catweng,

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11/08/2011 09:00:00 PM Media Center 5 Comments

by Ma'am Cathy & Ma'am Roweng :)

Mahirap. Matrabaho. Nakakastress. Nakakapagod.

'Yan siguro ang unang mga salitang papasok sa isip ng karamihan kapag mababanggit ang work program na Media Center. Hindi naman namin idedeny. Mapapatotohanan 'yan ng kahit sinong estudyanteng naging bahagi ng MC.

Ikaw ba naman ang mapiga ang utak kaiisip ng pwedeng isulat, mapagod kahahanap ng balita, magpapirma ng mga permit, mag-interview, magtawag, mag-picture, mag-layout, at magpaalala paulit-ulit na magsubmit na ng pending articles. Mahirap. Mahirap talaga.

Dalawang taon pa lamang kaming learning coordinators ng MC pero masasabi naming isa ito sa mga pinaka-challenging na subjects na aming naituro.

PERO... dahil sa pagka-haggard ng trabaho, ang mga staff na nahahawakan namin ang nagiging pinaka-bonded at pinakamasaya... :)

Kagaya ng MC1 2012.

Parang kailan lang nang pasulatin namin sila for diagnostics. 17 batang parang ayaw pang magsimulang magtrabaho. Parang napilitan lang pumasok. Hehe. Yung totoo? Akala namin puro pagsasaya lang ang gagawin nila.

Makukulit sila. Para kaming sirang plaka. Paulit-ulit sa pagpapaliwanag ng gagawin.

Mabagal rin sila kumilos minsan.

PERO...

Mahusay. Talagang mahusay ang diskarte at output nila. Kasi naman...

Creative. Tunay silang malikhain. Kitang-kita sa mga nai-publish na.

KAYA PARA SA AMIN...

1!

UNO SILA. Dahil talaga namang di matatawaran ang commitment nila sa trabaho. Isang bagay na dapat matutuhan ng mga susunod sa kanilang MC pipol.

Bukas, may bago nang MC staff. May bagong learning coordinators. May bagong mga balita, kwento, at tulang aabangan.

Ngunit, ang mga experiences namin ngayong sem--trabaho man o tawanan, brainstorming man o kulitan--hinding-hindi namin malilimutan.

Sa ngalan ng MC1 2012, nais naming magpasalamat sa inyong suporta sa "maiden voyage" ng MC blogsite. Kung hindi dahil sa inyo, hindi ito magiging successful. Sana patuloy kayong maging bahagi ng balitaan at kwentuhan.

And so... dizizit! :)

Hanggang sa muli, guys!

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ansabe,

Ansabe?

11/08/2011 08:45:00 PM Media Center 0 Comments

#6: Ano ang natutunan mo sa MC1?


"Natutunan kong maganda si Mark tuwing may bulaklak."
- Angelo Fetalvero, Associate Editor/Layout Artist/Always Late


"Natutunan kong makipag-usap sa telepono. XD"
- Anna Angala, Managing Editor/Telephone Operator/Article Counter


"Natutunan kong mag-enjoy habang nagtatrabaho ng 24/7."
- Cara Bilangel, Writer (for Ria in Isang Araw)/Photographer/Asst. to Make-up Artists


"Natutunan kong kumain ng pizza sa loob ng 5 minutes."
- Joakim Cadapan, Literary Writer/Siomai Queen/Princess of Absences


"Natutunan kong maging lalaki."
- Jomil Gutierrez, Writer (for Andrew in Isang Araw)/Typographer/Promoter sa Twitter

"Natutunan kong gumamit ng Microsoft Publisher."
- Juana Angeles, Layout Artist/Computer Specialist


"Natutunan kong gumawa ng tula habang tumatawa ng malakas at tumakbo."
- Justin Dungo, Runner :)

"Natutunan kong magpapirma ng mga quotation at sulat."
- Kaye Banaag, Editor in Chief/Master Typographer and Teaser-maker


"Natutunan kong mag-ahit ng bigote."
- Mark Otiong, Model sa Cover


"Natutunan kong gumawa ng sampung literary article sa isang quarter."
- Michell Molinyawe, Literary Writer/Ansabe Queen 1


"Natutunan kong masarap ang burong orange."
- Ysmael Mendoza, Associate Editor/Tsunami Walker/Fun Fox


"Natutunan kong magpunta sa bahay ni Ma'am Resuma."
- Sarah Romero, Writer/Typographer/Ansabe Queen 2


"Natutunan kong magbantay ng gamit sa package counter."
- Tristine Badong, Writer/Model/Ansabe Queen 3/Bagger

"Ansabe ko sa MC? Hindi man ako madalas magpasa ng article, hindi man ako madalas pumasok, mahal ko pa din ang MC. The best work program ng UPIS!"
- Nadine Maximo, Writer/Umalis agad nung interview tungkol dito kaya iba ang sagot :)

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epilogue,

Literary: Isang Araw (Epilogue)

11/08/2011 08:30:00 PM Media Center 7 Comments

Ang kwentong ito ay ipinasa ng staff ng Media Center 1 2012 bilang kanilang creative writing project para sa unang semestre. Sama-sama nila itong binuo, sinulat, at pinaghirapan.

