Poverty is among the major diseases that slowly kills the lives of families, communities, and Filipino people as well as the children born in it. The phrase “Isang-kahig-isang-tukang pamumuhay” (one scratch one peck) still applies to many families even up … Read more
After the infamous massive eruption of the Taal Volcano, victims find it a challenge to recover. In fact, this is their main goal after the said event. Homes that have been damaged, schools that were set as evacuation centers, and … Read more
Everything can already be read and accessed on the internet, particularly in social media. Facebook has been the standard of most people for whenever they want to “read the news” or “to know what’s happening around them.” Whether it’s for … Read more
Contrary to popular belief, public universities usually produce competent students. As a matter of fact, these universities also have good professors and educators to appropriately and properly teach them. Since these are public schools, students in these universities usually come … Read more
After the infamous spew of lava and ashes of the Taal Volcano, many residents in neighboring cities, towns, and provinces were alarmed. They knew that the ashes that the volcano has spewed is in no way healthy for the human … Read more
In times of calamity, Filipinos are known for their “bayanihan” mentality or the spirit of communal and community work to help the needy. The usual suspects or categories of calamity would be by flooding, tropical storms, and earthquakes. This time, … Read more
Education is one of the government’s priorities for the year 2020. Budgeting P30 billion can possibly provide promising improvements to school facilities, research materials, educational facilities, and teacher’s assistance and educational materials. However, there is still a problem; and it’s … Read more