ARVIN B.

RUELO
"Slow down and
enjoy the simple
pleasure in life"

born on aug. 24,1991,

i love listening
music,editing picture
and video
THE FILIPINO HERO
OF THE NEW
MILLENNIUM
by: John Manalo
genre: Essay
form: Non Fiction
On June12, 1898, the first Philippine flag was raised by
General Emilio Aguinaldo in his residence in Kawit Cavite. This
signaled the
Filipinos independence from the hands of the oppressive
Spaniards who dominated our country for more than three
centuries.
Now is 2019,so this year we celebrate the centenary of
Philippine independence. Thanks to out heroes, known and
unknown, who died without seeing the dawn of independence.
Our country is now a recognized republic, an independent
state.
The Philippines is a country rich in natural resources, but
the Filipinos are an impoverished nation. We still belong
among the Third World countries, the developing nations, the
growing economies, the poor citizens of the world.
I am a new Filipino hero. I am nationalistic. I am proud to be a
Filipino. I pride myself with a rich cultural heritage. I love my
language, my religion, my culture, my art. I patronize
Philippine-made products I develop my personal resources-
talents and skills-so that I will become productive.
 I am patriotic. I love my country. I am ready anytime to depend
it from intruders. I love my countrymen, that I am committed to
serve them to the best of my ability. I am pro-Philippines. I am
a hero of the new millennium. But I am not alone. You, you, and
you are heroes, too. We are all heroes in our own little ways.
     Heroism still lives and will live on and on as the likes of late
Lino Bronka, Lea Salonga, Kaya Ramsey, Paeng Nepomoceno,
Onyok Velasco bring honor and fame to our country, as the
Filipino seamen, domestic helpers and the other OFW take be
in dollars to boost our economy.
 "All
about the environment: Caring
for the World"
genre: Poem

form: Poetry

Paraiso, help me make a

stand
Paraiso, take me by the
hand
Paraiso, make the world
understand
That if I could see a sing
bird
What a joy!
This tired and hungry land
could expect
Some truth and hope and
respect
From the rest of the world
The
Sign of the
Sea Gulls
JESUS T. PERALTA
GENRE: STORY
FORM: FICTION

SIMON'S FISHER MEN'S GO OUT IN THE FACE OF THE

STORM
INCLUDING THE SON OF THE OLD WOMAN, THAT CAUSED
THEM OUT OF BREATH IN THE
WATER AND BRING THEM TO DEATH. WHEN THAT
HAPPENS THE OLD WOMAN IS SEARCHING FOR HER SON
IN THE SEA. SHE HAVE THE
POSITIVE MINDSET THAT THE SEA WILL BROUGHT BACK
THE BODY OF HER SON WITH THE
EXPECTATION THAT HE IS DEAD. IN ONE MOMENT OF
TIME SHE BLAMED SIMON FOR LETTING
THE MEN WITH HER SON GO OUT IN THE FACE OF A
STORM. AND FINALLY THE OLD WOMAN
FEEL RELIEVED BECAUSE SHE HAVE SEEN HER LOST
SON'S BODY OUT OF BREATH. SIMON IS
SAD BECAUSE HE FEELS THAT HE HAVE NO SIN ABOUT
WHAT HAPPENED TO THE OLD WOMAN'S
SON WITH THE MEN'S. HE BELIEVE THAT ALL HAPPENED
BECAUSE OF THE STORM.
 English—A
Tool for World Unity and
Global Understanding
by: James Manuel
Genre: Essay
Form: Non Fiction

Naimbag nga adlaw yo amin. Muray na aga

saindung gubas.
Muyak a abak keka yu ngan. Masantos ya
agaw ed sikayon amen. Maayong adlaw sa
inyong tanan. Maupay nga aga saiyo nga
tanan. Buenos dias a todos.
Just like Filipino, English plays a similar
role– a tool for unity and understanding in a
worldwide scale. While Chinese is the
language spoken by the biggest number of
speaker’s, considering China’s population
which is one of the largest in the world.
English remains to be the most widely used
and generally accepted universal language.
English is everywhere. Attend a conference
of the United Nations and you’ll find the UN
delegates of different nationalities discuss
international issues in English. If one doesn’t
know English well, he or she needs an
interpreter. The world is united by one
language and that is English.
 A
mother's
cry for help
by:Julius Matias
Genre:Story
Form: Non Fiction
The illegal cutting trees which serve as homes
for birds and other animals has prevailed
everywhere. Dynamite Fishing, which destroys
the majestic coral reefs and endangers the
aquatic creatures, Has caused ecological
problems. If only Mother Earth could march
and stage a protest in Mendiola or in EDSA in
the same way that oppressed people do every
time they feel Discriminated and abused,
then she must shouting and Crying out to"Have
mercy on me, Stop exploiting nature!"
However, Mother Earth can never do this. She
only Accept the tortures man has been
inflicting upon her. Justice, Her placard would
probably
bear these words If only Mother Earth could
march and stage a protest in Mendiola or in
EDSA in the same way that oppressed people
do every time they feel Discriminated and
abused, then she must shouting and Crying out
to"Have mercy on me, Stop exploiting nature!"
However, Mother Earth can never do this. She
only Accept the tortures man has been
inflicting upon her. Justice, Her placard would
probably bear these words The battered
Mother earth is no longer in a good shape, very
sick. Mother
Earth Loves us and she wants to serve and be
with us all Throughout our Lives. However,
With what we're doing to her, I doubt if she
could still Endure the Pain and Sufferings.
 BY: JESUS Z. MENOY
GENRE: RHYMING POEM
FORM: POETRY

