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Written by: Irene Ardiente She's looking through the mirror and sees a failure.  As she opened her eyes, there is a smile left behind. Doubtful of what may embrace and of what may disappear.   At her young age she suffers a lot. There are countless days and nights that she had a battle with herself. Hurting her emotions was not the satisfaction, it weighs more of hurting her physically is the real satisfaction. She has different illness, an illness because of disgrace and an illness that she once think, the execration. She's drowning with her own tears for many reasons. She really had a tough time to handle things by her own but wait, by her own? Yes, definitely by herself. Her mother lost her livelihood due to the implementations of protocol in this time of pandemic. Her mother lost her job to the point that she couldn't sustain the family’s needs and wants.   Pandemic opened a new chapter to her life. A lot of changes she attest. The way she live her life and the way sh...

Written by: Jelie May Mañacap Interviewed by: Angelou V. Leduna   “Because I love what I do.  I get “I love yous” from children that I got privileged to bond with and talk to. Lahi ra jud siya nga feeling. Children are the most honest beings para nako. Lahi ras mga “I love you” sa mga bulingit nga ex.” Miss Archele Navarro Baladya said in an online interview when asked about her motivation why she continued teaching despite being a cancer patient. The art of teaching is the art of assisting discovery. In this time of pandemic, it is not only the students who were constrained from going to school, but the teachers as well. One cannot deny the fact that some of the teachers are new to this mode of giving students the quality of education. On the other side of the coin, students were also clueless of their teacher’s struggles. It is not a piece of cake to handle classes in a face-to-face environment, how much more handling them virtually with an own unique battle. Teachers r...

  TAU GAMMA PHI INITIATES CLEANUP DRIVE  AS THE SCHOOL YEAR 2021-2022 STARTS By: CLAUDINE FLORES KATE ANGELU LEDUNA-CEBUA-KNOWS                                               SEPTEMBER 13, 2021- 8:32 pm PHOTO COURTESY: MAY CARA N. MORALDE JUNRYCK A. NORMANDIA             MOALBOAL, Cebu- The TAU GAMMA PHI of Toledo volunteers on a cleanup drive at Ibo Elementary School last Sunday, September 12, 2021.             As the school year 2021-2022 launches its official opening date, a group of fifteen individuals from Barangay Ibo, Toledo City, Cebu helps on cleaning their school as it start its school year.         “Para maka tabang sa mga maistra ug sa mga istudyanti nga malimpyo ang tunghaan sa elementarya pinaagi sa among gamay tabang ma kwaan ang gamay mg...

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                          words by: Jelie May Manacap On September 9, 1878, Sergio Osmeña was born. He was a Filipino politician who served as the fourth president of the Philippines from 1944 to 1946. He was Vice President under Manuel L. Quezon. Upon Quezon's sudden death in 1944, Osmeña succeeded him at age 65, becoming the oldest person to assume the Philippine presidency until Rodrigo Duterte took office in 2016 at age 71. A founder of the Nacionalista Party, Osmeña was also the first Visayan to become president. Prior to his accession in 1944, Osmeña served as Governor of Cebu from 1906 to 1907, Member and first Speaker of the Philippine House of Representatives from 1907 to 1922, and Senator from the 10th Senatorial District for thirteen years, in which capacity he served as Senate President pro tempore. He was the patriarch of the prominent Osmeña family, which includes his son, former...

                         September 08, 2021 By: A ngelou V. Leduna Mother Mary was the chosen one by the Almighty to carry Jesus the Messiah . By the grace of the Holy Spirit, Jesus’ mother, brought "the Word Made Flesh" to the world and in our lives.   Moreover, Mary serves as a mother figure in our lives. An epitome of joy and a refuge of sorrow. We may express our sorrows, griefs, and joys to her. As a mother of our Savior, Mary could mediate us to the Father.   Once a miraculous white lady, claimed to be the Virgin Mary, reigned in the area more than 60 years ago, a wise man from Simala named Ingko Niyong Villamor predicted that the hills of Lindogon would become sacred.   Simala Shrine is one of Cebu's most beautiful churches and a pilgrimage place for devotees. Renowned as the Miraculous Mother Mary Church after a Virgin Mary statue within the Shrine was seen crying, it attracts hundreds of ...

MOALBOAL, Cebu- Cebu Normal University- Council of Liberal Arts and Sciences Students announced that it will push through its first virtual edition of Mr. and Ms. CAS 2021.  “A major event of the Council of Liberal Arts and Sciences Students is Mr. and Ms. CAS. This year, we're trying to keep the decency and fun of the pageant even though we are in a virtual setting, we prepared a lot to make this pageant more memorable and successful,” Honorable Agape Apuhin, Class SSC Governor and the committee chairman, said in a statement sent via online.  “As of last night, we have 9 candidates who registered in our Google Form coming from the different degree programs and the application period of the pageant will officially end on September 5, 2021 at exactly 11:59 p.m.” The struggle in pulling off this event is the most difficult in any event that the council has set in terms of preparations, he said. The candidates are anticipated to do their shoots at their homes for the production n...

  What are your Christmas wishes? Hooooray, Philippines. It's the first day of September. Who would've thought that it has been the second time around since we say hello to BER months during a pandemic. Today, we welcome BER months: September, October, November, and finally the most anticipated time of the year, December. We hope that you will be merrier as you count on the days until Christmas. Oh, please do include this on your Christmas wish, "A COVID-FREE PHILIPPINES."