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Mariquit P. Reventar

Mariquit P. Reventar is a retired architect and president of Laguna Lands & Estate Corporation, her family’s firm. In July 2021, she joined a Memoir Writing class at Sunshine Place. A COVID-19 survivor, Mariquit said the lessons she received in memoir writing make her more grateful to the Lord for the gifts of life, family & friends.
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COVID quarantines, the second time around

This essay is one of many written during a Memoir Writing workshop at Sunshine Place under the mentorship of Dr. Oscar Peñaranda, a Gawad...

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The ‘virgin’ playwrights of VLF XXI bravely unwrap humanity’s innate desire for acceptance

Translating the intricate language of the human soul into words requires an insurmountable amount of dedication and courage. The process is not for the faint-hearted, as it often makes writers shed blood, sweat, and tears for simply wishing to execute a vision that has been haunting them...

MSO celebrates eight decades of Filipino-American friendship with “Liberation” concert at MET

As part of its Centennial Season, the Manila Symphony Orchestra (MSO) commemorates a landmark event in both Philippine history. Eighty years ago, on July 5, 1946, following the inauguration of the Republic of the Philippines, the MSO presented a Gala Symphony Concert at the Rizal Memorial Stadium...

Singaporean artist hongjoin defies time with first full-length album ‘CLOCKWORK’

Singaporean Brooklyn-based artist-producer hongjoin officially unveils his highly anticipated debut full-length album, 'CLOCKWORK'. Arriving alongside the focus single "Universe",the record marks a definitive milestone in his career: an ambitious, conceptual rotation through every emotional state of love and loss. 'CLOCKWORK' is a 12-track exploration where each song represents one hour on the clock face. The...

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