Who will be this year’s CMPF Champ (Bulgar: The Secrets of the Isko Revealed)?

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The Accounts’ 2008 Literary Folio is out! Who’s your favorite writer then? (if there’s any =’)

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Who will be this year’s Centennial CMPF Champ?

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If you have P100, how can you triple it in just one day?

Interviews facilitated by: Mary Cris Balberona In just a day, could you make 300 pesos out of P100???  Sounds challenging, right?! Let’s hear ingenious (and crazy) ideas from these business-minded pals… 2007-15523 BSA Get a friend, then paduling-dulingan ngayo! ‘di lang P100 , P400 pa! 2008-47588 BSM I’ll place it in front of two mirrors or I will just have it photocopied. Rinbee BSBA I’ll use the money for the fare in going to my relatives and I’ll just ask money from them. No more worry! Hopefully they’ll triple it. HAHA! 2007-39883 BSA It’s impossible…kung tani may ara way, damo na nagmanggaranon because of P100 lang… 2007-68551 BSA If I have P100, I can triple it in just one day by buying things, like foods, and then selling them to others. I could lend the money to someone and impose an interest. Peeps BSM Invest in a little business like load retail, bananacue and others. 2008-43046 BSM I am an environmentalist so I’ll make a product out of a tree! Weeh! 2008-38802 BSA I’ll buy ingredients of foods like yema, polvoron or candy which could be sold at P3 to P5 each. These foods are easy to cook and their ingredients can be bought at a low price. If I would be able to sell 150 pieces of these at P3 each, I can generate not just P300 but P450 in one day with P100 as my capital! 2007-68527 BSA If I have P100, I can triple it by i just one day by multiplying it by three. That is, P100 x 3 = P300!  Another option is that I’ll sell my P100 for P300– that is, if may mapa-into’!! Or I’ll just play Bingo at SM and if I’ll win, I’ll not only get triple but ‘manyple’!

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