HeyJaredDoreen G. Yu
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- Sep 28, 2026
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Going electric (opens the original)
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When President Marcos recently boasted that “we will soon be seeing a Filipino electric vehicle, tricycle and maybe down the road, we can make a jeepney,” he probably didn’t realize that the factory he was visiting had, as early as 2008, come out with a line of electric jeepneys, with 10 units deployed around the Makati CBD. The President’s visit put the spotlight on MD Juan Enterprises, which has been dealing with jeeps for six decades, starting in 1966 with importing World War II military jeep
Generational divide (opens the original)
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It’s nostalgia time for us Boomers when “Bongga Ka Day: The Annie Batungbakal Musical” goes on stage next month (starts Sept. 18) at the Newport Performing Arts Theater. The music of that era – the Manila Sound – has been revived and is playing on the air and in our minds. It’s the sound of the 70s – we were under martial law, foreign travel was restricted, schooling was disrupted, some of our friends and professors were in jail or had gone underground, media was shuttered and the Ang Bagong Lip
Shine! (opens the original)
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They probably didn’t know how they’d pull it off, but they tried anyway. They took the UPCAT – and passed. There was UP Cebu, but they aimed for the main campus in Diliman – which could very well be a whole world away from Cebu, especially for families of limited means. Last Aug. 10, eight of those Cebuanos who passed the UPCAT took their first classes at UP Diliman, scholars of the Sidlak (Shine) Sugbuanon Foundation. They will be given not just tuition, but living expenses, an allowance, round
Alex and ASEAN (opens the original)
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It is impossible not to follow the phenomenal Alex Eala as she shakes up the tennis world. Her improvement as a tennis player over the past couple of years has been amazing. She now plays with confidence, and grace. My colleague Abac Cordero is right; people should stop calling Alex Eala a rising star. She is a star. She may not have a formidable serve – yet – but her returns and the way she reads her opponents’ play show that she is not only a good athlete, she is a smart one. She may not be as
Vol. I, No. 1 (opens the original)
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It was July 26, 1986. In theater parlance, it would be the dress-tech – the technical dress rehearsal held the day before opening night. We were “rehearsing” putting the paper to bed; of course, most of the editorial staff were seasoned journalists who knew what to do – even the production staff were old hands in publishing – but coordinating the work flow for a new set of people took some fine tuning. For the first editorial meeting, we crammed into the office of the chairman, the inimitable Be
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