Sa kwentong ito, ang mga tauhan at mga pangyayari ay pawang kathang isip lamang. Hindi hango sa tunay na buhay o karanasan. Ang anumang pagkakahawig sa tunay na buhay ay nagkataon lamang at hindi sinasadya. Walang bahagi ng kwentong ito ang maaring ilathala at gamitin sa anumang paraan nang walang pahintulot ng may-akda.

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isang araw,

Anim na buwan na ang nakalipas...

11/07/2011 08:59:00 PM Media Center 2 Comments

"Hanggang ngayon ito pa rin ang iniisip ko. Siya pa rin ang iniisip ko."

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anna angala,

Batch 2012 nagdaos ng Patakbuhan

11/07/2011 08:54:00 PM Media Center 1 Comments

Ysmael Mendoza

Ginanap noong Oktubre 22 ang Patakbuhan sa UP Academic Oval. Nilalayon nitong makangalap ng funds para sa mga gastusin ng Batch 2012 sa kanilang darating na pagtatapos.

Nilahukan ang nasabing programa ng mga magulang, guro, kawani, at mga estudyante ng UPIS.

Nagwagi sina Alfredo Quirol na may oras na 7 minutes, 42 seconds sa 2.2K run, at si Bernardo Desamito Jr. naman na may oras na 15 minutes, 8 seconds sa 4.4K run. - may mga ulat ni Anna Angala

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aaron lina,

Feature (Submission): Aaron Lina: A Dreamer, An Athlete

11/07/2011 07:54:00 PM Media Center 0 Comments

Ma. Shari Nina G. Oliquino
9-Iron (Batch 2013)


Basketball has always been one of the sports most favored by Filipinos. Undoubtedly, it has become a part of our culture and its impact on the masses is very strong. Men and women alike, may they be young or old, continue to show love for this sport. They do this by supporting their favourite athletes and continuously seeking updates regarding recent games.

With this, a number of young Filipino boys dream of becoming a basketball superstar–aspiring to be the next Alvin Patrimonio or Kobe Bryant.

IN ACTION. Aaron during one of the UPIS games in
UAAP Season 74. Photo credit: Juanito Gregorio
Aaron Lina, who plays point guard for the UPIS Juniors Basketball Team, has the same ambition.

At the tender age of 5, Aaron already started to take a liking to basketball. From that moment, it seemed that he already knows what kind of future is in store for him. “I really love playing basketball kasi,” he says.

As Aaron reached high school, he decided to try out for the UP Juniors Basketball Team. With his skills refined by years of playing, he got in and was also accepted at the University of the Philippines Integrated School. He’s now in the 9th grade and is enjoying being a regular high school student.

When asked on how his athletic career influenced his personal life, he answered, “Maganda. It’s because I gained more friends who helped me become a better player and a better person as well. I also learned many things.” This just proves that being a basketball player is beneficial for Aaron in various ways. He stated that he improved his self-discipline and learned to work more effectively in a team.

“Very supportive din ang family ko. They watch our games and my father often teaches me the right things to do when playing basketball,” he adds.

While pursuing his dreams of becoming a basketball superstar, Aaron’s parents and other relatives serve as his own cheering squad. Undeniably, they give strength and courage to the young athlete.

Nevertheless, Aaron also plans to pursue medical studies. “Kung hindi player, I want to be a doctor,” he says with a smile on his face.

Aaron Lina continuously strives to be the best at his chosen craft. In no time at all, we hope to see him in larger arenas and perhaps, as a star player in an NBA team.

“Never stop dreaming. Hard work and love for the game will help you succeed and reach your dreams. Study hard!” he leaves as a final remark.

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3-6,

Literary (Submission): Pilipinas

11/07/2011 07:37:00 PM Media Center 1 Comments

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teaser

Minsan kahit ayaw mo pa... kailangan na...

11/06/2011 08:32:00 PM Media Center 0 Comments

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7-10,

SPLT, isinagawa muli

11/05/2011 11:20:00 AM Media Center 0 Comments

Kaye Banaag, Jomil Gutierrez

Nagkaroon ng Senior Patrol Leadership Training (SPLT) ang UPIS Senior Girl Scouts of the Philippines (GSP) noong Oktubre 21-24 sa UPIS 7-10 Grounds.