Environment
:Yesterday,
Today!
Tommorow
The present environment issue is a big
question. A problem which requires an immediate
solution. Protect
from futher degradation , restore its good
condition. Before the whole world is like a paradise. Like
Eden abundant in flora and fauna a place
so nice. So
rich in fresh air, in clean waters that fall and rise.So lovely
with verdant lands , blue seas, and
azure skies. Today, People are many but their discipline is
wanting . They are not 
concerned with their surroundings                               
Withperseverance discipline and teamwork today, Here
there everywhere , they are litering. The effect of this
waste a scattering!. Squatters and slum areas have
Mushroomed, Various Business and industries
BloomedCapitalist and Politians who are ill.
Collectively cause “nature” to be doomed.
Pollution everywhere is presently prevalent
O, My! Clean air seems not existent
As water that is potable and transparen. O, Nature , how
will your future be different? We can 
bring back tomorrow Nature of yesterday
With perseverance discipline and teamwork today,
its not the end there little time left there a
way Shall we wait for that time our bodies will
decay?
 HOW THE
INTERNET HAS
CHANGED THE
NEWS

BY SUSAN V. OPLE
FORM: NON FICTION
GENRE: ESSAY
During Marcos years, the print media dominated
the news. My father had already sensed a change in the
air. He had seen the emerging importance of television news
even when his own press releases were written with print
media in mind.Today, the power to report the news resides in
not just one medium, we are all citizens journalist. Bad news
travels even faster once viral. Good
news has a better fighting chance to get around. There are no
real deadlines for Internet-based journalism. Media could and
should no longer ignore the power to influence of the Internet
on how news is delivered according to radio anchor Jake
Maderazo. Internet has influenced the news, anchors read
aloud from viewer’s reaction on Twitter and Facebook. Even
radio programs on AM and FM stations are using Facebook to
draw more listeners. Most government agencies remain in the
Jurrasic age where the act of faxing press releases is the key
pillar of their communications program.
In business or government, ignorance of the Internet is never
bliss because digital conversation never cease. In the field of
communication, one is now required to conquer the Internet
only to understand it. News of all kinds gets around faster. The
velocity by which it travels feeds the hunger of cyber
habitants. We have become generalist, crossing the thin
line between information and education several times in a day.
Soon, all of us will have nearly the same access to news at birth
but it would be the depth of reporting that matters.
We have become generalist, crossing the thin
line between information and education several times in a day.
Soon, all of us will have nearly the same access to news at birth
but it would be the depth of reporting that matters.
Truth in journalism will never be outdated regardless of how
much the Internet influences the news.
 APR.
05,
1990
GOD ALWAYS OFFER
US A SECOND CHANCE
im Dodon Indonila a father of two
lovely daughter and a husband of a
most beautiful creature on earth. i'll
do anything for my family. i love them.
ALL COLLEGE TEACHERS MUST BE
READING TEACHERS
BY: ESTHER L. BARACEROS
FORM: NON FICTION
GENRE: ESSAY
“All College Teachers Must Be Reading Teachers” is an essay which elaborates on
the necessity of teachers in higher education institutions (HEI’s) to help their
students learn by teaching the letter to read for academic success English 2 (CHED
MEMO, 2008) is a course that primarily aims at developing the reading and
thinking abilities of students for academic study. It enables learners to enhance
their HOTS or higher order thinking skills such as inferential, critical, creative, and
appreciative thinking for comprehending or understanding academic texts.
Academic study pertains to students’ thorough examination or inquiry of a certain
subject matter or topic to deepen or increase their understanding of their chosen
topic. It involves a scientific or systematic search of knowledge, mostly grounded
on learning activities in higher-education institutions like universities or colleges.
Analogous to the word scholarly Scholar does not simply refer to a student who
enjoys a tuition fee discount, but it primarily pertains to one who spends much time
in studying a particular subject matter not only for his own intellectual growth but
for world progress as well. Applying for this line to reading for academic study, one
has to drive or push students to read by doing extra effort to motivate or create in
them an intrinsic interest to read completely and thoroughly any reading material
assigned to them Motivating tertiary-level students to read is not merely giving
them the title of the book or the number of chapters or pages to read. Rather it is
an act of activating them whatever background knowledge the students have about
their reading assignment. Why do we need to do this? Such schema activities can
be done by helping students familiarize themselves with some high-falutin or
technical terms through context clues or graphic organizers, anticipating,
predicting, and speculating about the reading assignment. All of these aimed at
creating a link between what the readers already know and what the writer wrote
in the text. What if every university or college in the country compel all its teachers
to undergo one or two day seminar-workshop on reading at the onset of the
semester, will it help in alleviating the deteriorating reading abilities of students
and instead, increase the number of college graduates equipped with HOTs that are
necessary for global competitiveness or a niche in this Era of Globalization or
Knowledge Explosion?
 BLIND ALLEY
BY: CRISPIN RAMOS
FORM: DRAMA
GENRE: PLAY

