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Excerpt from Scope and Limitation of the Study:
This study only focused on the conducting of checkpoints by the San Jacinto PNP. It included the guidelines and the standard operating procedures in conducting checkpoint. However, this study is limited to the Municipality of San Jacinto because other municipalities maybe conducting other guidelines of the checkpoint which would conflict with the items being asked on the study.

Songs sung in Pangasinan language about enduring pain and suffering of a loved one.
Music Composed and Arranged By: Bong Tongson Lyrics and Performed By: Analyn Servinias Bautista

Abstract" The seasonality of standing crop of a Sargassum bed was investigated by conducting monthly sampling from February 1988 to July 1989 . Environmental parameters of water movement, salinity, number of daytime minus tides, and water temperature were also measured . An intra-annual pattern of variation in standing crop of Sargassum crassifolium, S . cristaefolium, S. oligocystum, and S. polycystum was observed. Standing crop was generally lowest in February, March, April, or May, and highest in
November through January. Sargassum accounted for about 35 to 85% of the monthly algal standing crop of the bed, and the observed variation in overall standing crop of the bed generally reflected the standing crop of Sargassum. The seasonality of the standing crops of the associated algal divisions also followed an annual cycle, but their maximum and minimum standing crops did not coincide with those of Sargassum. Individually, as well as collectively, the standing crops of the Sargassum spp . were poorly
correlated with the environmental factors observed.

Chief Quarantine Officer reports, August 19 and 25 and September 2, 8, and 14:
Cholera was reported in the city of Manila as follows: Week ended August 13, 14 cases, 10 deaths; week ended August 20, 16 cases, 11 deaths; week ended August 27, 21 cases, 11 deaths; week ended September 3, 25 cases, 18 deaths; week ended September 10, 15 cases, 15 deaths.

THE publication of Malagilion: Sonnets tan Villanelles by Santiago B. Villafania (363 pp. Manila: Komisyon sa Wikang Filipino and Emilio Aguinaldo College, 2007) should be a source of rejoicing for readers of regional literatures. This second book by Pangasinan’s leading poet today is impressive in both form and substance. Villafania has created 300 sonnets and 50 villanelles in his own language that attempt to reflect the primacy of native culture and return the poet to the central stage of social life. There is a sense of urgency here, considering that Pangasinan literature is in a lamentable state. As the Villafania himself said, “Pangasinan poets today lack the invigorating environment of a literary movement. We are alone in a wasteland and without support from the ‘cultural ambient.’ We are a dying tribe on the verge of extinction.” His hyperbole aside, Pangasinan really has not done well in competition with English, Tagalog, and Ilocano; there are no significant literary and journalistic publications to nourish and sustain a regional literature; and the provincial government does not seem to give priority to the revitalization of Pangasinan as a common medium of communication, in spite of the fact that it has more than one and a half million speakers.

This paper is a partial result obtained in the Austronesian Genetic Classification Project directed by Isidore Dyen at Yale University, and supported by the National Science Foundation (Grand #38073X).

This article examines relevant primary sources for the reconstruction of the early history of Pangasinan. Early history means
the history of Pangasinan peoples prior to the advent of Spanish colonialism. It identifies key sites mentioned in ethnographic texts
that are potential sites for archaeological investigation. Although it deals with the history of Pangasinan before the arrival of Juan de
Salcedo and Martin de Goiti, it utilizes several contact period accounts, other earlier cronicas, dictionaries and even folklore to understand early Pangasinan society.

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Ang mga respondente sa pananaliksik na ito ay ang mga mag-aaral sa Pambansang Mataas na Paaralan ng David na nasa unang taon at may bilang silang umaabot sa 74. Sila ang aming napili bilang mga respondente sa pananaliksik na ito sapagkat bahagi ng kanilang pag-aaral ang dula. At karamihang ang mga nasa unang taon ang nagsasagawa ng dula-dulaan na kung saan sanay na sila sa pag-arte.

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This study is conducted to answer the problems met by the selected 4th year Technology and Home Economics students major in Garments at Mangaldan National High School in terms of tools, facilities, and equipment during SY 1999-2000.

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This study covers fifty selected sophomore students of San Fabian National High School in Pangasinan who are taking Agriculture subject under crop production in this academic year, 1999-2000

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This study only focused on the implementation of some provisions of the Mangaldan Traffic Ordinance No. 60, s.1999. It included the causes or reasons of non-implementation or violations of these provisions in the traffic ordinances.
However, this study is only confined in this municipality, because other municipalities may have other traffic ordinances and programs in their area of jurisdiction. It will not also include other provisions included in their traffic ordinance being the subject of this subject.

This study coveted the total numbers of motorcycle accidents for the past five (5) years during 2004-2009 in Mangaldan, Pangasinan. However, it started to gather the data on the violations of the municipal Ordinance was approved and effective up to the end of December 1009. It included the number of violators who were apprehended and the kind of penalties imposed.