Language, history, culture—and a little papier-mâché. Honors Spanish 3 students brought collaboration to life through a hands-on piñata project that blended research, design, teamwork, and tradition. From pre-Columbian history to shared celebration, this was learning you can see (and eventually break). Read how the project came together and why it mattered. https://www.taboracademy.org/news/news-detail/~board/school-news/post/honors-spanish-3-brings-piata-history-to-life | Tabor Academy

Mario Bava on Visual Tricks in 1960s Horror (1969) “I saw Gamera vs. Guiron (Noriaki Yuasa, 1969) recently: the papier-mâché gorilla was fighting the clay dinosaur and, at every blow, ten skyscrapers collapsed. At some point, a jeep full of soldiers approached the monsters… possibly to make things more suspenseful. A guy in the audience shouted, ‘Here comes the army to separate the contenders!’, and none of us in the theater could take the film seriously anymore… Filmmakers should never offer sp