Wednesday, December 10, 2025
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Tag: Adelle Chua

An abundance of compassion

"In these challenging times, can too much of a good thing still be bad?"   It has been a difficult year and a half for students...

‘Maliit na bagay’

"Everybody needs to recognize how big and threatening this virus continues to be, so that we can employ equally big, bold, planned and sustained...

The presidency is not for certain people

"It is not gender that determines success or failure."   In a speech during the inauguration of the Skyway 3 project earlier this month, President Rodrigo...

Making sense of millennials

We of a certain age speak of those younger than us disdainfully, sometimes.  We say, these kids never had it better. They have everything at...

Our state of mind

Imagine having to be in Makati at 10 in the morning, at the latest, every day, and imagine having to come from Quezon City—nor...

Sendoffs and symphonies

FIFTEEN-YEAR-OLD violinist Adrian Nicolas Ong is leaving today. He is starting tenth grade and spending the next three years as a scholar at the...

Careful what you wish for

WE GRIPE about how the word “change” seems to have lost its meaning. For many years—across generations, actually—our politicians have sought office promising change....

Retiring the chase

Ten years ago I began a column which I called Chasing Happy. I did not have to agonize about that name for long. The...

Being a woman here today

They say the Philippines is one of the best places in the world to be a woman.  It ranks high up there, alongside European...

No to death

There are many ways to argue against the death penalty, which presumptive President Rodrigo Duterte says he will bring back to stem the alarming...

Feeling the hate

Renee Julienne Karunungan recently took responding to online harassment to a new level. She filed a case against her online bashers at the height...

The next president

With relief we welcome tomorrow’s elections, if only to close the chapter of the bitter, sometimes hateful, campaign that has driven a wedge among...

Demanding a climate agenda

If you were asked to name the single most pressing problem that the Philippines faces at this point, what would your answer likely be?...

‘Drama sa radyo’ 

I grew up with my grandmother who preferred listening to AM radio more than she liked watching the television. More than the news, she...
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