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Guam in Perspective
Guam in Perspective is a series of short letters of and about Guam submitted to the Guam Times Weekly
Speak Out Your Minds
This week’s, November 14th, 1964, Speak Out Your Minds: an opinion from Violet Sweet on personal public image, freedom of speech and press, and democracy; an unnamed response to Sweet’s letter; and praise for the staff of the Guam Times Weekly
Notes on This Issue
This issue’s, November 14th, 1964, Notes on This Issue: the major contributors to the Opinion and Discussion sections are the Navy & Charlie Lamach, Violet Sweet, and Monte; Jan Candland returns with an article on Hawaii; Aggie Aguigui writes on…
Wouldn't It Be Nice
This week’s, October 31st, 1964, Wouldn’t It Be Nice: an opinion against the Democratic Party’s campaigning; an opinion on the Red Chinese; an opinion on the play, the Zoo Story; an issue on public safety in Tamuning; an issue of beautification in…
Speak Out Your Minds
Speak Out Your Minds features letters from the public expressing concerns about current events: two letters are from Violet Sweet to Patricia Jane Dungca and Ruth G. Van Cleve
The Grass Wall and the Pond Photo 3
LAKE ANIGUA – Photo was taken 24 hours after the most recent rain had fallen, and the puddle still encroaches slightly onto the highway. The addition of another inch of water would spread it once again half-way across Marine Drive. – GUAM TIMES PHOTO…
The Grass Wall and the Pond Photo 2
END OF THE LINE – The famous curb’s rather abrupt ending in Anigua has caused much speculation as to the reasons for its sudden construction, before the completion of Marine A. – GUAM TIMES PHOTO
The Grass Wall and the Pond Photo 1
ON TIP-TOE – Expensive grader edges its way precariously between expensive young trees on expensive curb, serving to demonstrate rather dramatically that the area covered by curb and grass strip could serve as parking for double row of cars, one on…
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Fina'guaha
A short story written in CHamoru highlighting the activities involved in preparing for a traditional CHamoru party, accompanied by activities for…