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Kitsho Welcomes the 2018 Graduates

With the exception of schools following the tri-mester school program, most of the other learning institutions follow the traditional calendar with March as culminating...

Surviving an ‘acoustics war’

As with any government agency accused of corrupt practices, working for the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) may not fall under someone’s definition of...

Lotto stories

In a lotto station a block away from my home was a long line of people handing out their lotto cards to the cashier....

I Keep a Lover

I keep a lover and He means so much to me. When I think of him I feel light-headed And giddy from within. We test each other’s Patience then make...

Nature

At first, her family thought I was the wind who came to take her away from them. Especially when I accidentally slammed the door...

All about rice

“Rice is the one thing that truly defines Asia,” said Dr. Ronald Cantrell when he was still the Director-General of the International Rice Research Institute...

PROYEKTO: Creating a Manila Heritage Model

Manila is a historic city. No doubt about that. From the time Spanish colonizers organized the city in the 16th century to today, the city, for...

Dunce Macabre: Living in the Age of the Ignoramus

Dunce. Noun. An individual slow at learning. A stupid person. Reminds me of this cartoonish image of a boy, at once presumed disobedient or lacking...

That old uncomfortable feeling

We’ve stomped on these grounds before, with much suffering, I might add, so it befuddles me why my fellow citizens are not seeing it....

Che Sarigumba’s Puso pa rin ang Nagpasiya Todavía El Corazón Decidió: Putting Philosophy into the Romance Novel

Conjuring an image of love is not a skill that I believe can exist; until I savoured Che Sarigumba’s spells in Puso pa rin...