6 CMC profs awarded UP Artist titles
The dean, associate dean and four other faculty members of the College of Mass Communication (CMC) were recognized as UP Artists by the University of the Philippines Arts Productivity System (APS) on Wednesday.
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Ibong Adarna: Redefined
So, what distinguishes the play from the book?
The plot may be the same, but the difference lies in the dialogues and characterization. The select use of modern Filipino, coupled with the olden mother tongue, made the contextualization of scenes easier.
What made Adarna more remarkable was its use of shadow animation, which made the play more fun to watch.
Lady Maroons streak past Warriors, post 3rd win
by Ardelle Costuna Photos by Demerie Dangla The University of the Philippines punctuated their first round of the UAAP Season 76 Women’s Basketball Tournament with another victory after trampling the…
Lady Maroons prevail in Battle of Katipunan, 56-46
The University of the Philippines snapped a two-game losing skid with a 56-46 disposal of cellar-dwelling Ateneo de Manila University in the UAAP Season 76 Women’s Basketball Tournament Sunday at San Juan Arena.
Maroons fall to Warriors for 0-7 card
The University of the Philippines almost duplicated last year’s mastery over University of the East but committed two crucial turnovers with 73 ticks left for a 62-57 setback to close out the first round of the UAAP Season 76 winless Saturday at the Smart Araneta Coliseum.
CinemAyala?: Indie filmfest goes commercial
Cinemalaya goes UP was then a partnership between Cinemalaya, UP Cineastes’ Studio, and the UP Film Institute (UPFI). It has catered to the taste of those who wanted an alternative from the mainstream—students, professionals and movie enthusiasts alike.
Last year, a proposition to cancel the screening in UP did not push through due to the clamor of the festival’s patrons. This year, however, UP will no longer be included in its list of festival venues.
Last year, a proposition to cancel the screening in UP did not push through due to the clamor of the festival’s patrons. This year, however, UP will no longer be included in its list of festival venues.
Uphold press freedom – Pete Lacaba
Poet, screenplay writer and journalist Jose “Pete” Lacaba told media students to continue upholding press freedom by reporting the truth in his Gawad Plaridel lecture Wednesday.
“Ang pagsasabi ng totoo, masakit man sa tenga ng ilan, ay magbibigay ng matibay na pundasyon sa malaya at maunlad na bansang gusto nating itatag (Truth-telling, although it hurts the ears of others, will provide the foundation of the free and developed nation we are building),” said Lacaba, the 2013 Gawad Plaridel recipient.
COLUMN: Beyond filling print space
A campus journalist knows that words must traverse paper and permeate social consciousness.
The ability of the campus paper to shape public opinion is the reason why it has always been facing threats to its freedom, taken under siege by those in positions of power – by institutions desperately trying to conceal the truth from the very first time that student-journalists learned to fill the pages with its mighty ink.
Maroons remain winless, bow to Tigers
The University of the Philippines rallied in the first three quarters and kept the game close before collapsing at endgame and bowed to the University of Santo Tomas, 79-69, in their first round meeting of UAAP Season 76 Basketball Tournament Wednesday at the Smart Araneta Coliseum.
EDITORIAL: A game of hide-and-seek
President Aquino engaged Filipinos to a nearly two-hour game of hide-and-seek in his State of the Nation Address (SONA) last Monday – but no one was in the mood to play.
It is unclear who the taya is – was it PNoy, who threatened to comb every corner in pursuit of the most wanted wrongdoers; or was it the people, who religiously listened to his 18-page droning in search of issues to no avail?
This childish game had enough players, but of who were entertained, we do not know.
It is unclear who the taya is – was it PNoy, who threatened to comb every corner in pursuit of the most wanted wrongdoers; or was it the people, who religiously listened to his 18-page droning in search of issues to no avail?
This childish game had enough players, but of who were entertained, we do not know.
Writing in the middle of a storm
One startling and remarkable thing to come out of those three months of violence was a series of on-the-spot reports, coming from a young but brave journalist who was himself a part of the movement. In fact, he had been present that first long night, and was even injured on the chest by loose shrapnel after troopers fired their guns at the cement.
This young, uncompromising and courageous journalist was Jose Maria Flores Lacaba, Jr.
This young, uncompromising and courageous journalist was Jose Maria Flores Lacaba, Jr.
Eagles claw Maroons for 2nd win, 72-64
The University of the Philippines climbed up from 19 points down and came within eight but fell short at crunchtime to drop their fifth assignment to the Ateneo de Manila University, 72-64, in the UAAP Men’s Basketball Tournament Sunday at the MOA Arena.