7-10,
Kinanta ng Profusion ang kanilang rendisyon ng Noypi. Remiks naman ng awiting Tatsulok at Upuan ang itinanghal ng grupong Dfly mula sa Batch 2015 na nagkamit ng ikalawang gantimpala. Ang Molaboys ng Batch 2013 naman ang nagkamit ng ikatlong gantimpala para sa kanilang pag-awit ng Biyahe.
Labing-anim na grupo ang nag-audition sa elimination round noong Agosto 24 sa AV Room. Mula rito, napili ang anim na grupong lalahok sa finals. Ang mga ito ay ang MNM at Molaboys ng grado 10, Y3 at Profusion ng grado 9, Dfly ng grade 8, at Lanarians na mula sa grado 7. ● nina Paolo Aljibe, Sandy de la Paz, Arielle Gabriel, at Benjo Hernandez
Profusion nagwagi sa UPIS Idol Season 2
Nakamit ng grupong Profusion ng Batch 2014 ang unang gantimpala sa ginanap na finals ng UPIS Idol Season 2 noong Agosto 30 sa Multi-purpose Hall.Kinanta ng Profusion ang kanilang rendisyon ng Noypi. Remiks naman ng awiting Tatsulok at Upuan ang itinanghal ng grupong Dfly mula sa Batch 2015 na nagkamit ng ikalawang gantimpala. Ang Molaboys ng Batch 2013 naman ang nagkamit ng ikatlong gantimpala para sa kanilang pag-awit ng Biyahe.
Labing-anim na grupo ang nag-audition sa elimination round noong Agosto 24 sa AV Room. Mula rito, napili ang anim na grupong lalahok sa finals. Ang mga ito ay ang MNM at Molaboys ng grado 10, Y3 at Profusion ng grado 9, Dfly ng grade 8, at Lanarians na mula sa grado 7. ● nina Paolo Aljibe, Sandy de la Paz, Arielle Gabriel, at Benjo Hernandez
3-6,
The Philippines sent twelve representatives in the contest. To qualify, Gelera had to join a competition against different schools in the Philippines. He and the other chosen participants attended a summer camp and continued to train until June.
Gelera and the Philippine team, which ranked first runner-up in the group category, competed against 31 other teams from different countries all over Asia.
“Review,” says Gelera to all aspiring kids who want to excel in Math. ● by Joanna Pagulayan, Camille Custodio, and Eric Madriaga
Gelera bags bronze in Taiwan math tilt
Christian Gelera from 6-Garnet won a bronze medal in the individual category of the Annual Taiwan Elementary International Math Contest 2012 held at the Affiliated Seniors High School in Taipei, Taiwan last July 25.The Philippines sent twelve representatives in the contest. To qualify, Gelera had to join a competition against different schools in the Philippines. He and the other chosen participants attended a summer camp and continued to train until June.
Gelera and the Philippine team, which ranked first runner-up in the group category, competed against 31 other teams from different countries all over Asia.
“Review,” says Gelera to all aspiring kids who want to excel in Math. ● by Joanna Pagulayan, Camille Custodio, and Eric Madriaga
ca-fil,
Noong Agosto 22, 2012, opisyal na binuksan ang Buwan ng Wika sa UPIS sa pangunguna ng Kilusang Araling Panlipunan, Sangguniang Pangwika at Future Homemakers Club.
Nagsimula ang programa sa bating panimula galing sa prinsipal na si Dr. Ronaldo San Jose. Nagkaroon din ng isang AV presentation at pagtatanghal mula sa ilang piling mag-aaral mula sa grado 3-6 bilang pagpaparangal sa ating mga bayani.
Magkakaroon ng iba’t ibang paligsahan ang UPIS gaya ng UPIS Master Chef, Rampang Pinoy at paligsahan sa pagitan ng mga seksyon. ● nina Camille Babaran, Trizia Badong, at Rya Ducusin
Buwan ng Wika at Kasaysayan, muling binuksan
Noong Agosto 22, 2012, opisyal na binuksan ang Buwan ng Wika sa UPIS sa pangunguna ng Kilusang Araling Panlipunan, Sangguniang Pangwika at Future Homemakers Club.Nagsimula ang programa sa bating panimula galing sa prinsipal na si Dr. Ronaldo San Jose. Nagkaroon din ng isang AV presentation at pagtatanghal mula sa ilang piling mag-aaral mula sa grado 3-6 bilang pagpaparangal sa ating mga bayani.
