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The message came around midnight Nov. 19 on Facebook: “People are tired. We need food and water.”
As a young girl in elementary school at Maryknoll (now Miriam College), we were given little “blue books” which portrayed Ecclesiastes 3, the passage “A time for everything,” in photographs. “There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under the heavens,” the passage began.
Avida Land Corp. and the 1989 Batch of Maryknoll (now Miriam) College High School joined hands to mount “Modern Inspiration,” an art exhibit featuring the works of Ferdinand Cacnio, held from 1 pm to 7 pm on May 24, Saturday, at the Avida Showroom in Glorietta, Ayala Center, Makati.
In what communication scholar Henry Jenkins coined as “convergence culture,” media content flows freely from one culture to the other: Journalism’s most recent melding with share-oriented new media could be cited as one example. It paints the quintessential McLuhanesque picture of the global village, where every bit of information is at arm’s length, and almost anyone can help shape in its creation.
Our high school Facebook page of late has been inundated with photographs of our younger, more innocent selves. My Maryknoll (now Miriam) high school class marks its pearl anniversary—30 years old!— next weekend, Sept. 8.
85: Number of years since Miriam College (MC) was founded by the Maryknoll Sisters in 1926. 5: Number of lay...
