A Filipino Christmas in the Sixties
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All Filipino Christmases may seem the same, but each family has its own traditions.
Read MoreRemembering the Ateneo’s ‘Immortals’
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The Philippines lost “immortal” intellectuals Bienvenido Lumbera, Eric Torres, and Fr. Roque Ferriols S.J. during the pandemic.
Read MoreMy Years on the Brink
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A Filipino foreign service officer recalls his time with the United Nations in the tumultuous Cold War ‘80s.
Read MorePhilippine Echoes of Spain’s Civil War
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The Spanish Civil War mattered to the Philippines then, and it does now.
Read MorePinoy Oldies But Goodies with a Cosmopolitan Touch
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Fil-Canadian bassist Chris Trinidad blends Filipino classics with Latin and jazz flavors.
Read MorePhilippines and Guam: Pacific Cousins at a Crossroads of History
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Find out what links Guam to the Philippines.
Read MoreSongs Her Father Taught Her
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A master Philippine scriptwriter and great storyteller at age 90 recalls the creation of the iconic film “Minsa’y Isang Gamugamo” (There Once Was a Moth) as well as other highlights of her writing life.
Read MoreFreedom From Want: The Ghost of Carlos Bulosan
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See what Carlos Bulosan wrote for the Saturday Evening Post, which commissioned him to write an essay on one of President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s “Four Freedoms.”
Read More333 Years in the Convent
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Brief notes on the 500th anniversary of the Philippine-Spanish encounter.
Read MoreA Century-Old Saga: Holy Spirit College on Mendiola Street to Close in 2022
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A witness to the history of Manila and the Philippines will close its century-old door.
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