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SONAm bonum

By MY FOUR CENTAVOS | By Dean Andy Bautista | July 30, 2011 - 12:00am

This week’s title is a play on a Latin expression popularized by Kant to describe the ultimate objective which human beings “ought” to pursue: the common good.

Opinion