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simultaneous march rally. The Boholanos Agains Retake of The Nursing Exams
(BAROG) version of the march rally with lighted candles plies at the CPG Avenue,
from the Bohol Cultural Center to Plaza Rizal, Tagbilaran City, yesterday, starting
at 5 p.m. Joining the rally were parents, relatives, student nurses, school administrators
and faculty. FOTO DANNY REYES. |
| | Nurses
march for justice
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KIT BAGAIPO | | | Some
250 nursing board passers together with their parents, relatives, student nurses,
school administrators and faculty members rallied yesterday in a candle march
that kicked off at the Bohol Cultural Center winding up at the Plaza Rizal
Organized
by Boholanos Against Retake of the Nursing Exams (BAROG), the candle march, reportedly
attended by almost a thousand stakeholders, was held simultaneously in major cities
all over the country yesterday by groups opposing the pronounce-ment of Pres.
Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo for a retake of the contro-versial June 2006 nursing licensure
examinations.
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| | TOURISM
LESSONS FROM A.I.M. PROFESSOR | | | Eduardo
A. Morato Jr., an AIM (Asian Institute of Management) professor offers a crash
course in tourism - an objective account from one, since he is not a practitioner
of the trade and not borne with sentimentalism for either islands of Mactan and
Bohol.
And
we can certainly learn a lesson or two especially on the "confusion"
of Mactan which has developed a "schizophrenic personality" in being
torn between being industrialized or to be a tourist haven. Many times, you cannot
be both.
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ASEAN
discussing common
stand vs North Korea test
MANILA.
Members of the Association of the Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) are discussing
a possible common stand to take on North Korea's testing of a nuclear bomb on
Monday, it was learned yesterday.
"The
Philippines, in consultation with ASEAN partners, is discussing… coming up
with an ASEAN stand on North Korea," foreign affairs spokesman Ed Malaya
said in a phone interview.
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