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ABAKADAmayan topnotcher: Beating the odds

By Alexa Villano | May 10, 2009 - 12:00am

MANILA, Philippines – Life is full of challenges. But these problems are not enough for keep one from achieving one’s dreams. This is what this year’s ABAKADamayan topnotcher Dionisio Aclo dis...

The Good News

It’s never too late to get a diploma

By Ann Corvera | August 6, 2006 - 12:00am

When Filipino performing artists in Japan found themselves in danger of losing their jobs sometime in 2003, 24-year-old Lourdes Poliquit saw it as a sign for her to come home and pursue the one thing she...

Starweek Magazine