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A Chicken Comes Home to Roost
An opinion article by Janet K. Goodwin that describes Guam’s current financial, economical, and industrial situation post typhoon and the comparisons between implementing a new labor policy that induces foreign labor against using locally own man…
Spotlight on Youth
An article by Greg Calvo. Calvo writes on the Little League team, the Tamuning Greens, and their success at having a 8-0 record: 26-6; 27-5; 25-5; 20-0; 21-3; 9-0; 10-7; and one forfeit. Calvo writes on how, especially on how others see this team,…
College Presents Two Plays Tonight
The College of Guam’s Speech and Drama Department will present two plays, ‘Trial by Jury’ and ‘Deeper than Atlanta’. The two plays will be at the College Student Center on May 10th at 8:00 p.m. The casts for the plays are from the faculty and…
Local Artist's Work Wins Awards Photo
Local Artist Adriano Pangelinan exhibits prize-winning painting at Andersen Art Show
Local Artist's Work Wins Awards
Adriano B. Pangelinan, an art student at the College of Guam, received recognition for his pieces submitted for showcase at the recent Andersen Art Show. The painting in question is a water color of a group of shells and took first place in the…
Personalities of Guam
Ricardo J. Bordallo is this week’s personality. Ricardo, rather, Ricky, is one of Guam’s foremost car dealer, Ricky’s Auto Company while being the chairman of the Board of Directors of the Family Finance Company, Incorporated. Ricky has also been…
Better Living Photo 4
Second place bowling team included Beverly Kalfas, Jan Wilson, and Brenda Wilde. Not pictured - Sophie Novak
Better Living Photo 3
First place team members are pictured above: (left to right): Kathy Weaver, Terry Bohot, Jeannette Strunk, Judi Mckay
Better Living Photo 2
Individual trophies were awarded as follows (seated) Florence Courtney – most improved bowler; Glenda Lytle – high handicap series, (back row – left to right) Ann Gabel – high game, Connie Champagne – high handicap game; Judi Mckay – high average,…
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Hafa Na Kulot - A'paka
An educational resource to teach children the color white using the Chamoru language and examples associated with the color.