Ja-Guar: Unggoy na pasmo!

Dyusko!

Nung isang araw kasi (Day 1 ng The Spark Aspiring Journalists’ Orientation), e bigla na lang kaming dinamba ng isang malaking unggoy sa MHDP 205!

Biglaan ang pagbuwelta! Bastusan-epek talaga da’l kasalukuyan pang tinatapos ang oryentasyon para sa mga bagong aspayrante ng publikasyon nang atakehin kami ng hayop!

ANG EKSENA:
(scene ni kuya, pasok!)
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Alterasyong paigtingan

Yano!

Sa aking paglalagom at pagbubulay-bulay sa mga artikulo ko maging ng aking mga ka-isparkista na naipublisa sa The Spark, masusuring padaplis lang naming binaybay ang mga isyung panlipunan at pangkampus na siyang talagang kinakailangang maipabatid namin sa inyong mga mambabasa.
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Harsh, harsh, harsh!!!

 Lupet na Hagupet (Siakol)
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“Nakatikim ka na ba ng lupEt na humahagupEt?”

He-he-he! Kami ni Man-Ed (JC)?—————sobrang OO!

N A A A L A L A   K O   P A . . .

Noon kasing nakaraang Thursdie, este! Thursday (May 7—matagal na, ano?) e sobrang malas namin—as in para kaming dinapuan ng OA na swine flu!

Umaga pa lang kasi nun e punumpuno na ng hassle. Bale eto yung mala-awtlayn na nagyari nun. Bigyan ko na rin ng engot na taytel:
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Breaking taciturnity

“Emancipation can only be realized through violent retaliation…”

These striking words that I’ve read from an article of Kulé (Philippine Collegian) remind of the controversy involving the four student-blogger of Quezon City Science High School (QCSHS).

If you could still remember, it was aired out on those early-evening-newscast- programs last January 14, 2009; the polemical report about the 10-day suspension hit on the four intrepid students of QCSHS for posting an alleged damaging blog entries against their principal, Dr. Zenaida P. Sadsad, and other school official of QCSHS. The supposed-to-be harsh penalty charged over the four highschoolers was about to begin last January 19 but it was obstructed early on January 16 by the National Capital Region (NCR) director of Department of Education (DepEd), Teresita Diamalanta, due to the parent’s complaint of two of the students.
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