COLUMNISTS: HORIZONS- Thailand and PH: A tale of two countries
. COLUMNISTS HORIZONS By: Richard Heydarian Lands of serene smiles are often nations with troubled histories. Both Thailand and the Philippines
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COLUMNISTS: OPINION- Are Michigan Democrats in Trouble in Their Senate Race?
Senator Gary Peters speaking to reporters in Grand Rapids, Mich., on Friday. For Mr. Peters, the path to victory is
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EDITORIAL – Stress in the time of COVID
. Sick Earth-Plague Day 325 THE EDITOR There is another aspect of the COVID pandemic that has yet to
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EDITORIAL: The Straits Times says- Opting for hybrid work arrangements
The Straits Times Work from home became a must for most businesses during the circuit breaker period that began in
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EDITORIAL: The Straits Times says- Heed science to deal with outbreak
The Straits Times With the cold season approaching in the northern hemisphere, it is becoming increasingly – and worryingly –
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COLUMNISTS: HINTS AND SYMBOLS- Mental health, holistic health
COLUMNISTS HINTS AND SYMBOLS By: Kay Rivera – . The update-10.12.2020 Sick Earth-Plague Day 318 World Mental Health Day was on Oct.
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COLUMNISTS: FLEA MARKET OF IDEAS- A professional chess association is born
Chess . By Joel Ruiz Butuyan Finally, someone had the wits and the guts to put up a professional organization
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US VISA: IMMIGRATION CORNER- No mercy or compassion with some immigration laws
IMMIGRATION CORNER – Michael J. Gurfinkel Some people hope or believe that if consuls or immigration officers hear their grave
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COLUMNISTS: PUBLIC LIVES- The sociology of opinion surveys
. PUBLIC LIVES By: Randy David As a sociologist, I am sometimes asked what I think of the approval ratings
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EDITORIAL: The Straits Times says- Safeguarding S’pore’s air hub status
The Straits Times . Singapore is planning to start talks on air travel bubbles with countries that have managed the
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