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Friday, May 09, 2008 |
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Villain no more |
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A new book offers a different look at stepmoms this
Mother’s Day
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Stepparents are often viewed as unloving and
unkind. Fictional stories, especially fairy tales, often portray
stepmothers as cruel, wicked and evil.
This wrong perception is what Johnny Fong,
a Chinese-Filipino physician and surgeon working in the United
States since 1972, is trying to correct with his new book that tells
the fictional origin of the observance of Mother’s Day.
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O T H E R R E P O R T S
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Managing and establishing
schools around the country
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Dr. Fong is not new to the act of helping students have access to
quality education. Since going back to the country in 2001 after
almost 30 years of medical practice in the US, he “paid back the
country for the excellent education” he received at UP, Ateneo de
Manila and San Beda.
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Succeed with your first job
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Fresh college graduates will surely find this
book useful. Your First Job: A Practical Guide to Success by Nelson
Dy offers a lot of insights on career advancement in any field you
choose.
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BOOK REVIEW
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Like a motherless
child
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The secret life of a clone revealed
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It is an intimate and tender account of a girl
coming of age, waking to the realization and docile acceptance of a
life of sacrifice, preordained by a society that has declared her
less than human. This is a dystopian fantasy about cloning.
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THE
SCRIBE VIBE
By Libay Linsangan Cantor
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Of writing dissenting
opinions and learned thoughts
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Are opinion writers and columnists immune to this thing called
“sensitivity and research?”
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Big brother is still watching you
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Knowing the real George Orwell
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It’s 2008, and today’s youths think Big Brother is only a
voyeuristic reality television contest show. But it is time to know
the man who authored that phrase. And his real name isn’t George
Orwell.
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The jouissance of writing
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It’s nine thirty in the morning. Outside, a
cool breeze blew lightly, making the pine leaves waver in the bright
sky. In the U-shaped hall, the twelve writing fellows and the
teaching panel sat face-to-face, geared up to listen to the hour’s
presenter.
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HI!
SOCIETY
By Becky Garcia
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Colombo in Manila
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It was truly a night to remember for Multi awarded Italian Architect
Carlo Colombo who made a lightning trip to Manila recently. At an
intimate dinner in Shang Palace hosted by Shangri-La Makati Hotel...
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PEOPLE
By Bob Garon
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Up goes the red flag
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When a couple is deeply in love, they
characteristically look to each other for support in any crisis.
When love begins to wane, this interdependence becomes less and
less. Instead, the couple will look outside of the relationship for
the support they used to get from each other.
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