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Oh, captain, my captain!

By Hyemin Chu | March 11, 2012 - 12:00am

 Hyemin Chu, 17, is a Korean national studying at La Consolacion College Manila. Her favorite subjects are English and literature.

Sunday Lifestyle

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3 boys and a boyband

By Jonathan Chua | December 17, 2006 - 12:00am

Where do boys go when they quit a band? Most disappear (thankfully!), but a number of them go solo. Bands that lose members (1) die, (2) regroup and rename themselves (like Same Same, formerly The Moffats),...

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Centering prayer is resting in God

By Chuchi Daroy | July 3, 2005 - 12:00am

In the late ’90s, I was searching for a lifestyle strategy that could intensify a spiritual journey begun 10 years ago in Japan through a profound conversion experience. Learning about centering prayer for the...

Sunday Lifestyle

The beauty and passion of poetry

By MY FAVORITE MOVIE By Jenafie D. Baratomo | November 9, 2003 - 12:00am

Seize the day! This is what the movie called Dead Poets’ Society has taught me. I still remember the way Mr. John Keating’s eyes sparkled while uttering those inspirational words. The movie revolves...

Entertainment

Waiting for Keating

By Baby A. Gil | February 5, 2003 - 12:00am

Here is good news for all Ronan Keating fans. They will finally get the chance to hear the Irish pop star perform When You Say Nothing at All live. That is the beautiful love song that was so effectively put to use...

Entertainment

Ronan Keating finds his destination

By Baby A. Gil | August 9, 2002 - 12:00am

While it is true that Ronan Keating does upbeat tunes quite well, he is at his best with soulful ballads. Proof: his take on the country standard If Tomorrow Never Comes is the big winner in his new album Destination....

Entertainment

It’s a bumpy ride. Fasten your seat belts.

By by Jonathan Chua | December 6, 2000 - 12:00am

What could a 23-year-old say that would possibly be worth preserving in a book? That is the basic challenge singer Ronan Keating faces in writing Life Is a Rollercoaster. For while everyone has a story to tell,...

Entertainment