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Atty. Nilo Divina: When lawyering is dynamic and divine
For lawyer Nilo Divina, who heads one of the most sought-after law firms by clients and aspiring lawyers, miracles do happen.
“There is no other way to explain it, this phenomenon, this growth. It can be explained by probably one word, miracle. So miracles...
Success as Dean
TOP PHOTO: Atty. Nilo Divina is the Dean of the UST Faculty of Civil Law since 2009. The UST Main Building houses the Faculty of Civil Law as well as the Faculty of Pharmacy, the College of Science, and the Museum of Arts...
How to be the best lawyer in your chosen field of practice
When asked what advice he can give to the new breed of lawyers—considering the current backdrop of the legal profession such as the prevalent red-tagging and killings of lawyers—Atty. Nilo Divina, former Dean of the UST Faculty of Civil Law, said that for...
Nick Joaquin: The twilight years
(With humble thanks to poet and essayist Marra PL Lanot, we commemorate the April 29 death anniversary of National Artist Nick Joaquin—our first Editor-in-Chief in the revived Philippines Graphic under the late Ambassador, media mogul, and philanthropist Antonio L. Cabangon Chua—with this warm...
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National Artist Nick Joaquin will always be the quintessential literary giant in the galaxy of poets, fictionists, essayists, and screenwriters in the Philippines.
As the first Editor-in-Chief of the revived Philippines Graphic, under the aegis of the late business mogul, philanthropist, and Ambassador Antonio...
Chinese Filipinos: Transecting 1521
The time was 1417, over a hundred years before Spain set foot on the Philippines. The place—the small city of Dezhou in the province of Shandong, a few hours from the Chinese capital of Beijing.
Sultan Paduka Pahala (Batara in some references), along with...
