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i Report 3rd issue, 2005 TOC

November 7, 2005

i Report third issue Table of Contents:

  • OVERVIEW
    Anak ng Jueteng
    Sheila S. Coronel
    Like Joseph Estrada, Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo has been accused of accepting money from illegal gambling.
  • THE CAMPAIGN
    Jekyll-and-Hyde Campaign
    Yvonne T. Chua
    Alongside the official Arroyo campaign was a parallel structure that operated secretly and with little accountability.
  • Presidential Makeover
    Ellen Tordesillas
    A foreign PR firm is re-engineering Mrs. Arroyo’s image.
  • CAMPAIGN FUNDS
    Running on Taxpayers’ Money
    Luz Rimban
    Billions of pesos in government funds were used to pump prime Arroyo’s candidacy.
  • THE VICE PRESIDENT
    The Man Who Would be President
    Luz Rimban
    Noli de Castro has come a long way from his days as a broadcaster; he may even end up in Malacañang.
  • CHARTER CHANGE
    SOS: System Under Stress
    Sheila S. Coronel
    Can Congress be trusted to hold a credible impeachment trial and to change the constitution?
  • IMPEACHMENT
    Lights, Camera, Impeachment!
    Alecks P. Pabico
    The impeachment proceedings should be the best show in town, but so far, it’s been a sleeper.
  • VOICES FROM THE PERIPHERY
    • For Visayans, The Center Does Not Hold
      Resil Mojares
    • The Moro People Can Be a Part of a Plural Society Without Losing Their Identity
      Omar Solitario Ali
    • The Time for Federalism is Now
      Rey Magno Teves
  • TWO AT EDSA
    • “When the Wheels of History Turn, You Hardly Expect the World to Turn Upside Downâ€
      Ed Lingao
    • “I Was at Edsa Out of Pure Disgustâ€
      Mylene Lising
  • FOCUS ON FILIPINO YOUTH: THE LOST GENERATION

  • Finding Spaces
    Katrina Stuart Santiago
    They are the hi-tech generation, at ease with technology but otherwise lost when it comes to dealing with the complexities of a globalized world.
  • So Young and So Trapo
    Avigail Olarte
    The Sangguniang Kabataan, training ground of future leaders, has fallen into the grip of traditional politics.
  • Teen and Tipsy
    Vinia Datinguinoo
    More and more adolescent girls are drinking alcohol.
  • Perils of Generation Sex
    Cheryl Chan
    Filipino women are having sex earlier, but are seldom aware of the risks, including sexually transmitted diseases.
  • The Beauty Business
    Cheryl Chan
    Shampoos, skin whiteners, and assorted other beauty products find a ready market among young women.
  • Machos in the Mirror
    Dean Francis Alfar
    Filipino men are spending millions to look—and feel—good.
  • Male and Vain
    Photos by Jose Enrique Soriano
    Men are lining up to get facials, foot scrubs, and even dips in bathtubs filled with rose petals.
  • Growing Up Female and Muslim
    Samira Gutoc
    Moro women still value religion and tradition, but are also responding to the challenges of modernity.
  • Virtually Yours
    Alecks P. Pabico
    Technology has redefined the barkada.

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