... Students are the key to our future, and knowing English will help our country rise from its economic downfall. We must used English rather than Filipino in the academe because English is the best form of language. English lets the student to be more equipped in the future. It opens up the ... 't apply to the other nations. It also a limited range of job opportunity, which can only be found within the country, and knowing Filipino will only degrade us and will be left out of the Information Age. There are many reasons why we should used English inside the classroom ... , because classroom...

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... was established. This government would reign the country for the next 333 years and would create a tremendous impact on the Philippine culture, intellect, emotion and history. The name "Filipinas" indicated that these were all of actuality. Spain translated the traditional Filipino form of barangay kingdoms ruled by datus and rahas to the European form of monarchic dominion wherein the king is the ... affected the state. The local government consisted of two main branches - the provincial and city alcaldes. Alcaldes were the head of the "ayutamiento" or city government and "alcaldias" o...

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... Americans, Europeans, Indians, and Japanese also live on the islands. The population is 77.2 million and is growing at 2.1 percent a year. All of these groups have contributed to the Philippine culture. The type of clothing found in the Philippines differs with each type of job they have. Many usually wear shorts and T-shirts; some people will wear uniforms based on there ... manage the household and care for the children. If you are an adult child in the family you will have to help support you parents and any siblings. Also many Filipino will work over seas for the family and then sen...

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... and spent that much money on a single painting. It is not only an investment. It is the epitome of an essential part of our history and the core of the Filipino culture and heritage. We have always known about the magnitude of Juan Luna's "Spoliarium" to Philippine history. This same amount of importance must also be given to "The Parisian Life". There ... is no doubt in our minds that its purchase would no longer be dubitable if people are able to see just how much of our culture and heritage that single painting holds and consequently reflects. ...

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