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Baguio’s artistry
Baguio City
September 2005

Slice, Chop,  and  Dice  Vegetable Carving Competition. Adrian Waya of La Trinidad Benguet  awed  spectators with his craft, which won first prize (left). Meanwhile, Jasmin  Campos (middle)  of  Gabriela  Silang and Oliver Dooc (right) of La Trinidad Benguet earned  2nd  and  3rd  prize. Their works both depicted the bountiful fresh flowers of Baguio. Photos courtesy of SM Baguio.
Shapes of Our Imagination: Clay Sculpture Competition. Both kids and adults  created  works  fashioned from terra cotta clay. Anthony Mallari of Quezon Hill earned first prize (middle). Ruth Palitayan (right) of Holy Ghost Extension came next, and Eric Cayago of Navy Base won the third prize. Left photo shows one of the kids that participated in the clay competition. Photos courtesy of SM Baguio.
Oust GMA Baguio City September 5, 2005
Photos by Joan Villanueva/CWERC
No to EVAT! No to OPH! Oust GMA! Baguio City September 7, 2005
HONK YOUR HORNS! Activists among migrant workers and other sectors join daily noise barrage to oppose the oil price hikes, the impending expanded value added tax and other issues which they blame on an inefficient president. Photos by Joan Villanueva/CWERC

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