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Through the years, my family’s devotion to Manny Pacquiao
By Cecile Caguingin-Ochoa More than a few of the fans in the Pacquiao fight party in one Southern California household noticed a change in the fighter’s demeanor, which revealed a deviation from his normal upbeat walk to the ring. Vergel Ochoa, a retired AT&T employee whose two grownup children opted this year to watch the […]
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Manny’s the Man, as usual. What’s next?
By Dante D. Ochoa It is not without apprehension this Pacquiao fan awaited the unfolding of yet another chapter of all of boxing’s offering of a good emotional high, if only, for the citizens of Pacquiao-dom that extends to the furthest reaches of cable TV and global satellite transmissions. And the high did come when, […]
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How a ‘Yummy’ is shaping his future by running
By Lawrence C. Ochoa Editor’s note: Millennials, also known as the “Yummy” generation, whose ages range from 18 to 33 in 2014, are America’s most racially diverse generation with equally diversified directions. They are multi-taskers because they accessorize their lives with technical gadgets. They are prone to a healthy lifestyle. As an estimated 80 million […]