00000cam a22000003i 4500 UP-1685594773862429282 Buklod 20250318155849.0 m | | ta 250318s2012 ph a r |000 0|eng d 9789719537304 (iLib)UPBAG-00043113421 BC-72486 Gift- John Forbes BG-18330 Gift- Maria Rosario Felizco DLC BAG rda eng DS 686.5 N68 2012 Not on our watch martial law really happened, we were there writers, Angie Castillo [and twelve others] ; edited by Jo-Ann Q. Maglipon ; illustrator, Edd Aragon. Taguig City LEADS-CEGP 6972 Inc. [2012] 219 pages, 6 unnumbered pages illustrations 22 cm text rdacontent unmediated rdamedia volume rdacarrier Prologue: why this book / Vic A. Wenceslao and Elso Cabangon -- Introduction: the hollow years, the full years / Conrado de Quiros -- Forty years in China: from student activist to international journalist / Jaime FlorCruz -- Remembering the music...and the storm / Jay Valencia Glorioso -- Taking the track less trodden / Manuel M. Dayrit -- A dead toenail / Vic A. Wenceslao -- Scruples after the first quarter storm / Diwa C. Guinigundo -- Marcos's dark legacy to the nation / Victor H. Manarang -- The political economy of Martial Law / Calixto V. Chikiamco -- Images of martial rule -- Martial Law baby / Sol. F. Juvida -- Binagong pangarap / Angie Castillo -- Lest we forget / Roberto Verzola -- From flower to People Power (memoirs of a petit bourgeios) / Jack Teotico -- I see, I forgive, I forget / Al S. Mendoza -- The first of our dead / Jose Dalisay Jr. -- Illustrations / Edd Aragon. "We are a country that has the hardest time remembering anything. That is fallow ground for planting the seeds of historical revisionism, and the Marcoses have been hard at work in it. At no time have the stories in this book been more needed. Time and the Marcoses have embarked on the Great Forgetting. It is things like this that should jolt us into a Great Remembering. Martial law was a time when so many of the country's best and brightest fell into the dark pit of state terrorism. But this was also a time when so many of the country's best and brightest rose to remind the world of what it means to be the best and the brightest. It is not just to be bright enough to become CEO of a big company or succeed abroad, it is to be bright enough to know that you become your best when you serve the people. These are their stories, these are our stories. They make us see a time in their lives that defined them, they make us see a time in our lives that shaped us... They make us see what once was and could be again. They make us see."--Conrado de Quiros. In English, and two articles in Filipino. Martial law Philippines. Student movements Philippines. Philippines Politics and government 1973-1986. Castillo, Angie contributor. Chikiamco, Calixto V. contributor. Dalisay, Jose Jr. contributor. Dayrit, Manuel M. contributor. FlorCruz, Jaime contributor. Glorioso, Jay Valencia contributor. Guinigundo, Diwa C. contributor. Juvida, Sol F. contributor. Manarang, Victor H. contributor. Mendoza, Al S. contributor. Teotico, Jack contributor. Verzola, Roberto contributor. Wenceslao, Vic A. contributor. Maglipon, Jo-Ann Q. editor. Aragon, Edd illustrator. League of Editors for a Democratic Society-College Editors Guild of the Philippines, 1969-1972 publisher. FI UPBAG UPBAG-MAIN DS 686.5 N68 2012 Book