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Brief History of American and Philippine Independence

Brief History of American and Philippine Independence

By: Joe Mauricio   July 2, 1776 was the official American Independence Day that the Second Continental Congress meeting in Philadelphia voted to approve a resolution for independence from Britain. On that same day, the Pennsylvania Evening Post published the ...

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Nakakatawa Pinoy Jokes

Nakakatawa Pinoy Jokes

By: James DC   ANG PAGHIHIGANTI Isang gabi, naglalakad ang isang lalaki sa may tulay nang may makita siyang babae na nasa gilid nito at nagtatangkang magpatiwakal. “Huwag!” sigaw ng lalaki. At sa kabutihang palad ay nakumbinsi ang babae at ...

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NOTEBOOK

NOTEBOOK

By: Elsie Sy-Niebar   *Pres. Duterte’s declaration of Martial Law in Mindanao brings back memories of September 21, 1972, to this columnist… *Marawi City in Southern Philippines celebrated Flag-rasing ceremony in tears *President Duterte skipped the Philippine Independence Day celebration ...

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Nympha Medrano-White President, FASCI

Nympha Medrano-White President, FASCI

By: Ryan Tejero   One of the longest and most stable Filipino communities farther down south is the Filipino American Society of Central Illinois (FASCI). It is a 501(3)c organization and a lively community that has grown to over 200 ...

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Lady War Hero Obit Reads Like An Adventure Story

Lady War Hero Obit Reads Like An Adventure Story

By: Bob Boyer   The heroics of Florence (“Betty”) Finch provide the stuff of adventure or spy stories more often than obituaries, but this obituary is both moving and exciting. Betty Finch managed to get a job working for the ...

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