Magkakaroon ng iba’t ibang paligsahan ang UPIS gaya ng UPIS Master Chef, Rampang Pinoy at paligsahan sa pagitan ng mga seksyon. ● nina Camille Babaran, Trizia Badong, at Rya Ducusin
buwan ng wika,
Ito ay upang paigtingin ang integrasyon ng mga aktibidad na nagaganap sa loob ng eskuwelahan. Gayundin, makadaragdag sa mga ideya at suhestyon ang FHC sa mga usaping may kinalaman sa Sining Praktika.
Magkakaroon ng UPIS Master Chef na pamumunuan ng FHC. Kukuha sila ng isang estudyante bawat seksyon na lalahok sa paligsahang ito. Ito ay bubuuin ng tatlong grupo para sa Highschool at tatlong grupo rin para sa Elementary. Dito ay mas malilinang ang galing ng mga estudyante sa wastong pagkain at pag-oorganisa ng isang menu.
Sa darating naman na Rampang Pinoy, makatutulong naman ang FHC sa tamang pagdadala ng damit, wastong pagsuot at pagpili nito. Gayundin, ang Rampa ay nasa pagtutulungan pa rin ng tatlong organisayon at departamento.
Bilang pagtatapos sa selebrasyon ng Buwan ng Wika at Kasaysayan, magkakaroon ng Food Fest na lalahukan ng bawat seksyon. Ang bawat pangkat ay maatasan ng isang espesipikong rehiyon sa bansa kung saan nila kukunin ang pagkaing itatanghal.
Ngayong Akademikong Taon 2012-2013 lamang napasimulan ang pagsasama ng tatlong organisasyong ito. Inaasahan na magiging masaya, makabuluhan, at matagumpay ang darating na selebrasyon ng Buwan ng Wika at Kasaysayan. ● nina Patricia Lim at Reagene Fernando
KAP, Sangguniang Pangwika, at FHC nagsama-sama sa Buwan ng Wika at Kasaysayan
Napagkasunduan ng Kilusang Araling Panlipunan (KAP) at Sangguniang Pangwika na isama ang Future Homemakers Club (FHC) sa pagdiriwang ng Buwan ng Wika at Kasaysayan.Ito ay upang paigtingin ang integrasyon ng mga aktibidad na nagaganap sa loob ng eskuwelahan. Gayundin, makadaragdag sa mga ideya at suhestyon ang FHC sa mga usaping may kinalaman sa Sining Praktika.
Magkakaroon ng UPIS Master Chef na pamumunuan ng FHC. Kukuha sila ng isang estudyante bawat seksyon na lalahok sa paligsahang ito. Ito ay bubuuin ng tatlong grupo para sa Highschool at tatlong grupo rin para sa Elementary. Dito ay mas malilinang ang galing ng mga estudyante sa wastong pagkain at pag-oorganisa ng isang menu.
Sa darating naman na Rampang Pinoy, makatutulong naman ang FHC sa tamang pagdadala ng damit, wastong pagsuot at pagpili nito. Gayundin, ang Rampa ay nasa pagtutulungan pa rin ng tatlong organisayon at departamento.
Bilang pagtatapos sa selebrasyon ng Buwan ng Wika at Kasaysayan, magkakaroon ng Food Fest na lalahukan ng bawat seksyon. Ang bawat pangkat ay maatasan ng isang espesipikong rehiyon sa bansa kung saan nila kukunin ang pagkaing itatanghal.
Ngayong Akademikong Taon 2012-2013 lamang napasimulan ang pagsasama ng tatlong organisasyong ito. Inaasahan na magiging masaya, makabuluhan, at matagumpay ang darating na selebrasyon ng Buwan ng Wika at Kasaysayan. ● nina Patricia Lim at Reagene Fernando
chapter 2,
Ang Trese ay isang serye ng iba't ibang magkakaugnay na kuwento na binuo, sinulat at pinaghirapan ng Media Center 2013 staff bilang kanilang creative writing project.
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 kuwentong ito ang maaring ilathala at gamitin sa anumang paraan nang walang pahintulot ng may-akda.
TRESE: Chapter 2 - Hulyo
Ang Trese ay isang serye ng iba't ibang magkakaugnay na kuwento na binuo, sinulat at pinaghirapan ng Media Center 2013 staff bilang kanilang creative writing project.
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 kuwentong ito ang maaring ilathala at gamitin sa anumang paraan nang walang pahintulot ng may-akda.
cynical carousels,
And then he's going to say, "It's still hot he..."
"...re, as usual. Work? Still as str..."
