The Third-Force (?).

Posted on January 19, 2008 by carlomasajo

Yesterday, I have received reports that Raphael Kalaw, president of our college’s (CFAD) student council, shall be running as an independent president, with KC Roseos, president of the Engineering Student Council, as his Vice President.
Paeng Kalaw is a very kind person; though we have political and logical differences, I respect him as a person and as [...]

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Two-Party System and the Philippine Political Drama

Posted on January 12, 2008 by carlomasajo

Maybe all of us fans of politics and elections are watching closely as America casts its first of two ballots this year, with the end of electing a new President. While some Filipinos look at it with gaze and amazement, some Filipinos, particularly myself, can only look with so much envy.
The American political system today [...]

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In Pursuit of the Old Edades

Posted on January 9, 2008 by carlomasajo

The great Edades, our college’s founding father, has been known in the Philippine art scene as “The Father of Modern Art”. He was once a part of the so-called “Thirteen Moderns”, a prevalent art movement during his time that dismissed the dictum of traditional art and began an era of experimental arts.
 
Edades has long [...]

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