Members of a nongovernment organization of typhoon Yolanda survivors, People Surge, and supporters tie white ribbons around Tacloban City in their bid to raise awareness on their real plight and the real reason for the Pope's visit in the country: mercy and compassion to storm survivors. (Contributed Photo: Dexter Aserdano)
A Teaching Effectiveness Course was conducted for new and returning faculty members of U.P. Mindanao by Carina V. Clavio, assistant professor of the UP College of Education, and Celia T. Adriano, retired professor of education and former UP assistant vice president for academic affairs.
Survivors of Typhoon Yolanda (International name: Haiyan) covered the streets of Tacloban with thousands of white ribbons today as a reminder for the public of the ‘purity’ of the Pope and the truth about the survivors’ situation which they would want to raise.
A labor group believes that the implementation of contractualization policy among workers of Cebu Pacific is the “main culprit” for the operational lapses of the airlines’ service last month.
The Philippine Exporters Confederation Inc. in Davao Region (Philexport 11) will organize an Exporters Congress April this year, an event which allows the Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) to exhibit their products.