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Ma. Elena Torres-Fernandez

The author is a mother and grandmother of two boys. She is a counselor graduate of the Center for Family Ministries (Cefam) and co-facilitator of a Bipolar support group called Mood Harmony at the Makati Medical Center. An artist-painter, Len is the wife of Dr. Manuel Fernandez, a cosmetic surgeon. She joined the class of poet-short story writer Oscar Peñaranda at Sunshine Place to try her hand at memoir writing. Sunshine Place is a senior recreation center and member of the Felicidad Tan-Sy Foundation.
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Love of my life

The corridor was circular, lined with curved benches along the wall. Behind the benches were glass windows that overlooked the street below.    As you...

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Ateneo spearheads int’l cooperation  for future light-based electronics

Photonics—the next generation of electronics technology, which uses light instead of electricity—is gaining a foothold in the Philippines thanks to the Ateneo de Manila University’s Research on Optical and Electronic Systems (ROSES) Laboratory, the country’s first and only facility dedicated to locally designing Photonic Integrated Circuits (PICs)...

Instituto Cervantes hosts women-led cinema in ‘Espacio femenino’

To mark the month internationally devoted to women, this March, at Instituto Cervantes de Manila (Intramuros branch) it will be held a new edition of Espacio femenino, a yearly showcase dedicated to cinema made by and about women. Curated by the platform Filmtopia, the 2026 program focuses on adolescence as a...

Twelve young artists featured at second iteration of ‘Isang Dosenang Dagitab’ exhibit

Featuring twelve of the most distinct young voices in Philippine contemporary art, ISANG DOSENANG DAGITAB: IKALAWANG YUGTO runs from February 25 to March 11 at the ARTISTSPACE in Ayala Museum. The group exhibition maps the stylistic, thematic, and material preoccupations shaping a new generation. While each artist...

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