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                    [Title] => JJAG rallies for stronger juvenile justice system
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In its consistent search for new discoveries to improve the welfare of children in conflict with the law (CICL), De La Salle University-Dasmariñas, through its College of Law Enforcement Administration and Public Safety and Office of the Vice Chancellor for Academics and Research, in partnership...

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                    [Title] => Gawad Kalinga / Pundaquit Festival / Award for B. Lumbera
                    [Summary] => For some inexplicable reason – and to my eternal shame – I had not known of Gawad Kalinga until Jill Beckingham, wife of British Ambassador Peter Beckingham, told me about it the other week.


Jill, a former school teacher involved in social work back home, visited a Gawad Kalinga village which left her greatly impressed and brimming with enthusiasm. When I expressed interest in the community project, she graciously sent me materials from which I am herewith drawing.


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                    [Title] => The true, the beautiful: Ching’s Symphony No. 2 / Cecile’s new triumph
                    [Summary] => A persistent viral flu drove me to slacken my pace, thus causing me to miss significant performing arts presentations. One of these was the PPO concert which had Ruggero Barbieri conducting Jeffrey Ching’s "Imp of the Perverse" (Symphony No. 2 in one movement).


Only the erudite Ching, with his incredibly broad literary and artistic background, imagination and orginality, would have thought of taking the title of his work from an Edgar Allan Poe story with these lines as epigraph to the score:


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JJAG rallies for stronger juvenile justice system

October 15, 2009 - 12:00am

In its consistent search for new discoveries to improve the welfare of children in conflict with the law (CICL), De La Salle University-Dasmariñas, through its College of Law Enforcement Administration and...

Education and Home

Gawad Kalinga / Pundaquit Festival / Award for B. Lumbera

By SUNDRY STROKES | April 2, 2005 - 12:00am

For some inexplicable reason – and to my eternal shame – I had not known of Gawad Kalinga until Jill Beckingham, wife of British Ambassador Peter Beckingham, told me about it the other week. Jill, a former...

Opinion

The true, the beautiful: Ching’s Symphony No. 2 / Cecile’s new triumph

By SUNDRY STROKES | October 25, 2003 - 12:00am

A persistent viral flu drove me to slacken my pace, thus causing me to miss significant performing arts presentations. One of these was the PPO concert which had Ruggero Barbieri conducting Jeffrey Ching’s "Imp...

Opinion