In this work, the polymer electrolyte based on poly(oligoethylene glycol methacrylate) was studied and found to be a promising electrolyte polymer. The polymer was synthesized using conventional free radical polymerization continue reading : Poly (oligoethylene Glycol Methacrylate): A Promising Electrolyte Polymer

Even if certain actuations of these gods-that-be were already malicious and inimical to public interest, so many Filipinos still persist in believing that the decisions and actions of their “superstars” continue reading : Unlearned Lessons

Filipino indigenous games such as Laro ng Lahi are recreational activities taught in Physical Education classes at the tertiary level. These games are no longer played by children in the continue reading : Audience Perceptions on the Probable Transformation of Laro ng Lahi into Dance

There were more than two hundred revolts of uneven scope that had perpetually, yet sporadically, threatened the three hundred thirty-three years of Spanish colonial regime in the Philippines. In fact, continue reading : Technological Domination and the Transformation of the Filipino Mind: Americanization and the Erosion of Filipino Critical Consciousness

This article aims to demonstrate the shifting pattern and sophistication of the American colonial domination in the Philippines and the way in which this kind of domination has transformed the continue reading : Shifting Pattern and Sophistication of the American Colonial Domination in the Philippines: From Colonialism to Technological Domination

History is rendered exciting by the many stories of battles, rebellions and social movements which range from the violent, bloody ones to the peaceful people power. Precolonial Philippines is often continue reading : A Critical Analysis of Social Movements in the Philippines

Conflicts are only resolved when the underlying sources of tension between parties are removed. To cope with any type of land conflicts and their restrictions, there is a need to continue reading : Land Conflict Due to Irregular Ownership of Land: The Case of Kalanggaman Island

The Waray as a people is not so much different from the rest of the Filipinos. Just like everyone else, we may show evidence of undesirable traits, but we also continue reading : Waray’s Mistaken Identity

The essence of celebrating our country’s independence from political control cannot be reflected in parades, fairs, or even speeches. Gaining liberty necessitates for a continuous struggle of taking heed the continue reading : Hallmark of Philippine Independence: Individual Freedom

Can we ignore a “clear and present danger” that we will revert back to the time that a person’s exercise of liberty depends only on the whims and caprices of continue reading : Anak Ng . . .

Even if certain actuations of these gods-that-be were already malicious and inimical to public interest, so many Filipinos still persist in believing that the decisions and actions of their “superstars” continue reading : What Have We Become?

Much to our disgrace, poverty robs our dignity as humans; no one could help us in this plight, not even our own selves no matter how determined we are in continue reading : (Un)Blessed are the Poor

If indeed our national leaders wanted the Filipinos to tread a “matuwid na daan”, then they should be the first to step forward, compose themselves righteously and sincerely walk straight continue reading : Kawa(Ng)-Wang’ Pinoy

The study examined the relationship between poverty and child labor in the Philippines by region. It investigated how school attendance of working children relates to poverty incidence covering the period continue reading : Child Labor, Poverty and School Attendance: Evidences from the Philippines by Region