By Katherine Elona
Interdependent Student-Centered Activism (ISA) won all the top positions in the College of Mass Communication (CMC) elections, while Student Alliance as the Advancement of Democratic Rights in UP-CMC (STAND-UP-CMC) only clinched five spots as the department representatives.
ISA’s Nigel Cornel won as CMC Representative with 457 votes, with 188 students voting to abstain.
The next [...]
By Monica Joy Cantilero and Kim Arveen Patria
STAND- UP and ALYANSA bagged most of the University Student Council seats (12-12)as the Diliman Halalan Team officially announced the results of the 2010 elections at about 7:30 p.m. today at Vinzons Hall, with the party’s standard bearers also winning the two top USC posts.
Rainier Astin “Rain” Sindayen [...]
Rainier Astin “Rain” Sindayen, STAND UP, 3091
Gabriel Jose “Beng” Villamil, KAISA, 2972
Mario Cerilles, ALYANSA, 2923
Fermina Carmen “Amme” Agudo, STAND UP, 4046
Beverly “Bevs” Lumbera, ALYANSA, 2659
Froilan Antonio “Ton” Bacungan, 2038
Councilors:
5 STAND UP (S), 4 ALYANSA (A), 3 KAISA (K)
1. Chorva David (K), 4159
2. Tin Borja (A), 3827
3. KKK Kalingking (K), 3633
4. Nico Ibaviosa (A), [...]
Numerical results for the College of Mass Communication Student Council elections.
By Lowell Fredrick Madrileno
The positions for Asian Institute of Tourism Student Council (AIT-SC) 2010-2011 will be all filled in by candidates from local college party, START-AIT.
The Asian Institute of Tourism (AIT) posted the outcome of its local election around 6 p.m. The results are as follows:
USC AIT Representative
163 Juan Carlos “JC” Danganan
61 Nikki M. Nicolas
12 [...]
By Rae Anne Ducut
For the second time now, the unopposed Camerata Party will retain governance of the College of Music student council.
After counting 122 votes, a nearly unanimous majority voted for standard bearer Charley Magalit, who garnered 110 votes, with 12 abstaining. Vice chairperson Trisha Bautista tallied with 107 votes and 15 abstaining; secretary Janine [...]
By Nicai de Guzman
As of 4:15 p.m. today, the Asian Institute of Tourism (AIT) has recorded a 55.18% voter turnout, with 213 of 386 registered students voting.
Several server problems that came up before 9 a.m. delayed voting for approximately ten minutes, in addition to errors in the names of parties and candidates on the online [...]
by Kim Arveen Patria
As of 11:15 a.m., only 10 percent of the College of Mass Communication student population voted for the university student council elections, the College Student Electoral Board said.
Student records evaluator Ma. Theresa Cayron who mans the voting precinct said only 110 students voted at the CMC auditorium since the polls opened at [...]
The February 23, 2010 Tinig ng Plaridel Maskom Election Primer is now available in PDF format.
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