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“A man can fail many times, but he isn’t a failure until he begins to blame somebody else.” – John Burroughs INSTEAD of bellyaching and finger-pointing, let’s analyze and first face the mirror. While public officials who stole billions of pesos of taxpayer’s money in flood control projects deserve to die
As Disaster Resilience Month comes to an end, the habagat or southwest monsoon and tropical cyclones Luis, Maymay, and Neneng have flooded communities in 11 regions in Luzon and Mindanao, affecting 8.8 million Filipinos, displacing 164,475 individuals, claiming 32 lives, and racking up damage to infrastructure and agriculture worth PHP 8.4 billion,
A budget can look perfectly healthy from several thousand feet above. PHP 141 billion is, after all, the kind of number most of us cannot picture without a calculator and perhaps a mild headache. Come down to campus level, however, and the arithmetic becomes easier to understand. It becomes a laboratory
Of course, it is good news that there is now a new “Library sa Merkado” at the Iloilo Central Market. In a city and a country that have long been confronting a reading crisis, any space that brings books closer to people is easy to applaud. But applause is not
“There are many points to ponder.” Two case studies and a zillion points to ponder. “Thoughts to Ponder” is a board full of quotes which will make us think that LIFE is more valuable than any material thing in this world. Sometimes we feel our lives are becoming miserable. Our negativism doesn’t
THIS was clearly illustrated in that gospel episode where Christ went to Capernaum, preached in the synagogue, and a person possessed by the devil approached him. (cfr. Lk 4,31-37) We know what happened next. The devil was quickly exorcised. Despite rising reports of spiritual warfare, we can feel reassured that the