By: Lemuel Ian B. ManuelPhotos by: Yanna Bayani SoM students who took charge of the Ram Bar The second day of the School of Management (SoM) Fest 2019 continued its festivities on October 24, 2019. Filled with excitement and thrill, the SoM Fest Head Organizing Committee prepared activities that truly tested the knowledge and skills […]
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By: Ella Mae OscilladaPhotos by Kevin Balisalisa, Cheska Serafico, and Jose Realino Former Insurgent Ka Elmo or Elmo Sandoval talks about his experiences Former revolutionary leader Elmo Saldoval talked to the youth about his life and experiences involving the issue of rebellion. This discussion was done during the ‘GE Leaps: BIG SHOTS Series’ held on
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By: Alexus Norsaid D. SabanalPhotos by Francheska Serafico, Jose Realino, & Mark Nicole Dela Torre SoM Executive Director Manuel Magbuhat and APC President Teresita Medado formally open “SoM Fest” Students and faculty members from the School of Management (SoM) came together to bet big and take risks in this year’s SOM Fest titled “All or
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By: Kamille PangantihonArtwork by Chris Harold Medina Roses, sunflowers, and tulips They blossom from different gardens Gleaming with vibrant colors Diffusing fragrant aromas Beautiful, romantic, majestic They grew alluringly in opposite seasonsYet they share a synonymous fateThey will be handpicked and soon wither Some will be tossed in the sky with gleeSome will be drifted along with the waves of seaSome will be offered, some will be returnedAnd some will be kept in between a thousand
By: Kamille PangantihonArtwork by Paula Tongol Vast land hectares and green sceneries with birds chirping and roosters crowing at four o’clock in the morning – this is the environment where a young man named Ten grew up in. He was raised by his grandparents who worked for a large farm in their town. Their way
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By: Julian BassArtwork by Zamantha Guanlao Do you hear it? The air of the trumpets?The ballad of the violins? And the anthem of brass and steel?Not to mention the call of those lifting you to glory and attainment;All incessant reminders of your passage toward accomplishment. Hard work does give way…yes; to persevere is to be
By: Joseph ObsenadaArtwork by Angelo Robles Under the burning SunAwaiting his destinyDrowning in the thought of deathHe is afraid to look upFor it’ll burn his eyesThe desert consumes him slowly but surelyA soul stronger than the Sun that burns himWillpower will overcome death for today
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By: Danielle Hannah V. ArandaArtwork by Samantha Denise Torres “Magtanim ay ‘di biroMaghapong nakayuko.” Maybe there is more to this than just grain.Where the spaces between your toes are filled with the land so rich, enveloping the skin in earth and the muddiness of it all. As the sun drowns you in prickly heat with anchors
By: Lemuel Ian B. Manuel Photos by Cheska Serafico Last October 26, 2019, a seminar-workshop titled “Code Filipina: Coding for every Filipina” was conducted by the Wedu Seed Funding Initiative in partnership with Asia Pacific College (APC), Asia Pacific College – Microsoft Community (APC- MSC), Microsoft Student Partners (MSP), Young Southeast Asian Leaders Initiative (YSEALI), Girls Will Code, and The Coding School (TCS). Code Filipina is a one-day
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By: Donna Miguella Loyola The Asia Pacific College Dance Company (APCDC) placed 5th in the Queens Division and 6th in the Kings Division of the Dance Supremacy 2019—Final Competition, held on October 20 at the AFP Theater in Camp Aguinaldo, Quezon City. Going against 11 finalists, the crew showcased their talents and love for dance, putting in
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