“People like to say that the conflict is between good and evil. The real conflict is between truth and lies.”—Don Miguel Ruiz THESE past weeks, Iloilo...
MGA MUNTING Tinig (Small Voices),” a 2002 film that delves deep into our state of education, begins with a scene that resonates with many. As an ideal...
THIS paper’s editorial last Saturday zeroed in on the ongoing demolition of the Iloilo City Central Market for being “like a ghost that refuses to die...
THIS is very fundamental and indispensable for us to know. Otherwise, we would have a wrong idea of what our life is all about. God loves us first bef...
The ongoing controversy surrounding the Central Market in Iloilo City is like a ghost that refuses to die, despite Mayor Jerry Treñas’ efforts to assu...
By Atty. Eduardo T. Reyes III Is force necessary in anything we do? We can be forceful in enforcing our rights. We can be emphatic when we emphasize o...
In my half a century of existence, I have now narrowed down to 5 observations basic human behavior that has governed most acts or propel humans to act...
In the heart of every thriving school lies a strong and positive culture, often described as the school’s invisible yet pervasive heartbeat. This cult...
“Most quarrels amplify a misunderstanding.” —Andre Gide THE filing of administrative complaints by Iloilo historian and Capitol executive Nereo Lujan ...