Fish scales to fangs: Surprising tale of how teeth got their bite
WASHINGTON — The origins of the enamel that gives our teeth their bite is no ordinary fish tale.
Traveling alone… and not lonely
Text and Photos by Lea T. Dalawis
IT WAS IN 2003 when I had my first taste of international travel. After that trip, I knew that I was bitten by the proverbial travel bug. I’ve been to several other countries since then.
Ready for SEA Games 2019
By Michael Angelo S. Murillo
FROM its humble beginnings in the late 1950s when it was still known as the Southeast Asian Peninsula Games, the Southeast Asian Games has gone on to become a much-awaited sporting event in this side of the world.
(1) New Notification: Your candidate is now online
By Pola E. del Monte
YOUR CANDIDATE is now online. Political campaigning has expanded beyond the realm of TV, radio, and print media. Today, candidates are on the internet, delivering their platforms via network bandwidth, projecting their image through bytes of data.
Mystery author Agatha Christie was queen of poison
TORQUAY, UNITED KINGDOM — Throughout her prolific career, mystery author Agatha Christie killed off hundreds of characters by bullets, daggers, even a blow of the cleaver. But her ultimate weapon, and the one she was most fond of, was poison.
Fall movie preview
By Richard Roeper
CONVENTIONAL movie wisdom says summer is for superheroes and sequels, reboots and R-rated comedies — but come autumn, it’s time for the potential classics, the Oscar contenders, “grown-up” movies.