Nilalayon ng camping na ito na mahubog at masanay ang mga iskawts sa kanilang iba't-ibang talento at kakayahan sa pagiging lider, makabayan, malikhain at kung anu-ano pa.

Nagkaroon ng maraming gawain ang Senior GSP tulad ng Bravery Test, Palarong Pinoy, Cook Out at iba pa.
Amazing Race| Photo courtesy of Patricia Nery


May mga aktibidad din na isinagawa ang Senior BSP at Senior GSP na magkasama tulad ng Amazing Race kung saan mas nasubok ang kanilang mga mental, pisikal, at emosyonal na kakayahan. Sumunod ang Camp Fire kung saan naipakita ang pagkamalikhain ng mga iskawts pagdating sa pag-arte, at sa Socials na siyang nagbigay ng pagkakataong mas magkakilala ang mga Senior BSP at Senior GSP.

Kasabay din ng camping ng Senior GSP, nagkaroon din ng camping ang lahat ng yunit ng iskawting sa buong UPIS mula sa mga Kab Scout at Star Scout hanggang nga sa mga Senior Girl Scout at Senior Boy Scout.


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batch 2012,

SF Presents McFairy: A Twisted Fairytale

11/05/2011 10:46:00 AM Media Center 0 Comments


Banaag, Gutierrez

As a final requirement, the UPIS Speech Fundamentals Class held its culminating activity program last October 17 at the Multipurpose hall.

The program's purpose was to create a platform for UPIS students to showcase their talent and creativity in public speaking.

Patricia Enriquez and Noraiza Coquilla of 7-Jupiter covered Selena Gomez's Who Says and Pink's Perfect. Miguel Bongato from 10-Narra presented his monologue of Lancelot's piece: Act 2, Scene 2 from Shakespeare's novel Merchant of Venice while Red Rivera from 8-Butterfly orally expressed her own interpretation of Daren Criss' No Way.

Finally, the SF Class performed a musical play titled McFairy: A Twisted Fairytale, wherein Peter Pan, one of the main characters, tries to change the way how the stories ended.

The characters Peter Pan, Cinderella, Prince, Belle and Beast, Shrek, Fiona, Sleeping Beauty, Snow White, Flash and Quasimodo were played by Jomike Gemora, Deneese Montalbo, Yzrael Dumaguing, Red Rivera, Emerson Sandoval, Anthony Dacoco, Alissa Villareal, Regina Garcia, Jean Gutierrez, Jaime Mejia and, Kyle de Guzman respectively.

“Proud ako sa kanila dahil “fruit of labor” nila ‘yon,” said SF class adviser Ms. Sheila Fernandez. The class’ idea to conceptualize a play with twisted fairytale endings was well executed, and when they were asked what were they able to learn from the experience, Red Rivera replied, “Kahit magulo ang buhay, there’s always a fairytale!”

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angelo fetalvero,

Feature: A Tribute to NU: Everyone’s Home of NU Rock

11/01/2011 09:25:00 PM Media Center 0 Comments

Angelo Fetalvero

It was a surreal moment, something never thought to be possible. Stifled cries and words of bereavement filled the audio booth as DJs broke from their cool personas and cried over the loss of something so dear to them. Outside, hundreds of mourning fans filled Emerald Road as a mixture of grief and disbelief ran through everyone’s heads. Finally, when the clock almost reached midnight, the moment everyone dreaded finally happened.

“It’s a minute before 12. NU107 is DWFM at 107.5 megahertz in Pasig, once the loudest and proudest member of KBP. This has been NU 107, the Philippine’s one and only home of new rock. This is NU 107, we are signing off.”

Chris Hermosisima’s words were the final ones to be broadcast on air by a DJ but the station was not yet done. Keeping with its hard core roots, the station went out with a bang. The Eraserhead’s “Huling El Bimbo” played in the airwaves and the fans outside the building sang it with all their heart. After the song has reached its final notes, and the fan’s adrenaline started to drop, the depressing tune of silence filled everything as hiss and static took over the frequency.

It’s hard to digest the fact that it has been nearly a year since NU 107 went off the air. The station was founded on October 31, 1987 and it rocked the airwaves for twenty three years until it ceased broadcasting on November 10, 2010. NU’s founder, banker Atom Henares, said in an interview with ANC that it was the right time to close the station as the network was languishing in the bottom of the ratings charts. The upscale market which NU targeted wasn’t advertiser friendly and they struggled in finding sponsors. Its listeners were also starting to listen to other sources of music as the station struggled to compete with the internet and music television.

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