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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Archive:
2004
2005
January
February
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Vol. II, No. 01, Jan. 05, 2005
On
Social Criticism's Kicking Up A Wave #001
"Computer
analysis and simulations project a tsunami from this occurrence that an
ocean vessel in the middle of the Atlantic might experience as no more
than a weird and harmless water bump, but which all of the souls of
Florida and many other souls from the US East coast will remember in
heaven as the 600-foot water monster that rose near their coastlines,
obliterating existences from Miami to New York and even inwards towards
Atlanta, its biggest achievement perhaps the wiping off of all the
structures and vegetation in the Disney World state."- Vicente Soria
de Veyra
NIChood
#002
"We
are on the brink of deep recession and widespread unemployment resulting
from the government's inability to service its loans. The national
government's total debt was observed to stand at P3.4 trillion as of the
end of 2004, an equivalent to 78 percent of the GDP"
- Daphne
Cardillo
Tarot Card Reading: Joys and Travails of a Gallery Madam
#003
"The year
2005 will see me selling the artworks online. Doing business on line and
using FedEx and DHL as VIPs in the Gallery line-up. Sending Leyte
paintings to the World!" - Dulz Cuna
Rap
Music: An Infectious Disease
#004
"Why waste time
on something rubbish? Indeed we are affected because the white population
has already imbibed this culture which only means it could be
incurable."
- Leoncio Olobia
TIANGGE:
Consumer Watch
Chow King's Labor
Consumption
#005
Dunkin' Bo's Coffee? McBo's Pancake?
#006
Know the Coffee You Drink
#007
Vol. II, No. 02, Jan.
12, 2005
The Dogs of our Time #008
"In this
country of ours, Rene Saguisag is not the only genius at discovering all
sorts of justifications for any move made by a client or his own person."
-
Vicente Soria de Veyra
Searching for the Best Halo-halo
#009
"...we were able to identify each and every ingredient. Nothing was hidden
and secret. Even after it had been mixed, each ingredient was still
distinct from the others, yet each ingredient's taste blending and
complimenting each other well. If I had been asked then to identify what a
Filipino is, I would have said, this halo-halo." - Agnesdv
Our Dying Sea
#010
"The Philippines is an archipelago linked by great waters surrounding our
many islands. The surrounding seas sustain the life within-- people,
plants, and animals. The sea is our life, always taken for granted owing
to its vastness and abundance, like the ever-present air we breathe."
-
Daphne Cardillo
Wanted: Vagina Monologue in Waray
#011
"Vagina is not a mere instrument for orgasmic powers these days. It
represents a culture that speaks out. It cultivates the inner most
definition of a woman in the society like role-models, or prostitutes,
etc." - Leoncio Olobia
Food Review
#012
Vol. II, No. 03, Jan.
19, 2005
Christianity,
The Anti-Christ Religion?
#013
- Vicente Soria de Veyra
Tarot
Card Reading (Part 2): To Fee or Not to Fee?
#014
- Dulz Cuna
I
Am Not Sure About Jazz
#015
-
Leoncio Olobia
Finding
Inspiration and Ideas in a Tabo
#016 - Agnesdv
Vol. II, No. 04, Jan.
26, 2005
The
Middle Class Will Always Be With Us
#017
- Vicente Soria de Veyra
So
Many Things Unwanted
#018
-Leoncio
Olobia
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