Cabatuan school tops Provincial Statistics Quiz
STUDENTS from Cabatuan National Comprehensive High School (CNCHS) topped the Provincial Statistics Quiz organized by the Provincial Planning and Development Office (PPDO) of the Iloilo Provincial Government on Tuesday, October 8. More »
Filipino students win in China Math Olympiad
FILIPINO students hurdled one of the most difficult math contests held in China and won six medals. They bagged one silver and five bronze medals at the 10th China Southeast Mathematical Olympiad More »
Sun.Star Summer Vacation 2013: Your Cool Summer Experience – Year 3
THE season may have ended, too soon for some of us, but the wonderful memories and the cool photos we captured of summer would be more than enough to say we had More »
Landscape Photography
By Kubo ni Juan “Landscape photography is not that different with any kind of photography actually…the basics are still practically the same. It falls more on the choice or option I chose More »
School of Rock
By James Kevin Acuna – UP Intern AT A certain point in our lives, we all dreamed of becoming rock stars. And there is nothing more refreshing than going back to our More »
Let’s Play!
By Cassandra Poculan
THEATER, as in life, introduces us to characters, both big and small. It takes us to places, both familiar and new. It is also a good reminder that no matter how much we think we know exactly what a person is like, what we see is just a glimpse of him and not his entire story.
Prayer = Faith + Action
By Kimberly Ann Obrero
“COME on Kim, think and think. You have studied in this lesson last night. What’s happening to you now?”
This thought came on running and running to me while taking the test for my Accounting subject. I was so bothered that I could no longer think well–I was mentally blocked.
Cabatuan school tops Provincial Statistics Quiz
STUDENTS from Cabatuan National Comprehensive High School (CNCHS) topped the Provincial Statistics Quiz organized by the Provincial Planning and Development Office (PPDO) of the Iloilo Provincial Government on Tuesday, October 8.
Decisions, decisions … (on finding the course that suits you)
By Jedd Uy
ONE critical decision to be made in our lives (aside from deciding which Facebook photo to post as a profile picture) happens to be selecting a college course. It can be a frustrating exercise as a streamlined process or one-size-fits-all approach has yet to be discovered. We’re talking four or five-year courses here—a significant amount of time best invested in the right pursuits. Having been through that (and graduating from a course that I’m very much proud of), here are a few do’s-and-don’ts I found helpful when choosing which course to take in college:
Just Desserts
By Elisabeth Baumgart
I’M starting to have a huge craving for Napoleones.
For those who have been living under a rock and have not heard about this wonderfully sinful treat, Napoleones are layered puffed pastries filled with custard cream and glazed with white sugar on top. It’s every calorie-conscious person’s nightmare and secret dream-come-true all rolled into one.
Filipino students win in China Math Olympiad
FILIPINO students hurdled one of the most difficult math contests held in China and won six medals.
They bagged one silver and five bronze medals at the 10th China Southeast Mathematical Olympiad (CSMO) held in Jiangxi Province, China.
