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New public art celebrates Filipinos’ love for learning

By Ruben Defeo | October 14, 2002 - 12:00am

The City of Manila has a new piece of public art. The sculptural monument commemorates the Filipinos’ esteemed regard for education. And what better place to situate the life-size statue than at the triangular...

Arts and Culture

The business of replicars

By Brian Afuang | August 29, 2001 - 12:00am

Rebels may be without causes, as James Dean supposedly was. But he sure knew his cars. Dean drove a Porsche 550A Spyder, a diminutive mid-engined sports car that slaughtered Goliaths in the racetrack. Unfortunately,...

Motoring