Light at the quiet edges of the year
Without fanfare, I suddenly had a weekly column. And week after week, something quiet happened. I began finding my voice again.
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Without fanfare, I suddenly had a weekly column. And week after week, something quiet happened. I began finding my voice again.
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Who said resolutions are only for boring, practical things?
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Tumultuous, the word, has popped up much too often in the last days of December. Looking back, it seems no one could escape the year’s demand for change. The…
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As 2025 winds down, the Cordillera Administrative Region looks back on a year that felt heavy, complicated, and unmistakably defining.
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Rather than setting ambitious goals that may lead to feelings of failure or disappointment, I choose to adopt a more forgiving mindset.
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Living with invisible disability amid New Year expectations and systemic gaps.
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For Coco Martin, the holidays are not about excess—they are about pause. In a life ruled by call times, scripts, and responsibility, only a handful of dates…
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A lesson I learned is that poetry, even as crude as mine, can be learned by anyone, particularly if one is as tongue-tied as me.
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If the December holidays are all about merriment and celebrating what you accomplished this past year, New Year's Eve and the arrival of January 2026 are when…
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The problem is not that we lack discipline. It’s that we have turned resolutions into performances rather than personal commitments.
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Although not a hard copy, electronic mail still uses up space and eventually fills up its limited storage capacity. A filled email inbox prevents the receiving…
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My name is Jasper Dawang, and today I serve as the Chief of Correspondents of the DAILY TRIBUNE . I assign stories sometimes, lead correspondents, and help…
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Residents have been forced to juggle ordinary life with the reality of living in a country at war.
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First published in 1916, “The Story of Christmas” by Nora A. Smith appeared in Phebe A. Curtiss’ compilation Christmas Stories and Legends. It is in the public…
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Mary Lou Calpe never let hardship stand in the way of her goal of earning a college degree in Elementary Education from Daraga Community College.
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As a child, magic was everywhere I went, especially when I was with my younger sister and our cousin, who lived with us in our early years. We were as thick as…
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Originally published in 1904, "A Kidnapped Santa Claus" by L. Frank Baum is in the public domain. Daily Tribune republishes the short story in full for its…
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