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"Parodies" or "Great Poems Revised and Updated with Sincere Apologies and Regrets to Lord Tennyson, Percy B. Shelley, and Henry Reed"
Three poems which parody works by notable writers, Lord Tennyson, Percy B. Shelley, and Henry Reed; by Sandra Cruz.
"Puntan Patgon" Son's Point
Presented is the legend of Puntan Patgon (Son's Point), the seventh article in a series of island legends, myths, and folklores featured in the The Guam Examiner. The legend was originally written in 1923 by educator Mrs. Albert R. Buehler.
"Will" Kill?
The speaker makes plans to kill specific things in their life, and only after that will they die.
“…recieving stolden jewerly…”
The speaker takes a moment to reflect on their job as an editor/copy editor for a news outlet.
$50,000 or $75,000 Survey?
An article by Editor Manuel L. Jose. Editor Jose presents the concern in which taxpayers on Guam may have to collectively pay between $20,000 to $25,000 from a special project that Governor Guerrero and his administration; this project will be…
114 New Citizens Naturalized
On Friday, March 27th, 1964, 114 men, women and children were naturalized and became U.S. citizens. The naturalization ceremony was held at the Naval Hospital Auditorium - presiding peoples of authority were Federal Judge Paul D. Shriver, Immigration…
114 New Citizens Naturalized Photo
Shown here are the 114 new Americans who were granted United States citizenship at ceremonies last Friday at the Naval Hospital Auditorium. In the back row, center, are Alex Elias, U.S. Immigration Officer; Island Court Judge Joaquin Perez, guest…
14" Guns of USS Pennsylvania
21 Jul 1944; South of Orote; Aerial; 14" Guns of USS Pennsylvania Shelling Shore Installations
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I Trongkon Chotda
A CHamoru story about the banana tree, followed by an instructional portion in CHamoru of how to make banana doughnuts and fried bananas.