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“A beauty to behold, to think about, and to remember” I first heard of the statement, “A beauty to behold, a beauty to think about, and a beauty to remember” from the mouth of someone who was responsible for the tremendous growth of the university that he led. I am referring to Dr. Juanito M. […]
On 21 June 2008, Western Visayas region and her provinces experienced the great flood and destruction that Typhoon Frank brought. Central Philippine University was not spared. Here are some videos that captured the actual flood and its aftermath at Central Philippine University campus.
On 21 June 2008, Western Visayas region and her provinces experienced the great flood and destruction that Typhoon Frank brought. Central Philippine University was not spared. Here are some videos that captured the actual flood and its aftermath on the CPU campus.
By Rev. Danilo Borlado As Chair of the Steering Committee of the OFW Coalition, we made a position paper against excessive agency fees that recruitment agencies exact from overseas Filipino workers. I found relevance in sharing it here at the Central Philippine University blog for the following considerations: Many students/graduates of Central Philippine University […]
The trek up and down the mountains to visit Tibiao’s popular Bugtong-Bato Falls and the muscular effort spent paddling the Kayak exhausted the G-Force. Flord, General Manager of Tibiao Fish Spa and Katahum Tours had told the G-Force that the Big Kawa Hot Spa is designed to sooth the aching muscles and joints of the […]
The G-Force, compose of some staff members of Central Philippine University, went on a two-day discovery 2011 at Tibiao, Antique on May 26 to 27. Their second day at Tibiao was an intensive adventure day for them. Early morning, the G-Force went to witness the fisher folks bring in their catch from their Lambaklad nets. […]
Sporadic heavy rains marked the whole night until early morning, which dampened the G-Force’s schedule to move out at 5:00 in the morning. They were set to go to Brgy. Malabor, two kilometers from Tibiao town, to witness the fishermen bring in their fish harvest. About 12 fishermen riding on a wide bamboo raft braved […]