11. Mobilizing as Millenials as Society Responsiblr Prosumers

Seminar on Media literacy: Mobilizing the millenials as society responsible prosumers.

November 25, 2015 @ APC auditorium the seminar has been offered. The seminar is part of the Publications office of initiative to promote media literacy among Apcians particularly by tapping the RAMpage editorial staff. As the school media and practitioners, the Rampage ed staff shoul be in the front of this effort. The objective of this seminar is to develop sense of social responsibility among RAMpage editorial staff and APCians in general and to create a discourse on media literacy among apc students. These following people are the speakers of the said program:
1. Edmallyne Remillano - Head writer, state of the nation with Jessica Soho
2. Jan Meynard Nuella - Program Producer, Global Conversations on CNN Philippines Affiliation.
3. Lian Nami Buan - Talents Association Of GMA

PROGRAM FLOW:
Film Screening
Talk
Open Forum

10. Jose Dalisay Jr.

Jose Y. Dalisay Jr. (born January 15, 1954) is a Filipino writer. He has won numerous awards and prizes for fiction,poetry, drama, nonfiction and screenplay, including 16 Palanca Awards.


Early life and education


Dalisay was born in Romblon in 1954. He completed his primary education at La Salle Green Hills, Philippines in 1966 and his secondary education at the Philippine Science High School in 1970. He dropped out of college to go underground after a period of imprisonment when Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos declared Martial Law in 1972. After his release as a political detainee, he also wrote scripts mostly for Lino Brocka, the National Artist of the Philippines for Theater and Film. Dalisay returned to school and earned his B.A. English degree, cum laude from the University of the Philippines in 1984. He later received an M.F.A. from the University of Michigan in 1988 and a Ph.D. in English from the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee in 1991 as a Fulbright scholar.

Literary career
Dalisay has authored more than 20 books since 1984. Six of those books have garnered National Book Awards from the Manila Critics Circle. In 1998, Dalisay made it to the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) Centennial Honors List as one of the 100 most accomplished Filipino artists of the past century. Among his numerous books are Oldtimer and Other Stories (Asphodel, 1984; U.P. Press, 2003); Sarcophagus and Other Stories (U.P. Press, 1992);Killing Time in a Warm Place (Anvil, 1992); Madilim ang Gabi sa Laot at Iba Pang mga Dula ng Ligaw na Pag-Ibig (U.P. Press, 1993); Penmanship and Other Stories (Cacho, 1995); The Island (Ayala Foundation, 1996); Pagsabog ng Liwanag/Aninag, Anino (U.P. Press, 1996); Mac Malicsi, TNT/Ang Butihing Babae ng Timog (U.P. Press, 1997); The Lavas: A Filipino Family (Anvil, 1999); The Best of Barfly (Anvil, 1997); The Filipino Flag (Inquirer Publications, 2004); Man Overboard (Milflores, 2005); Journeys with Light: The Vision of Jaime Zobel(Ayala Foundation, 2005); Selected Stories (U.P. Press, 2005); and "The Knowing Is in the Writing: Notes on the Practice of Fiction" (U.P. Press, 2006).

9. K To 12 advantage

K - 12 is an advantage for the educational system in the Philippines. Do you think that k - 12 is disadvantage? Well in my own understanding it is advantage for us and for this upcoming generations. A fewer back there was a recent big change in the educational system in the Philippines. As to what had president Aquino signed the k-12 education into law last 2013. Adding three years to the country's basic education curriculum. The new K - 12 currirculum giude requires  all Filipino students to have one year of kindergarten, six years of elementary schooling, four years of Junior High school, and two years for Senior high school. For some countries like United States, Australia, China, Japan, India, & Canada those countries has a K-12 educational system and they proved that k-12 could help in the improvement of the quality of education in a country. These are some of the advantages of K-12 education system:

1. Reduce class sizes and overcrowding in classrooms.
2. Is alleviate need for new construction
3. The teachers may spend less classroom time reviewing materials since less time elapses between school sessions.
4. Prevention of student and teachers burnout
5. Increase oppurtunities for extra help and studying.

Change is never easy, especially when it is about a big undertaking such as the implementation of k-12 education sytem however if we join the rest of the world and improve the quality of our basic esucation system we will have a better student or graduates in our future. 😊

5.) Cheers and Chants Competition

Cheers and Chants Competition, as a freshmen student this is my first competition this year for me this kind of competition really built our discipline and also respect for each other. Tourism Management is not just only a simple block but we are a Family no matter what happen in this competition we are still together  

8.) SoM Week

7.) Parasyte

“Parasyte”this movie for me is one of the most my favorite Japanese movie it because begins with a sequence showing one of the title creatures — resembling a cross between a slug and a centipede — making its way into a human brain via an ear canal and taking over its unsuspecting host. Our hero, the sleeping Shinichi, is spared this fate, though the critter invades his right hand, first appearing an eye on his palm. Later it assumes a semi-human form, with a mouth on Shinichi’s palm and a single eye protruding from his forefinger.

Calling itself Migi (“Righty”), Shinichi’s new companion turns out to be a pint-sized whiz, absorbing human knowledge as fast as he can click through Web pages. He can also defend himself, transforming his finger-hands into sharp blades that can lash out like deadly whips. After his initial repulsion and disgust, Shinichi resigns himself to Migi’s presence (or rather attachment) and forms an uneasy partnership with him.

Migi serves as an early-warning system when other parasites — inside their dead-eyed human hosts — are coming dangerously near. Some are hunting for human nourishment, while others are seeking less violently obvious ways of adapting to — and eventually dominating — their new environment.

One of the latter is Ryoko Tamiya (Eri Fukatsu), a new biology teacher at Shinichi’s school who regards Shinichi and Migi as interesting objects of study. Her fellow parasites, however, tend to see this pair as, if not a meal, untrustworthy freaks. That is, their fight for survival — the emotion-free parasite’s only concern — continues, and comes to involve Shinichi’s down-to-earth mom (Kimiko Yo), his well-meaning, clueless girlfriend, Satomi (Ai Hashimoto), and other hapless humans around them.

6.) Asia pacific College anti - smoking campaign