Traditional bands in the Philippines would mean “bugle corps-type” in schools or rural communities or marching bands in towns or barrios like Banda 24 or the bands performed by orchestras.
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A Chef for Others | SMDC Trees Resident Changes Lives One Toque at a Time
For Chef Eugene Arador, the 100 folds of his toque does not represent the number of egg dishes he can prepare but the multiple roles he plays: a chef, a food consultant, an educator, entrepreneur, husband, father and a happy community member of SMDC Trees Residences.
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It was a calendar scheduled way before the death of former president Benigno C. Aquino III albeit heavy heart Kris Aquino pursued her trip to the US yesterday, a plan disclosed in her social media post.
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Now it’s official.
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There were times when my family barely had two pesos in our pockets. My parents had seven children. Their earnings were barely enough for all of us. Those were very hard times but we didn’t stop dreaming. With a lot of sacrifice I finished med school in Pampanga. That still wasn’t enough. I took advantage of working in the US …
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She was flying high.
Read More »Filipino Wharton grad snags double Summa cum Laude
Lately, young Filipinos are grabbing front page news for excellence on the global stage of the academe and sports.
Read More »Delivery rider delivers his best package yet: College diploma
A delivery rider from Cavite who recently graduated expressed his gratitude to Lalamove, a delivery company where he works, as his earnings helped fund his education.
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By Matthew Estabillo Life begins at… 99?
Read More »Action director Toto Natividad packs up to COVID-19
Another show business icon has been claimed by the fatal COVID-19.
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