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Now let us praise famous men

By W. Scott Thomson | September 29, 2012 - 12:00am

Agee’s line updated would for political correctness add ‘and women,’ thus losing its euphony. But today we wish to praise the three famous men and ideas that embody the Philippines’ gift to...

Letters to the Editor

Love lessons from ‘Anna Karenina’

By Miguelita G. Mendoza | April 21, 2002 - 12:00am

My favorite book is Anna Karenina by Count Leo Tolstoy. In my mind, I see variations of the same theme from some of the most romantic and tragic novels I have read and seen on screen, from DH Lawrence’s The...

Sunday Lifestyle