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[Title] => Paul Morales and his Davao
[Summary] => 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] => The Gintong Aklat Award 2012 for science was recently bagged by Ateneo de Manila University Press for publishing “Twenty One Grams of Spirit and Seven Ounces of Desire: Measure and Meaning” by Philippine STAR science columnist Maria Isabel Garcia.
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[Title] => Filipino film scholar lectures on film and media
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[Title] => 2011 World Book and Copyright Day
[Summary] => Summer showers with books this April as the National Book Development Board (NBDB) and the Intellectual Property Office (IPO) Philippines celebrate World Book and Copyright Day tomorrow, April 15 at the Techportal of the UP-Ayala Land Technohub in Quezon City.
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[Summary] => Three new books crossed my desk recently, each one of them very different from the other, so I thought I’d share a bit of what they have to offer.
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[Title] => Revisiting the revolution
[Summary] => Two small Philippine flags planted on a neighbor's flowerpot reminded me that June 12 was Independence Day. If not for those flags, I would have forgotten that Saturday marked a national holiday.
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[Title] => Notes from ‘Underground’
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Originally published by Jonathan Cape in the United Kingdom in the early 1990s, Rey Ventura’s Underground in Japan (Ateneo de Manila University Press 2006) is a faithful narrative of the illegal Filipino worker in Japan shortly after the first EDSA revolt, during which time the writer did extensive research in the clandestine workforce in that country in an attempt to distance himself, in more ways than one, from the Philippine left.
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[Title] => History and The Cebuano Body
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[Title] => The book with your name on the spine
[Summary] => I got a letter from a reader named Marc, which I’ll use as a take-off point for this week’s column. Here’s what Marc said:
I read your column) about aspiring writers three weeks ago. In order to succeed in the book-publishing world, writers should possess not only talent but also, more importantly, toughness.
One article in Chicken Soup for the Writer’s Soul talked about this. It mentioned that a writer, more than any other professional, should be tough enough to go through dozens of failures.
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Like her millions of other fans, I, too, was deeply shocked and saddened by the murder of Nida Blanca last week. I hardly knew her on a personal basis, and while I followed the Nida-Nestor Show back in the ‘60s, I haven’t seen more than a few of the 160-plus movies she made in her lifetime.
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ATENEO PRESS
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Originally published by Jonathan Cape in the United Kingdom in the early 1990s, Rey Ventura’s Underground in Japan (Ateneo de Manila University Press 2006) is a faithful narrative of the illegal Filipino worker in Japan shortly after the first EDSA revolt, during which time the writer did extensive research in the clandestine workforce in that country in an attempt to distance himself, in more ways than one, from the Philippine left.
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I read your column) about aspiring writers three weeks ago. In order to succeed in the book-publishing world, writers should possess not only talent but also, more importantly, toughness.
One article in Chicken Soup for the Writer’s Soul talked about this. It mentioned that a writer, more than any other professional, should be tough enough to go through dozens of failures.
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