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Sunday, July 27, 2008

 

EDITORIAL

Waiting for a Mandela

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One of the joys of being alive in our century of global communications is knowing that you share the planet with noble men. That knowledge gives strength to our hopes that someday, God willing, our piece of this earth that we call our country and love so much no matter how awful life has become on it would also be led by someone great, unselfish, noble and patriotic.

One such person is Mr. Nelson Mandela who turned 90 on July 18.

The former political prisoner turned world leader is a hero not just of South Africa and the whole continent of Africa but of mankind.

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O T H E R   C O L U M N S  A N D  F E A T U R E S

 

CENTER OF GRAVITY
By Rony V. Diaz

TO mark the death of Sir John Templeton on July 8 in Nassau, Bahamas at the age of 95, it’s not inappropriate to adumbrate the Big Questions on science, faith, God, and the purpose of human life on which he spent a very considerable part of his enormous fortune.

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SUNDAY STORIES
By Marlen V. Ronquillo

The brain-dead can only dispense with brain-dead policies. And whoever advised Agriculture Secretary Arthur Yap to issue that hare-brained directive that opens up cara-beef imports surely has no agenda other than sabotage the chances of Yap to move from the cabinet into the senate.

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REFLECTIONS
By Fr. Shay Cullen

The selfless commitment Christians of all denominations to live, risk their lives and suffer for the gospel values, human rights and to live out the mission of Jesus Christ to save the poor and the oppressed from pain and exploitation inflicted on them by the irresponsible rich and powerful...

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ANALYSIS

KHAO PREAH VIHEAR, Thailand: The Thai-Cambodian border dispute on the controversial area around the Preah Vihear Temple, an 11th-century built Hindu temple that was historically claimed sovereignty by both countries, is now puzzling the outside, though it is never a new issue between them.

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I arrived in Manila to intern with EnGendeRights, a women’s legal NGO, almost 10 weeks ago. As I’m preparing to return to the US next week, I’d like to offer my thoughts on reproductive health policy in the Philippines.

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ANALYSIS

Beijing: Never before has Beijing accommodated so many overseas journalists. Global media, by sending the largest number of journalists ever to an Olympiad, displayed their passion and curiosity to scrutinize this ancient metropolis.

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Sorry if I have to bring up this issue again. I’m actually tired to death talking about it. But there are just some people, even senators and others who tout themselves to having not only high IQ but also sharp human sensibility, who just don’t get it.

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