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    2012 2:44pm Before dawn on Sunday‚ a funeral procession made its way from the old Rizal home in Binondo‚ Manila‚ reenacting Rizal’s burial for the first time‚ 116 years after his martyrdom. Dressed in 1920s attire‚ members of the Order of the Knights of Rizal reenacted the transfer of the remains of Rizal from Binondo to the site of the Rizal Monument in commemoration of Rizal’s 116th death anniversary. Rizal was only given a state funeral 16 years after he was executed in Bagumbayan in 1896

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    While watching the movie‚ I have observed similarities and differences of some scenes from today’s youth. Let’s start discussing about the similarities. First thing I have observed is the harsh treatment given by the colonials to our fellowmen especially to women and children. They‚ if not physically‚ were verbally abused by the Spaniards. I compared it to what’s happening in our society today and quite noticed a similarity. It is similar in a way that women and children‚ even the men too‚ are still

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    ------------------------------------------------- Rizal sa Dapitan From Wikipedia‚ the free encyclopedia | This article does not cite any references or sources. Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. (March 2011) | Rizal sa Dapitan (lit. Rizal in Dapitan)‚ is a 1997 film adaptation of life of the Filipino national hero Dr. José Rizal‚ starring Albert Martinez as José Rizal and Amanda Page as Josephine Bracken‚ the screenplay

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    José Rizal in Today’s World Reaction “ Dr. Jose Rizal was a philosopher‚ painter‚ poet‚ architect‚ artists‚ businessman‚ cartoonist‚ educator‚ economist‚ ethnologist‚ scientific farmer‚ historian‚ inventor‚ journalist‚ linguist‚ musician‚ mythologist‚ nationalist‚ naturalist‚ novelist‚ ophthalmic surgeon‚ propagandist‚ psychologist‚ scientist‚ sculptor‚ sociologist‚ swordsman‚ and theologian. ” Seems never-ending‚ in short Rizal was a versatile genius. He is indeed a remarkable man‚ no wonder

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    Gunnar Lentz SOC 3160_1002 Dr. Gary Oates January 13‚ 2013 Differential Issues Summary & Reaction In “Race and Sex as Biological Categories‚” Ruth Hubbard discusses how biological differences shape our society’s views of women and minority groups. Hubbard first talks about the exploitation of minority groups in order to fuel the industrialization of Europe and North America‚ saying that “it became imperative to draw distinctions between that small number of men who were created equal and everyone

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    September 18‚ 2013 Summary In “The story of an Hour‚” Mrs. Mallard has a heart condition so‚ when news about her husband’s death is received. Mrs. Mallard’s sister‚ Josephine‚ sits down with her to relay the message as easy as possible without getting he worked up. Mrs. Mallard’s husband’s friends Richards originally found out because he was in the newspaper corridors. When a report of a train accident killed Brantley Mallard. After finding out about her husband’s death: Mrs. Mallard went to her

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    quibuyen’s rizal; by: joyce anne tuliao A Nation Aborted   By Floro Quibuyen What was Rizal’s vision? Rizal’s vision was of the nation as an ethical community‚ a vision of an inclusive nation without borders‚ and not of a sovereign nation demarcated by a territory and protected by the armature of the state. He was convinced that the road to national liberation‚ to freedom and justice‚ was not via the violent seizure of state power—wherein today’s slaves become tomorrow’s tyrants. The Historians…

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    P. Remedio The movie “Jose Rizal” is all about our National Hero Dr. Jose Rizal – Hislife and works‚ his struggles in order to free his countrymen from abuse‚ until his death under the hands of the Spaniards who occupied our country for a very longtime. Most of the scenes of the film took place during Rizal’s imprisonment at Dapitan wherein he meets Taviel‚ a Spanish officer‚ who will eventually defend him on his trial in court. During their meeting‚ Taviel asks Rizal everything about him and his

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    RESOLUTION 2012 1ST REGULAR SESSION/ JANUARY 09‚ 2012 RESOLUTION NO. 2012-001 - A resolution expressing gratitude to Malanang Barangay Council for contributing to the successful conduct of Search for the Outstanding Youth Leader for 2011/KAG IRISH JOY Q. NACUA RESOLUTION NO. 2012- 002 - A resolution expressing gratitude to Ms. Rosalie Vacalares-DUBAI for contributing to the successful conduct of Search for the Outstanding Youth Leader for 2011/KAG. IRISH JOY Q. NACUA RESOLUTION NO. 2012-

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    The Filipino diaspora is becoming increasingly common and could possibly be one of the most important aspects to Filipino economy and family stability. To be a diaspora means leaving one’s home country in hopes of gaining more opportunities to help themselves and their family become successful. In the past few decades‚ there has been an increase in filipinos leaving their homeland in hopes to send back money for their families. The number of countries that they find themselves in has also increased

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