Archive for November 2005

Tanging Pananalig

Nov 30th, 2005 | By Mikael Co | Category: Tula

Mikael Co



Para kay Papa, sa Kanyang Araw

Nov 30th, 2005 | By Om Narayan Velasco | Category: Tula

Om Narayan Velasco



Sa Aking Ina

Nov 30th, 2005 | By Soliman Agulto Santos | Category: Tula

Soliman Agulto Santos



The Fates

Nov 30th, 2005 | By Dennis Andrew Aguinaldo | Category: Maikling Kuwento

Dennis Andrew S Aguinaldo
“Three college girls who did not know each other dreamt three dreams in three consecutive nights. The dream came after each girl in her own turn learned of Ka Fort’s death at the fiery hands of Nestlé. They heard of her in three different languages.”



Huling Pulandit

Nov 30th, 2005 | By Jerome Co | Category: Maikling Kuwento

Jerome Co
“At sa presinto singko, kalaboso ang inabot ng mag-ama dahil sa panggagahasa sa isang anim na anyos na nene. Ang mag-ama ay tatay at lolo ng musmos.”



Gulong

Nov 30th, 2005 | By Jedi B. Directo | Category: Maikling Kuwento

Jedi B. Directo
“Kabisado ko na ang bayan nang nakapikit–sa bawat ikot ng pedal, tantsa ko na kung kailan dapat lumiko o huminto. Hindi ko ito gagawin ngayon–kahit kailan. Mahirap na kasi–baka mabangga.”



Raping Filipinos

Nov 30th, 2005 | By Sarah Katrina Maramag | Category: Tinig

What makes the Subic rape case unique is that “it underlines rape’s definition of being a test of superiority, the rapist overpowering the victim,” writes Sarah Katrina Maramag.



Para sa mga Pilipino sa Internet

Nov 30th, 2005 | By Ederic Peñaflor Eder | Category: Tinig

Nananawagan si Ederic P. Eder ng tulong para sa batang si Muhammad Jamail “MJ” Sultan na kinakailangang sumailalim sa liver transplant sa lalong madaling panahon.



Fake Capital of the World

Nov 30th, 2005 | By Mong Palatino | Category: Tinig

Mong Palatino writes that with the Recto area, “the national center for counterfeit products,” and the nearby Malacañang Palace where the fake president resides, it would not be difficult to claim that we are the “fake capital of the world.”



Do Filipino Nationalists Engage in Blame Game?

Nov 30th, 2005 | By Bert M. Drona | Category: Tinig

“To the thinking Filipino, he knows that among equals, to use the ‘argument of victimhood’ is disgustingly moronic, irresponsible or immature. But between the strong and the weak, the intelligent and the ignorant, victimhood is reality,” writes Bert M. Ladrona.