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                    [Title] => The UNDP helps rebuild Eastern, Western Visayas
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UNDP Typhoon Yolanda Response Program project manager Eden Garde said that instead of distributing relief goods, the organization focused more on debris clearing and cash-for-work programs.

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                    [Title] => Is this avant-garde?
                    [Summary] => Celine LOPEZ: The runway is meant to be theatrical. Reality and sensibility fly out of the window giving way to inspiration and fantasy. Though most do operatic pieces in fabric, there are those who still create things that you can literally wear off the runway. Is this a good thing? While some are flat out boring, others really stand out with their simplicity using fabrics in the simplest of colors to showcase their designs. The theatrical ones vary from dramatic to farcical.
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#YolandaPh: The spirit of bayanihan

By Niña Chrismae S. Abenoja and Grace Melanie I. Lacamiento | November 5, 2014 - 12:00am

Days after the super typhoon Yolanda ravaged the Visayas, local and international organizations rushed to the aid of those affected.

Cebu News

The UNDP helps rebuild Eastern, Western Visayas

November 5, 2014 - 12:00am

UNDP Typhoon Yolanda Response Program project manager Eden Garde said that instead of distributing relief goods, the organization focused more on debris clearing and cash-for-work programs.

Cebu News

Is this avant-garde?

By Celine Lopez | April 7, 2006 - 12:00am

Celine LOPEZ: The runway is meant to be theatrical. Reality and sensibility fly out of the window giving way to inspiration and fantasy. Though most do operatic pieces in fabric, there are those who still create...

Young Star