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Preparing them young

By Lydia Castillo | April 27, 2003 - 12:00am

We used to think we started training rather early in kitchen chores, from going to the wet market to actual cooking. Today we observe that "trainees" have become much younger, with parents letting their...

Starweek Magazine

No war of the roses for Antonio Garcia

By Aurora Diaz-Wilson | July 17, 2002 - 12:00am

When he was younger, Antonio Garcia would hear his parents say that the Philippines was the country to be in. These days, Antonio often prays that the living conditions of many people would improve and that his parents’...

Lifestyle Business