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Dear PAO,
I have a friend who started an online business wherein she "offers" Filipina brides to foreign nationals. The process is that she will upload the profiles of these women, and if they are chosen by the foreign nationals, my friend will personally introduce them to each other for a fee. Is my friend violating a law?
Wima

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WE ARE ACCEPTING SHS VOUCHERS FOR AY 2021-2022.

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The Manila Times College of Subic (TMTCS) Doctor of Medicine Program is now accepting applicants for AY 2021-2022.

Send in your applications now, and start your journey to becoming a doctor!

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Our very own Rudolf Kyle Peralta will be at Filipinas Malayang Balita's Facebook live today, November 18, at 5:30 PM.

We are so proud of you RK!

The Manila Times and its sister institution, The Manila Times College, is organizing the fourth “Campus Press Awards”, it aims to recognize the works of student journalists, as well as inspire them to continue developing their interest in journalism. We believe that good journalists are assets to the country, and our newspaper and college want to contribute to the development of future writers, photographers, and other professionals in our industry.

We are looking forward to receiving your entries by December 18, 2020. To be eligible, the entries must have been published in a school newspaper, magazine, website, or similar publication between January 2, 2020 and December 10, 2020. The awarding ceremony is on January 29, 2021.

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The Manila Times and The Manila Times College is organizing the 2nd Campus Journalism Congress. Titled “The Manila Times Campus Journalism Forum: Critical Thinking in Pursuit of Journalism Amid Critical Times,” the featured main speaker is Mr. Jaime FlorCruz of CNN Beijing - to be held on October 30 at 10:00 AM to 12:00PM.

Learning must not stop – even when the world is in a health crisis. For amid this pandemic, valuable lessons are learned and golden opportunities are just around the corner to be discovered, hidden talents and skills waiting to be honed or sharpened for one's own good, the family, the community, the nation, or the whole humankind.

Taking off from last year when The Manila Times and The Manila Times College conducted Campus Journalism Congress with the theme, “PRESSPECTRUM: Diverse Perspectives in the Pursuit of Journalism,” the country's oldest newspaper and pioneering English publication in Asia is conducting another congress this year.

For sure, campus journalists from all over the country from high schools, colleges and universities will learn a lot from in this breakthrough endeavor of The Times for students who want to pursue a career in journalism after graduation.

In time of crisis especially in the age of social media, where fake news or distorted information abound, it is important to always stay true to the principles and practices of quality, ethical and unbiased journalism. It is imperative to use critical thinking therefore in disseminating news or information and not succumb to the call of sensationalism and the greed to get likes and hearts and shares in the platforms available for popularity.

Trusted since 1898, and presently with a Campus Press section, we would like to invite your school to be a part of this year's Journalism Congress. The event shall be broadcast live on The Manila Times page and streamed on the publication's YouTube channel and The Manila Times TV, with real-time interaction with viewers.

Registration is free of charge and we should acknowledge the participating schools during the program.

We are looking forward to receiving your registration on or before October 28.

Please feel free to call us anytime for any question at 0926-2268877.

Join three of TMTC's top notch student-leaders as they discuss Fake News and its implications to our society.

Everyone is invited to join on 16th of October at 3 PM via Google Meet.

For interested participants, please click the link below to register. This event is free and open to all students.

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Tune it with TMTC's very own Rudolf Kyle Peralta at Filipinas Malayang Balita's Facebook live tomorrow, October 6, at 5:30 PM.

We are so proud of you RK!