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We eat for work. That’s one of the joys and hazards of being on Inquirer’s Lifestyle team. Part of our job is tasting all kinds of food, meeting chefs, exploring
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Every visit to my grandma’s house always felt like Christmas, as she would hand me some printed polos she was tired of wearing. The prints were so intriguing as they
Filipinos are one of, if not the most, celebratory people in the world when it comes to Christmas. We count Sept. 1 as the start of the season, put up
For Letty Jimenez-Magsanoc, Inquirer’s editor in chief who died in 2015, the Inquirer is “refuge of the afflicted, the oppressed, the voiceless.” This remains true today. And beyond providing refuge,
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