More on cheating and salaries – Mar. 29, 2004 is my column for today.

In MgA kWeNtOnG tAmBaY nG sIrAuLo Sa SiNgApOrE, today’s entry is about The Great Trap Forward, or Rat Attack” -the Singaporean government, apparently, has declared war on rats. Max Soliven in his Star column (not blog link-friendly alas), notes that FPJ’s problem is that he must find a way to get himself down from celluloid [...]

My column, Beyond cheating – Mar. 25, 2004, is in today’s Inquirer.

In BLAG. , there’s an entry from Monday on the perils of the present situation. On the other hand, in Tatang’s Karinderia there’s an interesting entry on the handmaidens of Filipino food: diabetes and heart disease.

Daring and consensus – Mar. 22, 2004 is my column in today’s Inquirer.

In The great equalizer – Mar. 18, 2004 you can read my mostrecent column, which came out Thursday.

Starting today I probably won’t be updating for a few days as I settle into my new job as History Curator at the Ayala Museum. So for now, I leave you with Philippines, the Musical!

Recent entry in Now What, Cat ? makes me realize why Cat is one of the wittiest -yet wisest- Noypi bloggers I read.

In Malaya-The National Newspaper, Ducky Paredes writes, Can government or a president solve the economy? The answer has to be No. The only way for the economy to move forward is if business is motivated enough to make a move that will positively impact on the economy and move the country forward. The best way [...]

The Long View: Paying for honesty by Manuel L. Quezon III THIS Wednesday, it will be forty seven years since President Ramon Magsaysay died in a plane crash. Since his death, time and again, candidates have been compared to Magsaysay, But what Magsaysay is most remembered for, among the dwindling number of Filipinos who still [...]