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What books rock Gang Badoy’s world?

By Girlie Rodis | January 19, 2014 - 12:00am

Gang Badoy Capati is writer-at-large for Esquire Philippines. She founded Rock Ed Philippines, a volunteer NGO with movements, projects and groups all over the Philippines.

Sunday Lifestyle

Florence-the flower of the Renaissance

By Bobby Cuenca | February 16, 2003 - 12:00am

Any traveler with an ounce of sensitivity in him will surely be familiar with the subtle twinge of sadness felt when leaving a place he has particularly enjoyed. There is never enough time to see and experience everything...

Travel and Tourism

Florence-the flower of the Renaissance

By Bobby Cuenca | February 9, 2003 - 12:00am

Any traveler with an ounce of sensitivity in him will surely be familiar with the subtle twinge of sadness felt when leaving a place he has particularly enjoyed. There is never enough time to see and experience everything...

Travel and Tourism