Now that we are trapped in these COVID-19 days, one of the sound pieces of advice is to take in Vitamin C and other food supplements to boost the immune system. One of my former… Read more »
Author: Edward B. Antonio
This pandemic has been worrying us a lot, fellas. In fact, stress is the name of the game especially with our frontliners: doctors, nurses and health workers. They all need to see, hear or read… Read more »
Did Rizal write this poem at 8 years old? Did Rizal write this poem at all? No original manuscript, in Rizal’s own hand, exists for “Sa Aking Mga Kabata,” traditionally believed to be his first… Read more »
August is “Buwan ng Wika,” fellas. If there were classes this month, the DepEd divisions would have been very busy staging student contests regarding the national language. Again, the favorite quote would be: “Ang hindi… Read more »
SAN JUAN, Ilocos Sur — San Juan National High School’s (SJNHS) 8th principal, Elvis Tabugader, vowed to put back the school in the limelight as he responded to the warm welcome accorded to him by… Read more »
The last time I rendered a lecture on Photojournalism and Editorial Writing in a very big school in the province last year , I came across one of the better singer-members of Gumil Ilocos Sur… Read more »
The flood months are coming over, fellas. Be, therefore, forewarned and forearmed. Before they strike us as in previous years, it’s time once more to fix things before the typhoons fix us. We learn when… Read more »
Being single is not bad, but getting married is better. Unless you got married too early that your life became a mess afterwards. A deeply religious man says an unmarried man cannot be exalted in… Read more »
Fabel Pineda was a former student at San Juan NHS, San Juan, Ilocos Sur, fellas. I once taught her in class, Grade 8-English. She was then an active, vibrant 14-year old girl of Grade 8-Anthurium,… Read more »