Pinay Matematika: Ikalawang Isyu

Pinay Digest Taon 1 Blg. 21, Pebrero 14, 1994

Tampok sa taklob-pahina ang Pambansang ibon ng Pilipinas,

ang Haribon o Philippine Eagle (Pithecophaga jefferyi).

Tampok sa ikalawang isyu ng Pinay Matematika ang ilang mathematical “tricks.”

“Sapagkat nasusulat, ‘sisirain Ko ang karunungan ng marurunong at gagawin Kong walang saysay ang katalinuhan ng matatalino.’” – Ang Unang Sulat ni Pablo sa mga Taga-Corinto 1:19, Magandang Balita Biblia, Tagalog Popular Version.

An Education on Philippine Endangered Species Part IX (On the Wings of Hope and Unity).

Celebrity World Vol. 4 No. 220, October 30, 1995
On the cover: Sheila Marie Dizon

Part IX (Conclusion) of my 1995 Science and Technology Award-winning 9-part special feature “An Education on Philippine Endangered Species” subtitled “On the Wings of Hope and Unity.”

Part I – “Paradise Lost, Can it be Regained?” (September 4, 1995)

Part II – “Biodiversity in an Hourglass” (September 11)
Part III – “When Trees Fall to the Ground” (September 18)
Part IV – “Cries from the Wild” (September 24)
Part V – “Saga of the Reptilian Kind” (October 2)
Part VI – “Wonders from Deep and Shallow Waters” (October 9)
Part VII – “Saving Our Marine Forest and Wildlife” (October 16)
Part VIII – “The Deflowering of the Wild Flowers” (October 23)
Part IX – “On the Wings of Hope and Unity” (October 30)



 “As an eagle watches over its nest, hovers above its young, spreads its pinions and takes them up, and bears them on its wings, the LORD alone led his people, no alien god at His side.” – Deuteronomy 32:11-12, The Revised English Bible.

The Philippine Eagle: Flight of an Endangered Species

Mr. & Ms. Vol. 22 Nos. 22, 23 & 24, October 1, 8 and 15, 1996

On the covers: (From left to right) Diether Ocampo and Angelika dela Cruz,

Olgie Alcasid and Michelle van Eimeren, and Anthony Suntay and Lyn Ching.

Featured in three succeeding issues of Let’s Save Our Planet is my three part article – “The Philippine Eagle: Flight of an Endangered Species.”

Part I: The Noblest Flyer

Part II: On the Wings of Hope (and Unity)

Part III: The Rallying Point

“... Those who trust in the LORD for help will find their strength renewed. They will rise on wings like eagles; they will run and not get weary; they will walk and not grow weak.” – The Book of Isaiah 40:31, The Good News Bible in Today’s English Version.

An Eagle Named "Hope"

MOD Filipina Vol. 24 No. 1074, April 3, 1992
On the cover: Mary Catherine “Pinky” Mejorada

The article, “Taj Mahal: Fading Memory of an Enduring Love” (p. 10), I remember I wrote after I read a newspaper article about “how pollution is destroying India’s historic symbol.

On this MOD Filipina April 3, 1992 issue, I also wrote the article, “An Eagle Named Hope” (p.12). This is 25 years ago after the news that the first ever fertilized egg of the rare Philippine eagle bred in captivity through artificial insemination was hatched. The eaglet was name Pag-asa (Hope). NOTE: In the article, President Rodrigo Duterte was mayor of Davao City, and it was mentioned that he made a pledge to donate 100,000 pesos from his discretionary funds for Pag-asa. The popular Astig President was already in my article 25 years ago!

 

Celebrity World Vol. 4 No. 191, April 3, 1995
On the cover: Melanie Marquez
 

The events written in this Celebrity World cover story, “Flowers and Contemplations for Flor (Contemplacion)” (pp.8-9), happened more than 22 years ago, when an injustice was committed to a Filipina in Singapore, a nation supposedly known for its democratic ideals. It was aptly supratitled “Eulogy for a Martyr,” because the Singaporean court of justice literally made her a martyr when they imposed the death penalty on an innocent housewife.

 

 

“Happy is the person who trust the LORD, who doesn’t turn to those who are proud or to those who worship false gods. LORD my God, you have done many miracles. Your plans for us are many. If I tried to tell them all, there would be too many to count.” – Psalms 40:4-5, The Everyday Bible, New Century Version.