Ballet’s children
By Camille Anne M. Arcilla
When danseur Justin Orande was 10, he backed out from his first ballet lesson because of the awkward atmosphere, as there were more girls than boys in the class.
Challenge: Solar panels on your roof
By Nickky Faustine P. de Guzman, Reporter
Solar energy is expensive, unreliable, impractical, and uneconomic. These are some of the myths on solar power that Greenpeace wants to bust with its Solar Rooftop Challenge campaign, launched on May 15, which aims to educate and encourage society to ditch coal and switch to harnessing the power of the sun.
Let’s dance
By Camille Anne M. Arcilla
THREE top dance companies with over 500 dance professionals are currently showing what the Filipino dance community is all about.
Not a sequel says Independence Day director
LOS ANGELES — German film director Roland Emmerich cemented his place in Hollywood history on Monday with a hand and footprint ceremony before rolling out the red carpet for the premiere of his latest action movie Independence Day: Resurgence.
Revealed in blood
By Nickky Faustine P. de Guzman, Reporter
Although stressed is “desserts” spelled backward, according to health experts, even too much sweets is stressing. Apparently, stress also has correlation with glutathione.
Slate and Malcolm Gladwell aim to become the next Serial
ON THURSDAY last week, Malcolm Gladwell launched a podcast called Revisionist History. The podcast, which Gladwell says he made in lieu of writing a book, re-examines past events that Gladwell thinks were misinterpreted the first time around.