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Artist, book and graphic designer Robert Alejandro thinks one of the most overlooked and quotidian works of art is the bus ticket.
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It’s slow, fussy, laborious, old-fashioned, inefficient. These are the frequently-cited reasons for the decline in the use of handwriting, apart from the big, obvious one: People prefer to text, email, and do their writing on a keyboard.
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Sick of reading about My Pilipinas yet? Don’t be, because Collezione C2’s creative director Rhett Eala — the one who launched a million Philippine map shirts — has got something up his polo-knit sleeve.
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An infinitely great literary piece

By Johnny Litton | May 17, 2010 - 12:00am

Award-winning author Miguel Syjuco recently launched his book “Ilustrado” with Smart Infinity led by special assistant to the president and Investor Relations, Enterprise and Risk Management head Debbie...

Business As Usual

Notes on art, waiting & bus tickets

By Tanya T. Lara | March 20, 2010 - 12:00am

Artist, book and graphic designer Robert Alejandro thinks one of the most overlooked and quotidian works of art is the bus ticket.

Modern Living

In defense of handwriting

By Jessica Zafra | February 21, 2010 - 12:00am

It’s slow, fussy, laborious, old-fashioned, inefficient. These are the frequently-cited reasons for the decline in the use of handwriting, apart from the big, obvious one: People prefer to text, email, and...

Gadgets

Love of country via Moleskine

By Liza Ilarde | February 14, 2010 - 12:00am

Sick of reading about My Pilipinas yet? Don’t be, because Collezione C2’s creative director Rhett Eala — the one who launched a million Philippine map shirts — has got something up his polo-knit...

On the Radar