Through the years, we have been informed and taught in our History classes how other nations have seen us as “uncivilized” people and thus they tried to colonize us. Through those lectures, not much has been told about the Filipinos’ home setting and hygiene. We knew that Filipinos back then lived in Nippa Huts but it was not elaborately discussed. The lecture by Sir Gerard gave us a lot of interesting facts about these areas of the Filipino life...
Saturday, November 30, 2013
History of Urban Planning in the Philippines
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Role of Social Media in Aiding Typhoon Haiyan Victims
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SOCIAL MEDIA AND TYPHOON HAIYAN
Not so long ago, super typhoon Haiyan (locally known as Yolanda) hit the central Philippines. With at least 5,000 dead and not less than P24 billion worth of properties lost, the country is devastated. Even the survivors of the typhoon are dying of hunger because of the food and water shortage Yolanda left. Fortunately, aid from different parts of the globe is being sent to the typhoon hit area to help the victims...
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Symmetry : yrtemmyS
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Symmetry in its essence is the harmony of the different parts of an object; symmetry can mean also good proportions between its constituent parts. Symmetry denotes that sort of agreement or concordance of several parts by which they integrate into a whole. Symmetry as well as asymmetry characterizes many phenomena in our natural and man-made environment even our ideas about the world aims for symmetry too. Symmetry is in no doubt attractive to the...
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