Beauty of nature inspires master potter Nelfa Querubin
By PATRICK KING PASCUAL
THEY are shapeless in form but they are captivating to one’s eye.
They are made of intricately structured clay with different colors on its finish.
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By PATRICK KING PASCUAL
THEY are shapeless in form but they are captivating to one’s eye.
They are made of intricately structured clay with different colors on its finish.
By PATRICK KING PASCUAL
UNDENIABLY handsome. Talented and passionate football players. Committed advocates of a healthy lifestyle. They are brothers James and Phil Younghusband.
The brothers, along with other members of the Azkals team, became an overnight sensation in Philippine sports after their successful stint at the recent 2012 Asian Football Confederation (or the AFC Challenge Cup).
By PATRICK KING PASCUAL
OFTEN times, the best way to change the look of your house is by replacing your décor and furniture. It is less expensive and more fun to do.
By PATRICK KING PASCUAL
IT was another first in the struggle to have their rightful place in society.
The recently-concluded “Queer Manila” art exhibit at the Manila Contemporary on Pasong Tamo Extension, Makati was a crash course on LGBTs, short for lesbians, gays, bisexuals and transgender.
By PATRICK KING PASCUAL
Coming to terms with one’s self is not easy for homosexuals in a society where gender is limited to either male or female.
Raymond Alikpala, 46, a lawyer and formerly a seminarian, knows very well the anguish of living in the shadows having done so in the first 38 years of his life.
By PATRICK KING PASCUAL
WASHINGTON D.C.-Maria (not her real name) is an officer in the United States Navy. She has been serving her country for more than 20 years. She comes from a family who has served the government for a number of generations. She’s a lesbian.
By PATRICK KING PASCUAL
“BUKAS ISIP, BUKAS PUSO,” the new campaign slogan of Ladlad partylist, envisions a society or country that has an open mind and open heart.
By PATRICK KING PASCUAL
LESBIAN, gay, bisexual, and transgender persons with disabilities (LGBT PWDs) experience double discrimination in their daily life.
By PATRICK KING PASCUAL
MARCH 1, 2012 was a historic date not only for the LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender) community but also for the University of the Philippines.
By PATRICK KING PASCUAL
CAROL (not her real name), a long-time dialysis patient at the Makati Medical Center (MMC), depends on a wheelchair for mobility.