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January 21, 2010

We always care as much as possible about our Student Readers on our website. Might you be in or out of the Philippines, might you be a Filipino or in fact an English reader of ours.

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Custom Essay Writing Service

August 2, 2009

Being a student often requires a lot of us, I know that feeling since I have been a student too and am still to be considered one who just entered a new journey, the journey into college life, where things get a lot tougher and so the race to knowledge and the race to who reigns on top of the class and makes the best cut on this final leg in molding our future. Being a student requires a lot of time and effort, wherein time is to be considered the biggest sacrifice that we hand over to our education, the time we spend researching, writing essays, and even just admission essay are the likes that are to be considered some of the most stressful and time costly tasks that drive a lot of college students crazy nowadays, with no one excluded, well, only those who are able to deliver the projects well and on time, but it is never that easy when  comes to essay writing.

Essays do not only showcase your opinion or your stand about the certain topics that you tackle within your paper, but beyond that context it showcases your skill in the English language the way you use it, the way you express yourself through it, some neglect the importance of a good essay writing, but we don’t, some believe that just coming up with a couple of brilliant words is enough to have a decent paper to b submitted, but we don’t, at times, we need that extra help, that extra aid and that’s where Custom Research Paper can really save you from harm.

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Education in the Philippines, at its worst

September 2, 2008

We have recently received a lot of complaints coming from a lot of students from different schools scattered all over the Philippines. All, with a related dislike, which they want to raise the attention of, and that’s the education here, in the Philippines. One of our readers from the Holy Spirit School complained about the lack of presence of certain proctors during his examination hours. We’ve heard voices from Ateneo de Naga say that they feel bad about their classmates copying assignments at school. All of them want some change to be done, to improve the educated Filipino. It’s not hat they are jealous about their mates helping each other out, but they dislike the fact that thy are cheating themselves. Instead of contributing anything positive, they unconsciously develop a unpleasing attitude not needed in our nation.

We often label our government as cheats, as it often looks like they don’t give enough support to the common. Don’t you wonder why that is so? I believe, that some of you dislike ideas, but let me share to you my personal thought about this. It has been often proven true, (according to my father’s experience), that people who cheat when they are still young, will remain cheats in the future. He even named a couple of people he knows, as samples. At the young elementary ages, students start to cheat, and tend to carry this behavior until they become grown ups, at worst, apply it to the respective works that they’ll be having.

It sounds unlikely, but thee are really a lot of students who want teachers to become more strict, for schools to implement effective anti-cheating methods and the department of education to reinforce the minds of the students and remind them how cheats can influence the society and how those people most probably end up.

With this said, may we challenge all of you to stop cheating in class, but instead exert more effort studying? Can you deny the tempting evil in you who wants to copy assignments, but instead try to do them at home? If other students can do that, then why not all of us? It would be a great step forward, towards a better government in the future, and a better Philippines at large.

It may sound difficult at first, but from this step onward, we would surely see more excellent graduates in our working force, thus a more stable and competitive economy.

I know that we can do that, I know that you want to have a better mother land. “No man is an island”; everyone’s participation is very vital and greatly appreciated.

With that, let me end this post with a little tag that I want to shout out to the whole blog-oshpere.
If you find yourself tagged, please write about this in anyway on your blog, recommend some ways to prevent cheating and find other alternatives to get better grades. Anything related would be greatly appreciated, even your participation with this tag alone would make us feel happy that you have noticed how vital it is to get a move done against cheating.

You may tag your friends as well regarding this and spread the word about it:

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Filipinos are not book lovers

July 14, 2008

Some years ago, a friend of mine observed that in Japan, the bookshop seemed to be the most popular feature of practically every street block. While in the Philippines, instead of bookshop, it was the beauty parlor vying closely with the sari-sari store.

In commiseration, I made the wistful remark that at the turn of the century in London, Virginia Woolf was already making good money doing just book reviews for newspapers and periodicals, and through her highly rarefied novels and short stories, some of which became bestsellers of her lifetime.

Even in those days, a writer as difficult as Woolf had an audience, those who were willing to exchange hard-earned money for her often esoteric experimentation with language and literary forms.

In sad contrast, almost a century after Ms. Woolf was able to support herself with her writing, Filipino writers would starve if he or she depended solely on “literary writing.”

It seems certain now that Filipinos will never become book readers. To paraphrase, George Bernard Shaw, Filipinos will go from being primitives to becoming exhausted as a civilization, without ever having been civilized enough to read books.

Why is this shameful fate of our lot as a nation? There are a few facile reasons that we could cite, we don;t mean sheer poverty either, for even among the richest Filipinos, they hardly read books.

A book, whether a novel, a compilation of poetry, or a collection of essays or short stories, is one of the most demanding forms of intellectual engagement available, a one-on-one relationship and challenge. A book must be met in certain solitude so that the sentences and chapters will seep through the readers consciousness of the reader.

The problem is Filipinos hate solitude. Count the number of Filipinos you know who enjoy being alone, and being in a book. For them, it’s absolutely terrifying.

Reading a book requires time and patience; endurance, if need be. It isn’t over in an hour or two like movies or television shows. And Filipinos with our ningas-cogon tendencies, like our entertainment fast and light, have suitably short attention span.

Furthermore, books deal with ideas, worked out mainly through characters and plots. There is always some horrid symbolism lurking somewhere, and the conflict of one system of thought against another. However for most of us, we prefer our conflicts played out among personalities rather than in ideas–it’s much easier that way and more exciting. Ideas can be so dull.

Another facter could be one reads a book in silence. Solitude na, ideas pa, and then silence? It is too much for average Filipino. It just goes against all cultural traits–the need to move in herds, in exuberance and gaiety, in love songs and dances. Rilke be hung, give Filipino `La Bamba` any day.

A great pity, of course, and dangerous, too, when non-readers like Imelda Marcos (who was never seen reading a book from cover to cover) get positions of power.

How much does Cory Aquino read, does anyone know?

Alas! Perhaps the only Filipino who read assiduously these days are the Marxists with their tones on agrarian reform, Nicaragua on its liberation theology, and the Latin American political novelists. No wonder they’re often ahead in the game.

Still, here’s to the little band of Filipinos who do read, who scrimp and save to buy the expensive pocketbooks of the latest novels from Europe and Latin America, from Japan, from the Philippines. Even rarer than the Filipino reader is the Filipino Writer. But that topic is too sad for words.

-© The Manila Chronicle, 1987

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What’s hard in saying sorry?

June 18, 2008

I have posted a interesting topic on my Poetry / Emo Blog wherein you’ll find more about the hard stuff behind the simple word of sorry. Difficult as it appears to be, or as easy at it seams at first. After reading the post I hope that you’ll learn more about the difference of a forced way to say sorry and the sincere way of doing so.

Sorry isn’t that simple, forgiving ain’t be as simple too. Both are two different things that are equal in approach, when it comes to analysis and sincerity. Both need to come from the heart, and may not be simply forced to give over.

But, before, I’ll tell you the whole story, continue reading on Poetic Notes

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