+ Follow THOMAS MANN Tag
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[Title] => Olivia Cooke on dying young
[Summary] => This is the story of three teens — Greg, Earl and Rachel. It is a coming-of-age story set against the backdrop of high-school senior year and all the crazy journey on finally getting to know themselves fully.
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[Title] => Klaus opens up
[Summary] => I cannot remember exactly how I got to meet Klaus Zeller but I know that, as an ubiquitous social climber, it must have been at one of those Makati receptions in 1983 when he first came to Manila as West Germany’s ambassador.
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[Title] => The magic mountain
[Summary] => Why climb Mt. Everest, ask the couch potatoes who prefer a quiet read at home. Because ‘it’s there’ answer those who prefer the challenge of climbing a mountain. Wherever you stand, the point is it has been done and to all our credit by a Filipino, aptly called Oracion, which means prayer. Everyone should be happy at the symbolism of a Filipino making it to the top. In making a name for himself he brings up the country with him.
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[Title] => Venive and Thomas Mann A 90th year Appreciation
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THOMAS MANN
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September 19, 2015 - 10:00am
