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Night Stalker Richard Ramirez still 'unique' among serial killers | US News - Vimarsana News

Night Stalker Richard Ramirez still 'unique' among serial killers | US News

Richard Ramirez was a notorious American serial killer who blazed terrorised California in the summer of 1985.

Manufacturing firm CEO to represent Philippines at Mrs. Universe 2022 - Vimarsana News

Manufacturing firm CEO to represent Philippines at Mrs. Universe 2022

The 45-year-old chief executive officer of the Technofab Steel Company will fly to Eastern Europe with Mrs. Philippines Universe 2021 Veronica Yu and national director Charo Laude, who represented the country in the Mrs. Universe pageant in 2019.

Six Mrs. Universe Queens off to compete in Sofia, Bulgaria - Vimarsana News

Six Mrs. Universe Queens off to compete in Sofia, Bulgaria

Mrs. Universe Philippines National Director Charo Laude and Mrs Universe Philippines Northeast Asia 2022 Lady Chatterly Alvaro They're all beautiful, empowered, and most of all, accomplished women who are also loving mothers. That's why they have been chosen to represent the country at the 45th

Source: mb.com.ph
Fashion film competition winners announced - Vimarsana News

Fashion film competition winners announced

Best Picture 'Patayak Rutay' Simultaneous with the holding of the 2022 Manila International Fashion Week last Oct. 28 was the awarding of winners of the first-ever Manila International Fashion Film Competition in Okada Manila. Three foreign and eight local fashion films vied for the awards at

Source: mb.com.ph
Study suggests an approach for promoting more equitable interpersonal treatment - Vimarsana News

Study suggests an approach for promoting more equitable interpersonal treatment

Coaching patients to voice their concerns about their medical care and advocate for themselves can offset physicians' racial bias so it doesn't lead to inferior experiences for Black patients, a University of Michigan-led analysis found.