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Baring the Vigour of Sports: the Arellano University PEP RALLY 2018 by Dian J Miss Earth Queens Hard Work Comes Project Semicolon; Visit AU Plaridel Great Horizons your story’s not over Beauty queens campaign Get to know one of AU PIA’s Mental Health against bullying JAS’ model students Awareness Campaign > TURN TO PAGE 14 > TURN TO PAGE 7 > TURN TO PAGE 8 2600 Legarda St, Sampaloc, Manila, 1008 Metro Manila The Standard The Official Student Publication of Arellano University A.Y. 2018—2019 Vol. 1 June—September Issue October 2018 Publication Students cheering as the athletes are being introduced. Photo taken by Alejandro Juancho. Baring the Vigour of Sports: The Arellano University PEP RALLY 2018 by Dian J. Mantiles and Warren Ryan P. Revoltar Last July 5, 2018, the Faye Anne Marie Flo- effectively hosted the pro- Were clustered in accord- “Joy” Apolonio, Asst. Athlet- res, a volleyball player, gram. Everyone applauded celebrated home turf of the ance to their year level, ics Director, started intro- commenced the program as the masters of the cere- Chiefs - Arellano University, strands and programs, ap- ducing the players and with an invocation, followed mony introduced the Vice kick started the 94th season plauded their hearts out coaches who will take part in by the singing of the nation- President, Marketing / Ath- of the National Collegiate when they were asked to all of the events, both Jun- al anthem and the Arellano letic Director, Mr. Valente Athletic Association (NCAA), take up their loudest iors and Seniors division, in University hymn, spear- V. Cayco, who gave his which is the initial and long- cheers. Additionally, Che- the 94th season of the headed by the Arellano opening remarks to wel- est running collegiate sports rifer Boy of the Cherifer NCAA. As expected, the ath- drum chiefs. come and to officially start league in the Philippines brand, as one of the gener- letes were graced with the the program. with the underlying theme The masters of ceremo- ous sponsors of the PEP hails and cheers from blue “Unparalleled Heights ny, Mr. Jehu Ray Cabanes As the course of the Rally, did a “mascot dance” and red bleeding Arellanites. through Sports Develop- and Ms. Angeline Manto - celebration was on fire, stu- which relatively flavored Moreover, the event was also ment”, hosted by the 5-time an ABS-CBN Sports and dents from the Plaridel the event. carried out in a revenue of hosts, University of Perpetu- Action (S+A) representative campus together with the Afterwards, Maria Fe > TURN TO PAGE 3 al Help System DALTA. did a splendid job as they Legarda campus students Election of SG Officers Hail to the Chiefs: Tagisan ng Salita Champs! by Miguel Louis Campos by Paul Zacarias, Froilan On August 30, 2018 games Salitang Pilipit, Last August 20, 2018, Hanap Salita and Salitra- Arellanites John Cedrick the Division Office held an to. They have managed to Regenio and Lardine “Election of Division Federa- survive the Elimination tion Supreme Student Govern- Agustin from Elisa Es- AU Chiefs go against the EAC Generals. round which they were in ment Officers” at Malabon guerra Campus’ grade 12 4th place and were headed City. HUMSS 4a and 5a respec- for the final round to be tively did battle with con- Braves and Chiefs’ Home Game The elected President was conducted on the 31st of by Warren Ryan P. Revoltar John Mark G. Edang, and one testants from 33 other August 2018 in the munic- of the chosen Board Director schools from which 5 evi Dela Cruz and Rom ning with a 75-69 thriller of an ipal hall of Malabon. L was John Jerimie Cortan. schools were exclusively overtime triumph over visiting Junsay drove the Arellano bus Both are from the same year pitched for dominance in On the final day, John Emilio Aguinaldo College. The right into the winners' circle level and track; Grade 12 – Braves duplicated the Chiefs’ the Senior High school Cedrick Regenio and Lard- with an overtime and a come- HUMSS 1A. The other elected win with a comeback 79-77 round. ine Augustine plowed back win against the visiting Board Director is Krystel Ve- victory over the EAC Briga- through another 3 games team EAC, respectively. lasco and Arcie Mauricio was The first day of the diers. Salinsalita, Sangay - At long last, Arellano Uni- elected as the Peace Officer of contest was held in Robin- Sangay na Salita and Halo versity played its first game in At 2PM, the AU Braves the division. Both came from sons Town Hall Malabon -Halong Letra from which the NCAA 94 Men’s Basketball collided with the EAC Briga- Grade 10 – Albert Einstein. where our Arellanites diers. Early on the contest, the our Arellanites accom- Tournament. Making their de- The mentioned electives showed true intellectual home team however fell onto a plished absolute victory but at home at the