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Coffee painter

At a time when young and acclaimed coffee painter Sunshine Plata was on the verge of giving up her dreams, something really big came brewing in her life. Read more

A Filipina first

Vanessa Ledesma Suatengco always sees to it that she's gets to her office by 7 a.m. Read more

Simple yet flawless

A very simple and low profile lady is how Rubby Sy, Flawless owner and chief executive, describes herself. Read more

Filipina policewoman tells her story

Two of this year's Country's 10 Outstanding Policemen in Service (COPS) awardees are women. One of them is PO3 Sherill Jugarap Galvez-Ybañez, a mother of four who has been serving as a policewoman for the past eight years. Read more

An artist's duty

Karen Ocampo-Flores is not used to an eight-to-five job. Read more

An educator's dream

Two years after Ma. Rowena Juan-Matti was born, her mom started reading books and magazines about child rearing and realized that her daughter should be enrolled in a preschool soon. Read more

Portrait of a (bag) lady

What would you do if, after years of hard work, you finally get your dream job—only to find out that it wouldn't last very long? Read more

Well-connected

She has an iPhone, a Nokia, a Mac, a Canon Ixus, and a Facebook profile that doesn’t lie when it says that she’s 81 years old. Read more

Musician at heart

The name Aia de Leon should be spelled as S-U-R-P-R-I-S-E. Read more

Big girls are beautiful

Entrepreneur Shirley Enriquez conceptualized Maxine, a retail fashion line that caters to full-figured women. Shirley said that many people wonder why she decided to dedicate her business to this specific market when, in fact, Shirley herself has had a slim frame all her life. Read more

Hey, it’s Jamie!

Back in the ‘80s, when neon-colored shirts were cool and Menudo was known more as a boy band (rather than a meat stew), few would have wondered if the songs people listened to then would still be hitting the airwaves 20 years later. Read more

Lisa Macuja-Elizalde: Legacy of a ballerina

There's something ethereal about ballerinas performing onstage that makes us wonder if they are from this world. Read more

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All Workbook Stories (91)

LISA MACUJA-ELIZALDE: Legacy of a ballerina

DR. VIVIAN SARABIA: An eye for styling

RHEA SANTOS: Right on Cue

TERESA HERRERA: Demystifying Teresa

CECILE LICAD: The human side of the lady virtuoso

MARILOU DIAZ-ABAYA: No stopping

DR. VICTORIA BELO, M.D.: Life entwined with business

MICHELLE ASENCE: A zest for life

LULU TAN-GAN: Knit Queen defines fashion business

ANGELI PANGILINAN-VALENCIANO: Stand by your man

WILMA GALVANTE: That’s entertainment

EULA VALDEZ: Dramatic turnaround

MARGARITA FORES: A life of taste

VIVIENNE TAN: More than meets the eye

TERESITA SY COSON: In her shoes

EILEEN ARANETA: Living an integrated life

ROANNA REYES: Beauty by design

MONIQUE WILSON: Good, Better, Best

RICA AREVALO: Independent Woman

JOY BALMADRES Gets with the Program

DAWN ZULUETA: A Glimpse of Dawn

DITA SANDICO-ONG: Ingeniously Genius

VICKY MORALES: On Vicky, More or Less

KATE TORRALBA: A Twist of Kate

GRACE DEL ROSARIO: Will and Grace

IBM FEMALE COUNTRY MANAGERS: Corporate Housewives

HILDA TOLENTINO: She Loves Her Spam

LUCY FERNANDO: Never Too Late

HAPPY DAVID: Hip, Hip, Happy

CHIT JUAN: Her Cup of Coffee


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