Pert Toga
Opinion: Consideration, Moderation
There is need to reconsider when policies laid down are deemed detrimental and works contrary to the best interest and welfare of the majority, notably when they come from the very sector directly affected by such policy. That’s basic and elementary. In the interest of public service, something’s got to give, especially when the tax burden being imposed or about to be exacted from the people- the taxpayers - are relatively heavy, unreasonable or untimely, not to mention claims by certain sectors that it is “illegal, excessive, exhorbitant.”
2 MassCom Students Visit NDB Editorial Office
Two 3rd year English and Communications students of the University of Negros Occ.-Recoletos (UNO-R) visited the editorial offices of the Negros Daily Bulletin to interview Editor-in-Chief Ruperto G. Toga.
Glazyl Jane Marie Y. Masculino and Violie May Swela E. Alo, taking up MassCom under the UNO-R College of Arts & Sciences Department, conducted an interview with the NDB Ed-in-Chief on the subject of Media Management, having steered the daily paper successfully since its founding way back in 1960.
NDB Ed Elected NPC President; Vows to Keep Media Vigilance
Negros Daily Bulletin (NDB) editor, Arman P. Toga, outgoing club director and treasurer who was also former vice president, posted an overwhelming victory last Saturday over his opponent for the presidency of the club, during its general assembly and annual election of officers for 2012-13 at the NPC Media Center in Bacolod City.
Ideal Scenario: a March 23 verdict, or Earlier, on the CJ Corona Case
Will Renato Corona wear a crown of thorns on Holy Week, agonize in the garden while waiting as the judges take a break, or find his resurrection as a man cleared of charges in the country’s first impeachment trial of a chief justice?ion was raised Sunday after a Senate leader explained the ideal timetable for the senator-judges.When the Senate goes on its Holy Week recess two months from now, the senator-judges of the impeachment court hearing the case against Chief Justice Corona hope to have co
A Welcome Treat for Travel, Tourism
Almost unnoticed, but very much welcomed by local residents and officialdom,
notably tourism buffs and travel bugs, was the very first international
commercial overseas flight last Saturday, January 7, 2012.
The NDB Awards
Every good act, every laudable deed, big or small, deserves another, and as it is often said, and rightly so, “evil triumphs when good men do nothing.”
What does it mean? Simple. We should always aspire to do good, aspire for the best in everything that we do. And place a premium on everyone’s good deed. Appreciating one good act each day will ultimately redound to the overall change in the attitude of a community, a region and the nation in general.
5th NDB OUTSTANDING AWARDS TODAY
Education Advocates Receive Recognition
Two advocates of technological skills and academic excellence among the young, whose prime concern is high-end education as a ticket to success, are among the choices this year of the 5th NDB Outstanding Awards Committee who will receive recognition for their unheralded but valued efforts in the field of educational advancement for the now generation.
THE GETTY CENTER: LA’s Modern ‘Acropolis’
By Ruperto (Pert) G. Toga,
NDB President & Editor-in-Chief
in Long Beach, California, USA
One of Los Angeles’ finest cultural destinations today is the 14-year-old
Getty Center, an exquisite art collection with its superb architecture and
lovely gardens on a hilltop location overlooking most of Los Angeles City and
the LA county.
