Buklod sweeps CSSP SC
Juan Carlo “JC” Tejano won as chairperson with 741 votes, while Jose Emmanuel Micael “Mickey” Eva III won the vice chairperson position with 715 votes. Dan Christian “Dan” Ramos was also elected CSSP representative to the USC.
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COLLEGE IN FOCUS: Asian Institute of Tourism
Tinig ng Plaridel, a proud member of Halalan sa Diliman, presents election profiles of the colleges around CMC.
COLLEGE IN FOCUS: College of Social Work and Community Development
Tinig ng Plaridel, a proud member of Halalan sa Diliman, presents election profiles of the colleges around CMC.
CMC parties clash in annual miting de avance (UPDATED)
Each candidate challenged his or her counterpart from the other party in Hot Off the Grill, where parties attacked each other’s principles, past achievements and Specific Plans of Action (SPOA).
Idle assets, UPIS issues dominate USC debate in CMC
The university’s three main political parties were given four minutes each to introduce their respective slates and discuss their plans of action for the USC next year before answering questions from CMC students.
Student orgs host USC debate forum at Econ
Almost a week to Election Day, the university’s three main political parties convened and laid down plans for the next University Student Council in a student organization-hosted forum at the School of Economics yesterday.
Final NCPAG candidate list released
The final list of candidates for the National College of Public Administration and Governance’s student council was released Friday afternoon.
COLLEGE IN FOCUS: National College of Public Administration and Governance
What’s at stake politically at the National College of Public Administration and Governance.
Red versus Yellow: STAND UP-CMC and ISA slates since 2007
Who have run in CMC in the past four years? TNP takes a look at CMCSC slates since 2007.
COLLEGE IN FOCUS: College of Mass Communication (CMC)
Election Profile: College of Mass Communication
The Sign of the Times: Pushing for a 100% CMC Voter Turnout
Tinig ng Plaridel wants to foster and cultivate that environment of free discourse, and we believe that this can only be achieved if there is full student participation in the CMCSC and USC elections: a 100 percent voter turnout.
Final Official List of Candidates for the USC Elections 2011 (UPDATED)
It’s Kristine Borja/Ralph Anthony Geronimo for ALYANSA, Marck Bryan David/Marvee dela Resma for KAISA, and Jemimah Grace Garcia/Dan Neil Ramos for STAND-UP.