It’s not just a structure, it’s a repository of memory. It’s part of the national patrimony,” says Gerard Lico, the architect in charge of the restoration of the Manila Metropolitan Theater, better known as the “Met.”
Who’s afraid of leading furniture and interior designer Budji Layug? Certainly, not this circle of Filipino architects. In an unlikely development, part of the creative community that once wanted
Economist Bernardo M. Villegas advised the Filipino youth to take charge of the country’s sustainable development by being its most active agents of change.
After “making a difference in women’s sports” last year, the competing teams in the Women’s National Collegiate Athletics Association (WNCAA) are now called to embody “Unitas in Sports.”
If you still think coming up with a science presentation involves research, copy-and-paste, and then reading it all on your PowerPoint, think again. After all, how do you lecture a crowd, one generally sharing your age and attention span, with topics ranging from stem cell regeneration to something as challenging as quantum physics without the nosebleed?
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