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San Jose State U Fil-Am students to stage 26th Pilipino Cultural Night

SF State University students rehearse for Pilipino Cultural Night. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO

Akbayan of San Jose State University’s “26th Annual Pilipino Culture Night: Barrio 2 Bayou!” will be held on April 25 and 26, 6:00 p.m. (door opens at 5:30) at Morris Auditorium

Posted: April 8th, 2014 in Events | Read More »

Hawaii Flores de Mayo Festival to celebrate Filipino compassion, optimism

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Hawaii’s largest celebration of Filipino culture enters its 22nd year with the expanded 2014 Flores de Mayo Festival.

Posted: March 8th, 2014 in Events | Read More »

Award-Winning “Harana” Wows SF Bay Area Viewers

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There’s a reason the film “Harana” won the Audience Award at the Center for Asian American Media Film Festival in this city. The audience simply loved the poignant documentary on a vanishing Philippine musical tradition.

Posted: March 31st, 2013 in Events,Headlines | Read More »

Award-winning ‘Harana’ wows SF Bay Area viewers

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Filmmakers, speaking after film-showing: (From left) Benito Bautista, director; Emma Francisco, assistant director; Florante Aguilar, concept writer and executive producer; Fides Enriquez, executive producer.

There’s a reason the film “Harana” won the Audience Award at the Center for Asian American Media Film Festival in this city.

Posted: March 29th, 2013 in Americas,Latest Global Nation Stories,Philippines | Read More »

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To the American who wrote Filipinos a love letter

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FIL-AMS SPEAK OUT Over 200 concerned Filipino Americans in the East Coast joined Nicolas Lewis (center) in the simultaneous protests against China’s intrusions in the West Philippine Sea earlier this year.

Thank you for your letter, for insights that remind us why, despite all its problems, the Philippines has many things to offer the world.

Posted: February 19th, 2013 in Americas,Blogs,Columnists,Latest Global Nation Stories,Philippines | Read More »

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  • UN warns banana fungus spreading from Southeast Asia
  • Massive infra spending set
  • ‘No real progress in PH if dynasties not dismantled’
  • Cardinal Tagle to faithful: Join politics to clean it
  • Our Lady of Piat: Centerpiece of Cagayan’s gifts to Christianity

    • Sports

  • Federer would skip tennis to be with wife, newborn
  • Manny Pacquiao in PBA? If so, he’ll wear No. 17
  • PSC sets Blu Girls US training
  • Power Pinoys settle for 7th place
  • Successful coaches to get raise

    • Lifestyle

  • ‘Labahita a la bacalao’
  • This is not just a farm
  • Clams and garlic, softshell crab risotto–not your usual seafood fare for Holy Week
  • Moist, extra-tender blueberry muffins
  • The truffled mac ‘n’ cheese, eggs benedict, chicken leg confit are excellent

    • Entertainment

  • Why Lucky has not bought an engagement ring for Angel
  • Derek more private with new girlfriend
  • ‘Community’ star happy with return of show’s creator
  • Jealousy is kid stuff
  • Mommy-daughter adventure continues

    • Business

  • PH presses bid to keep rice import controls
  • PSEi continues to gain
  • Number of retrenched workers rose by 42% in ’13
  • PH seen to sustain rise in FDIs
  • Gov’t subsidies to state firms fell in first 2 months

    • Technology

  • Smart phone apps and sites perfect for the Holy Week
  • Tech company: Change passwords or suffer ‘Heartbleed’
  • Filling the digital talent gap
  • SSS to shut down website for Holy Week
  • Another reason to quit social media this Holy Week: your safety

    • Opinion

  • Editorial cartoon, April 17, 2014
  • A humbler Church
  • Deepest darkness
  • ‘Agnihotra’ for Earth’s health
  • It’s the Holy Week, time to think of others

    • Global Nation

  • First Fil-Am elected to Sierra Madre, Calif. city council
  • UC Irvine cultural night to dramatize clash of values in immigrant family
  • Filipino sweets and info served at UC Berkeley Spring Fest
  • Milpitas, California kids wrap up a successful run of ‘The Wiz’
  • Netizens welcome Japan’s visa-free travel plan
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