Henadine

President Rodrigo Roa Duterte delivered his 3rd State of the Nation Address in around three thousand law makers and guests at the Batasang Pambansa, Monday, July 23, 2018. His SONA was originally declared a 35 minute speech but because of his so called not prepared or off the cuff remarks added to his speech, it had lasted a bit longer. It started out 5:22 PM and concluded 6:09 PM. Breaking the traditional way of highlighting the previous year accomplishments, the iron-fist leader, Mr. President, focused on his genuine desire for change. Recapitulating from the first and second SONA of the President, his Drug War Campaign was the first on his list. He made a special emphasis reiterating that he would always want to stop the dangerous effects of it which can possibly destroy human lives which later gave critics and bashers negative feedback for literally disregarded human rights. According to the President, "The love of money is corrosive." that is why his campaign aga

Nowadays, people are fond of buying on fast food chains, on-trends and on what they saw on social medias just to fit or to be in to this society we have. Do these things make us cool? They say that our population are getting higher but the crops that are harvested are still the same. People always think that farming are only for poor. We get our food from them. Working under the sun to supply foods for us but what are we doing? They were happy if we consumers eating the right food instead of junk foods and processed foods. In this Nutrition Month Celebration, "Ugaliing Magtanim, Sapat na Nutrisyon Aanihin!", the only way to solve those problems is to plant vegetables and fruits in our backyard. These vegetables will grow naturally and we can get complete nutrients from it. It will eliminates toxic in our body and supplies proper nutrition. And also, we can't spend a lot of money to buy, thus also avoid from sickness. The demand of goods, the cost is very high but at

July 10,2018 The Honorable Rodrigo Duterte President-Republic of the Philippines Malacañang Palace, MANILA Dear Mr. President: Good day! After winning in the last election, you've done many projects for this country. I write to express my concern about K-12 curriculum. 2 years were added for the Senior high school level yet many graduated who don't get job easily. Not all people afford the fees in school that made them stop studying. We spent doing group projects more often than our time with our families. We're afraid to be absent even if we are sick because we might not follow on the discussions in class. Thank you for having time reading my concern. I look forward to your prompt response. Yours sincerely, Henadine Reotutar 10 - Martinelli Ilocos Sur National High School

Freedom is one of our rights as a human being. free from all what we wanted and expressed what we felt. We might be punish and even go to jail if we ever disobey or violate the law. Many years ago, this was once a problem. Filipinos were under the hands of the foreign invaders just like a bird on a cage, limited on what they wanted to do. Many countries are aiming for the beauty if the Philippines. they killed and attacked because they wanted to rule and own our island. Filipinos became slaves not knowing that they own the island but the one suffering. Filipinos then realized to fight their rights. They joined forces like the KKK and HUKBALAHAP. In the year 1898 12th of June, General Emilio Aguinaldo declared the Independence day where Filipinos were free from the Spaniards with the help of the Americans. It was also the first time we waved our own flag and sang the national anthem which was "Marangal na Dalit ng Katagalugan" before. Independence day is about honoring the one