Monthly Archives: January 2011
Green Spikers maintain tight grip on third spot
| January 23, 2011 | By melranda under Sports |
The DLSU Green Spikers continued to assert their dominance in the Men’s Volleyball Division of the UAAP, as they defeated the hapless University of the East (UE) squad, 25-17, 25-15, 25-14, in a one-sided 53-minute affair, Jan. 12 at the Fil-Oil Arena in San Juan to end their first round of UAAP Men’s Volleyball action with two straight wins. Green Spiker Mark Lee, the league’s…
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Green Tennisters off to scorching start
| January 23, 2011 | By bimbosarmiento under Sports |
After last season’s bridesmaid finish to the University of Santo Tomas, the DLSU Green Tennisters used that defeat as a motivation for this season’s campaign. True enough, their hard work during the off-season is paying off as the revenge-minded Tennisters were able to start the season and the year right by pulling off back-to–back wins. The hapless University of the East (UE) Tennisters were the…
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Lady Tennisters demolish first assignment
| January 23, 2011 | By buenviaje under Sports |
Jan. 8 of this year marked the beginning of the UAAP Season 73 Tennis Tournaments as each team of the participating universities gathered at the Rizal Memorial Tennis Center to hold their opening ceremonies. Jan. 8 was not just about the beginning of yet another exciting set of wars on the tennis courts; it also meant that the title-defense of the DLSU Lady Tennisters had…
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Contrasting finishes attained by Green and Lady Fencers
| January 23, 2011 | By canicosausi under Sports |
A year ago the two teams suffered the same fate, finishing last in both divisions, and yet a year removed from their dismal performances, the DLSU Green and Lady Fencers churned out stints that was as opposite as black and white. The Lady Fencers went from being the bottom-feeder at the end of last year’s UAAP Fencing Tournament to being the bridesmaids, while the Green…
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Editorial: Who’s under arrest now?
| January 23, 2011 | By The LaSallian under Opinion |
The German Science of Police tells us that a policeman has both an economic and social duty. Apart from ensuring the enforcement of the law, the policemen in the old Western culture answered to health concerns, urban planning and vigilance in the market; policemen then were tasked to empower the population. Civilians back then were not just in good hands but in safe hands. The…
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Loving and leaving
| January 23, 2011 | By bombarda under Opinion |
Watching all the episodes of the Friends series and reading too many novels set in New York has enticed me to take a big bite of the Big Apple. For so long, I’ve entertained fantasies of walking the halls of Columbia and living the life of a starving writer, or reading hundreds of manuscripts as a book editor. It did not occur to me, until…
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What were you doing before the internet?
| January 23, 2011 | By Audrey Virgula under Opinion |
An intriguing question, isn’t it? Many of us would rather not even think about those “dark ages” anymore. I have painful recollections of spending long hours in the school library looking for decent material about Levi Celerio before the internet existed. It makes sense; a lot of readers may not even know who he is. I remember wishing our 20-volume encyclopedia would condense in the…
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Manny Matters
| January 23, 2011 | By Imman Canicosa under Opinion |
The biggest boxing story for the past year was, to nobody’s surprise, the Manny Pacquiao-Floyd Mayweather Jr. fight that never happened. “Pretty Boy” had more conditions than a kidnapper, ranging from the split of the earnings of the potential mega-buck fight to the blood test he wanted Pacquiao to take before and after the fight. Now, however, Mayweather has more problems than Pacquiao. In fact,…
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State of smiles
| January 23, 2011 | By crisakol under Opinion |
Before the holiday break began, a foreigner friend told me that I smiled too much and that I should at times refrain from showing my cavities to the world. Much to the outsider’s dismay, I widened my grin instead and told him that there is just a lot to smile about. In the Philippines, the holiday season usually starts ridiculously early and ends amusingly late.…
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Memento Mori
| January 23, 2011 | By lyleadriano under Opinion |
I will not mince words or lie to you; I am dying, and so are you. Each day brings with it death for us all. No, I am not trying to sound pessimistic (nor sound like a doomsayer; you have the Book of Revelation for that). Scientifically speaking, the human body regularly “dies” since the body undergoes apoptosis—the fancy term for cell death. About 60…
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