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                 The Aquino Administration had been on state of so many controversial beak ups this past few months. Many are against of the administration but still, the president goes on with his duty for the implementation of laws under his responsibilities for the betterment of his race.
                
                   Last July 23, 2012, with his platform "Tuwid na Daan," President Benigno Simeon Conjuanco Aquino III took place for his third State Of the Nation Address. He tackled all over 22 main topics concerning his different programs rendered for all Filipinos around the nation. He stated all the achievements, plans, resolved government matters and nation problems under his presidency. In fact, the president also do special mention to his cabinet members for their job well done previously.
                
                    My observation during the president's SONA is that, he did not mention the real situation about the peace and security of people. Especially in the Urban Areas of which different forms of crime reigns. He just mentioned all matters on the positive sides but not so in negative matters. There are also these imperfections and mistakes under his administration but, I do appreciate him for being been so responsible enough in terms of his followers.

Rhoyette cuyo

“Right food in right amount”

By: Rhoyette Cuyo

            “Have you ever asked yourself why you have to eat?”

It may seem so ridiculous and irrational on asking and answering that question by you. But, in order for us to be aware about foods to eat, we have to! Obviously, at present days, many of us are just taking in foods for only satisfaction.

            Millions of sickness or illnesses, either fatal or not were probably brought about by eating amiss foods in reprehensible amount and in an abusive manner. The sum total rate of ill-cases on nutrition is caused by wrong choice of foods.

            But, as they say, “Above hundreds of perplexity, there is always thousands of medications and elucidations for it”. “ Pagkain ng gulay, ugaliin, araw-araw ito’y ihain”. In relation to the theme, the preliminary ill-cases on nutrition can be departed on eating right foods in right amount. We all know that vegetables are so intrinsic in terms of nutrients needed by our body to function well and good. So, we should and must eat vegetables regularly for the betterment of our health. Eating vegetables is much better than eating bad foods. Vegetables have healing powers. It is then curative for diseases. That’s all!!!

            So, if you wanted to stay healthy and strong, be one among vegetarians. Eat vegetables in proper amount with rightful intension.

Rhoyette A. Cuyo

REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES

PROVINCE OF ILOCOS SUR

MUNICIPALITY OF CAOAYAN

 JUNE 26, 2012

HIS EXCELLENCY BENIGNO SIMEON COJUANCO AQUINO III

PRESIDENT

REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES

DEAR MR. PRESIDENT:

                 With honor and respect,..... May peace and joy reign in your heart always!

It is of great privilege having this rare opportunity for a youngster like me sending you a missive message, which I am sure you would accord your immediate response, as you assured upon your assumption  of office to look into the welfare of the youth in all aspects, most especially in matters of Education.

                 In view hereof, may I then the honored to request for a construction of library with complete facilities so that, we, the youth of our barangay (Don Lorenzo Querubin, Caoayan, Ilocos Sur) who are unfortunates in living state but dedicated to study; will have an adequate facilities for research in relation to our studies, as we do not have enough for such expenditures.

                 The existence of such will, sharpens our intellectual capabilities and will encourage us in the pursuit of our aspirations in life despite life poverty.

                  I do hope for your appropriate action on this matter.

                  Thank you very much and more power!!!

Very Respectfully Yours,

                                                                                                                             Rhoyette A. Cuyo

                                                                                                                          Student