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[Summary] => With Sen. Grace Poe set to declare her presidential bid today, Liberal Party (LP) standard-bearer Manuel Roxas II is no longer asking her to be his running mate and is now in talks with three other choices – Camarines Sur Rep. Leni Robredo, Batangas Gov. Vilma Santos-Recto and Sen. Alan Peter Cayetano.
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[Title] => List of class suspensions on July 27
[Summary] => The Department of Education announced the suspension of classes on July 27 in view of President Benigno Aquino III’s last State of the Nation Address.
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[Title] => QC school gets library
[Summary] => Fully Booked Foundation, spearheaded by its president Chris Yam-Daez, recently donated a mini-library to Sinag-Tala Elementary School in Quezon City.
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[Title] => QC invests P1.9B in infra projects
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The Quezon City government, under the stewardship of Mayor Feliciano Belmonte Jr., has invested more than P1.9 billion in much needed infrastructure projects, which are national in scope and significance since 2002.
In an executive summary report on infrastructure projects, the city engineering department said bulk of the amount was spent on the construction and repair of school buildings, road improvement and complementary infrastructure projects, including bridges and pedestrian overpasses.
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[Title] => How to lure donors to upgrade education
[Summary] => Let’s face it. Even if the government’s allocation for education remains the biggest slice of the budgetary pie, it will remain inadequate to meet the needs of our future generations of Filipinos. A large part of that budget covers overhead, salaries and related administrative expenses of the massive bureaucracy at Dep-Ed. There is little left over for teacher training and building the proper infrastructure – schoolhouses, computer labs or even just desks and chairs.
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[Title] => Belmonte orders completion of 186 infra projects worth P1B
[Summary] => Quezon City Mayor Feliciano Jr. has ordered the city engineering department to finish the construction of the 186 infrastructure projects worth P1 billion bidded out in middle of this year and to prepare other projects to be bidded out for the first quarter next year.
In his order to city engineering department officer-in-charge Engr. Joselito Cabungcal, the mayor wants everything rushed during the dry season.
"Remember, that we are also rehabilitating the easement and drainage of every street that we improve," the mayor said.
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[Title] => Time to invest big in education
[Summary] => We have heard a lot of pleas for voters to think of the nation’s future during the just-concluded election season. Now that we are supposed to get back to normal, whatever that might be, it is time to think what it would take to assure this nation’s future.
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[Title] => Balara kids enjoy Christmas the CCA way
[Summary] => When the culinary team of the Center for Culinary Arts, Manila (CCA) started last November a Christmas drive for toy donations among CCA students, they were hoping to get at least 200 toys, which was just about the number of public school children they expected to come to their annual CCA gift-giving Christmas party. Instead, they were able to gather from the students themselves more than 500 toys, some store-bought, like jigsaw puzzles and plastic tea sets, others still good as brand-new, like Fisher-Price toys and stuffed teddy bears.
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[Title] => Give till it hurts - GOTCHA by Jarius Bondoc
[Summary] => Such a nice phrase, "give till it hurts." If memory serves, Filipinos picked it up in the ’60s from an American love rock. Since then, they’ve used it for just about every fund raising: for church collections and alms to the poor, for aid to calamity victims and a friend’s surgery, why even for liquor bill of the barkada and going-away present to the once-hated now-retiring boss. There’s so much fun in giving till it hurts for the love of it.
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BALARA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
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The Quezon City government, under the stewardship of Mayor Feliciano Belmonte Jr., has invested more than P1.9 billion in much needed infrastructure projects, which are national in scope and significance since 2002.
In an executive summary report on infrastructure projects, the city engineering department said bulk of the amount was spent on the construction and repair of school buildings, road improvement and complementary infrastructure projects, including bridges and pedestrian overpasses.
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[Summary] => Let’s face it. Even if the government’s allocation for education remains the biggest slice of the budgetary pie, it will remain inadequate to meet the needs of our future generations of Filipinos. A large part of that budget covers overhead, salaries and related administrative expenses of the massive bureaucracy at Dep-Ed. There is little left over for teacher training and building the proper infrastructure – schoolhouses, computer labs or even just desks and chairs.
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[Title] => Belmonte orders completion of 186 infra projects worth P1B
[Summary] => Quezon City Mayor Feliciano Jr. has ordered the city engineering department to finish the construction of the 186 infrastructure projects worth P1 billion bidded out in middle of this year and to prepare other projects to be bidded out for the first quarter next year.
In his order to city engineering department officer-in-charge Engr. Joselito Cabungcal, the mayor wants everything rushed during the dry season.
"Remember, that we are also rehabilitating the easement and drainage of every street that we improve," the mayor said.
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[Summary] => We have heard a lot of pleas for voters to think of the nation’s future during the just-concluded election season. Now that we are supposed to get back to normal, whatever that might be, it is time to think what it would take to assure this nation’s future.
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[Title] => Balara kids enjoy Christmas the CCA way
[Summary] => When the culinary team of the Center for Culinary Arts, Manila (CCA) started last November a Christmas drive for toy donations among CCA students, they were hoping to get at least 200 toys, which was just about the number of public school children they expected to come to their annual CCA gift-giving Christmas party. Instead, they were able to gather from the students themselves more than 500 toys, some store-bought, like jigsaw puzzles and plastic tea sets, others still good as brand-new, like Fisher-Price toys and stuffed teddy bears.
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[Title] => Give till it hurts - GOTCHA by Jarius Bondoc
[Summary] => Such a nice phrase, "give till it hurts." If memory serves, Filipinos picked it up in the ’60s from an American love rock. Since then, they’ve used it for just about every fund raising: for church collections and alms to the poor, for aid to calamity victims and a friend’s surgery, why even for liquor bill of the barkada and going-away present to the once-hated now-retiring boss. There’s so much fun in giving till it hurts for the love of it.
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