Lucid Interval : Thank you, Reynaldo Wycoco
First posted 05:55am (Mla time) Dec 27, 2005
By Rowena Guanzon
INQ7.net
THERE is a saying that a man brings his character to his grave. But our friend Reynaldo Wycoco’s character survives his grave because we remember him with admiration and affection.
Wycoco died at 59, although he predicted that he […]

Our good friend and Kennedy School of Government alumnus Reynaldo “Wykes” Wycoco (Director of the National Bureau of Investigation) passed away last Dec 19. He was only 59 years old, humble, thoughtful, and honest. No matter how busy he was, or the problems he was facing at work, he was always cheerful […]

Many women’s rights advocates must have exclaimed, ” oh no, it’s Panganiban” when he was appointed Chief Justice yesterday, Dec. 20, 2005. He is known, quite infamously, for writing the decision that made it very difficult for women to get a decree of nullity of marriage. That was Molina versus Court […]

Perspective with Rowena Guanzon
Visayan Daily Star
Bacolod City, Philippines
Tuesday, December 20, 2005
Chief Justice Davide Jr.’s legacy
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VISAYAN DAILY STAR
Bacolod City, Philippine
Tuesday, December 13, 2005
Perspective
with Rowena V. Guanzon
OPINIONS
Women hold up half the sky
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