Lin sparks Knicks to seventh win in a row
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Underwear, sanitary napkins are basic needs too among quake victims in Negros Oriental—NDRRMC
By Kate
Evangelista
INQUIRER.net
INQUIRER.net
MANILA, Philippines – Aside from basic necessities like drinking water, food,
and medicines, toiletries, including underwear and sanitary napkins, are among
the personal items needed most by victims of the landslide triggered by the 6.9
magnitude quake that hit Negros Oriental last week, according to a report by the
National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council.
Bukidnon college graduate tops nursing board
INQUIRER.net
7:00 pm | Thursday, February 16th, 2012
MANILA, Philippines—A graduate of a Seventh-Day Adventist college in Bukidnon topped the December 2011 nursing board examination.
Jerald Lalaguna Pelayo of Mountain View
College, a private educational institution in Valencia City, received the rating
of 86.4 percent.
Linsid Angelou Absin Tapongot of the
Jesuit-run Xavier University in Cagayan de Oro City ranked second at 86
percent.
Joanne Layosa Santamaria of the Pamantasan
ng Lungsod ng Maynila placed third with a rating of 85.8 percent.
Xavier University has the most number of
topnotchers with 10 nursing graduates at the Top 10. Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng
Maynila followed with six topnotchers.
Enrile rules out Corona mistrial
JPE: Trial would proceed even after a walkout
By: Christian V. Esguerra, Marlon RamosPhilippine Daily Inquirer
Senate President Juan Ponce Enrile ruled
out the possibility of the impeachment proceedings being declared a mistrial,
saying those floating the idea should “study the rules of procedure.”
Enrile, who presides over the impeachment
trial of Chief Justice Renato Corona, said there was no basis to halt the
proceedings, amid complaints from the defense that five senator-judges were
favoring the prosecution.
“There is no mistrial in an impeachment
(trial). If you say guilty, it’s guilty. There’s no appeal. If you say not
guilty, there’s also no appeal,” he said in Filipino.
SC creating ‘safe haven for criminal acts,’ says justice
By Philip C.
Tubeza
Philippine Daily Inquirer
3:10 am | Wednesday, February 15th, 2012
MANILA, Philippines—The Supreme Court order stopping the opening of Chief Justice Renato Corona’s dollar accounts has created “a safe haven for criminal acts” and “cultivated an atmosphere of impunity,” according to Associate Justice Maria Lourdes Sereno.
In a 30-page dissenting opinion to last week’s decision by the high tribunal
to temporarily stop the opening of Corona’s foreign currency deposit, Sereno
said the Constitution itself mandated public officials to disclose all of their
assets and that failing to do so would constitute “prima facie evidence of
unexplained wealt."
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Seriously now, Eugene
Vote for Eugene Domingo
as people’s choice best actress in Asian Film Awards
By: Bayani San Diego Jr.
Philippine Daily Inquirer
Filipino fans here and abroad can vote for Eugene Domingo who’s vying for best actress in the people’s choice section of the Asian Film Awards. “Voting is ongoing until March 5 on the AFA web site: http://www.asianfilmawards.asia/2012,” said Joji Alonso, who produced Domingo’s entry, “Ang Babae sa Septic Tank.”
Lucky voters can win a chance to attend the awards ceremony next month.
Linsanity: Knicks ride on Lin again, beat Lakers
Agence France-Presse 1:36 pm | Saturday, February 11th, 2012
LINSANITY: New York Knicks' Jeremy Lin reacts after scoring during the first half of an NBA basketball game against the Los Angeles Lakers, Friday, Feb. 10, 2012, in New York. (AP Photo/Frank Franklin II)
Lin, the first American of Taiwanese and Chinese heritage to play in the NBA, rewarded the faith of his fans, making 13-of-23 shots from the floor and passing out seven assists in the Knicks’ 92-85 victory over the Lakers.
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