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Legarda commends F. Sionil Jose

December 14, 2014 - 12:00am

Senator Loren Legarda honored the contribution of National Artist Francisco Sionil Jose to literature and journalism through a Resolution adopted by the Senate during its session last Dec. 9.

Sunday Lifestyle

The tough & the fragile ‘Ben Singkol’

By Evergrace C. Cruz | August 11, 2002 - 12:00am

I must admit. I am a sucker. I have always been – a sucker for stories, that is. Even as a child, I would devour every storybook that came my way. Of course, I started with the famous once-upon-a-time and living-happily-ever-after...

Sunday Lifestyle