A Han-Chinese map of China published in 1904 reveals that China stretched as far south as Hainan Island, and that Hoang Sa (Paracel) and Truong Sa (Spratly) Islands did not belong to China. For more than 30 years, Dr. Mai Hong has held onto the map proving the two islands in the East Sea are […]
She studies to be a lawyer; pays tuition by prostitution
CEBU CITY. Philippines. —Twenty-year-old Danica (not her real name) looks like a typical colegiala who has a dream of becoming a respected lawyer someday. She is pretty by international standards.
The Greening of PACC, Schofields by Gerri Musa
“Working together in harmony and cooperation expresses the goodness in our hearts and can be therapeutic” — said Emma de Vera, chairperson of the greening committee. The Philippine Australian Community Foundation (PACF), Inc. has launched its project: Greening Revolution — Sa Kabukiran.
Bahay kubo, kahit munti, ang halaman doon ay sari-sari . . . by Boy Galang
May sinyales na naman na nagbabadya na ang proyektong “Multi-Purpose Centre” (MPC) ay tuluyan ng maglalaho na parang bula. Mayroong isang “Ginang” na pumapapel para muling gawin sakahan o kaya taniman ng gulay ang MPC Schofields area.
Trivia on Filipino Food by Dino Crescini
I do not carry any degree in Nutrition nor do I claim to be a a dietician but I regard myself as a gourmet. I simply love fine dining and have traveled across the globe tasting the best of the best in international cuisine at 5-star hotels.
K. Andres reacts to Grey Matter column
In your August issue, Grey Matter caught my attention and I wish to make the following comments. ? I did not nominate myself for the 2012 Presidential Award. Serna Ladia did.
Retired Philippine Air Force pilot flies to heaven
Capt. Tony Dedal was a fighter pilot of Philippine Air Force. He was assigned to fly the versatile P-51 Mustang and was commissioned to undertake several heroic missions that he successfully completed during his tour of duty with the 5th Fighter Wing.
DILG Secretary Robredo passes away in plane crash
The entire Filipino nation, together with the Ateneo de Manila community most profoundly mourns the passing away of the late Jesse Manalastas Robredo, Secretary of Interior and Local Government (DILG) of the Republic of the Philippines (2010 to 2012).
The Legacy of Bataan
San Francisco, CA. — In commemoration of National POW (Prisoners of War)/MIA (Missing in Action) Recognition Day, Manilatown Heritage Foundation and Artis Mundi are proud to present The Legacy of Bataan on Friday, September 21 at 6:00PM at the I-Hotel Manilatown Center at 868 Kearny St. in San Francisco. Donations will be appreciated.
Assistance Donations for Victims of August 2012 Monsoon Code Red
The Ateneo de Manila DReaM Team (Disaster Response and Management Team), composed of the Grade School, High School, Loyola Schools, and Professional Schools, in partnership with the Simbahang Lingkod ng Bayan, respond to calls for assistance from various communities affected by natural calamities. The Ateneo DReaM Team is appealing for donations in kind and in […]
Is armed conflict in the West Philippine Sea imminent?
Whenever I think of this possibility, I am always reminded of that part of the lyrics of the Philippine National Anthem: “Lupang hinirang, duyan ka ng magiting, sa manlulupig, di ka pasisiil.” (Land dear and holy, cradle of noble heroes, never shall invaders, trample thy sacred shore.)
Kevin Conolly interviewed about Multi-Purpose Centre
Member of Parliament for Riverstone Kevin Conolly was gracious enough to grant an interview about what is currently going on at the Philippine Australian Cultural Centre (PACC), which is better known as the Filipino Multi-Purpose Centre (MPC). The interview was conducted by Philippine Sentinel inside his office in Stanhope on the 18th of July 2012. […]