By: Veronica Leighton So many people in our community were shocked and in utter disbelief when they read about the sad news in this column last month about the fatal van accident in Cebu that killed Chicago’s noted physician ...
Read More »“33 and Beyond: The Royal Art of Freemasonry” – a perspective on the movie and the brotherhood
By: Joe Mauricio By: Louella Cabalona, writing a guest column for Joe Mauricio, currently recuperating from influenza at the hospital. She thought the article would be appealing to all Masons out there, including her husband, Baron Cabalona and her ...
Read More »My Nephew, Recently in Mindanao
By: Boy Boyer My nephew Nick returned from his most recent visit to his Filipina Fiancée Clara this January, 2018. I use pseudonyms for both of them for privacy reasons. In fact I made up new ones for this ...
Read More »Joke Time: Human Kind
By: James DC A little girl asked her mother: ‘How did the human race appear?’ The mother answered, ‘God made Adam and Eve; they had children; and so was all mankind made.’ Two days later the girl asked her ...
Read More »Building Wealth From the Ground Up
By: Jan Paul C. Ferrer As the next generation of wealth is busy building startups or running projects for major corporations they are also being confronted with new challenges. Explore several ways in which individuals coming into wealth from low- ...
Read More »An Open Letter to our Pinay Daughters
By: Janice Dantes Lately, I have been receiving many phone calls from young, Filipina women desperate to divorce their husbands. The vast majority of these women married a U.S. passport, who visited the Philippines to find a wife and discovered ...
Read More »Dinagyang Sa Chicago 2018
By: Ryan Tejero Dinagyang Festival is trademark festival in Iloilo, Philippines. Rich in historical significance, this festival portrays a festive thanksgiving celebration among our ancestors to honor Senyor Santo Nino (Holy Child, Jesus), and the purchase of Panay Island ...
Read More »Failure… A Stepping Stone To Success?
By: Nancy Abiera Failure may end but may be the beginning of success. It may surprise us to great possibilities to start anew while saying goodbyes to end the old past. It is a great teacher challenging/stretching us towards ...
Read More »Is It Medicare or Medicaid?
By: Mayra Salazar A lot of people have a difficult time understanding the difference between Medicare and Medicaid. Both programs begin with the letter “M.” They’re both health insurance programs run by the government. People often ask questions about ...
Read More »Notebook
By: Elsie Sy-Niebar *Gong Hei, Fat Choy! (Happy New Year!) *Ley Ho Mah? (How are you?) According to the Chinese Zodiac, this is the Year of the Dog; President Trump is a ‘Fire Dog, Intelligent, hardworking, and sincere’; comes out ...
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