EDGAR W. SAPIGAO

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FCcaoGUbfb0 Students’ day is an annual event being conducted in my village at Taba-ao, Kapangan. It was first established on May 2010 by the University of the Philippines - Baguio (UP-Baguio) Professor Jimmy Fong and GBDAIS Extension School Head Dr. Cherrelene Comom. SITIO ABIANG WITH THIER AGRO TRADE DISPLAY It started previously as a sporting activity and with the consensus of Prof Fong and Dr. Comom, they have come up with a different approach of attracting student to participate in a community activity. What made it different is the addition of lectures to students about improving study habits and topics for successful. The most important activity is the recognition of graduates and board passers for they will be given simple tokens together with their proud parents. STUDENTS PARTICIPATING IN THE MODERN DANCE CONTEST This annual activity takes two days and a night and includes street dancing, literary musical contests, indoor an

In the past, the Philippines have been listed as one of the best country to visit across the Asian continent. At present, this nation is still waving its banner in the arena of tourism owing to the explosion of globalization in the recent decade. The Republic of the Philippines has sown major changes that undoubtedly, helped propelled the economy. Such boom of the country’s wealth has stemmed from the gargantuan contributions from the revolution of information and technology, trade and commerce, tourism and others. In this essay, however, the writer aims to present an emphasis to the growing tourism business in the country. Seventeen years ago, it cannot be denied that there have been numerous spectacular uncharted territories in the motherland. Also due to the threat posed by some rebel groups in the country, this has led to a declined in tourism. Those that are frequently visited by foreign tourist are just the prominent ones and those that are safer to visit such as El

Igorots are one of the marginalized groups in the Philippines. What made them different and special among the others? Let me walk you through the simple living of the Igorots in the mountains of the Cordillera. Blame it to e arlier books that taught us in school or inadequate research about us. This had inculcated wrong information for us since then and until now. To exemplify, we were described as people with tails, dark skin, and curly hair and physically short. Additionally, others still think that we are head hunters. In contrast, it is only true to a specific Igorot tribe found in the northern province of Cordillera region. Now, most of us are civilized and educated thus culture and traditions are starting to be modified especially to the new generations where social media has a huge impact on their way of thinking. Though we live up north, we remain abreast on every change. We aim for education and save values enlightened by our beliefs. Our appearance is diverse but we