Sad sign of the times
Longview News Journal
It was pretty much just another Friday afternoon at the Longview News-Journal office. I had wrapped up the Saturday Forum page and the Sunday Op-Ed/Letters page. I was taking a little breather and scanning the...
Longview News Journal
It was pretty much just another Friday afternoon at the Longview News-Journal office. I had wrapped up the Saturday Forum page and the Sunday Op-Ed/Letters page. I was taking a little breather and scanning the...
Finding peace in uncertain times
Longview News Journal
Early every morning I walk three miles through my neighborhood. For the past 10 months - if there's not a downpour and I'm in town - I've walked the same route while listening to my iPod and planning the day...
Longview News Journal
Early every morning I walk three miles through my neighborhood. For the past 10 months - if there's not a downpour and I'm in town - I've walked the same route while listening to my iPod and planning the day...
Amped Up: Electric-powered vehicles picking up momentum
Longview News Journal
Even as local gas prices continue to drop to levels that many East Texans thought they might never see again, there seems to be a continued focus on the need to shift our attention to new ways of powering our...
Longview News Journal
Even as local gas prices continue to drop to levels that many East Texans thought they might never see again, there seems to be a continued focus on the need to shift our attention to new ways of powering our...
Sunday, November 30: Toys for Tots a mission of hope
Longview News Journal
Have you ever wondered why the United States Marine Corps thinks it is so important to give toys to kids? Since 1775, the Marine Corps has defended freedom and democracy - a duty Marines have fulfilled with...
Longview News Journal
Have you ever wondered why the United States Marine Corps thinks it is so important to give toys to kids? Since 1775, the Marine Corps has defended freedom and democracy - a duty Marines have fulfilled with...
Pay attention to the signs of the season
Longview News Journal
The signs of the season are all around but recognizing them may take a bit of effort. These signs are not canned Christmas music, lights or tinsel. The are not even the many worthy food, toy and gift drives to...
Longview News Journal
The signs of the season are all around but recognizing them may take a bit of effort. These signs are not canned Christmas music, lights or tinsel. The are not even the many worthy food, toy and gift drives to...
A compelling reason for reform
The Manila Times
WHEN it rains it pours. Over the weekend, oil companies cut prices at the pump by their heftiest yet, with the so-called Big Three—Petron, Shell and Caltex—slashing gasoline retail prices by P5 a liter. This...
The Manila Times
WHEN it rains it pours. Over the weekend, oil companies cut prices at the pump by their heftiest yet, with the so-called Big Three—Petron, Shell and Caltex—slashing gasoline retail prices by P5 a liter. This...
Revolt
The Daily Tribune
SHE SAYS 12/01/2008 Day after day we find ourselves glued to the news, attracted yet repelled by the stories we are hearing. The amount of bad news is sometimes overwhelming tragedy, tension and terror...
The Daily Tribune
SHE SAYS 12/01/2008 Day after day we find ourselves glued to the news, attracted yet repelled by the stories we are hearing. The amount of bad news is sometimes overwhelming tragedy, tension and terror...
People Power
The Daily Tribune
HE SAYS 12/01/2008 Monday, last week, caught me glued to Militant but Groovy, a small book of recollections by former members of the Samahan ng Demokratikong Kabataan or SDK the other bigger collective of...
The Daily Tribune
HE SAYS 12/01/2008 Monday, last week, caught me glued to Militant but Groovy, a small book of recollections by former members of the Samahan ng Demokratikong Kabataan or SDK the other bigger collective of...
Thai tensions rise after blasts wound 51
The Daily Tribune
FEATURE 12/01/2008 BANGKOK Grenade attacks targeting Thai anti-government protesters injured at least 51 persons yesterday, stoking tensions as police struggled to end a paralyzing blockade of Bangkoks...
The Daily Tribune
FEATURE 12/01/2008 BANGKOK Grenade attacks targeting Thai anti-government protesters injured at least 51 persons yesterday, stoking tensions as police struggled to end a paralyzing blockade of Bangkoks...
GMA regime: A panicked animal
The Daily Tribune
DIE HARD III 12/01/2008 The Arroyo regime clearly knows the end is coming sooner than it would have wanted. This much is obvious from the way its police handled the Nov. 29 Movements (N29M) commemoration of...
The Daily Tribune
DIE HARD III 12/01/2008 The Arroyo regime clearly knows the end is coming sooner than it would have wanted. This much is obvious from the way its police handled the Nov. 29 Movements (N29M) commemoration of...
GMA and Dureza wont win acting awards
The Daily Tribune
ZOOMING IN 12/01/2008 December is Metro Manila Film Festival month, and so the nations movie producers are again rushing to finish their entries for this annual celebration of the skills and capabilities of...
The Daily Tribune
ZOOMING IN 12/01/2008 December is Metro Manila Film Festival month, and so the nations movie producers are again rushing to finish their entries for this annual celebration of the skills and capabilities of...
Time to plan for exits
The Daily Tribune
FRONTLINE 12/01/2008 Almost immediately after Rep. Edcel Lagman again killed the impeachment complaint against Gloria Arroyo, he came out strongly against Charter change, saying that even as he is with the...
The Daily Tribune
FRONTLINE 12/01/2008 Almost immediately after Rep. Edcel Lagman again killed the impeachment complaint against Gloria Arroyo, he came out strongly against Charter change, saying that even as he is with the...
Glorias fuzzy statistics
The Daily Tribune
EDITORIAL 12/01/2008 The economy is proving resilient even as the rest of the world is caving in to recession. In the region, economic giants Japan and Singapore are considered already to be in a period of...
The Daily Tribune
EDITORIAL 12/01/2008 The economy is proving resilient even as the rest of the world is caving in to recession. In the region, economic giants Japan and Singapore are considered already to be in a period of...
