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Now we know, if we didn't know already, that text messages on cellphones can be
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It's the same warning we've been getting about the Internet, admittedly one
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to do with an imaginary takeover of Malacañang Palace by rebel soldiers.
But in a way, those sick minds that thought up this caper have done us a favor.
Now we know, if we didn't know already, that text messages on cellphones can be
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vehicle of information that is changi
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Do you hear the waves crashing?

By Gina Lopez | November 9, 2014 - 12:00am

On All Saints Day, I spent two days in  Baler with my two sons, my sister Berta, and my brother-in-law Ting. The idea came that we should write a joint reflection on Baler.

Travel and Tourism

Kongresista, nagpapasara ng beerhouse at pinagsasayaw ang mga GRO

By Deo Macalma | April 26, 2013 - 12:00am

ALAM n’yo bang may kakaibang trip ang isang congressman?

PSN Opinyon

Coup rumors - My Viewpoint

By by Ricardo V. Puno | April 4, 2000 - 12:00am

One of the bogus text messages many of us received this last weekend, apart from that terribly cruel one about the supposed death of Pope John Paul II, had to do with an imaginary takeover of Malacañang...

Opinion

Black armbands at Old Manila

By Art Borjal | March 2, 2000 - 12:00am

The BW scandal has drawn the battle lines between the "bad guys" and "good guys" in the stock market. The low-key legitimate stockbrokers who have been trying to turn the market from an elite club of bigtime...

Opinion