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Suggested by current events

By Zsarlene B. Chua

BASED on the events that rocked the country three years ago which led to the imprisonment of three senators and a businesswoman, Adolfo Alix, Jr.’s Whistleblower is sure to strike a chord among millions of Filipinos who were glued to their televisions and newspapers as the story of one of the biggest political scandals in the country’s history unfolded.

Rudy Fernandez and Heneral Luna at Cinema ’76

A RETROSPECTIVE of the films of Rudy Fernandez will be shown at the Cinema ’76 Film Society micro-theater, from April 8 to 15.

Good news: Testosterone may lower heart attack risk in older men

MIAMI — Older men with clogged arteries who took testosterone therapy seemed to have a lower risk of heart attacks than men who did not take the hormone, a study suggested on Sunday.

Seagull poo posing problem at Dublin beach

DUBLIN — A surge in seagull droppings is fouling up the water at a popular Dublin beach, Ireland’s Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) said on Tuesday.

Les Miz Manila: Worth more than a song

By Johanna D. Poblete

Theater review
Les Miserables

Harper Lee created the Greatest American Hero

By Stephen L. Carter, Bloomberg View

SOME YEARS AGO, I added To Kill a Mockingbird to the syllabus of my course on Ethics in Literature. I teach in a law school, and the students in the seminar were as hard-bitten and hypercritical as one would expect. Most of the works we read they trashed from one end to the other, often with the easy-going savage hauteur of the young intellectual. But not Mockingbird. They treated the classic with a respect bordering on awe. Prompting them to criticize it was as successful as prompting an Evangelical to criticize the Bible.

Spanish island gets no high from hit song ‘I took a pill in Ibiza’

BARCELONA — A song about taking drugs in Ibiza has become a smash hit in Europe and the United States, annoying the Spanish holiday island, which is desperate to ditch its reputation for debauchery.

Where have all the competent salespeople gone?

Getting The Edge In Professional Selling 
Terence A. Hockenhull

THREE YEARS AGO, I was asked to hire a competent sales team. At the time, I thought it a somewhat a daunting task. After all, the company I was doing this for, sells specialty products and materials. I felt it unlikely that finding the right people would be an easy task.

What to see this week

2 films to see on the week of Apr. 8-15, 2016

In transit

By Zsarlene B. Chua

SOUTH KOREA’s Incheon Airport and flag carrier, Asiana Airlines, have announced “special transit tour packages” for transit passengers who choose Korea (and Asiana Airlines) as stopover on their way to their ultimate destination.

One-stop shop for all things diabetes related

By Zsarlene B. Chua

BF HOMES in Parañaque is the site of the country’s first store dedicated to the management of diabetes. The straightforwardly named The Diabetes Store (TDS) aims to provide for the needs of patients, from diabetic-friendly ready-to-eat meals to medicines and medical equipment.

Designed for life

By Joseph L. Garcia

Exhibit
Tapas: Spanish Design for Food