+ Follow SANDRA BURTON Tag
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[Title] => The need to finish the unfinished EDSA revolt
[Summary] => This is supposed to be the Part 2 of our EDSA report that we read from the book given to me by my late mentor, Sir Max Soliven, entitled “Impossible Dream: The Marcoses, The Aquinos, and the Unfinished Revolution” by the late Sandra Burton. But due to our limited space, I will just breeze through the historic incidents and get to the “Unfinished Revolution” part.
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[Title] => Corona's acceptance
[Summary] => Before the opposition uses bad words against Justice Renato Corona for accepting his nomination by JBC as chief justice, let us review what Franklin Drilon, prominent member of the Liberal Party Noynoy Roxas wing said days before.
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[Title] => EDSA, 22 years later, still an unfinished revolt!
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[Title] => A farewell to Sandra who shared our dreams
[Summary] => One of the tragedies of being enmeshed in the passion and stupidity of politics is that one loses sight, too often, of what is of true value.
A poignant example of what I mean is my procrastination, an unforgiveable lapse, in saying "goodbye" to a wonderful journalist and a friend, TIME Magazine’s Sandra Burton.
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[Title] => Media misses the beat / Remembering Sandra
[Summary] => The Philippine media enjoys the reputation of being the freest in Asia, a bare-knuckled press that fears "nothing" and reports "everything". Where before, Plaza Miranda was the ultimate vehicle in determining whether a political concept or idea could work or not, today it is media. The late President Ramon Magsaysay it was who popularized Plaza Miranda. Often The Guy asked: "Will that play in Plaza Miranda?"
And so the swirl of people and politicians often led to Plaza Miranda for the debate to end debates.
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[Title] => Cory mourns death of veteran US journalist
[Summary] => Former President Corazon Aquino expressed sorrow yesterday at the death of leading US journalist Sandra Burton and recalled her role in pivotal events in the country’s history.
"Her death is a personal loss to me," Aquino said in a statement released after a doctor in Indonesia said the former Time magazine correspondent had died of natural causes on the resort island of Bali at the age of 62.
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[Title] => An apology from The STAR
[Summary] => The article "Pinoy pilot lives to tell 1952 sky drama" published in the December 31, 2002, issue of The Philippine STAR concluded with a paragraph referring to Chito Sta. Romana and Jaime FlorCruz as having been involved in a later plane hijacking which was totally erroneous.
The editor – Mr. Ben Bernales – who wrote the story and appended the erroneous paragraph apologizes, stating: "I regret not having double-checked and confirmed the veracity of such an assertion which is utterly baseless in fact."
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[Summary] => Before the opposition uses bad words against Justice Renato Corona for accepting his nomination by JBC as chief justice, let us review what Franklin Drilon, prominent member of the Liberal Party Noynoy Roxas wing said days before.
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[Summary] => One of the tragedies of being enmeshed in the passion and stupidity of politics is that one loses sight, too often, of what is of true value.
A poignant example of what I mean is my procrastination, an unforgiveable lapse, in saying "goodbye" to a wonderful journalist and a friend, TIME Magazine’s Sandra Burton.
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And so the swirl of people and politicians often led to Plaza Miranda for the debate to end debates.
[DatePublished] => 2004-03-01 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 134313
[Focus] => 0
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[Summary] => Former President Corazon Aquino expressed sorrow yesterday at the death of leading US journalist Sandra Burton and recalled her role in pivotal events in the country’s history.
"Her death is a personal loss to me," Aquino said in a statement released after a doctor in Indonesia said the former Time magazine correspondent had died of natural causes on the resort island of Bali at the age of 62.
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The editor – Mr. Ben Bernales – who wrote the story and appended the erroneous paragraph apologizes, stating: "I regret not having double-checked and confirmed the veracity of such an assertion which is utterly baseless in fact."
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January 3, 2003 - 12:00am
