Tuesday, March 8, 2011
Friday, March 4, 2011
PHOTO JOURNALISM | | TOO CLOSE
PHOTO JOURNALISM | | FIRST RULE
PHOTO JOURNALISM | | UP ABOVE
Thursday, March 3, 2011
POETRY | | Unpromising
By Mhikie Manzanares
Yesterday...
We are in the river of contentment
Taking pleasure from the sparkling water of happiness
In the mounds of verdant, I fill your emptiness
In the lushes of greenery, we tied our body
Today…
It’s been a year now,
I am here playing the piece of yours, in this innocent piano
Sitting next to your memories
Waiting for your comeback
Tomorrow…
I will keep on waiting
Even waiting you will rot me
Yes, will keep on hoping
Even loving you will disgruntle me
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
SPORTS || UCAAB ind'l events || Stallions shine in badminton, table tennis
by Christian Cordero with reports from Joven Moster
The battle-tested Stallions displayed unmatched prowess in the individual sporting events of the first-ever Universities and Colleges Athletic Association of Bataan (UCAAB) season, as they ruled the badminton and table tennis categories, held at the Balanga Badminton Center and Bataan Youth Center, respectively, February 21-25, 2011.
Stallion smashers piled up six golds and a silver in the badminton event.
The entertaining tandem of Wilson Salazar and Francis Gallardo reaped a gold medal finish in the men’s doubles, while the Jo-Belle Galang - Judy Ann Lacsina duo duplicated the same result in the women’s doubles.
Meanwhile, in the singles’ category Maria Josephina Nuñez and Lester Gromet finished with gold laces apiece with Paulo Perez settling at the silver.
In table tennis, the Stallions ran away with five gold and two silver medals.
Macrin Torres bested fellow Stallion Rena Rose Pilenio as they secured the gold and silver places in the women’s singles. However, Ric Ryan Macabuhay fell short against Microcity’s Oliver Campos in the final match to settle for silver in the men’s singles.
But Macabuhay redeemed himself as he paired with Antonio Villazor to lock the top spot in the men’s doubles, while Honey Grace Galit and Frencie Lou Libarnes sealed their campaign with gold laces apiece in the women’s doubles.
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