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Each One Teach One (Or More)

By Susan Evangelista | July 17, 2005 - 12:00am

Two wheel chairs–the one quite traditional, and the other more like a cart–take up most of the sala of the small wooden house. No matter: this is a minor inconvenience for the bedridden Antonio, disabled...

Starweek Magazine

Medicine, the Spratlys, and the good Dr. Socrates

By by Susan Evangelista | July 3, 2001 - 12:00am

He stands in front of his audience, a tall, thin, soft-spoken man, wearing the blue rubber tsinelas that have become his trademark here in Puerto Princesa.

Starweek Magazine