Roused to anger?
ANGER. A day rarely goes by without us feeling angry. There is no need to cite examples. Sometimes, the cause is trivial—like an annoying...
Beyond one hour
FOR ONE hour this March 28, the lights will go out across Iloilo. Government offices will dim. Households will switch off bulbs. The province...
Christ’s anger meant for our conversion
FROM time to time, we see Christ showing anger over certain issues. This only validates the fact that anger is not necessarily bad, since...
Futile appeal amid twin crisis
FROM A sugar crisis to an oil crisis — call it a double whammy for struggling stakeholders in the sugar industry: planters (both big...
New plastic invention dissolves in seawater
PLASTIC pollution is choking our oceans, and yet humanity keeps producing more of it — about 400 million tons every year, according to the...
Not just a transport strike, 2
FROM a wider view, the connection becomes clearer. The country’s reliance on imported oil means that conflicts abroad — like the ongoing Iran War...
Mouth breathing, should you worry?
FOR MOST people, breathing is a background task — automatic, invisible, and rarely questioned.
Yet an increasing body of research and clinical observation suggests that...
Saint Patrick and freedom fighters of the anti-slavery movement, 2
Slavery: A way of life
Slavery was a way of life in the US starting in 1661, when it was officially recognized by law in...
