In the well-loved story by Dr. Seuss, a fictional character called “Grinch” is purportedly repulsed by the Christmas season due to its jubilant atmosphere,
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Duterte’s 180-Degree Turn
George Orwell’s Animal Farm (1945) is a perfect allegory of the rise to power of President Rodrigo Duterte.Â
A Heartless Cost-Cutting Measure
They say the true measure of any society can be found in how it treats its most vulnerable people. This quote by Mahatama Gandhi
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A Pinoy To Be Proud Of
Each time an individual of Filipino descent achieves success on the global stage, expect a vociferous assertion of pride from the rest of the
Props to Shane Jones
The Regional Economic Development Minister Shane Jones put his foot down and announced a plan to put beneficiaries into work, recently. The move was
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Virtue-signalling Gone Wrong
Hyped to be her party’s most promising member in recent years, the reputation of Golriz Ghahraman has taken a steep dive recently after her
Protect the Kermadecs
Striking a balance between sound economic policy and environmental responsibility can be a conundrum for state governments. Adding indigenous rights to that equation confounds
Why Don Brash is Wrong about Te Reo Maori
It is said that one of the dearest casualties of colonization is the death of a nation’s own identity. This theory is truly evident