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Palacios defeats Torres in CNMI's gubernatorial runoff

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Nov 26

Palacios defeats Torres in CNMI's gubernatorial runoff

By Pacific Island Times News Staff Saipan--Lt. Gov. Arnold I. Palacios defeated Gov. Ralph Torres in a gubernatorial run-off held Friday....

For contractors, the US Indo-Pacific strategy means business opportunities

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Nov 11

For contractors, the US Indo-Pacific strategy means business opportunities

Guam Industry Forum expected to draw hundreds of participants By Mar-Vic Cagurangan Approximately 300 participants are anticipated to...

After nearly 30 years, Guam voters pick a Republican for congressional seat

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Nov 8

After nearly 30 years, Guam voters pick a Republican for congressional seat

By Mar-Vic Cagurangan Sen. James Moylan cliched the Guam delegate seat and became the first Republican to hold the position after...

No man's land: Taiwan is fighting for its rightful place in the world

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12 hours ago

No man's land: Taiwan is fighting for its rightful place in the world

By Mar-Vic Cagurangan Taiwanese people go about their daily routines in the bustling streets of Taipei, where towering buildings and...

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12 hours ago

Palau boosts buy-local initiative

By Pacific Island Times News Staff Koror-- From Roselle fruit preserves and coconut oils infused with elilai to itabori, tet and bedaoch,...

Philippine labor migration resumes after the Covid-triggered freeze

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13 hours ago

Philippine labor migration resumes after the Covid-triggered freeze

By Jinky Jorgio Manila—Like most overseas Filipino workers, Juliet Endozo Mendoza works abroad to help her family. She has been working...

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12 hours ago

A full-blown economic disaster

Saipan — As I write this, the CNMI is getting ready for the gubernatorial runoff which will be held on the day after Thanksgiving. If...

Attitudes toward age: the not-so-hidden bias

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2 days ago

Attitudes toward age: the not-so-hidden bias

The faded photo of my grandmother was taken in the early 1930s. It shows a short, plump woman wearing a summer dress, her grey hair in a...

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2 days ago

Herstory, Part II

This is the continuation of “Mom’s Herstory,” as printed in the November issue of Pacific Island Times. It is an honor to have a glimpse...

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1 day ago

Guam is a backdrop

I am excited to share with you an artist who travels with her art. Let me tell you why this is important. She is a military spouse. As a...

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2 days ago

The ‘extra man’

Bridgman, MI—It was an overcast and chilly November afternoon in Pontiac, Michigan in 1981 as my nephew Michael and I neared the Pontiac...

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2 days ago

Changing the world

Manila – One of my friends quit his job as I was about to start mine. His quitting was the end of an incredible career in international...

By Aline Yamashita

Jun 30, 2017
3 min

Failing grades

Once upon a time, in the land of the Department of Education, there was a program called Language Arts Math Program or LAMP. Federally...

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