Penses by Fr. Ranhilio Aquino

There is a mad drive to do research in higher education these days—where the emphasis is on “mad” and not...

In a referendum that the Spanish government has rejected as illegal, Catalans voted —or so it seems—to graduate from the...

Apparently miffed by criticism, both domestic and foreign, about his draconian style and method of government, the President has threatened...

Chairman Andy Bautista is a friend. He is a family friend, and I do not wish him to undergo the...

One popular superstition that has been thought to be a necessary element of democracy is that everyone is entitled to...

A news reporter chronicles what happens. A columnist dishes out his opinions—for those who care about them. A news reporter...

Once more, a young man tragically loses his life at the hands of fraternity “brothers.” Once more, there is a...

I have read at least two draft revisions of our Constitution.  I am now more confused because I had earlier...

Catherine is the daughter of my best friend, Al. When she was a toddler, she could not pronounce the nickname...

When a crime is committed—a violation of the rights of others or the State, which the law defines as a...