We are reprinting last week’s Inner Awareness, which was drastically cut. IT IS NO PLEASANT TASK TO contradict a fellow columnist, especially one I highly respect and admire. But to let our readers hear the other side, I must speak out.
IT IS NOT A PLEASANT TASK to contradict a fellow columnist, especially one whom I highly respect and admire. But for the sake of letting our readers hear the other side, I must speak out. Prof. Michael L. Tan wrote in the Nov. 1, 2009, issue of Sunday Inquirer Magazine: “My university training in...
EVERY TIME NATURAL CALAMITIES of great magnitude are experienced by Filipinos, geologists and seismologists usually look only on Earth for explanations on what’s happening.
THE DEVASTATION wrought by super-deadly tropical storm “Ondoy” last week over a large portion of Metro Manila and Luzon, killing hundreds of our unsuspecting population, has dramatically and literally brought home to grim reality the effects of global warming and our government’s ineptness in handling major disasters.
REGULAR reader Lito sought answers to some puzzling events he couldn’t explain. First, his youngest son damaged the fender of their van while getting out of the garage.
