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     Think about Elpidio Quirino, a kid from Vigan, Ilocos Sur, who wasn't born with a silver spoon. He had to work hard to get where he wanted. He even taught in a small barrio just to pay for his studies. That's the kind of guy he was – determined and ambitious. He studied hard, became a lawyer, and aced the bar exam.      Then, he met Manuel L. Quezon, a big shot in politics, who saw something special in him. Quirino became Quezon's right-hand man and climbed up the political ladder. He was a congressman, a senator, and even a cabinet secretary. Later on, he became Vice President. But when President Roxas suddenly passed away, Quirino had to step up and take charge.      Imagine being the leader of a country that was just starting to rebuild after a war. It was a tough job, but Quirino didn't back down. He worked hard to fix the economy, help the people, and make the country stronger. His story is a reminder that even if you come from humb...

     As a student, I find the 2025 National Children's Month Celebration, themed "OSAEC-CSAEM Wakasan: Kaligtasan at Karapatan ng Bata, Ipaglaban!" incredibly important. It shines a light on the urgent need to protect children from online sexual abuse and exploitation. This theme is a powerful call to action, urging everyone to stand up for the safety and rights of children in our increasingly digital world.      The rise of online platforms has unfortunately created new dangers for children. Online sexual abuse and exploitation are serious issues that can have devastating effects on a child's well-being. It's crucial that we address these threats head-on and work together to create a safer online environment for our youth. This year's theme emphasizes the need to end these abuses and protect children from harm.        The government's role in safeguarding children's safety, dignity, and rights is crucial. Laws and policies are in place ...