By Jeffrey B. Langlois
The Copernican revolution was one of the most important steps forward in the advancement of our knowledge of the universe. The notion that the Earth is not the center of the universe, but actually is a planet, like Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and ...
by Jeffrey B. Langlois
What are the grounds for believing in Big Bang Cosmology? I have listed below, seven powerful pieces of evidence for the big bang theory. By the way, I am very open to the idea that the big bang is only one of an infinite number of big bangs, ...
by Geejay Arriola
Waway Linsahay Saway (Christian name: Rodelio), is a byword among contemporary artists and indigenous communities in Mindanao. A teacher at the Talaandig School of Living Traditions in the highlands of Sungko, Lantapan, Bukidnon, Waway lives on his tribe’s music and art.
Waway belting out a song in his mountain home
Son of ...
by Geejay Arriola
Sining Kabayoka’s Pilandok
When I first saw the play “Halik sa Kampilan” by Sining Kambayoka in 1983, I was enthralled and inspired. I knew for sure that “Halik” was a landmark in Philippine Theatre History. And it was.
More than a decade later, I saw two other productions of Sining Kambayoka—”Pilandok” in ...
By Jeffrey Langlois
Mozart’s Marriage of Figaro is certainly an incredible masterpiece. It one of three great Italian comedy operas that Mozart and his friend Italian librettist friend, Lorenzo DaPonte wrote together, the other two being Cosi Fan Tutti, and Don Giovanni. Perhaps there is no ...
