WHEN seven millennials decided to set up a nonprofit organization, a consultant warned that they might be perceived as “snot-nosed, spoiled Ateneans,” championing a cause but relying on their affluent parents to finance their initiatives.
Fernando Santos, 56, drives his small automatic vehicle with ease and confidence.
IN 1991, I was surprised to learn that Meldy Cojuangco was coming from Manila to our Monastery of the Transfiguration in Malaybalay, Bukidnon. After all, close friends knew that she hardly went out of town, and certainly not out of Luzon.
AT 32, I am single and the youngest in a family of three boys and two girls. Four of my siblings married in their early 20s, and all have separated from their spouses before even turning 30. They have 10 kids in all.
It’s 8 p.m. on a weekend and the crowd at Matina Town Square (MTS) appears comfortably settled with their beers and pica-pica while watching the night’s featured bands.
That was a grand bash to open the Hyundai South Cebu site, described as the first green automotive dealership in the Visayas. It has a 6,500-square meter showroom, the largest of any Hyundai dealer in the country.
Luxury is the pleasurable reward that comes from hard work and wise investments.
MAX Balatbat’s latest exhibition, “Kalsada,” at Gallery Indigo at BenCab Museum highlights the artist’s belief that there is an indestructible positivity and goodness in places which are commonly perceived bleak and lowly.
THE Republican National Convention opened early this week under almost chaotic circumstances. There was pandemonium and cries of dismay after an “Aye”-“Nay” vote was taken about changing the rules.
YOUR mantra for the week: “In whatever I do, I am a winner.”George Sison
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