The story tackles about the life of the four

character; Namely Cassie, Jorge, Celeste, and David. Cassie is reformed
hospitality girl (prostitute) in Clark back in the days, and when the MT.
Pinatubo erupts Cassie lost her jobs. Cassie seek greener pasture so she
decide to go in L.A, California where she meet and got married to a very
upright and uptight Pentecostal Minister David (David is Cassie husband and
a pastor of the Church of the Lost Valley). But David didn't know what
type of girl Cassie is. Until
one day when Jorge arrive in the house of Cassie. Cassie was shock. Jorge is
Cassie former pimp, and Celeste husband. Jorge wants Cassie steer his star
hospitality girl back into the trade but the time in the streets of
Hollywood but Cassie refuse Jorge plan. Be coz of the reason that she had
a husband and she already settle.
And then a few minutes Celeste went to Cassie house, Jorge was so nervous
that time and looking to place to hide so he dives behind the couch and
hides under the cushion. Celeste is a suffering woman who has unflagging
love for Jorge. She mad at Jorge that time be coz Jorge stole their
saving. And makes the story short four of them faced each other in the
living room, And David knows all the secret of Cassie from the past, instead
of getting angry of Cassie he choose forgive her, and also Celeste forgive
Jorge for what Jorge did to her. And the end of the story four of them
forgive each other and they start again for a new beginning of their lives.
Education Gives
Luster to the
Motherland
BY: JOSE P. RIZAL

Jose Rizal’s poem, Education Gives

Luster to the Motherland, mainly discusses the
importance of education for the country and for
one’s self. The poem suggests that education
promotes equality, peace, freedom, and
development.  Moreover, Rizal saw that the
qualities of being educated resonate from you
to everyone else. This may also mean that the
status of the country reflects how educated its
inhabitants are.
 TURNING BACK AND
MOVING FORWARD
By: Ligaya Tiamson Rubin
Form: Non Fiction
Genre: Letter
My name is fe esperanza and this is my story of turning back and moving forward. Dear
sister incarnation im not written you for a quite a time but now that i am in
the mood to write intend to make this letter longer that am ordinary paper the
real term paper that im supposed to be typing now can wait for their own due time.
I consider him a very unorthodox person and yet he is fascinat ed by my ways, he uses
them just the same ig only to spoil my mood. We spend long hours
talking to each other, to about the campus and how things are going down to dogs . Sisters
i confide to you something which mighy shock you but now that if i tell you the complete
background the moos the trimmings the way we look at things and the individual impact
on us who got involved into it. I know uou will understand (I've always considered you as
one of the veru few perso ns who really know me.) Sister after that i feel as if i am floating
feeling relaxed after a kind of trance that is beautiful tough totally strage and new to me
and i feel that my head is so light i feel sad and glad at the same time, three happening
created this kind of impact , two weeks inside the carmilte convent, the death of my
mother and this exposure to one color realty and because of this
happening i now look the people differently with deeper understanding
with expanding tolerance with affection even.My version had been clearer by
tears but im thankful for it can go on and on sister and there will be nk end
to this .anyway thanks so much for the kinds pf concern i cannot ask for more
ive always considered your affection for
me as a super bunos from life LOVE FE ESPERANZA.