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Walong dekada ng kalidad, kahusayan ng St. Dominic Academy
WALONG MAKASAYSAYANG DEKADA, HIGIT PA. Tikatik man ang ulan, hindi nito naparam ang alab ng bawat isang Dominikanong sumaksi sa makasaysayang selebrasyon ng ika-80 na anibersaryo ng St. Dominic Academy of Pulilan, Inc.. Pinakatampok na gawain sa nasabing selebraSyon ang paglalagay ng mga memorabilia sa isang time capsule na inilagak naman sa harap ng imahe ni Sto. Domingo sa quadrangle ng paaralan. Kabilang sa mga nilalaman ng nasabing kapsula ang misyon at bisyon ng SDA, sch
OP-Siena sisters celebrate 330 years of unwavering faith, commitment to sick, poor, young
SPECIAL DAY FOR OUR SISTERS. As Dominican Sisters of St. Catherine of Siena celebrate their founding anniversary, last July 28, Tuesday, OP-Siena sisters at SDA were also up for a Dominican surprise - one that is never forgetful and always thankful. Watch here:
School safety comes first amid threats to learning institutions
BETTER PREPARED, BETTER READY. As Dominicans engaged in yet another earthquake preparedness and school threats drills, their knowledge and readiness for such increases. Though hoping it would not happen, better preparedness is better readiness. Elements from Pulilan PNP, MDRRMO together with SDA's local DRRM group, Students Services Division organized the seminars. Watch here:
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Fractured Gem
by Abbie Christel Esguerra As the scorching sunlight becomes too much to bear, the cacao trees seem to turn lifeless and bare. The undeniable need for rain becomes a desire for all. While the farmers harvest the fruits, it hits their hands like precious gems. But as they examine the fruits closely, they begin to wonder—“Can something so precious survive without what it desires?” The city of Davao has been consistently named as the “Chocolate Capital” of the Philippines. The p
Forgotten Gold
by Abbie Christel Esguerra, OD Junior Staffer As the abaka farmers look at their ₱100 bill on their trembling hands, they are not just looking at an ordinary cash but also the life that was slowly being forgotten. While they stare at it deeply, they cannot help but wonder— “As banknotes change to something more modern, what about those strands of gold left behind?” In the town of Valencia, Negros Oriental, three farmers have long been selling abaka for their daily income. Jun
Mount Onion
by Barbara Denisse Gutierrez, OD Staffer When clean, misty air is replaced by the rotten stench of garbage, it is no longer a sanctuary—it is now a dump. When the flourishing greenery highlighting the trees' crowns loses the golden leaves it once harbored, it is no longer a forest—it is now a desert. When the very place you once called home is soiled with the remnants of a "temporary" trash waterfall, it is no longer a home. It is left as something no better than a mountain o
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Taas ng kuryen-teh!
isang editoryal Sa nakalipas na mga buwan, dama ng mga konsyumer ang bigat sa bulsa ng bawat konsumo ng kuryente na pumapatak ng ₱10.70 hanggang ₱19.30 kada kWh. Dala ng matinding init at pabago-bagong panahon, mas lalong napapadalas ang paggamit ng mga de-kuryenteng pampalamig kagaya ng aircon at electric fan na tinatayang nasa ₱14 kada kWh and dagdag sa konsumo. Nitong ikalimang State of the Nations Address (SONA) ni Pangulong Ferdinand Marcos Jr., nanawagan siyang amyend
Most Dangerous Player May Look Like Friend
an editorial One cannot help but wonder how easily a stranger can earn a child’s trust online. How does one convince a child that a stranger is a friend? Is it simply a harmless conversation, or is there a deeper intention behind every message? Behind the colorful avatars and playful worlds of online games, these questions remain unanswered, and perhaps, that is what makes them frightening. But would it be enough to simply tell children to be careful? Filipino children enter
Parallels of Broken Lines
by Kent Jessreel Sarmiento, OD Associate Editor Lines break and lies form, both of which prevent one from making ends meet. Humans dream and strive, those are some of the signature characteristics that make a person. Though in the road to achieve those dreams, they are often replaced by something else — the need to survive another day. EIGHTY-FIVE PESOS, some may see it as just the price of a nice snack. But for millions of Filipinos, that is the difference between
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