UNIVERSITY NEWS | PINNING AND SWEARING-IN CEREMONY: A NEW JOURNEY OF 3RD YEAR COMMUNICATION ADVOCATES BEGINS
Written by Trixie Bonilla
Photos by Adrian Quinto, Michael Gueriña and Jasmin Tepace
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UNIVERSITY NEWS| MAKISAYAW, HUWAG MATAKOT: UCC STUDENTS ATTENDS PANGALAY AT MASKARA 2024
Written by James Carl Calizo
Photos by Regine Sandaga
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SPARKING CONVERSATIONS: THE 7TH COMMUNICATION RESEARCH CONFERENCE PRESENTS DIVERSE COMMUNICATION STUDIES
Written by Zandrea Mae Gagote
Photos by Ira Corrine Malit and Miguel Canillas
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NATIONAL NEWS | WOMEN'S MONTH CELEBRATION: A MOVEMENT FOR TAX EXEMPTION FOR MENSTRUAL PRODUCTS
Written by Charlene Balibalos
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exhibits. By acknowledging this we nurture an environment where every woman has the right to grow, and express themselves.
“Babae tayo, hindi babae lang”
Maligayang buwan ng mga kababaihan!
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“Babae ka, hindi babae lang”
This phrase proves a chain of narratives from women’s experiences of empowerment, strength, and resilience as we celebrate womanhood in the month of March. In this time of year we celebrate what it takes to be a woman that often goes beyond
lasting impacts to inspire future generations of women to contribute to the the ongoing progression of women empowerment and gender equity.
Let us acknowledge the month of women by celebrating and uplifting all women and their unique abilities and qualities that each woman
In a lifelong quest for equality and recognition, women always show a declaration of their perseverance, determination, fortitude by redefining societal norms and expectations by demonstrating their ability to rise above any challenge that is thrown at them whilst still creating
The phrase “Babae ka, hindi babae lang” serves as a reminder that being a woman does not mean confinement to a single role or definition that society tries to put in us, but rather it serves as a reminder of every experience and achievement that we have won as a woman.
society’s expectation from them, those that embrace their limitless capacity as an individual.
Women that are often perceived and put in a single role have proven time and again their ability to excel in numerous fields due to their excellence.
A time to honor the achievements, contributions, and resilience of women around the world. From breaking barriers to fostering positive change in their communities, women continue to inspire and lead in various fields.
Happy Women's Month! Who's your Super Mama?🥰
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NATIONAL NEWS | PROPOSED LEGISLATION AIMS TO ELEVATE ENGLISH PROFICIENCY BY BANNING THE DUBBING OF ENGLISH-LANGUAGE MEDIA IN THE PHILIPPINES
Written by Alyssa Nicole Vargas
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UNIVERSITY NEWS | FUTURE UNLEASHED: COMPUTER STUDIES DEPARTMENT - SOUTH WRAPS UP CSD FAIR 2024
Written by Trixie Bonilla
Photos by Karl Edson Holgado & Nicollette Loanne F. Porca
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UNIVERSITY NEWS | CSD WRAPS UP THEIR WEEK WITH A BLAST FOR BASKETBALL COMPETITION
Written by Zharrie Ochia
Photos by Karl Edson Holgado & CSD
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Today marks the 38th Anniversary of EDSA Revolution or also known as the People Power Revolution— a day where we commemorate the moment in retrieving our freedom as the Filipino fought against the tyranny of the late dictator Ferdinand Marcos Sr.
Despite the decision of the dictator's son President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. to remove the anniversary of this momentous history to the holiday calendar, we may not forget all the oppressions that our fellow countrymen experienced during the Martial Law and the sacrifices of those