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Antigo
A magazine composed of series of articles written and produced by the students of Inarajan Junior High school. These articles are composed of interviews done by the students, in order to better understand their history and the Antigo way. The…
Farming is Happy Work
Two Junior High students, Matthew Quintanilla and Benny Crisostomo, interview Mr. Pete Rivera, who is a local farmer and the vice-President of the Malojloj-Inarajan Green Farmers Association of Producers.
Mr. Rivera has an extensive knowledge of…
Mr. Rivera has an extensive knowledge of…
Carabao: Beast of Burden
Charles Wright and Norbert Rio, who were accompanied by the Teacher Corps Intern, Frances Blas; interviewed Juan San Nicolas of Inarajan.
Mr. San Nicolas had a wealth of knowledge about the karabao, which everyone learned a lot from.
Segment also…
Mr. San Nicolas had a wealth of knowledge about the karabao, which everyone learned a lot from.
Segment also…
Antigo, The Old Way
A magazine composed of series of articles written and produced by the students of Agueda Johnston Junior High school. These articles are composed of interviews done by the students, in order to better understand their history and the Antigo way. The…
One Way To Catch Fish
A hands-on interview with Amanda Tedtaotao, Rita Rosario, and Antonia Camacho. In their interview, the three women give a demonstration on how to catch fish using Chinese Lantern fruit (puting).
Ana A. Meno
An interview with Ana A. Meno of Malojloj, Inarajan. In her interview, Mrs. Meno speaks about her strict upbringing, her difficulty completing her education, and even a miraculous experience she had during WWII.
The Changing Times/Pedro Mantanona: Yesterday and Today
An interview with Inarajan resident, Pedro Mantanona. In his interview, Mr. Mantanona speaks about his work experience that led him to becoming the Commissioner of Inarajan, life before and during WWII, the culture during that time, and about his…
Introducing Mrs. Maria Meno of Talofofo
An interview conducted with Mrs. Maria B. Meno of Talofofo. The interview describes the specifics of what Mrs. Meno was known for and what her childhood was like.
Farming is Happy Work
Two Junior High students, Matthew Quintanilla and Benny Crisostomo, interview Mr. Pete Rivera, who is a local farmer and the vice-President of the Malojloj-Inarajan Green Farmers Association of Producers.
Mr. Rivera has an extensive knowledge of…
Mr. Rivera has an extensive knowledge of…
Carabao: Beast of Burden
This section is separated into two parts, with the first half written by the student, Charles Wright; and the second half written by Frances Sablan, the Teacher Corps intern.
Charles' section described his personal experience with meeting Mr. Juan…
Charles' section described his personal experience with meeting Mr. Juan…
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Umepanglao
A CHamoru story of a boy named Tony and how he and his father catch panglao, or crabs. The story also includes different methods used to trap the…