"...essful as always. Okay, babe. I..."
"...love you, too. Bye." He put down the phone.
I put down the glass cup from the wall and headed for bed. This is how I usually end my night ever since he moved in the vacant room next door last month. My old neighbor couldn't take all the racket everyone made and packed up. You see, this is a small cheap apartment that I, as well as he, live in. And so, everyone could hear almost everything here, whether they like it or not.
But that's actually why I moved in here. I like it. I like listening to the couple two doors from mine arguing over who washes the dishes. I like listening to the snoring of the old lady, unaware that she left the TV on. I like listening to the kid playing the guitar, even though he can't. But hearing the voice next door and how it makes all the noise seem like whispers to me is what I like most.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not in love with him or anything like that. I guess I'm just curious. He probably has only seen me once or twice. Besides, he has a girlfriend. Far away from where he is right now. So they talk every night. And every night I listen. But it's always... always the same thing. It's like a tape playing over and over again. Some how-are-yous and a lot of I'm-fines. He even says "I love you." Still, for someone like me who has never been in love, every word sounded hollow.
I was the third of five children in our family. Ever since I was a kid, I was always the one who didn't get much attention. No matter how hard I tried to make my parents notice me, in the end they still didn't know I existed with them at that moment. So I stopped trying to speak up and started listening. Just listened. To my mom. To my dad. To him.
I continued to do so. Every night, with the glass cup from my bedside table, I eavesdropped on their unchanging conversations. Unchanging until now. It was later than when he usually calls her. I thought it would be the same old stuff they talked about. But there were a lot of pauses in between his words.
"Hey, sweetie. Umm... Yeah, I missed you, too... How's California..."
I thought he was gonna tell her about his work or the weather here. But he doesn't.
"I'm sorry. I don't think I can do this anymore. It's just not working for me..."
He put down the phone.
I put down the glass cup and head for bed. This is how I usually end my night ever since he moved in the vacant room next door two months ago. I smiled to myself and drifted off to sleep. ● by Cynical Carousels
Literary: Earshot
"Hey, sweetie... I missed you, too. How's California? Oh, yeah? That's nice..."And then he's going to say, "It's still hot he..."
"...re, as usual. Work? Still as str..."
"...essful as always. Okay, babe. I..."
"...love you, too. Bye." He put down the phone.
I put down the glass cup from the wall and headed for bed. This is how I usually end my night ever since he moved in the vacant room next door last month. My old neighbor couldn't take all the racket everyone made and packed up. You see, this is a small cheap apartment that I, as well as he, live in. And so, everyone could hear almost everything here, whether they like it or not.
But that's actually why I moved in here. I like it. I like listening to the couple two doors from mine arguing over who washes the dishes. I like listening to the snoring of the old lady, unaware that she left the TV on. I like listening to the kid playing the guitar, even though he can't. But hearing the voice next door and how it makes all the noise seem like whispers to me is what I like most.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not in love with him or anything like that. I guess I'm just curious. He probably has only seen me once or twice. Besides, he has a girlfriend. Far away from where he is right now. So they talk every night. And every night I listen. But it's always... always the same thing. It's like a tape playing over and over again. Some how-are-yous and a lot of I'm-fines. He even says "I love you." Still, for someone like me who has never been in love, every word sounded hollow.
I was the third of five children in our family. Ever since I was a kid, I was always the one who didn't get much attention. No matter how hard I tried to make my parents notice me, in the end they still didn't know I existed with them at that moment. So I stopped trying to speak up and started listening. Just listened. To my mom. To my dad. To him.
I continued to do so. Every night, with the glass cup from my bedside table, I eavesdropped on their unchanging conversations. Unchanging until now. It was later than when he usually calls her. I thought it would be the same old stuff they talked about. But there were a lot of pauses in between his words.
"Hey, sweetie. Umm... Yeah, I missed you, too... How's California..."
I thought he was gonna tell her about his work or the weather here. But he doesn't.
"I'm sorry. I don't think I can do this anymore. It's just not working for me..."
He put down the phone.
I put down the glass cup and head for bed. This is how I usually end my night ever since he moved in the vacant room next door two months ago. I smiled to myself and drifted off to sleep. ● by Cynical Carousels
brave,
Set in the highlands of 10th-century Scotland, Brave narrates the story of a spirited young princess, Merida (voice of Kelly Macdonald) who defies an old custom which in turn caused chaos all over the land. After consulting a witch for help, her family becomes cursed and Merida is forced to break the spell before it’s too late.
