Category: Philippines
Kleptopirosis: The Disease That Kills The Filipino People
Filipinos work tirelessly. They pay taxes, they persevere. Yet they are made to settle for less.
Who Wants To Have A ConCon To Amend The Constitution To Define “Forthwith” And Other Ambiguities?
The Oxford Dictionary defines “forthwith” as “immediately; without delay.” But the definitions are equally ambiguous.
Greater Edge: The School or The Student?
But what really matters in the real world: Is it the school or the student?
Broken To Blessed: Turning Trials To Music
I was left to cope with the loss of both parents, all while wrestling with insecurities and questions about my identity and my faith.
BOOK REVIEW: Two Books To Celebrate August’s Philippine Language Week
Not so long ago, the Hawaii public library system’s children’s librarian inquired about children’s literature from the Philippines.
Impeachment Complaint vs Sara Duterte Held Unconstitutional
There were four impeachment complaints against Duterte.
Is the Philippines Ready for a Filipino American Ambassador to the US Embassy in Manila?
Donahue is the leading contender for this critical position, which is not surprising. His resume is impressive.
Daju Releases “Rain” Remix With Denis Julia
The two artists possess the talent of using their music to open up about their personal experiences and relate to their audience.
BOOK REVIEW: Rizaliana For Children, Illustrations and Folk Tales by Rizal
It’s still May, but it’s not too early to celebrate the birthday of Dr. Jose Rizal, the Philippines’ national hero, who was born in the month of June.
BOOK REVIEW: Five Books That Teach History, Cultural Values Through Children’s Literature
he series depicts the lives of children through five crucial eras of Philippine history and provides glimpses of the country’s significant events that impacted its culture.
