NOAH and the deluge of politics
There are storms that soak us, and storms that should sober us. Typhoon Tino did both. Cebu’s grief—cars stacked like toys, homes swallowed whole, fam...
Herman M. LagonNovember 11, 20254 min
IMPULSES
There are storms that soak us, and storms that should sober us. Typhoon Tino did both. Cebu’s grief—cars stacked like toys, homes swallowed whole, fam...
There are exhibitions that simply display art, and then there are those that speak, that whisper, confront, and summon memory. “Bag-ong Binaladbad: Or...
Aging brings about a range of changes—often unwelcome—to our bodies: sagging skin, graying or thinning hair, and a decline in muscle strength and vita...
THESE two should go together if we want to have a healthy and working spiritual life, full of energy to love God and neighbor at the same time. One wi...
We all believe in the promise of TESDA. For decades, we’ve held it up as one of the great equalizers in Philippine society—a practical, hands-on ladde...
There are cities that speak and there are cities that truly listen. Iloilo City does not just talk, it connects. When disaster strikes, when the wind ...
There are cities that drown with every headline, and there are cities that rise quietly with every storm. Iloilo, in part, belongs to the latter, but ...
WHY do the words “graft” and “corruption” go together as if it were a singular word in exposing the evils in government? Graft, according to the dicti...
This is from a talk given by Shade Zarai. Do these following negative thought patterns sound familiar? (1) Overgeneralization: making sweeping conc...