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                    [Title] => Cesar comes to the rescue of fellow Boholanos
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Having heard Mass a few times at most of them, my heart broke when I saw the pictures (and in the newscast) of the centuries-old churches destroyed (three of them totally, according to latest reports) by the killer quake in Bohol.

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                    [AuthorName] => Ricky Lo
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                    [Title] => International theater community converge in Likha Asya
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Bohol played host recently to Likha Asya 1, the first international creative industry and community theater festival. Local theater groups and foreign artists in the performing arts gathered and shared their experiences and background in terms of Community Theater through discussions, forums and cultural performances. Likha Asya 1 is participated by four countries – Philippines, Indonesia, Japan and Thailand.

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                    [Title] => Joel Lamangan: The director as activist
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And so the little boy from Cavite City, who grew up believing his grandparents were his parents and who was later tortured for his leftwing activism, made it in Manila, the Big Apple: A director churning out commercial hits while megging the socially-conscious films his heart and mind were set on.

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                    [AuthorName] => Amadís Ma. Guerrero
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Cesar comes to the rescue of fellow Boholanos

By Ricky Lo | October 17, 2013 - 12:00am

Having heard Mass a few times at most of them, my heart broke when I saw the pictures (and in the newscast) of the centuries-old churches destroyed (three of them totally, according to latest reports) by the killer...

Entertainment

International theater community converge in Likha Asya

April 1, 2013 - 12:24pm

Bohol played host recently to Likha Asya 1, the first international creative industry and community theater festival. Local theater groups and foreign artists in the performing arts gathered and...

Arts and Culture

Joel Lamangan: The director as activist

By Amadís Ma. Guerrero | December 24, 2009 - 12:00am

And so the little boy from Cavite City, who grew up believing his grandparents were his parents and who was later tortured...

Entertainment