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Feelings

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Sison’s all-seasons! By Emmanuelle NOT ALL PROMISES were made to be broken. A precious few were meant to be kept. This one, among the list of the many she had kept true, makes this season, the season for Sison. And what is left of the rest, is Sison’s all-seasons.

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Feelings

By December 23, 2008Feelings, Opinion

Punchline

By | Opinion, Punchline

Time for congressmen to make their families proud By Ermin Garcia Jr. As we go to press, a huge rally is being staged in Makati to express the people’s objection to the plan of the House of Representatives to amend the constitution via constituent assembly minus the senate. In other…

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Punchline

By December 16, 2008Opinion, Punchline

Playing with Fire

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Thank you, Bishop Cruz! By Gonzalo Duque THE anti cha-cha rally held in Makati City last Friday was rained. Meaning it got wet all over. Talaga atang may guardian angel si Ate Glo ano? Nang dumating si Manny Pacquiao, ang ganda ng weather. And when the critics and detractors were…

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Playing with Fire

By December 16, 2008Archives, Opinion

Harvest Time

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DL Umali Achievement Award for a Vietnamese scientist (Part 1) By Dr. Sosimo Ma. Pablico DR. VO TONG XUAN is not a Filipino, but permit me to use this column to pay tribute to a friend from our undergraduate years at the UP College of Agriculture (UPCA) in Los Banos…

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Harvest Time

By December 16, 2008Archives, Opinion

Viewpoints

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Capitalism in review By +Oscar V. Cruz D. D. No. This is not a downright rejection of capitalism, but much less is it an absolute affirmation of socialism. This is neither in defense of liberalism nor in promotion of communism. Rather, it is a reservation of the capitalistic system without…

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Viewpoints

By December 16, 2008Archives, Opinion

Roots

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Oh my fiesta By Marifi Jara By Marifi Jara (Fiestas are as Filipino as adobo can be. While it largely stems from our Spanish colonial past, we have, in many parts of the country, molded the festivals in recent years into our very own. And just like that other ubiquitous…

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Roots

By December 16, 2008Archives, Opinion