BRIGHT LEAF JOURNALISM

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                    [Title] => Making Ted Failon into an O.J. Simpson
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The tragedy that confronts Ted Failon may be his darkest and saddest hour, but it may also be the greatest test that now faces the police, the media, as well as our society in recent memory.
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To save on rice: Eat camote for breakfast

By Teddy Molina | April 24, 2011 - 12:00am

As a solution to the “perennial” rice shortage the country is facing, a rural banker is promoting the serving of camote, instead of rice, on breakfast tables.

Agriculture

Making Ted Failon into an O.J. Simpson

By CTALK | By Cito Beltran | April 17, 2009 - 12:00am

The tragedy that confronts Ted Failon may be his darkest and saddest hour, but it may also be the greatest test that now faces the police, the media, as well as our society in recent memory.

Opinion