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Can sport unite Filipinos?

Posted on April 20, 2014April 21, 2014 By Ilda 21 Comments on Can sport unite Filipinos?
Can sport unite Filipinos?

Why are Filipinos not even good at sport? It seems like our athletes had been waved a red flag one day and then simply gave up on trying to achieve world-class status on all types of sport — I know, I know, aside from boxing, of course. A sport is commonly defined as an organized,…

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Culture, Development, Education, Lifestyle, Media, Society

The Philippines: Between Poverty and Ignorance

Posted on April 18, 2014September 14, 2015 By Ilda 19 Comments on The Philippines: Between Poverty and Ignorance
The Philippines: Between Poverty and Ignorance

I have a friend who disagrees very much with my social and political views about the Philippines. He thinks that my commentaries about the country come across as negative and therefore running counter to his own views. This deeply offends him even when I’ve assured him many times these commentaries are not about him. I…

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Education, Environment, Society

How to become a successful Filipino

Posted on April 17, 2014 By Ilda 36 Comments on How to become a successful Filipino
How to become a successful Filipino

A lot of Filipinos have an identity crisis. You can spot these sorts a mile away. They are the ones who shout out “I am proud to be Filipino!” as if they hold a monopoly over harbouring such a sentiment. It is usually in the way it is expressed and in the context and timing…

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Culture, Development, Education, Society

Tulong Dunong, ACIL, ICTUS, and other memories from up the Hill

Posted on April 17, 2014 By benign0 4 Comments on Tulong Dunong, ACIL, ICTUS, and other memories from up the Hill
Tulong Dunong, ACIL, ICTUS, and other memories from up the Hill

If I lower my guard and take the comfy view that I am fundamentally defined by where I was schooled, I’d call myself an “Atenean”. When you are an Ateneo alumnus (and specially when you remain on as a faculty member), you usually come equipped with a lot of connections and the frame of mind…

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Civics, Culture, Education, Politics, Religion, Society

Top-notch command of the English language opens doors

Posted on April 7, 2014 By benign0 57 Comments on Top-notch command of the English language opens doors
Top-notch command of the English language opens doors

We’d like to believe that we deserve a society that treats people fairly regardless of how well they speak and write English and regardless of whether they speak it with a regional accent or not. We think, if we continue stomping our feet enough in a loud appeal to nationalist sentiment, that we could one…

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Culture, Education, Lifestyle, Society

Will Heart Evangelista make a good First Lady to Chiz?

Posted on March 31, 2014 By Kate Natividad 5 Comments on Will Heart Evangelista make a good First Lady to Chiz?
Will Heart Evangelista make a good First Lady to Chiz?

Why would Heart Evangelista be “bad” for possible future Philippine President Chiz Escudero? Personally, I think it’s about time the Philippines had a glamorous First Lady again. So you go girl! Good to read that you don’t care about all this crap talk about you possibly weakening Chiz’s bid for the top job! I mean,…

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Culture, Education, Glitz and Glamour, Lifestyle, Media, Politics, Society

Da Pilipino way: showbiz and government are inseparable

Posted on February 28, 2014 By FallenAngel 49 Comments on Da Pilipino way: showbiz and government are inseparable
Da Pilipino way: showbiz and government are inseparable

Filipinos are infamous for their short attention spans and stunted mental faculties. As a form of entertainment, many Filipinos rely on television. However mass media giants use this medium, whether to educate the population or turn them into mindless, loyal, zombies, its power cannot be underestimated. If they do decide to show nothing but dancing…

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Civics, Culture, Education, Media

Anti-intellectual attitude a roadblock to Philippine progress

Posted on February 28, 2014July 15, 2022 By Ilda 58 Comments on Anti-intellectual attitude a roadblock to Philippine progress
Anti-intellectual attitude a roadblock to Philippine progress

There is something really strange about Filipinos who look down on intellectuals. Even more bizarre is when the person insulting the intellectuals is a university professor and a so-called political “scientist”. In his article in GMANEWS online, Mr. Antonio P. Contreras referred to those who belong to the elite intellectual class of the Philippines as…

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