Category: Opinion
Battle of Titans Looms
by Perry Diaz Barely a year to the 2022 presidential election, the field is getting crowded. And money is not a problem for the top [Read More…]
The presidential musical chair game
by Perry Diaz Barely a year to election time and presidential candidates are coming out of their cocoons like caterpillars hungry for food. They would [Read More…]
Bayanihan in the Maginhawa Community Pantry
by Perry Diaz Little did 26-year-old Ana Patricia Non realize that by organizing a bamboo makeshift food bank on a street would make her a [Read More…]
Analyzing The Cognitive Consequences Of Faith In God Among Filipino Women
by Freddie R. Obligacion, Ph.D. In my groundbreaking quantitative modeling study of 620 Bicolano women from Bicol Region, Philippines, I proposed that religion as a [Read More…]
Delineating Women Power In The Philippines
by Freddie R. Obligacion, Ph.D. After Philippine President Benigno Aquino III delivered his final state-of-the-nation address, Philippine Senator Grace Poe, had this to say in [Read More…]
Hawaii Per-Capita State Tax Revenues Highest in Nation, Research Shows
by Mark Coleman Hawaii has the highest per-capita state tax quotient in the nation, according to new research from the Grassroot Institute of Hawaii. Using [Read More…]
Beware of Scammers! Don’t Fall for the Scam!
by Sheryll Bonilla, Esq. You’ve seen these handmade signs posted on utility poles all around town: Cash paid for your house – any condition. Call [Read More…]
Positioning A University In A Competitive Market
by Freddie R. Obligacion, Ph.D The higher education market has become highly competitive. This has spurred academic managers to cater to a diversified studentry, conduct [Read More…]
Why We Celebrate International Women’s History Month
by Belinda A. Aquino, Ph.D. There are numerous reasons to observe the celebration of International Women’s History in March of every year. This essay attempts [Read More…]
Paradoxical Pairing of Poverty and Optimism in Metro-Manila’s Disadvantaged Communities
by Dr. Freddie Rabelas Obligacion Is there an evidence showing the coexistence of poverty and optimism, two seemingly incompatible precepts? Yes, there is and definitively [Read More…]
