+ Follow Vicente Gullas Tag
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[Summary] => Usa sa labing bililhong pagtulon-an nga nakat-onan ni Dr. Jose "Sir Dodong" Gullas gikan sa bantogan niyang amahan nga si Dr. Vicente Gullas mao nga ang toothpaste nga gipalugwa na sa sudlanan lisod nang ibalik.
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[Title] => Top 100 Cebuano Personalities: Don Vicente Gullas
[Summary] => Born to parents of modest means, the young Vicente Gullas worked his way to school. While in high school he served as a clerk and checker on outgoing and incoming vessels in Cebu City. In continuing his studies in Manila, he worked as a newspaper reporter.
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[Summary] => Launched early in May was Lapulapu: The Conqueror of Magellan, a novel by Vicente Gullas, translated from Cebuano by Erlinda K. Alburo, with a critical introduction by Resil B. Mojares, and published by University of San Carlos Press.
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The Philippines is not exactly known as a great well-spring of books. The number of books written by Filipino authors pales in comparison to the production of other countries. This fact becomes even more glaring when ranged against the light of our vast pool of literary talent.
The number of Filipinos, both living and dead, who could have immortalized their thoughts in book form but did not must be simply staggering. Of course this will have to remain conjecture in the absence of a system to determine the unspoken desire of many to write if only they could.
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Early this month, public elementary and secondary school teachers from Mandaue City expressed their gratitude to former Cebu first district congressman Jose Gullas for passing House Bill 2542, or the Act Regionalizing the Department of Education Payroll Service Division, by means of thank-you slum books and cards.
Gullas noticed that most of these were handcrafted, thereby touching him deeply as he pondered on the effort exerted by the educators.
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[Summary] => Three days ago was celebrated in simple ceremonies the 101st birth anniversary of the late Mrs. Josefina Rivera Gullas (Inday Pining), co-founder of the University of the Visayas and mother of Congressman Eduardo R. Gullas, former Congressman Jose R. Gullas and UV comptroller Gliceria Gullas-Lucero. Celebrated shortly after Women's Day, the birthday of UV's late First Lady becomes significant because it brings to mind a landmark achievement which every Filipina can be proud of.
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The Philippines is not exactly known as a great well-spring of books. The number of books written by Filipino authors pales in comparison to the production of other countries. This fact becomes even more glaring when ranged against the light of our vast pool of literary talent.
The number of Filipinos, both living and dead, who could have immortalized their thoughts in book form but did not must be simply staggering. Of course this will have to remain conjecture in the absence of a system to determine the unspoken desire of many to write if only they could.
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Early this month, public elementary and secondary school teachers from Mandaue City expressed their gratitude to former Cebu first district congressman Jose Gullas for passing House Bill 2542, or the Act Regionalizing the Department of Education Payroll Service Division, by means of thank-you slum books and cards.
Gullas noticed that most of these were handcrafted, thereby touching him deeply as he pondered on the effort exerted by the educators.
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October 16, 2006 - 12:00am
