Category: As I See It
Is The Shift To Textbooks A Rejection Of Technology At This Time?
The 21st century is the year of technology in the business world including the classroom here and abroad.
Food: The Journey Behind Every Dish Tells Stories
I also concur with the idea that a family recipe can carry the memory of a homeland, and a neighborhood restaurant can become a community’s gathering place.
No FilAm Has Ever Won The Pulitzer In The Same Category As Pablo Torre’s Audio Reporting Award Before Him
It paid off by winning a Pulitzer, which he should be proud of, a risk he took with pride, which brought him honor and fame in the field of journalism.
The “Girl Power Team” For President, VP For Both Major Parties Are On!
Have we encountered all-women candidates for president and vice president in the Philippines before? Maybe the 2028 presidential election will be the first!
Super Bowl LX’s Ripple Effect Reaches Hawaii
by Elpidio R. EstiokoWith American football overwhelmingly considered as the favorite sport in the United States, the ripple effect of the just concluded Super Bowl LX, [Read More…]
Loopholes in Criminal Justice System
It has to be addressed because if this is the case, it may also apply to kids in the state of Hawaii and other localities.
Ending The Year With Loved Ones At Down Under
This year, however, we will be spending the holidays separately in their respective homes with us travelling to Sydney and spending our Christmas with our eldest child Gigi and her husband Eric.
Carlos Bulosan: The Best Filipino Writer in America Circa 1930s – 1950s
Bulosan contributed to the labor movement and progressive causes through his editorial and literary works.
Pinay Freshman Legislator Pushes Economic Reforms, Opposes Warrantless Arrests
According to Jurado, the Los Angeles City Council passed LA’s Convention Center expansion and modernization plan, thereby pushing the city forward.
Greater Edge: The School or The Student?
But what really matters in the real world: Is it the school or the student?
