A Borrowed Land by Peter Onedera
Peter Onedera’s name is associated with all things CHamoru. He has served as an educator, director of…
Reviews
Seabees and Superforts at War
Tinian’s critical role in the ultimate defeat of Japan “SeaBees and Superforts” is another hefty hardbound…
Book Review: The development of fishing in the Marshall Islands weaves history within its narrative
Majuro has developed the world’s busiest tuna transshipment port, with more than 500,000 tons of tuna annually…
A study of the economic development of Guam through architecture
The Guam Preservation Trust released Architects and architecture of Guam in July. Readers would be forgiven for…
Thunderclap: A defining silence by Juliane Corn Lee – a book to inspire in the COVID era
Juliane Corn Lee offers a book that will engage Guam readers from its first chapter. Older readers…
Looking inward, Guam’s infrastructure in need of improvements
By Joy White Guam’s infrastructure has long been ripe for improvement, construction experts agree. “[Guam’s infrastructure] definitely…
