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The best of 2001 in retrospect

By Jess Q. Cruz | December 31, 2001 - 12:00am

It is astonishing how swiftly for an old man old Father Time runs his race, the sand in his hourglass sifting down with relentless certainty. We are so absorbed in our petty daily concerns that the feathered hours...

Arts and Culture

Bending back, forging forth

By Jess Q. Cruz | June 18, 2001 - 12:00am

Worlds apart in time and space are the cultural presentations in Manila of two foreign embassies: a concert of 17th-century Baroque music from the Embassy of France and a post-modern play by a contemporary Australian...

Arts and Culture

Pinoy writers make waves in Australia

June 18, 2001 - 12:00am

Ranulfo Concon, a first time author born in the island of Bohol, Philippines, is currently making a name as a writer and artist in Sydney. His novel, Nirvana’s...

Arts and Culture

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