When Merida’s mother, Queen Elinor (voiced by Emma Thompson) decided that it was time for her to marry, a competition for the princess’ hand was held. Not wanting to marry, Merida enters the competition on her own behalf. For she was a skilled archer (thanks to her father, King Fergus (voiced by Billy Connolly), Merida wins the competition but in doing so, she angered her mother and embarrassed the lords of the land. This incident resulted to Merida and her mother having a terrible fight. The princess runs off into the woods where she encounters the magical will-o'-the-wisps, who lead her to a witch’s cottage. The witch (voiced by Julie Walters) grants Merida one wish-to change her mother, but the wish comes with horrible consequences. Merida tries to find the witch to redo the spell only to find out that she is gone. Unless Merida faces her problems, her family’s-especially her mother’s and her life would tragically change forever.
First of all, the computer-generated animations were spectacular. From the medieval castle to the eerie woods to the wonderful waterfalls and to the evermore famous fiery locks of Merida, Brave is an animation masterpiece on its own. The setting and the special effects contributed to the overall feel of the movie and made it both culturally and aesthetically rich. The characters were adorable and were voiced quite well. The Scottish accent really made a fresh twist to the story and the character each had their unique personalities.
Second, although visually appealing, Brave can be a bit misleading. At first glance, the movie seems to be about a rebellious princess who will change her destiny by fighting for her kingdom-or something close to that. But, in truth, the movie focuses more on mother-and-daughter relationships. It shows Merida and her mother’s rocky relationship and how they both grow and learn how to listen and understand each other. But not to worry, Brave still has action (though not the kind of violence that some teens might like) and loads of humor.
All in all, Brave is a very kid-friendly and heartfelt movie--the kind which you and your little brother/sister and your mom could watch. It is full of emotion, humor, and both comical and slapstick violence. ● by Joanna Pagulayan
Movie Review: Brave (2012)
Disney and Pixar’s new computer-animated fantasy adventure film Brave hit Philippine theaters last August 1, 2012. While it grossed $223,324,000 and had positive reviews in the United States starting its premier last July 22, Brave has yet to capture the hearts of the Filipino audience and make its mark on the Philippine box office list.Set in the highlands of 10th-century Scotland, Brave narrates the story of a spirited young princess, Merida (voice of Kelly Macdonald) who defies an old custom which in turn caused chaos all over the land. After consulting a witch for help, her family becomes cursed and Merida is forced to break the spell before it’s too late.
When Merida’s mother, Queen Elinor (voiced by Emma Thompson) decided that it was time for her to marry, a competition for the princess’ hand was held. Not wanting to marry, Merida enters the competition on her own behalf. For she was a skilled archer (thanks to her father, King Fergus (voiced by Billy Connolly), Merida wins the competition but in doing so, she angered her mother and embarrassed the lords of the land. This incident resulted to Merida and her mother having a terrible fight. The princess runs off into the woods where she encounters the magical will-o'-the-wisps, who lead her to a witch’s cottage. The witch (voiced by Julie Walters) grants Merida one wish-to change her mother, but the wish comes with horrible consequences. Merida tries to find the witch to redo the spell only to find out that she is gone. Unless Merida faces her problems, her family’s-especially her mother’s and her life would tragically change forever.
First of all, the computer-generated animations were spectacular. From the medieval castle to the eerie woods to the wonderful waterfalls and to the evermore famous fiery locks of Merida, Brave is an animation masterpiece on its own. The setting and the special effects contributed to the overall feel of the movie and made it both culturally and aesthetically rich. The characters were adorable and were voiced quite well. The Scottish accent really made a fresh twist to the story and the character each had their unique personalities.
Second, although visually appealing, Brave can be a bit misleading. At first glance, the movie seems to be about a rebellious princess who will change her destiny by fighting for her kingdom-or something close to that. But, in truth, the movie focuses more on mother-and-daughter relationships. It shows Merida and her mother’s rocky relationship and how they both grow and learn how to listen and understand each other. But not to worry, Brave still has action (though not the kind of violence that some teens might like) and loads of humor.
All in all, Brave is a very kid-friendly and heartfelt movie--the kind which you and your little brother/sister and your mom could watch. It is full of emotion, humor, and both comical and slapstick violence. ● by Joanna Pagulayan
7-10,
The team won a total of 7 gold medals--4 golds for sophomore Pricila Aquino in the 400m freestyle, 200m individual medley, 400m individual medley and 50m butterfly. She was also named one of the over-all MVPs. Senior Joy Rodgers added 3 more to the loot in her 50m, 100m, and 200m breast stroke events.
