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                    [Title] => Gabriela marks heroine’s 250th death anniv
                    [Summary] => 
The lives of heroes have always been a rich source of materials for film. From Jose Rizal to Andres Bonifacio and Emilio Aguinaldo, their colorful exploits, bravery and raw courage can spawn countless stories that grow more exciting with each re-telling.

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                    [Title] => Enmity between followers of Bonifacio and Aguinaldo goes on
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BONIFACIO VS. AGUINALDO.
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                    [AuthorName] => The Ear
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                    [Title] => 3% of Pinoys believe Pacquiao a national hero - Pulse Asia
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                    [Title] => How Rhett Eala made Pinoys proud
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It takes a genius to be able to create a phenomenon out of something really simple.
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                    [ColumnID] => 134562
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                    [AuthorName] => Ana G. Kalaw
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                    [Title] => Atienza calls on youth for support
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Manila Sports Commission (Masco) head Arnold "Ali" Atienza said yesterday he is banking on the youth to support him in the upcoming local elections.


"About 70 percent of the population of Manila is made up of the youth. That means 70 percent are for Ali Atienza," he said. Demographically, the age range of the youth is from 18 to 35 years old.


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                    [Title] => EDITORIAL  — A roaring 20!
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This has to do with the State of The STAR, not the State of the Nation.


And yet, the two impact on each other. Twenty years ago, when we abruptly left another successful newspaper which we had founded, the late, valiant Betty Go Belmonte, the late, irrepressible columnist and director Arturo Borjal Jr., and this publisher, had no blueprint on what to do next.


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                    [Title] => The grand Fiesta Nacional parade in sunny Madrid!
                    [Summary] => MADRID, Spain – Who says that "Filipino Time" means we Pinoys always come late? This Pinoy – Saluyot from up north, really –  made it on time to the big Fiesta Nacional (October 12) celebration in Madrid. I hopped on the KLM flight from NAIA-1 to Schipol Airport in the Netherlands on Tuesday night. Winging through the night, racing with the dawn, our Boeing-777 got to Amsterdam at 4:30 on a wet, dark morning.


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                    [Title] => Valenzuela City marks 136th birth anniversary of Dr. Pio Valenzuela
                    [Summary] => The Valenzuela City government marks  the 136th birth anniversary today of its founding father, Dr. Pio Valenzuela.


Mayor Sherwin Gatchalian said that many Filipinos are unaware of Valenzuela’s contributions "to the making of this nation."


"Government officials are public servants and must be loyal to their duties if they have to serve the people. They must not use their positions as instruments to enrich themselves or prosecute their political enemies," Gatchalian quoted one of  Valenzuela’s famous passages.


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                    [AuthorName] => Pete Laude
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                    [Title] => Hysteria and a question of honor
                    [Summary] => Efforts to "disqualify" Fernando Poe Jr. (alias Ronald Allan Poe) have reached, it seems, the level of hysteria. What is the public to conclude? That the Palace is deathly afraid of the FPJ challenge.


C’mon. Nobody doubts that Malacañang is behind the moves to boot Poe out of the race, even those rabid GMA supporters who very furiously and publicly deny that the Administration’s fingerprints are all over the . . . uh, dastardly deed.


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                    [AuthorName] => Max V. Soliven
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ANDRES BONIFACIO AND EMILIO AGUINALDO

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                    [ColumnID] => 134562
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"Government officials are public servants and must be loyal to their duties if they have to serve the people. They must not use their positions as instruments to enrich themselves or prosecute their political enemies," Gatchalian quoted one of  Valenzuela’s famous passages.


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