An Opinion on “Politeismo”
Categories: Arts & Entertainment
A heated controversy over a postmodern art installation entitled “Politeismo” (polytheism) recently rocked not just the Philippine art community.
Young Adult Fiction too Dark? Or too Real?
Categories: Arts & Entertainment
WSJ’s Meghan Cox Gurdon makes no secret that she believes young adult books shouldn’t be as dark as some are getting. But she misses the counterpoint.
How to Stand Up to your Boss
Categories: Business
One of the most tricky work situations can be one of the most common: when to disagree with a superior and how to go about doing it.
Zen and the art of nannying
Categories: Family Week
I am more than just a nanny. I am also the household manager. The to-do list keeper. The grocery shopper. But more importantly, I am also an honorary member of the family I work for.
Why LinkedIn Makes Me Want to Puke
Categories: Business
While I am an occasional user of LinkedIn, it’s last on the list of social media networks (SMN) that I maintain. LinkedIn just does not deliver the same experience as the others, but initially I wasn’t sure why. After some time however, I realized my apathy toward the site was because it more closely resembled [...]
“You’re Doing It Wrong”
Categories: Current Events
My generation – the next great generation – was raised to believe that whatever we set out mind to accomplish, we could achieve. We were raised to believe that we could fly to Mars, or that we could cure cancer. Furthermore, we were encouraged to find our own path while walking towards our dreams. We [...]
The Interview: The Next Great Generation
Categories: The Interview
For the first edition of The Next Great Generation, NGG figured it would interview itself, ask some questions, and offer some answers. Q: Congratulations on the launch of TNGG. A: Congratulations are a little premature, but thanks. Q: Can you tell us what you’re trying to do? A: Sure. The idea is simple. Give Millennial [...]