Jeremiah Esguerra bagged a silver medal in his 100m breast stroke event while Mary Llorente won 2 bronzes in 50m and 200m breast stroke.
Meanwhile, the UP Varsity Swimming Team was also declared as the over-all champions in the college division of the said competition.
The qualifiers in this competition will be competing against other swimmers in the upcoming Summer Universiade which will be held in Kazan, Russia. ● by Paolo Aljibe, Trizia Badong, and Dara Lilang, with reports from Joy Rodgers, Paul Enriquez, Nina Leis, and Aliyah Rojo
UPIS VST finishes 2nd in all-star swimming competition
The UPIS Varsity Swimming Team (VST) won 2nd place over-all in the high school division of the All-Star Swimming Competition last August 11 and 12 in the Rizal Sports Complex.The team won a total of 7 gold medals--4 golds for sophomore Pricila Aquino in the 400m freestyle, 200m individual medley, 400m individual medley and 50m butterfly. She was also named one of the over-all MVPs. Senior Joy Rodgers added 3 more to the loot in her 50m, 100m, and 200m breast stroke events.
Jeremiah Esguerra bagged a silver medal in his 100m breast stroke event while Mary Llorente won 2 bronzes in 50m and 200m breast stroke.
Meanwhile, the UP Varsity Swimming Team was also declared as the over-all champions in the college division of the said competition.
The qualifiers in this competition will be competing against other swimmers in the upcoming Summer Universiade which will be held in Kazan, Russia. ● by Paolo Aljibe, Trizia Badong, and Dara Lilang, with reports from Joy Rodgers, Paul Enriquez, Nina Leis, and Aliyah Rojo
aaron lina,
The Junior Maroons lost to the FEU-Fern Baby Tamaraws by 30, 77-47, last August 11 and to the NU Bullpups by 22, 69-47, last August 14.
FEU raced to a 9-0 run at the start of the game with their tremendous full court defense which forced UPIS to commit turnovers. UPIS’ Gelo Sablan also sprained his ankle with 8 minutes left in the first quarter which added to the woes of the team. UPIS had a run in the third quarter sparked by Josiah Chua but wasn’t enough to catch the raging Tamaraws.
UPIS kept up with NU until the end of the first half, 34-27, but NU started to break away from the game after a four-point play from Biteng and a putback from Cauilan of NU. It was downhill for UPIS from there as they started missing easy shots and turned the ball over a couple of times. ● by Aaron Lina and Juanito Gregorio
UPIS loses to league-leading FEU, NU
UPIS suffered big back-to-back losses in the hands of the top two teams in the juniors basketball division of UAAP Season 75.The Junior Maroons lost to the FEU-Fern Baby Tamaraws by 30, 77-47, last August 11 and to the NU Bullpups by 22, 69-47, last August 14.
FEU raced to a 9-0 run at the start of the game with their tremendous full court defense which forced UPIS to commit turnovers. UPIS’ Gelo Sablan also sprained his ankle with 8 minutes left in the first quarter which added to the woes of the team. UPIS had a run in the third quarter sparked by Josiah Chua but wasn’t enough to catch the raging Tamaraws.
UPIS kept up with NU until the end of the first half, 34-27, but NU started to break away from the game after a four-point play from Biteng and a putback from Cauilan of NU. It was downhill for UPIS from there as they started missing easy shots and turned the ball over a couple of times. ● by Aaron Lina and Juanito Gregorio
chapter 1,
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 kuwentong ito ang maaring ilathala at gamitin sa anumang paraan nang walang pahintulot ng may-akda.
TRESE: Chapter 1 - Hunyo
Ang Trese ay isang serye ng iba't ibang magkakaugnay na kuwento na binuo, sinulat at pinaghirapan ng Media Center 2013 staff bilang kanilang creative writing project.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 kuwentong ito ang maaring ilathala at gamitin sa anumang paraan nang walang pahintulot ng may-akda.
clubs and orgs,
'Yan ang panawagan ng pamunuan ng Kamag-Aral (PKA) at iba't ibang organisasyon sa UPIS sa kanilang paglulunsad ng Abot-KAmay, isang year-round na proyektong naglalayong matulungan ang ating mga kababayang nasalanta ng mga sakunang tulad ng bagyo at lindol. Layunin din nitong mapanatili ang diwa ng bayanihan sa pagitan ng mga Isko at ng kanilang kapwa Pilipino.
