Jose P Laurel, a Hero?
One of the Philippine President. A history about the Japanese occupation.
Hope of a Wounded Nation
Composed of seven thousand one hundred seven islands. A cradle of exotic cultures and ethnicity. With Indo-Malayan, Hispanic, Chinese, Japanese, and American influence. Diverse dialects, sumptuous dishes, treasured landscapes and people with warm genuine infectious smiles.
Why Do You Think Thst Our Picture of Rizal is Static and Bonifcio is Physically Motioned?
The other facts tht Filipinos should know or remember of our two heroes.
The Philippine Independence Day: Pagbabalik Tanaw Sa Kahapon
Today is June 12 and the whole world is celebrating the Philippine Independence Day. I used the "Whole World" because I believe that in every part of this planet there are Filipinos and every Filipino is a part of this celebration. I wrote the article in our Filipino language. I just wanted it that today, the whole of me is a Filipino in every aspect of my being – and using my own language is my pride. Wish nobody will object. If Triond will approve this I will be happy and if not it is just okay. Actually June 12 is also for the whole world and for our fervent prayers!
Most Famous Ilocano Religious and Historical Figures (Mga Kilalang Bayaning Ilocano)
The figures below are FBIs,"Full Blooded Ilocanos".
Unforgettable Criminals in History
A historical analysis of a page in Philippine History with a theological comparison from the Bible.
Unique Bladed Weapons of The Philippines
The most remarkable weapons in the Philippines are those crafted by the Muslims in the southern part of the country. Here are some of the most unique bladed weapons in the Philippines.
How Vigan Was Saved From the Wrath of War
Glaring lights and gigantic billboards dramatically dropped their numbers. Lush trees increased, and urban buzz started to fade out. The night went deeper and we slowly allowed our heavy eyelids to close. The faint bustle of the green Toyota Revo lulled us to sleep, preparing us for the exciting tour of the Heritage City of Vigan.
A History of Journalism in the Philippines: Historical Notes (11 of 11)
Twenty-four important notes necessary in understanding a history of journalism in the Philippines.
A Brief History of Campus Journalism in the Philippines
According to Jesus Valenzuela in the History of Journalism in the Philippine Islands (1933) and John Lent in the Philippine Mass Communication (1964), the history of campus journalism in the Philippines started when the University of Santo Tomas published El Liliputiense in 1890.
