AS THE 2010 election draws near it seems difficult to dodge the strange awful feeling of déjà vu all over again when one looks at the political landscape, especially with the leadership-or-celebrity

“I HOPE the kind of Filipinos I knew as a child are not all dead yet!”

DURING the week before last, I attended the new Sun.Star Bacolod’s first anniversary. It was a pleasant evening and I had the chance of meeting many of my fellow columnists.

THE Exodus has started.

How effective are candidates debates that usually get staged to enable voters to get a feel of what they have in mind once they get elected?

Sure, I like yummy, juicy hamburgers. I still do. The taste developed for the food since my elementary grades.

WHEN one looks at the front pages of newspapers and watch mainstream television newscasts these days, one could immediately notice that the flood-stricken communities in Metro Manila and nearby provin

IF YOU haven't seen in yet I will strongly recommend that you take time to watch that info-mercial made for Noynoy Aquino.

THE Negros revolution on November 5, 1898 was not just a product of an overnight sensation.

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THERE is a reason in the complaint of several aspirants in the coming 2010 elections against the ban on campaigning before the start of the campaign period.

ONE thousand eighty-one cases with nine deaths.

OIL companies are reportedly lobbying for the removal of the 1% tariff on ethanol.

IN THIS commercially driven and service oriented society of ours, we all have our favorite restaurant, barbershop, bank, spa, etc., and what have you.

PA, what is GMO? Why are they talking about it? Is it really that important? How will it affect us and my friends? Is this another project of government to blur the realities of the times?

LOVE for basketball made the ex-varsitarians of University of St. La Salle attend the Stingers Reunion last Friday at Bar 21 Restaurant at Lacson Street.