Dos and don’ts: Social media etiquette during pandemic
Not a day goes by when we don’t hear of anyone dying, our front-liners particularly. People are dying, and even if it’s not a deluge of numbers, it’s still one
April 26, 2020
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Not a day goes by when we don’t hear of anyone dying, our front-liners particularly. People are dying, and even if it’s not a deluge of numbers, it’s still one
At one lunch early this year, talk turned to the growing incidence of depression, even suicide, among teens and young adults. But why? The women wanted an explanation. One said,
So this is really war. Our generation has been spared the experience of air raid shelters, bombs, bayonets that our parents had in World War II, only to know that
Sr. Manuela Martinez, ICM, walked in slowly, although not really measuring her steps, her back neither ramrod-straight nor bent. As she entered the room, she let go of her walker
The plummet was lightning-fast. In just a day, people’s moods turned from lighthearted paranoia—they’re willing to social-distance—to somber and panic. Now, people are just afraid. To go out and interact.
In the Ballet Philippines (BP) controversy that just won’t go away, the initial issue, many agree, is neither the competence of the incoming BP artistic director, nor the direction BP
“Orange turns red at Hermès.” In such few but powerfully vivid words, Pierre-Alexis Dumas, Hermès artistic director and the descendant of the family behind the French fashion house, summed up
The Filipino, it seems, lives for moments of crisis such as now. Not only is the Filipino resilient; the Filipino also has a huge caring heart—one that operates outside
Last Nov. 21, when Ronnie and Menchu Concepcion celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary in the new San Pedro Calungsod Parish in Antipolo, the milestone was like no other, not
We felt privileged to have witnessed two love stories last Sunday, Dec. 8, in Cebu. One love story is a beautiful, if navigable, path that led to the altar on
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