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The alphabet system is not only for reading and writing. It’s also for living.
January 30, 2012
The alphabet system is not only for reading and writing. It’s also for living.
University of Santo Tomas closed the yearlong celebration of its quadricentennial as Asia’s oldest university last Jan. 27 with a High Mass celebrated by all bishops of the Philippines and a grand chorale consisting of 40,000 singers singing, among other tunes, Abba’s “Thank You for the Music” and “I Have a Dream.”
When Stieg Larsson died of a heart attack in 2004, he was to many just a 50-year-old Swedish journalist, a reporter at one of Sweden’s largest news agencies, Tidningarnas Telegambyrå (Newspapers’ Telegram Bureau). Then they found the manuscripts.
“The concept of limits, both of experience and of self, is the main starting point in my current investigation,” says Lui Medina of her upcoming exhibit titled “Ascetics (Unbound).”
Arts and culture bounced back to life at the Makati Medical Center after a hiatus of 10 years.
“Concscripcion: Imagining and Inscribing the Ilocano World” is an extensive exhibit which is now ongoing at the Metropolitan Museum of Manila until Jan. 30.
This year’s Tanghal! National University and College Theater Festival will have events across the country, kicking off in the National Capital Region at University of Makati, Feb. 1-4.
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