Short Reads
Two-minute tidbits of sei-katsu-sha.
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Ukay-ukay might just be one of the most important sustainability practices that Filipinos can participate in. Here’s why.
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With reports of cities like New York, Jakarta, and even Manila sinking below sea level, there’s a need to reevaluate our response to climate change.
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The resignation of Tito, Vic, and Joey was the end of an era for Eat Bulaga. But does it even matter to younger audiences?
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What makes “The Last of Us” such a good show? Sei-katsu-sha.
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A little human foresight could have prevented the shutdown of Philippine airspace earlier this year.
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How Jollibee used sei-katsu-sha to become the Philippines’ favorite fried chicken.
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If color coding doesn’t fix Metro Manila’s traffic problem, maybe sei-katsu-sha can point us in the right direction.
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What does sei-katsu-sha have to do with same-sex marriage, anyway?
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