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Rethinking of Kim While Watching Miss Saigon
By Marivir R. Montebon New York City- When Chris (Alistair Brammer) opens the song Last Night of the World in a duet with Kim (Eva Noblezada) to profess their love in war-torn Saigon, I silently sing with them on my seat. Our song played on a solo saxophone A crazy sound a lonely sound […]
To the Youth Seeking Marcos Come Back: Be Careful What You Wish For
Editor’s Notes By Marivir R. Montebon The way politics is getting so heated up in the Philippines is both welcome and disturbing, as it is here in the US. The economic grip is just way too much to handle, and people are tired of the same old promises that never get fulfilled. Millennials […]
Awesome Women Speak on Social Issues
OSM! has compiled eloquent quotes from the women who have been featured in the magazine since its inception in 2012. The eloquence of their words come from the heart, shaped and tempered by experience. Society needs to listen to them, if only to make the world so much better. On racism Racial discrimination is […]
Reinterpreting I Love Tacloban
By Merlie Alunan Tacloban, the center of the Philippines, where everyone is just passing through, it may be. But there are many of us who understand better what love of a place means, after the storm surge and the wind had levelled the city and left it in ruins. We find the place in our […]
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