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Teaching and learning in the age of AI: Guam rewriting its education system

By Ron Rocky Coloma When Arleen Suplido teaches her eighth graders about personal finance, she doesn’t just hand them a worksheet. She...

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DOD's investments in Guam reach $3.9B

However, its outstanding public debt has increased to $2.6 billion, accounting for 38 percent of its gross domestic product, according to the Government Accountability Office.

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5 days ago

Guam attorney says medical malpractice bill favorable only to lawyers

Titled "Do No Harm: The Anti-Medical Misconduct Act of 2025," Bill 82-38 would eliminate the mandatory requirement for arbitration and set up a pre-litigation mechanism for medical malpractice complaints.

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6 days ago

THE PACIFIC

Fiji’s navigates pediatric palliative care amid limited resources

Fiji Cancer Society launched its Community Palliative Care Program in 2022. Photo courtesy of Women's Fund Fiji By Ron Rocky Coloma When...

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US seeking deep-sea miners interested in leasing American Samoa's seabed

By Jayvee Vallejera The U.S. is soliciting interest from prospective companies to lease American Samoa's seabed for deep-sea mining,...

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3 days ago

In Pacific island societies, sharing isn’t just a nice gesture; it’s a moral obligation

In a world increasingly shaped by individualism and market-driven values, the Pacific’s enduring ethic of sharing offers a compelling alternative: a cultural model where generosity and mutual obligation are embraced not as burdens, but as expressions of dignity, kinship and social integrity.

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3 days ago

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LIFE & ARTS

Blind visionaries

Democracy, however, is also a system of government fueled by promises of free goods and services. Not surprisingly, throughout known human history, the root of most government crises lies in the failure to finance the benefits pledged by those in power.

By Zaldy Dandan

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The Pacific isn’t remote—it’s simply ignored

The association with the South Pacific is undoubtedly due to the famous James Michener book “Tales of the South Pacific,” which was made into a movie and a Broadway play that most high school drama departments have staged at one time or another.

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Time for some glee

Yes&Know By Aline Yamashita There was always joy in my preschool classroom. During a time when we enjoyed open-air classrooms at M.U....

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2 days ago

Wanderlust: Seeing the world one cruise at a time

Lessons from Everyday Life By Thedore Lewis Bridgman, MI —I grew up in Holly, Michigan, and by the time I reached my high school days...

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6 hours ago

Community Events: Vax outreach

The Department of Public Health and Social Services (DPHSS) will be conducting a Back-to-School Immunization Outreach on July 25 from 10...

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Snapshots of a journey around Guam

As we visited sites commemorating WWII battles, the Marine beach assault locations affected me deeply. Seeing the iconic mountain backdrop in Hågat, captured by wartime photographers as they stormed the beach, I could envision the beach approaches and the fallen soldiers in the water.

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3 days ago