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Luczon: China phenomena

Nef Luczon / from 23 hours ago

WE HAVE come to familiarize how Chinese people become part of our pre-colonial history.They travel in our Philippine islands for barter trading; some eventually married native Filipinos and settled to become prominent families until colonizers came.We have also learned how successful businessmen in our country today came from a Chinese ...

Luczon: Some takeaways

Nef Luczon / from April 20, 2019

EXCEPT for that incident in Manolo Fortich, which allegedly police checkpoints barred a group of protesting group of farmers and Indigenous Peoples, and government social workers allegedly tried to detain participating children despite the presence of their parents, the observation of Holy Week (on a “Good” Friday) was almost harmonious.Almost ...

De Leon: Holy Week reflection

Patrick Joven S. De Leon / from April 16, 2019

HOLY Week is a great time of the year. I know that many people love Christmas. But the commercialization and spending of everything at that time of the year make some of you cringe, too.But we don’t have the consumer Easter - not much anyway. Holy Week pretty much is ...

Sabal: Is there a future for the Filipino Youth?

Jhon Louie B. Sabal / from April 16, 2019

IT'S been a while since I wrote an article about Christmas Prices last December of 2018. I have been thinking of plausible topics that I can passionately discuss. Few days back, I was invited to talk about the economic prospects of the Filipino Youth. While I was reflecting on what ...

Ravanera: Why cooperativism is the answer?

Orlan Ravanera / from April 16, 2019

AS UNDERSECRETARY and Chairman of the Cooperative Development Authority in the country, I am so fired-up to advance cooperativism whose DNA is that of being MEMBERS-OWNED (indeed, no one shall be left behind), VALUE-BASED (debunking consumerism and materialism for the sublime) and SUSTAINABLE (based on the firm belief that life ...

Quijano: NBA first round predictions

Jingo Quijano / from April 14, 2019

THE NBA playoffs are upon us, and the landscape sure looks a bit different without the great LeBron James around. Because James had dominated the Eastern landscape for eight straight seasons, his absence has opened the field for any team to make a push for the Finals. Here are our ...

Ravanera: Sustainability (Part 2)

Orlan Ravanera / from April 13, 2019

IT IS imperative that another column be written on sustainability as there were outpourings of questions from those who have read the article previously written and published by this amazing paper.If the present socio-economic and ecological scenario portraying a scenario of doom that have imprisoned humanity in poverty bringing forth ...

Editorial: Level the digital sphere

/ from April 11, 2019

THE Commission on Elections (Comelec) recently released guidelines for candidates’ use of social media for the May 2019 elections, a step that is overdue and unfortunately, still inadequate for leveling the field of social media for political use.The Comelec’s human r2:51 p.m/esources -- a 10-person social media unit staffed by ...

Luczon: Phallic

Nef Luczon / from April 9, 2019

MORE than just a tool for reproduction, the phallus is a symbol imbued with mystical and spiritual interpretations.In ancient civilizations, phallic symbols, objects, and statues were revered by some cultures -- it is a symbol of fertility, and even some deity’s significant organ to the point its believers offer prayers ...

Luczon: Kugmo blah, blah, blah

Nef Luczon / from April 6, 2019

ISN’T talking or discussing about politics a very timely thing to do? We feel like we are intelligent if we engage into one, and as if our lives depended on it. Maybe in the Philippines, it is, but it shouldn’t be.But there are still stories worth talking about, or at ...

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