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First Asia Institute Alumni Organization (FAIAO), together with First Asia Institute’s (FAI) Office of Career and Placement Services (OCPS) hosted the First Asia Career Quest 2011 last Feb. 11.
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My family's New Year ritual is to visit the Virgin of the Rule (Birhen sa Regla) in Opon, Mactan.  As kids, my parents would stuff our polka-dotted or striped outfits with coins for us to give alms to the underprivileged lining up in front of the church gates.  My first charitable act was to dump a lump sum of coins to the first handicapped person that greeted me.  After that, my dad lectured me on the meaning of equality.  Assess the number of beggars first, and then distribute the coins for everyone to receive a fair share.


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                    [AuthorName] => BORED AGAIN By Maddie Llacer
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                    [Title] => Do schools prepare our children for employment?
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Faith, JobsDB conduct Career Quest 2011

March 3, 2011 - 12:00am

First Asia Institute Alumni Organization (FAIAO), together with First Asia Institute’s (FAI) Office of Career and Placement Services (OCPS) hosted the First Asia Career Quest 2011 last Feb. 11.

Education and Home

Dances with Life

By BORED AGAIN By Maddie Llacer | January 21, 2007 - 12:00am

My family's New Year ritual is to visit the Virgin of the Rule (Birhen sa Regla) in Opon, Mactan. As kids, my parents would stuff our polka-dotted or striped outfits with coins for us to give alms to the...

Freeman Opinion

Do schools prepare our children for employment?

By EVERYONE KNOWS By Bill Spindloe, YAPSTER e-LEARNING | April 24, 2006 - 12:00am

There has been a long-standing argument, certainly for as long as I can recall, between the corporate and academic worlds. Businesses simply do not feel that the education provided students prepares them for work....

Technology