Mula ito sa mga katagang "abot-kamay" na nangangahulugang pagtulong sa paraan na posibleng maisagawa.
Sa relief drive na ito, tutulungan ng buong komunidad ng UPIS ang mga kababayanan nating nasalanta bagyo, lindol, at iba pang mga sakuna. Bawat batch ay mayroong naka-assign na relief pack na siya namang matatanggap ng mga taong naapektuhan ng kalamidad (maaaring tingnan ang larawan upang malaman kung ano ang naka-assign sa inyong batch).
Ayon kay G. Gringo Corpuz, tagapayo ng PKA 7-10, "Hindi ito required at maaaring magdala ng karagdagang relief goods ang mga mag-aaral ayon sa nais o kaya nila. Hinihikayat din po ang lahat ng Faculty at Staff na magdala rin po ng relief goods. Pansamantala pong ilalagak muna sa KA room ang mga relief goods kung saan bukas po ito sa lahat ng mga mag-aaral na nais tumulong mag-repack ng mga relief goods."
Ang bawat relief pack ay nagkakahalaga ng hindi hihigit sa P50. Ang mga ito ay batay sa relief packages na ginagamit ng Citizens Disaster Response Center (CDRC), na isang NGO na tumutulong sa mga nasalanta ng kalamidad sa buong bansa.
Para sa karagdagang impormasyon, maaaring makipag-ugnayan sa PKA sa pamamagitan ng kanilang Facebook page -- https://www.facebook.com/groups/144493045688616/ ● CCCA, sa ulat nina Shari Oliquino at Paolo Aljibe
Abot-KAmay relief drive inilunsad
"Let’s do our part!"'Yan ang panawagan ng pamunuan ng Kamag-Aral (PKA) at iba't ibang organisasyon sa UPIS sa kanilang paglulunsad ng Abot-KAmay, isang year-round na proyektong naglalayong matulungan ang ating mga kababayang nasalanta ng mga sakunang tulad ng bagyo at lindol. Layunin din nitong mapanatili ang diwa ng bayanihan sa pagitan ng mga Isko at ng kanilang kapwa Pilipino.
Mula ito sa mga katagang "abot-kamay" na nangangahulugang pagtulong sa paraan na posibleng maisagawa.
Sa relief drive na ito, tutulungan ng buong komunidad ng UPIS ang mga kababayanan nating nasalanta bagyo, lindol, at iba pang mga sakuna. Bawat batch ay mayroong naka-assign na relief pack na siya namang matatanggap ng mga taong naapektuhan ng kalamidad (maaaring tingnan ang larawan upang malaman kung ano ang naka-assign sa inyong batch).
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| Ang mga iminumungkahing i-donate ng bawat batch para sa Abot-KAmay relief drive. (c) Zena del Mundo, G. Gringo Corpuz |
Ayon kay G. Gringo Corpuz, tagapayo ng PKA 7-10, "Hindi ito required at maaaring magdala ng karagdagang relief goods ang mga mag-aaral ayon sa nais o kaya nila. Hinihikayat din po ang lahat ng Faculty at Staff na magdala rin po ng relief goods. Pansamantala pong ilalagak muna sa KA room ang mga relief goods kung saan bukas po ito sa lahat ng mga mag-aaral na nais tumulong mag-repack ng mga relief goods."
Ang bawat relief pack ay nagkakahalaga ng hindi hihigit sa P50. Ang mga ito ay batay sa relief packages na ginagamit ng Citizens Disaster Response Center (CDRC), na isang NGO na tumutulong sa mga nasalanta ng kalamidad sa buong bansa.
Para sa karagdagang impormasyon, maaaring makipag-ugnayan sa PKA sa pamamagitan ng kanilang Facebook page -- https://www.facebook.com/groups/144493045688616/ ● CCCA, sa ulat nina Shari Oliquino at Paolo Aljibe
announcements,
Kindly take note of the following important announcements:
1. Mayor Herbert Bautista suspends classes in all levels (private & public) in Quezon City until Friday, 10 August 2012. UPIS, therefore, will have no classes until the said date.
2. UPIS will resume classes (Kindergarten to Grade 10) starting on Monday, 13 August 2012. We will follow WEDNESDAY schedule on the 13th, while we will follow the regular Tues/Wed schedule on the 14th and 15th. However, there will be NO CLUB MEETINGS for Grades 3-6 on the Wednesday Schedules.
3. 1st Quarter Periodic Exams will be held on Thursday & Friday, August 16 & 17.
