+ Follow ARMANDO MALAY Tag
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[Title] => New Eton campus in Heroes Hills opens doors
[Summary] => What used to be JUSMAG (Joint United States Military Advisory Group) headquarters, a venue to reorganize Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) and train its officers and personnel under the RP-US Military Bases Agreement, is now a campus of international students for primary education.
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[Title] => Media misses the beat / Remembering Sandra
[Summary] => The Philippine media enjoys the reputation of being the freest in Asia, a bare-knuckled press that fears "nothing" and reports "everything". Where before, Plaza Miranda was the ultimate vehicle in determining whether a political concept or idea could work or not, today it is media. The late President Ramon Magsaysay it was who popularized Plaza Miranda. Often The Guy asked: "Will that play in Plaza Miranda?"
And so the swirl of people and politicians often led to Plaza Miranda for the debate to end debates.
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[Title] => Upsilon mystique
[Summary] => On Friday, November 28th, the Upsilon Sigma Phi Fraternity Alumni Association is presenting "Jazz in Time"/Commemorative Concert XII at the UP Diliman University Theater. It was the Upsilon that staged the first jazz presentation in the country dubbed "Jazz Festival" in 1955. The fraternity’s subsequent jazz festivals and concerts have become a mecca for jazz aficionados; for Upsilonians, those musical landmarks are an excuse for getting together.
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[Title] => The US and GMA / Malay’s grain of salt
[Summary] => While President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo dances ecstatically under a rain of White House adulation, it’s time we all assessed the historic import of her state visit. We’re all taken in by the hoopla, the visual magic, the fulsome US promises, the roseate mists of welcome. As a result, there is now the widening belief GMA with US support will run for the presidency in 2004. I don’t want to be a spoilsport but America is a past master at this sort of thing.
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[Title] => Dean Malay, 89
[Summary] => The guardian of memory speaks no more. Journalist, teacher and human rights activist Armando Malay died Thursday night at a hospital in Quezon City. He was 89.
Malay was rushed to the Capitol Medical Center after he slipped into a coma Wednesday.
His remains lie in state at the Protestant Chapel at the Gumersindo Garcia Hall of the University of the Philippines, Diliman, Quezon City.
Born in 1914 in Tondo, Manila, Malay attended Torres High School where he wrote his first column, entitled "We," for the school paper, The Torres Torch.
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[Title] => Iraq diplomat linked to Zamboanga bombing
[Summary] => A Philippine intelligence report has linked a senior Iraqi diplomat in Manila to a deadly bomb attack by the Abu Sayyaf in Zamboanga City that killed an American soldier and wounded another in October last year, Foreign Affairs Secretary Blas Ople said yesterday.
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[Title] => Will crisis slow down globalization?
[Summary] => The proposal to reform Europe’s agriculture subsidy program had just been booed down. The slowdown in American consumer demand will negatively affect imports, particularly from Asia. Australians are using all sorts of excuses to prevent competing agricultural products from entering their markets. World leaders are all talking of looking into the strength of their domestic markets to help them weather the economic storm.
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[Title] => Fully booked
[Summary] => The Impeachment of a President by the husband-and-wife team of Oscar S. Valladolid and Alice Colet Villadolid has a foreword by former Secretary of Education Raul S. Roco. Alice comes out further with Mills of Justice Grind on for an Impeached President which carries a foreword by Bishop Socrates Villegas, D.D.
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ARMANDO MALAY
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And so the swirl of people and politicians often led to Plaza Miranda for the debate to end debates.
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[Title] => The US and GMA / Malay’s grain of salt
[Summary] => While President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo dances ecstatically under a rain of White House adulation, it’s time we all assessed the historic import of her state visit. We’re all taken in by the hoopla, the visual magic, the fulsome US promises, the roseate mists of welcome. As a result, there is now the widening belief GMA with US support will run for the presidency in 2004. I don’t want to be a spoilsport but America is a past master at this sort of thing.
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[Summary] => The guardian of memory speaks no more. Journalist, teacher and human rights activist Armando Malay died Thursday night at a hospital in Quezon City. He was 89.
Malay was rushed to the Capitol Medical Center after he slipped into a coma Wednesday.
His remains lie in state at the Protestant Chapel at the Gumersindo Garcia Hall of the University of the Philippines, Diliman, Quezon City.
Born in 1914 in Tondo, Manila, Malay attended Torres High School where he wrote his first column, entitled "We," for the school paper, The Torres Torch.
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[Summary] => A Philippine intelligence report has linked a senior Iraqi diplomat in Manila to a deadly bomb attack by the Abu Sayyaf in Zamboanga City that killed an American soldier and wounded another in October last year, Foreign Affairs Secretary Blas Ople said yesterday.
[DatePublished] => 2003-02-11 00:00:00
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[Title] => Will crisis slow down globalization?
[Summary] => The proposal to reform Europe’s agriculture subsidy program had just been booed down. The slowdown in American consumer demand will negatively affect imports, particularly from Asia. Australians are using all sorts of excuses to prevent competing agricultural products from entering their markets. World leaders are all talking of looking into the strength of their domestic markets to help them weather the economic storm.
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