"SINCE its inception in 1916, the Senate of the Philippines has always had a confrontational attitude, and history, toward the chief executive. Regardless of whether the chief executive was known as governor-general or president of the Philippines, the inclination of the Senate has always been to challenge MalacaƱang.
MalacaƱang has not always taken this sitting down. And there have been times when the Senate was a pliable plaything in the hands of the chief executive. In fact, until recently, the House of Representatives, which is traditionally the bastion of subservience to the chief executive and the bulwark of conservatism, has taken on a more dynamic character. In large part, this can be attributed to the sectoral -- and later, party-list -- representation in the House." (quoted from the Editorial of the Philippine Daily Inquirer, 4 October 2005)
Tuesday, October 04, 2005
DS 112 recorded speech (alternative theories and approaches)
Present a recorded 3-minute speech about your assigned topic. Situate it in the context of the Global South. Provide an appropriate title. P...
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kakayahan = n. ability, capability kakanyahan = n. individuality, identity Source: Prof. Amante del Mundo
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deconstruction of pizza pie by DiwangPalaboy (pls. remember polysemous* ang maraming bagay) *multiple meaning at first i was afraid...
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Tumutukoy ito sa suma-total na prosesong pangkaisipan mula sa kanyang pagkilos na panlipunan at pangkasaysayan (i.e., paggawa, ugnayang sosy...