4. The UPIS Extension Committee and the pKA 3-6 and 7-10 are preparing for relief operations to help those who have been affected by the recent calamity. Please inform Prof. Czarina Agcaoili or Mr. Gringgo Corpuz if you know of any UPIS faculty, staff, parent or student who may need assistance at these times.
5. UPIS has an official Twitter page for disseminating updates regarding class suspensions and other important information. You may follow us at @UPIS_updates.
Thank you and please share the announcements to all those concerned.
From Prof. Velasquez, UPIS APAP
Announcements for Aug 9-17
TO ALL UPIS FACULTY/STAFF/PARENTS/STUDENTS:Kindly take note of the following important announcements:
1. Mayor Herbert Bautista suspends classes in all levels (private & public) in Quezon City until Friday, 10 August 2012. UPIS, therefore, will have no classes until the said date.
2. UPIS will resume classes (Kindergarten to Grade 10) starting on Monday, 13 August 2012. We will follow WEDNESDAY schedule on the 13th, while we will follow the regular Tues/Wed schedule on the 14th and 15th. However, there will be NO CLUB MEETINGS for Grades 3-6 on the Wednesday Schedules.
3. 1st Quarter Periodic Exams will be held on Thursday & Friday, August 16 & 17.
4. The UPIS Extension Committee and the pKA 3-6 and 7-10 are preparing for relief operations to help those who have been affected by the recent calamity. Please inform Prof. Czarina Agcaoili or Mr. Gringgo Corpuz if you know of any UPIS faculty, staff, parent or student who may need assistance at these times.
5. UPIS has an official Twitter page for disseminating updates regarding class suspensions and other important information. You may follow us at @UPIS_updates.
Thank you and please share the announcements to all those concerned.
From Prof. Velasquez, UPIS APAP
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UPIS, therefore, will have no classes from K-10 tomorrow, Wednesday, 08 August 2012.
Regarding the 1st Quarter Periodic Test.. it will be rescheduled to a later date due to the suspension of classes. Please wait for further advise regarding details of the schedule. Will disseminate the information once it has been finalized.
Take care, everybody.. and stay safe.
From: Prof. Roselle Velasquez, Asst. Principal for Academic Programs
Announcement re Suspension of Classes (for Aug 8)
Text from Chancellor Saloma (7:25pm): Classes in UPD are suspended on 8 August 2012 due to adverse effects of heavy rains. Stay Safe=================================
UPIS, therefore, will have no classes from K-10 tomorrow, Wednesday, 08 August 2012.
Regarding the 1st Quarter Periodic Test.. it will be rescheduled to a later date due to the suspension of classes. Please wait for further advise regarding details of the schedule. Will disseminate the information once it has been finalized.
Take care, everybody.. and stay safe.
From: Prof. Roselle Velasquez, Asst. Principal for Academic Programs
announcements,
In cases where no formal suspension has been announced by DepEd, QC, or UP, parents are advised to use their discretion in allowing their children to go to school, especially if the route they take is prone to flooding.
Stay safe everybody..
From: Prof. Roselle Velasquez, UPIS Asst. Principal for Academic Programs
Announcement re Suspension of Classes (for Aug 7)
UPIS follows class suspension orders from DepEd and from the QC government (please refer to the guidelines on suspension of classes found in the handbook)In cases where no formal suspension has been announced by DepEd, QC, or UP, parents are advised to use their discretion in allowing their children to go to school, especially if the route they take is prone to flooding.
Stay safe everybody..
From: Prof. Roselle Velasquez, UPIS Asst. Principal for Academic Programs
7-10,
The members of the UPIS Science Society (SciSoc) attended a workshop which aims to promote environmental awareness and teach citizens the importance of water to the community.
The Lakbayan tour conducted by Manila Water and headed by Ms. Heidi de Maisip included an on-site visit to the Metropolitan Waterworks and Sewerage System (MWSS) Compound, La Mesa Dam, and UP Sewage Treatment Plant.
They also attended a climate change seminar sponsored by the Climate Change Commission of the Philippines at the UPIS 7-10 AVR. Activities, lectures and discussions were also given to help the students be more aware of global warming. ● by Rya Ducusin, Camille Babaran, and Trizia Badong
SciSoc joins environmental awareness workshop
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| Members of the UPIS SciSoc show off their workshop certificates. (c) Trizia Badong |
The Lakbayan tour conducted by Manila Water and headed by Ms. Heidi de Maisip included an on-site visit to the Metropolitan Waterworks and Sewerage System (MWSS) Compound, La Mesa Dam, and UP Sewage Treatment Plant.
