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Paul Alexander Morales, artistic director of Ballet Philippines, dancer, choreographer, theater director and independent filmmaker, studied in London, worked with top European choreographers and received both national and international acclaim for his many talents.

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                    [Summary] => Everyone’s pitching in to help Narita Gonzalez, widow of the late great and beloved writer NVM Gonzalez, rebuild her family’s home at the UP Diliman campus. In the wake of that tragic fire 10 days ago that consumed NVM’s literary treasures and his family’s possessions, a flurry of e-mail and text messages has gone around, globally at that, to ensure that the spirit of the phoenix rises again through sheer strength of communal concern and camaraderie. 


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                    [Summary] => A lingering indisposition has kept me from attending significant events despite the invitations that keep coming.


Tonight at six, Marge Enriquez’s invitation to Celebrating the Spirit beckons dance lovers to the Aliw Theater. Through persistence and determination, Marge has gained a reputation for her remarkable combination of dance and philosophy – or spirituality, if you will.


With Bart Guingona as director and Douglas Nierras as choreographer, Marge will interpret in dance their concept and design while delivering Dandi Janki’s gems of thought.

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Retired Supreme Court Justice Isagani A. Cruz will deliver this year’s Jose Rizal Lecture. Michael Mastura will give the keynote address.


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Aside from Tomas, there is the literary folio of mostly student writers, Montage, in which the so-called Kobe Bryant of Philippine literature, Angelo Suarez, cut his teeth.


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                    [Summary] => Okay, got your attention. But no, I’m not snitching on pen-pushers‚ liaisons, or the tricky matter of current squeezes vis-a-vis significant others. 


Affairs of the heart these are too, what I’ll detail below. If only because they involve those who wear their hearts on their sleeves, by putting their efforts down on paper. 


Again, literary namedrops are the order of the day. The following chronicle covers a hectic, sosyal calendar of events in the past weeks leading up to this hallowed eve. 


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                    [Title] => The poet as ‘Chancellor’
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On an obvious roll has been my good old buddy Ricky.


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Aside from Tomas, there is the literary folio of mostly student writers, Montage, in which the so-called Kobe Bryant of Philippine literature, Angelo Suarez, cut his teeth.


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The art of the title

By Butch Dalisay | February 17, 2014 - 12:00am

In my graduate writing workshop the other week, I received two essays from my students, one titled “Fasting and Abstinence”...

Arts and Culture

Paul Morales and his Davao

January 27, 2013 - 12:00am

Paul Alexander Morales, artistic director of Ballet Philippines, dancer, choreographer, theater director and independent filmmaker, studied in London, worked with top European choreographers and received both national...

Sunday Lifestyle

Mothers Earth & literary tributes

By Alfred A. Yuson | November 28, 2005 - 12:00am

Everyone’s pitching in to help Narita Gonzalez, widow of the late great and beloved writer NVM Gonzalez, rebuild her family’s home at the UP Diliman campus. In the wake of that tragic fire 10 days ago that...

Arts and Culture

Focussed women

By SUNDRY STROKES | November 19, 2003 - 12:00am

A lingering indisposition has kept me from attending significant events despite the invitations that keep coming. Tonight at six, Marge Enriquez’s invitation to Celebrating the Spirit beckons dance lovers to...

Opinion

On Villaruel

By FROM THE STANDS | By Domini M. Torrevillas | November 15, 2003 - 12:00am

People are still talking about the late former Air Transportation Office chief Panfilo Villaruel with some branding him a hero, and others, a man with a lost cause. Among the emails I received was this letter from...

Opinion

PEN conference

By MINI CRITIQUE By Isagani Cruz | November 7, 2002 - 12:00am

The conference of the Philippine Center of International P.E.N.... on "Literature, Peace, and Terrorism" will be held at the Garden Plaza Hotel in Paco Park, Manila (not in Los Baños as previously...

Business

Campus writing, on and off, is alive and well

By Juaniyo Arcellana | June 17, 2002 - 12:00am

Campus writing, both on and off it, is alive and well at the University of Sto. Tomas, whose Tomas, the literary journal published by the university’s Creative Writing Center, headed by poet and professor Ophelia...

Arts and Culture

Writers’ affairs

By Alfred A. Yuson | December 24, 2001 - 12:00am

Okay, got your attention. But no, I’m not snitching on pen-pushers‚ liaisons, or the tricky matter of current squeezes vis-a-vis significant others. Affairs of the heart these are too, what I’ll...

Arts and Culture

The poet as ‘Chancellor’

By Alfred A. Yuson | October 8, 2001 - 12:00am

On an obvious roll has been my good old buddy Ricky.

Arts and Culture

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