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There’s much to coo about in Macau Pigeon House

By Elvira Mata | May 29, 2002 - 12:00am

After three decades in the jewelry business, Anita Chan tries her hand in another line of business and has opened a gem of a restaurant. Together with long-time family friends and partners Aileen Co and Sander Tantoco,...

Food and Leisure

Fast-changing times call for constitutional changes

By JAYWALKER | By Art Borjal | June 9, 2001 - 12:00am

The conventional argument cited in law books against early or frequent amendments of the Constitution is that the fundamental law should be allowed to mature through years, decades, perhaps even centuries. Just like...

Opinion

Fast-changing times call for constitutional changes - JAYWALKER by Art A. Borjal

June 8, 2001 - 12:00am

The conventional argument cited in law books against early or frequent amendments of the Constitution is that the fundamental law should be allowed to mature through years, decades, perhaps even centuries. Just like...

Opinion