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[Title] => Remnants: That little shop of treasures
[Summary] => In perhaps the last artiste’s haven in Manila, Cubao X – where intellectual rebels, indie designers, comic book geeks and gamers, rock purveyors, and the odd restaurateur find refuge – there too are the thrift shops. In the western hemisphere, these repositories are called, “pawn shops.”
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[Title] => After 19 Years of STAR Wars: A newspaper’s duty is still to seek the truth
[Summary] => The nation is in a state of unease – although most of the turmoil appears to be centered in Congress, in Metro Manila, and in our Media (the traditional "Fourth Estate") – but here we are, in The Philippine STAR celebrating our 19th anniversary.
What’s there to celebrate, some will ask, in this down-in-the-mouth period? We get a daily dosage of doom and gloom from radio and television, and read of our travails and disappointments in dozens of newspapers, but let’s count our blessings.
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[Title] => After 19 Years of STAR Wars: A newspaper’s duty is still to seek the truth
[Summary] => The nation is in a state of unease – although most of the turmoil appears to be centered in Congress, in Metro Manila, and in our Media (the traditional "Fourth Estate") – but here we are, in The Philippine STAR celebrating our 19th anniversary.
What’s there to celebrate, some will ask, in this down-in-the-mouth period? We get a daily dosage of doom and gloom from radio and television, and read of our travails and disappointments in dozens of newspapers, but let’s count our blessings.
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