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Mario Miclat: The light that dimmed and China

By HINDSIGHT | By F. Sionil Jose | April 12, 2021 - 12:00am

Mario Miclat, distinguished Diliman writer and political science and history professor, passed away last week.

Opinion

Two events and a book of remembrance

By Alfred A. Yuson | November 12, 2001 - 12:00am

October 28 marked Doreen Gamboa Fernandez’s birthday. Now, Doreen’s been a dearly regarded colleague, and mentor. I hope she doesn’t mind that reference, as I’ve never really studied formally...

Arts and Culture