Arellano are from Arellano University – mastery of the Filipino 21-point hole early on. The with Arellano University... Gym in Legarda, Manila, the Jose Rizal High School; a language in the form of 3 home team stumbled off… Chiefs got off to a rousing begin- great... > TURN TO PAGE 12 > TURN TO PAGE 16 > TURN TO PAGE 10 1 ARELLANO UNIVERSITY JUAN SUMULONG CAMPUS Seminar on Awareness and Prevention of Recognizing Bullying Violence, Harassment and Hazing present at the said event to ac- By Gabriela B. Mendoza Seminar: Top Tips to commodate their students. The Online Safety activity was attended by second year and third year students by Christine Maye G. Galopo with Ms. Rodea Lois Licuanan assigned with the registration. The Central Guidance Of- fice invited Police Superinten- dent Lemuel P. Nalangan, MPA, a part-time faculty member of College students as target audiences and the the College of Criminal Justice, awarding of certificate for the resource speaker. AU-Main Campus as the re- source speaker of the seminar. Harassment, abuse, and hu- implications of the said topic. Mr. Nalangan shared his exper- miliation: these are words that tise and his experience regard- relate to hazing. It does nothing but The Master of Ceremony ing bullying, harassment, and Guest Speaker Eufer Pasion condones and promotes violence was Ms. Karina Aquino, College hazing. that is why the Central Guidance of Guidance Counselor and the opening remarks and introduc- Arellano University- Legarda orga- Ms. Ludivina A. Alonzo, n August 6 2018, the reputation, and to instruct tion of the speaker was given by O nized a seminar entitled RGC, RPm, AU-Main Supervis- safety for kids online and Ms. Mildred C. Pañgan, RGC, Legarda Guidance Office con- “Awareness and Prevention of Vio- ing Guidance Counselor award- ducted a seminar on bullying share security tips to others. RPm, and Supervising Guidance lence, Harassment, and Hazing.” It ed the Certification of Apprecia- at 1 to 4 PM which were at- He emphasized in developing a Counselor of AU-Main. Mr. Je- was held last August 1, 2018, 9:30 tion to Mr. Nalangan. As she tended by freshmen, transfer- prudent and courteous attitude am to 11:30 am at the Little Thea- rome Gumayagay, Program Chair delivered the closing remarks, ees and fourth-year college as Filipino netizens. “’Think ter. The activity was mobilized to for Performing Arts and Ms. she encouraged the students students. It focused on how to before you click’ is the cardinal rule in using internet,” he impart to students awareness and Lourdes Mendoza from the Col- that the guidance office is gener- protect oneself from becoming stressed. as well as the consequence and lege of Criminal Justice were ally open for consultation and a victim to the potential harm and dangers in social media. there are proper professional He engaged the students advice to be given, especially The guest speaker, Terri- with gifts given to the confi- Thru the NCAA years with when it concerns the topic dis- tory Channels Manager Mr. dent and eager participants cussed in the seminar. Eufer L. Pasion, presented who answered his questions, Mr. Valente Cayco tips on how to protect oneself and ended his seminar by of- By Amira A. Floro online. He advised everyone to fering 365 Microsoft Office download a legitimate soft- Package and Windows 10 for The National Collegiate not that young, but not they just joined last 2009 or ware to avoid computer mal- the whole audience for free. Athletic Association (NCAA) enough experiences to have 2010, I think, so not bad, wares or viruses, to protect The guidance office hoped season is one of the most pres- this pillar of instinct for what since NCAA has been existing sensitive and personal infor- that the seminar sheds light to tigious, well-known, and await- they want. The thing is, we for 94 years; we are still on mation, to create or renew the students about the critical ed sports event in the country still have to wait for them to the birth of the NCAA; mean- strong password which com- role of online safety in the where by the college students mature, so in terms of getting ing Arellano is still on the bines all characters and sym- cyber environment and how it in the national level are given a into the finals, there is a slim infant stage, but Arellano is bols together, to be in control can lead to any form of bully- and responsible of your online chance not only to expose their chance of getting into it. But, still competing, meaning, they ing. skills and talent on the specific what we will have here is are there on the top once in a field of game, but also to mani- THE experience of fighting while, yan ang inyong ipag- Feature fest the spirit and camaraderie with the other schools.” malaki, maging school pride of their respective alma maters.
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