+ Follow MR. NEPOMUCENO Tag
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Over the past weeks, I’ve been suffering from a bad case of "Whyosis." OK, I know you’re probably saying, "Yikes, what the heck is that? That sounds pretty bad!" Well, in a way, it is bad. It’s some kind of sickness. But not the physical kind. In a nutshell, it’s the syndrome where I get into this funk – a mode of sadness and desperation – coupled with the question "Why?" pounding repeatedly in my head.
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[Title] => Pro bowling loop in works
[Summary] => An advertising executive, who was never involved in school sports, is cooking up a local professional bowling league that seems to be long overdue.
Henry Tan, president of Pro-Ads Marketing Concepts, confesses to having been a bookworm at Chiang Kai Shek High School where his classmates included Graham Lim and Christian Tan, now high-ranking Basketball Association of the Philippines (BAP) officials. He went on to study at Mapua then made a living out of selling cars and cement before setting up his own advertising company early this year.
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[AuthorName] => Joaquin M. Henson
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[Title] => A lesson in etymology
[Summary] => Occasionally, we come across gems from readers who drop us a line to comment on a hot issue, react to something they read, or inquire about a point of interest.
The other day, Ramon Alfonso A. Fuentes – who described himself as "a concerned senior citizen" – faxed a letter to The STAR to call attention to the wrong use of a word in this column. The letter carried the logo of "Fuentes Media Operations, publishers of ‘The Filipino Economist."’
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MR. NEPOMUCENO
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Henry Tan, president of Pro-Ads Marketing Concepts, confesses to having been a bookworm at Chiang Kai Shek High School where his classmates included Graham Lim and Christian Tan, now high-ranking Basketball Association of the Philippines (BAP) officials. He went on to study at Mapua then made a living out of selling cars and cement before setting up his own advertising company early this year.
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[Title] => A lesson in etymology
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The other day, Ramon Alfonso A. Fuentes – who described himself as "a concerned senior citizen" – faxed a letter to The STAR to call attention to the wrong use of a word in this column. The letter carried the logo of "Fuentes Media Operations, publishers of ‘The Filipino Economist."’
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