Passing the problem
School gates are suddenly alive again. The first days of school are filled with small moments that matter. Parents take photos beside freshly ironed u...
Herman M. LagonJune 13, 20265 min
IMPULSES
School gates are suddenly alive again. The first days of school are filled with small moments that matter. Parents take photos beside freshly ironed u...
A public school Monday morning is easy to picture. The courtyard fills with uneven lines of students, some sleepy, some still eating pandesal. A teach...
A few days ago, while having coffee with friends, somebody cracked a joke that drew more laughter than it probably deserved. “If political dynasties a...
Some news stories pass quickly. You know the kind of story. You read it once and cannot quite shake it afterward. This is that kind of story. A son le...
Ask many Filipino workers about work-life balance and you will receive a weary smile. With heavy hours, family duties and the continual strain to make...
There are many things Filipinos disagree on these days. Politics. History. The economy. Even the weather somehow becomes political. But there is one h...
There is a reason many parents instinctively ask follow-up questions when a child comes home with a dramatic story. The moment the details start chang...
Few things reveal the priorities of a political institution more than what it chooses to fight about. This week, while people worried about prices, jo...
There comes a point when a dispute stops being about personalities and starts becoming about responsibility. That is where the debate over Senate Pres...