WEEK'S MAIL
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| Building English villages or museums |
| by Su Jana Park, University of Baguio |
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A lot of foreigners come here in Baguio City to study and to learn the English language, that is why Baguio City is known for being an educational city.
To maintain this title, the city government should provide a place for English Language learners like us. My suggestion is for them to create an English Village or English museums. In this way, more foreigners will be interested to study here. The English Village is famous in other countries, I know it will also be famous here. |
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:: Fishy parking collection at the Bagsakan
I WAS disappointed at the parking collector at La Trinidad Trading Post Bagsakan when I was sent to pay the parking of my father’s car because I gave the correct payment to the collector, but the collector gave me a half-cut ticket. |
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:: Passengers’ Bill of Rights
Gusto ko po sana ipaalala sa ating mga kapwa taga-Baguio ang ating problema tungkol sa mga mayayabang at mga aroganteng tsuper ng taxi dito sa ating lungsod. |
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:: If thieves can rob a chapel, then how safe are we?
I have written you this open letter to express my sorrow on the incident that happened on Oct. 2 in Our Lady of Lourdes Chapel – Scout Barrio. |
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:: Streamlining posts in our line agencies
Thank you for publishing my letter entitled “Implementing the magna carta for teachers” in your Oct. 5 issue. |
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:: Asking PGMA to probe the Itogon mining incident
As a mining engineer and geologist in the private sector, I vote “yes” to the call of Gov. Nestor Fongwan for Malacañang to conduct a no-nonsense and impartial probe of the Antamok tragedy that took the lives of six pocket miners. |
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:: Dumping mine tailings into the Agno Rivers
I would like to air our grievances through your prestigious newspaper relative to the malpractices of Philex Mining Corporation in the operation of their tailings dam which poses a serious threat to the farmlands downstream but most especially to the San Roque Multi-purpose Dam in San Manuel, Pangasinan. |
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:: BCDA should make good of its promises
The Scout Barrio Neighborhood Association takes pleasure and comfort by bringing to the attention of your good self and office the very serious concern of the association relative to the disposition of the Bases Conversion Development Authority’s (BCDA) land located at Scout Barrio through the implementation of Executive Order 64. |
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:: A model for a successful MRF
Cluster L Barangay Cooperative which is composed of Barangays Balacbac, Sto. Tomas, and Bakakeng Central has been formed along with 17 other cluster barangays to deal with the unending problem on garbage in Baguio City. |
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:: DepEd’s process of hiring teachers
This is a reaction to THE letter of a certain Ms. Jasmine Sara of Baguio City in the Oct. 5 issue of the Baguio Midland Courier. |
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