It ain't fiscal | 06 Oct 2004 |
The problem is less about the lack of law-abiding citizens in this country. It is the law that is problematic. And by law I mean not some abstract notion or incomprehensible text in some justices’s tome but rather its face—who represents it, who embodies it.
Nation and mourning | 17 Dec 2004 |
How to mourn⎯this seems to be one of the controversial issues these days with the passing of Fernando Poe Jr., the man who won the vote for president but lost the count in the May 2004 elections.
Parents of broken dreams | 21 Apr 2005 |
That’s what they call themselves, the thousands of parents who invested a lifetime of savings in pre-need education plans just so their children can enjoy a good college education. A ‘future-oriented’ lot, not your ‘bahala na’ (come what may) ones.
There must be a way to a Parker Lewis
UP beloved | 17 Oct 2004 |
The most serious challenge to the intellectual and scientific authority of the academic sciences, however, has come with the realisation that the knowledge they produce plays a central role in justifying and reproducing the social injustices in today’s world.
