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Telling Stories

By Chris Tio | July 10, 2009 - 12:00am

What are stories? Are stories fairytales? Are they jokes that we tell each other for amusement or bragging rights? Are they really true or are most of them products of an overactive imagination?

Freeman Cebu Business

Telling Stories

By Chris Tio | July 10, 2009 - 12:00am

What are stories? Are stories fairytales? Are they jokes that we tell each other for amusement or bragging rights?

Freeman Cebu Business

A desolate city after Milenyo

By Lydia Castillo | October 15, 2006 - 12:00am

We flew back to Manila the day after Milenyo devastated a big portion of Luzon, including Metro Manila. We found a desolate city of uprooted trees, of once proud, sturdy and gigantic billboards stripped of their...

Starweek Magazine