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Precious moments and childhood memories at Guam museum
The gallery exhibit “I Famagu’on-ta: Growing Up on Guam” features 300 photographs depicting different generations of families and installations representing different periods that bring nostalgia.
By Johanna Salinas
May 15


Understanding the journey: Guam Bar Association to launch new book on foster care
“Mames yan Matias” follows the emotional journey of two children separated from their parents, guiding readers of all ages through the complexities of foster care.

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May 11


The 'Art' of statistics: How my hate of numbers has turned to love
Lessons from Everyday Life By Theodore Lewis Bridgman, MI —Throughout my school years, I hated the study of numbers. Statistics, Algebra...

By Theodore Lewis
May 11


Inalåhan's muse: Judy Flores paints the soul of southern Guam
Judy Flores By Ron Rocky Coloma The Rocky Mountains and the village of Inalåhan couldn't be more different. One is a vast, rugged...

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May 11


Santa Barbara Catholic School brings magic and might to ‘Matilda Jr.’
Santa Barbara Catholic School’s April production of “Matilda Jr.” became more than just a school musical.

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May 3


Musings under the stars: Guam poet releases poetry collection
Philip V. Cruz Jr.’s “Milky Skies and Other Poems” is a collection of poetic reflections spanning more than two decades, which explores themes of identity, nature and the universe through vivid and lyrical verse.

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Apr 28


'Nothing Micro About Micronesia' coming to the University of Guam
“Nothing Micro About Micronesia” is a stage play that tells a coming-of-age story about three Micronesian youth who meet in an unlikely place. Through magic, they are transported to island adventures in Micronesia.

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Apr 17


Into the heart of Melanesia: a new travelogue
Most writing about Melanesia these days comes from academics, funded by government grants, at least some of which come with “no surprises clauses” written into them.

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Apr 16


When super is not so super
The word “supercalifragilisticexpialidocious” was coined in the 1930s and popularized by the 1964 film “Mary Poppins,” which my wife Sharon

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Apr 5


From blockprints to acrylics: Monica Baza pushes artistic boundaries
For artist and small business owner Monica Baza, art isn’t just about creativity; it’s about connection. From her early days as a founding m

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Apr 4


Dawn Lees Reyes brings ‘Rooted’ to life at the Guam Museum
Dawn Lees Reyes stands in the middle of the Guam Museum’s exhibit hall, eyes sweeping over her pieces. The room hums with quiet admiration a

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Mar 24


Break in the clouds
We all experience disappointments. There are small ones, which are hardly worth remembering.

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Mar 9
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