They also attended a climate change seminar sponsored by the Climate Change Commission of the Philippines at the UPIS 7-10 AVR. Activities, lectures and discussions were also given to help the students be more aware of global warming. ● by Rya Ducusin, Camille Babaran, and Trizia Badong
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Next thing I knew, his hand was slowly leaving mine, leaving it cold and empty. I stared back at his beautiful eyes, and I already knew what was coming.
After a few agonizing minutes of silence, he started to talk. But his words were all slurred to me. I looked away in an instant, refusing to absorb his tortuous good-bye. I heard the rustling leaves as he waited for me to speak, looking at me like I was dying on a hospital bed. I swallowed the lump building up in my throat as I tried to compose myself. I opened my mouth but nothing came out, repeating the same thing thrice, looking like a gaping fish in the process. Giving up on talking back, I faked a smile as if nothing had happened and walked away gracefully, leaving him with nothing.
As I walked along the empty pavement, tears fell down my cheeks, tears I’ve been thwarting the whole time he was talking. I plopped down to the ground, hugging my knees trying to keep myself whole and everything in me attached. The agony filled me and my whole body became numb. I never imagined feeling so vulnerable until now.
Everything we’ve been through in that short while and every moment I thought would last were thrown away just like that. He was my first and I gave everything. His eyes told me I meant the world to him. I was the reason for his heart-melting smiles. Then he left unexpectedly and I ended up with nothing. How could he just forget everything we shared together when it was already etched in me?
I wonder how this marvelous boy’s good-bye can hurt me like I was skinned alive.
Literary: Forlorn
He held my hand as we walked down the unfamiliar street, ignoring the world as I enjoyed the warmth entangled in my hands. He suddenly stopped and stared at my questioning eyes, confused by the abrupt halt. Everything was perfect and the weather was fine, but why did I see pain in his eyes?Next thing I knew, his hand was slowly leaving mine, leaving it cold and empty. I stared back at his beautiful eyes, and I already knew what was coming.
After a few agonizing minutes of silence, he started to talk. But his words were all slurred to me. I looked away in an instant, refusing to absorb his tortuous good-bye. I heard the rustling leaves as he waited for me to speak, looking at me like I was dying on a hospital bed. I swallowed the lump building up in my throat as I tried to compose myself. I opened my mouth but nothing came out, repeating the same thing thrice, looking like a gaping fish in the process. Giving up on talking back, I faked a smile as if nothing had happened and walked away gracefully, leaving him with nothing.
As I walked along the empty pavement, tears fell down my cheeks, tears I’ve been thwarting the whole time he was talking. I plopped down to the ground, hugging my knees trying to keep myself whole and everything in me attached. The agony filled me and my whole body became numb. I never imagined feeling so vulnerable until now.
Everything we’ve been through in that short while and every moment I thought would last were thrown away just like that. He was my first and I gave everything. His eyes told me I meant the world to him. I was the reason for his heart-melting smiles. Then he left unexpectedly and I ended up with nothing. How could he just forget everything we shared together when it was already etched in me?
I wonder how this marvelous boy’s good-bye can hurt me like I was skinned alive.
7-10,
"Sa batch natin (2013)."
- Eleazar Briones, 10-Dao
"Sa 13 na kwento ng mga lovelife ng tao."
- Patrice Valero, 9-Argon
"Sa mga nangyayari sa high school."
- Lyka Lubang, 7-Venus
"Sa buhay-estudyante."
- Ryan Cacho, 8-Dragonfly
"Sa mga best friends."
- Zita Pedragosa, 8-Cicada
"Sa unity ng batch."
- Angiee Angala, 7-Saturn
"Sa love na halo-halo, may conflict sa acads, sa love, sa sexuality."
- Camilla Tanchuling, 10-Kamagong
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- Eleazar Briones, 10-Dao
"Sa 13 na kwento ng mga lovelife ng tao."
- Patrice Valero, 9-Argon
"Sa mga nangyayari sa high school."
- Lyka Lubang, 7-Venus
"Sa buhay-estudyante."
- Ryan Cacho, 8-Dragonfly
"Sa mga best friends."
- Zita Pedragosa, 8-Cicada
"Sa unity ng batch."
- Angiee Angala, 7-Saturn
"Sa love na halo-halo, may conflict sa acads, sa love, sa sexuality."
- Camilla Tanchuling, 10-Kamagong
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