Bennett: Micro-organisms and the infections of the world
HEALING the world always sounded like a gargantuan task. There is the AH1N1 that is supposed to have come from a disease that spread among the pigs in some South American country.
Bennett: Through the Palette's Eye
THROUGH the Palette's Eye is the ongoing exhibit at the Indigo Gallery of BenCab Museum along Km. 6 Asin Road, Baguio City.
Bennett: Newborn Care Unit at BGHMC
ALOU and I found ourselves at the Baguio General Hospital and Medical Center last Thursday to check out the Hospital Week celebration.
Bennett: Pure joy
THAT Cascades and Lettermen concert was just pure joy. You could see it in the faces of the people who were there and singing those all too familiar songs.
Bennett: God bless us all
THIS is déjà vu. I have come to a part of my life that is similar to the 1999 libel case filed by publisher Bernie Miaque against the Baguio Correspondents and Broadcasters Club (BCBC).
Bennett: Mortar Enemies
SAGADA will be a destination because it has kept itself simple in lifestyle. The residents know what they want and stand pat on that.
Bennett: Larger in death than in life
IT MUST be wonderful to die if in death you would be larger than life. This is Michael Jack-son and Edna Maniquis.
Bennett: Dear Noynoy,
I MUST confess that when I joined Dinky and the Change Politics Movement in October last year, I had to hear you to believe that you were patriotic.
Bennett: Conversations with the Detox Generation
IF THE young have Generation X, well the middle-agers are the Detox Gen.
Bennett: My favorite libraries
DON'T get me wrong, I am forced to put my nose in the books because I am searching for Baguio's stories and history. Besides, the library is the best place to take a nap.
