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PH Lit: Young, vibrant, gloriously alive by Alma Anonas-Carpio
When you are the Lit Ed of the Graphic, going where the stories and poems are is part of the job—and it is both an honor and a pleasure to be there where the action is.
Keeping any art moving forward takes plenty of...
Flip trip on a Czech trek
Eastern Europe is not exactly the beaten track for those chi-chi trips to Europe we who are not of that continent dream of when we say we’re going to “The Continent.”
Rethink this, please. The Czech Republic is one of those gems that offer...
Tilapia: the aquatic chicken
Tilapia may be the most popular fish in the Philippines today but our forefathers had never tried it. Although there are 700 species of tilapia, they are mainly found in Africa and South America. It was not only in the 1950s that tilapia...
Simpler data center modernization
Dell EMC has announced the expansion of its market-leading converged infrastructure (CI) system with the addition of the next generation Dell EMC VxBlockSystem 1000. The new system breaks the physical boundaries of traditional CI and offers enterprises even greater simplicity and flexibility to...
The exterminators
Globally, at least three million people are poisoned by pesticides every year, of whom 20,000 people die. That’s according to the Geneva-based World Health Organization (WHO).
At the height of the Masagana 99 program in the Philippines during the time of the presidency of Ferdinand...
The war against colorectal cancer
In this month of March, the world celebrates Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. This campaign was first launched in 1999 in the United States to promote colon cancer screening. Since then, it has been universally celebrated annually in March in several countries of the...
