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Showing posts with label Diane Claire Malgapo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Diane Claire Malgapo. Show all posts

Friday, March 15, 2013

Viewpoint holds Konsultahang KABATAAN




Youth leaders of Nueva Ecija pose for pictures together with the
officers of the newly-established KPL-Nueva Ecija Chapter. (Photo credits to Diane Claire Malgapo)
Viewpoint, alongside KABATAAN Partylist (KPL) and College Editors Guild of the Philippines - Central Luzon (CEGP-CL) gathered student-journalists, student-leaders, and youth-leaders of the out-of-school youth in the provincial youth leaders' assembly entitled Konsultahang KABAATAN last March 15 at Bishop Balce Hall, St. Nicolas of Tolentine Cathedral, del Pilar St., Cabanatuan City.

The said event, themed "Kabataang Novo Ecijano, Kaisa sa Pagbabago" featured  politically-charged fora, the presentation of the Youth Covenant, and Educational Discussions about Philippine social realities, provincial youth situation, and the peasant struggle in the province. Speakers included Mr. Jerome Estavillo of College Editors Guild of the Philippines-Central Luzon; Ms. NiƱa Valdez of Rural Missionaries of the Philippines; and Mr. Butch Miranda of Alyansa ng mga Magbubukid ng Gitnang Luzon.

The event culminated with the establishment and planning of the KPL Nueva Ecija Chapter, as well as the signing of the Youth Agenda. Dan Kevin Roque

Saturday, February 23, 2013

Araullo commemorates 63rd Foundation Anniversary




Araullian students, faculty, non-teaching staff, and alumni came together last February 21 to 23 to celebrate the 63rd Founding Anniversary of Araullo University-PHINMA. Themed “Fun Under the Sun”, the three-day affair comprised of such activities as Bingo for a Cause, Fun Run, Quiz Bee, Street Dance, Booth Competition, Pasiklaban, Grand Alumni Homecoming, and the Hawak Kamay Students Choice Awards.


The College of Education Mentors, champions of the Street Dance and Pasiklaban competitions.
(Photo credits to Diane Claire Malgapo)

A Showcase of Skills
As part of the event, students from the different colleges displayed their academic and performing prowess through the Quiz Bee, Street Dance Competition, and Pasiklaban.

Warriors Edd Jonh Miranda, Ceddie Ariquez, and George Pepito Ariquez III towed College of Criminology (COC) to the Quiz Bee championship. Chieftains Dan Kevin Roque, Bryan Joseph Peralta, and Jan Jefferson Cristobal clinched the second place for College of Arts and Sciences (CAS), while the trio of Jonah Reyes, Jaycris Agnes, and Luijim Jose of the College of Education (COE) placed third in the said competition held on the first day.

In the Street Dance competition, the College of Education (COE) wowed the crowd with their performance and emerged as champions. Basic Education (BEd) students did not let up though, as they took the 1st Runner-Up plum; 2nd Runner-Up College of Nursing (CON) completed the cast of winners.

Mentors consolidated their earlier victory by also taking the crown for Pasiklaban, while College of Management and Accountancy (CMA) and College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) were hailed 1st and 2nd runners-up respectively.

Beating the Summer Heat
On the second-day, February 22, the colleges brought summer’s fun spirit into the campus grounds by putting up their respective booths, each themed with a popular summer destination showcasing the beauty of the Philippines.

CON’s creative portrayal of the Cebu scenery clinched the championship; while College of Information Technology and Engineering (CITE) snagged the 1st Runner-up with their realistic and faithful reproduction of the wind turbines of Bangui, Ilocos Norte; and COC’s convincing replica of Puerto Princesa Underground River landed 2nd Runner-up.

Rewarding Excellent Service
Last February 6, students once again voted for their favorite teachers and non-teaching staff for the Hawak Kamay Students Choice Awards.

In between Pasiklaban performances, the Marketing Department, together with the AUSSG, awarded Anna Kristel Cuevas (COE), Ronald Leabres (CMA), Mercedes Batalla (CAS), May Miguel (COC), Eldon Lim (CITE), Toni Marie Buenconsejo - Punzalan  (CON), Mylene Bandril (BEd), Roxanne Eduardo (CMA), Frankie Sembrano (Guidance and Counseling Office), and Mary Grace Ricio (CSDL) as the most exemplary employees of the University. Dan Kevin Roque

Thursday, December 27, 2012

NUMBERS, Fearless or Fear Of?






This is the 9th poem for 13b42013 Poetry Series.

NUMBERS, Fearless or Fear Of?
Diane Claire Malgapo

What makes me scream?
When I heard the number thirteen
Taking a hockey mask on Camp Crystal Lake
And riding an elevator on a Friday

I am afraid of the number seven
It looks like a scary scythe newly sharpened
Held by Grim Reaper that takes the soul of every person
Tombs and grave are his decorations

I am afraid of the number six
It makes me feel sick
From the sea mark the Beast
Emerges on earth and like dragon that speaks

I am afraid of the number one the most
With my mind to think who will lost
Being odd and the loneliest
Is drowning me in sadness

No matter what number has to say
I will still stick and stay
Going through this journey in Life
On the way to heaven on time

Diane Claire Malgapo is taking up AB Major in Political Science in Araullo University-PHINMA and is an Intern Photojournalist of Viewpoint.  Inspired from daily tragic events, this piece talks about how numbers remind her of fears brought about by lack of wisdom from above. This poem is composed as a part of 13b42013  Poetry Series.
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