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DepEd, CHED prepare for face-to-face classes in 2021

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NEWS

Teachers, barangay officials coordinate in module distribution

Justine Martirez

Amid reports on lost or double modules received by students, teachers coordinated with Barangay Bagbag, Bauang officials to solve the problems on module distribution for students residing in the barangay.

EDUCATION

College freshmen call for ‘academic ease’

Robbie Limsiaco

College freshmen from different universities in Metro Manila expressed their concern in continuing online learning next year and called for academic ease as the pandemic persists.

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UP rejects students, faculty's call to end semester

Kessha Carreon

The University of the Philippines (UP) Board of Regents (BOR) rejected the demand of the UP community to immediately end the semester and will instead implement a 'no-fail policy' where a grade of 4.0 or 5.0 shall not be given, the UP Office of the Student Regent (OSR) announced.

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Nueva Vizcaya students prefer face-to-face classes

Rowena Joy Flores

In an online poll conducted last November 15 among students in the “Beloved Diadi” Facebook group, 88 percent of the respondents preferred attending face-to-face classes over online and modular.

Students call for #SHSQCDOBETTER, demand better representation, action

Sofia San Pablo

Highschool students from the School of the Holy Spirit of Quezon City (SHSQC) called for their school administration to "do better" in answering the students' call to ease academic requirements to better cope amid the pandemic.

FEATURE

Scholartips: Scholarship Guide for Incoming Freshmen

Kate Paulyne Tayco

The thought of entering college is already nerve-wracking but thinking about the expenses you have to shoulder makes things worse. But don’t fret, there are programs that are willing to give incoming freshmen students like you a helping hand.

Finding your Way out of Procrastination

Joemariequeen Del Rosario

Lesly Guevarra

Proofreading is a must

OPINION

Despite imposing a lockdown longer than the 76-day quarantine of Wuhan, the first epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak, the Philippine government still fails in its effort to completely eradicate, nor lessen, the spread of COVID-19.

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EDITORIAL

Narratives of the Unheard

The Philippines is a democratic country; thus, the voice of the government should always reflect the voice of the people.

NEWS

Duterte wants gov’t to gov’t COVID-19 vaccine deal with China

Francesca Adrienne Kapunan

President Rodrigo Duterte expressed his preference for a government-to-government deal between the Philippines and China for COVID-19 vaccines to avoid corruption.

HEALTH

Project ARK provides PCR tests to OFWs

Alison Kyrille Roderika Wednesday Fajardo

Project ARK offered its laboratories to conduct COVID-19 tests to Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) who are arriving in the country.

DOH: Air purifiers, fog machines against COVID-19 not recommended

Justine Rhys Martirez

Use of air purifiers and fog machines are not recommended as prevention against COVID-19, said Department of Health (DOH) undersecretary Rosette Vergeire during the COVID-19 Media Forum last October 30.

DOH set to lead COVID-19 vaccine task force

Laniel Arive

The Department of Health (DOH) will lead the task force that will ensure the successful and efficient deployment of COVID-19 vaccines to the target population, Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque said in a Laging Handa public briefing last October 30.

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SC directs trial courts to conduct necessary proceedings for possible release of PDLs

Dante Guittu, Jr. and Reina Lyne Pintang

High school students from the School of the Holy Spirit of Quezon City (SHSQC) called for their school administration to “do better” in answering the students’ call to ease academic

requirements to better cope amid the pandemic.

EDITORIAL

Looking for: Hazard Pay

Christmas lights are shining, bonuses are rolling, a better year is on its way. Hospital lights are flickering, medical supplies are lacking, workers ask “where is our hazard pay?”

FEATURE

Focus on You: 10 tips on How to Self-love

Shanadine Doria

The pandemic has forced everyone to stay at home and this means – more time for yourself.

"You are what you eat"

On the growing trend of Veganism in the Philippines

Kate Paulyne Tayco and Mark Nelson De Leon

Growing up, I’m sure that you have been taught both in school and at home that eating vegetables and fruits is essential. Our parents usually convince us to eat green leafy vegetables and juicy fruits that, they say, will make our bodies stronger.

Despite imposing a lockdown longer than the 76-day quarantine of Wuhan, the first epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak, the Philippine government still fails in its effort to completely eradicate, nor lessen, the spread of COVID-19.

OPINION

Faulty Planning at its Best

Miles Nicole See

NEWS

ENVIRONMENT

Quezon LGU opposes Kaliwa Dam project

Joemariequeen Del Rosario

Following the statement of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) to push through with the construction of Kaliwa Dam despite opposition, Sangguniang Panlalawigan (SP) of Quezon passed a resolution to authorize Governor Danilo Suarez to devise plans to stop the construction of the China-loaned dam.

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Bulacan airport project poses threat to environment, livelihood

Ria Javate and Jomay Del Rosario

Proposed New Manila International Airport in Bulacan raised environmental issues in Manila Bay which will affect the livelihood of the people in surrounding areas, a researcher said in a webinar, August 18.

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Greenpeace Philippines urges PH to declare 'climate emergency

Janica Bayangos and Joemariequeen Del Rosario

The Philippines’ vulnerability to natural disasters and climate change pushed the environmental organization, Greenpeace Philippines, to send an open letter to the Office of the President.

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Boosting green jobs strengthens wildlife conservation – PEF

Gwen Marie De Leon

The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) CALABARZON conducted a webinar about the Philippine Eagle conservation last June 10 in celebration of the 22nd Philippine Eagle Week.

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DOE promotes use of renewable energy

Alyssa Gaile Castañares

Sustainable and cheap sources of energy can be found in the country’s natural resources, Department of Energy (DOE) chief of Technical Services and Management Division said in an interview with DZXL 558, December 4.

Thus, when the “Joker” movie came out last 2019 and presented the effects of Arthur Fleck’s mental health that made him into the Joker, it quickly gained recognition.

OPINION

No Less Than Batman

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Mining

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In hopes of achieving a better life for her family and the community, a local sells her land in Barangay Didipio to OceanaGold for a cheap price after being promised benefits and employment. In return, OceanaGold destroyed not only their lands but also their lives.

FEATURE

Fake Caretakers?

Pearl Julia Sibug

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OPINION

EDITORIAL

Not Just the Storms to Blame

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