By: Ryan Tejero Conceived in 1981, the University of the Philippines Alumni Association in America (UPAAA), Inc. was organized with a noble vision of giving back to the University, and to realize its ideals through grand reunions, recognition of distinguished ...
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By: Kyla Tejero And just like that, it’s September! Happy Fall! I cannot believe how fast not only this month, but how fast this whole year has passed by. It feels like we are still in March when the ...
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By: Maria Girlie Pascual Wisps of cooler air, autumn rain, fresh air instead of air conditioners at night signals the coming of fall and this writer is amazed and grateful to have survived the Summer of COVID 19. It ...
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By: Veronica Leighton So excited to report that CPRTV (Chicago Philippine Reports TV), Via Times’s sister broadcast media and the only Filipino TV show in Chicago, is now back, alive and kicking, premiering its post-Covid lockdown shows, featuring our ...
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By: Joe Mauricio Thank you’s for the people in my life who threw a surprise birthday “festival” at Cucina di Biagio in Harwood Hts last August 23 rd (my real birthday falls on August 19 th). I have never ...
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