The Fourth

There is nothing more sacred in the minds of Americans than the Fourth of July, being one of the intentionally political decisions the Union undertook in its history. The Marianas has one American Memorial Park to showcase the design of a military occupation largely at the...
Posted On Jul 04 2016 06:00
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The First of July

He was proud to be named Julio, with the “J” pronounced like an “H” in “Hulyo” as in “Jaime” with the aspirated “H” for the “J.” He also did not mind being called a “Julius” though he quickly claimed he was no Csar for Caesar. But he and his girlfriend were on Lino’s San Isidro...
Posted On Jul 01 2016 06:00
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Inventory

I was to finish inventory of my classroom June 6 like everyone else but since I was a gap-filler to Grade 1 students who had me as their fourth teacher for the year, I dove into the pedagogical challenge without familiarizing myself first with the computerized system in place at...
Posted On Jun 29 2016 06:06
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First among equals

Our title phrase is one we used to designate functional and assigned role leadership in teams and other corporate bodies we formed among ourselves in the ’60s. It focused on the role and function of a lead, rather than power and status of a position, what one does rather than who...
Posted On Jun 27 2016 06:06
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