The articles are less overtly religious than the others, yet deal with the search for justice and meaning that underlies the experience of faith. In fact, this approach is found as well in many of the poems found in Espresa . Pacifica provides plenty of food for thought. It begins with a study of the Battle of Saipan. It is written by Paul Nagel of the University of Guam and gives the reader a good sense of the flow of action from the beginning to the end of that historic battle.
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Guam is not isolated from the debate over term limits. E. Robert Stratham, also of the University of Guam, examines the question of what reform is actually brought about by term limits. His concerns are not just economic however. Noticias continues its exploration of the transcultural dimension of the concept of human rights with another discussion by Fr. We hope that you enjoy the enhanced visual quality of Umanid t , as well as its larger size.