Graduates of De La Salle University (DLSU) and the University of the Philippines (UP) topped the recent Chemical Engineer Licensure Examination administered by the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) in November. DLSU Manila graduate Martin Zechariah Magat Valencia placed first, followed by two University of the Philippines graduates, Maru Feriel Olivan Del Carmen of UP Diliman […]
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Power plants fueled by trash to rise in Pangasinan and Cebu
Kuryente sa basura (Waste to Energy)! Power plants, using trash as fuel and anticipated to eliminate the need for dumpsites, will soon rise in Pangasinan and Cebu. Integrated Green Technology Inc. (IGT), a newly established Filipino waste management renewal energy firm, might have found the answer to the mounting garbage problems and skyrocketing energy bills […]
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Lyceum topnotchers lead Customs Broker exams board passers
Lyceum of the Philippines graduates from Manila and Batangas dominated the topnotchers list of the successful examinees of the Customs Brokers Licensure Examination administered by the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC). Illya Kai Katipunan Quilario of Lyceum of the Philippines University-Manila topped the list with a score of 92%, followed by Charles Adriane De Los Reyes […]
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Kayla Noelle Sanchez bags Gold at London’s International Swimming League
Kayla Noelle Sanchez, an 18-year-old Fil-Canadian champion swimmer, won the International Swimming League (ISL) tilt in London. Swimming under her team Energy Standard, Sanchez secured an exciting victory at the London leg of the Women’s 200 Meter Freestyle Final that was held on November 22 at the London Aquatics Centre. Sanchez swam like “Dyesebel” and […]
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Pitogo High School 3-peats as Best Team of Tagisang Robotics
Pitogo High School from Makati, secured their three-peat Best Team win at the 2019 Tagisang Robotics 2.0 organized by the Department of Science and Technology-Science Education Institute (DOST-SEI). Pitogo High School once again dominated the playing field with its do-it-all robot to secure the best win-draw-loss record among 16 schools at the end of eliminations […]
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La Madre Filipina pre-war statue reinstalled at Manila’s historic Jones Bridge
A pair of La Madre Filipina (The Filipino Mother) pre-war statues have been reinstalled, as promised, by the inauguration of the picture-perfect revitalized Jones Bridge in Manila held November 24, a hundred years after the historic bridge was originally commissioned in 1919. The highlight of the Jones Bridge inauguration ceremony led to the introduction of […]
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Homegrown Serg’s Chocolates makes a Pinoy comeback
Yes! Serg’s Chocolate is making a comeback. The iconic Filipino Chocolate bar that we loved in our childhood days is returning to store shelves. It’s fantastic news especially for people fortunate enough to be around when Serg’s was the undisputed king of Filipino chocolate bars. The thought of eating Serg’s Chocolate Bars again just brings […]
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Metal sculptor Daniel dela Cruz designs SEA Games medals embodying the Filipino spirit
Filipinos have now seen the new and unique design of the medals that will be awarded to winning athletes at the 30th Southeast Asian (SEA) Games to be hosted by the Philippines from November 30 to December 11, 2019. Filipino metal artist-sculptor Daniel dela Cruz revealed the inspired features of the elements and special facets […]
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Filipino scientists invent abaca SWAN amphibious vehicle for disaster rescue and relief operations
As the saying “Necessity is the mother of invention” goes, Filipino scientists worked with the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) to invent and develop the Philippines’ very own versatile amphibious vehicle which they aptly nicknamed the S.W.A.N., the Severe Weather Amphibious Navigator. The SWAN vehicle prototype was presented to the public during the 26th […]
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PATTS College of Aeronautics leads Aeronautics Engineer board passers
Congratulations to the latest batch of aeronautical engineers led by the Philippine Air Transport and Training Services (PATTS) College of Aeronautics! Roman Isler Alcantara III of the Paranaque-based college was named the topnotcher among the 340 out of 525 who passed the Aeronautical Engineer Licensure Examination given by the Board of Aeronautical Engineering in Manila […]
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Scholarships for Air Traffic Management Officers now open to applicants
Are you job hunting or searching for new career opportunities? Have you thought of having a career in the airline industry? The Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) is looking for 60 applicants that will be given free training in the Comprehensive Air Traffic Service (CATS) Course. The CAAP’s Comprehensive Air Traffic Service Course […]
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University of San Carlos graduate tops Civil Engineer board exams
University of San Carlos (USC) graduate Lou Mervin Tristan Pua Mahilum topped the Civil Engineer Licensure Examination administered by the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) in November. Mahilum led the 6,510 out of 15,075 (43.18%) board passers in the examinations given by the Board of Civil Engineering in the cities of Manila, Baguio, Cagayan de Oro, […]
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