After a 30-year journey, traversing rugged mountains and concrete jungles around the world, Cesar Guarin, the Filipino who aims to be the first Asian to run around the world, is almost halfway through his dream.
Running just got jazzed up. Imagine racing under a tunnel of kaleidoscopic neon lights, with live, bass-pumping music from today’s hottest bands and DJs. That’s what the Rexona Run 2013 has in store in “Run to Your Beat” on Oct. 20 at the SM Mall of Asia grounds in Pasay City.
Emilio “Nonoy” Ozaeta is no ordinary professor of Architecture at the University of the Philippines Diliman, Quezon City. He sees and talks to angels any time. He has been doing this since 1993.
Each moment of every day brings us closer to a better awareness of ourselves—body, mind and spirit.
Instilling the idea to children that not all heroes wear capes and die for the country’s sake was the highlight of the Inquirer Read-Along session marking National Heroes’ Day.
Pregnant women are consuming less alcohol overall but the trend to cut back has failed to carry through to high-risk drinkers, a new Australian study found Monday.
Life could have turned out very differently for Mary, who like many other 12-year-old girls in Hong Kong enjoys shopping, music and going out with friends, while she dreams of one day travelling the world as a flight attendant.
The average height of European men rose by 11 centimeters (4.4 inches) between 1870 and 1980, an unprecedented spurt linked mainly to better health, a study published on Monday says.
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