Botong Isko Archives – Page 13 of 16

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First Official List of Candidates for the CMCSC Elections 2011

Posted on 20 January 201129 January 2014
byTinig ng Plaridel

STAND-UP enters a complete slate while ISA does not field candidates for Film Representatives. The position of Graduate Studies Representative has been removed from the ballot, while an Independent candidate enters the race for Journalism Representative.

USEB resets USC election date to Feb. 17

Posted on 17 January 201129 January 2014
byTinig ng Plaridel

Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs Elizabeth Enriquez, ex-officio USEB chair, issued Memorandum No. ELE-11-05 changing the date of the elections to Feb. 17, one week after the original date of Feb. 9.

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Stop the killings; disband private armies–UP CMC

Posted on 22 November 201029 January 2014
byTinig ng Plaridel

Statement of the University of the Philippines College of Mass Communication
on the first anniversary of the November 23, 2009 Ampatuan Massacre
signed by 31 faculty members, 10 staff and 160 students
led by Dean Roland B. Tolentino.

System-wide mock polls to be held; UP vote ‘important’—Sindayen

Posted on 16 March 201029 January 2014
byFranz Jonathan G. de la Fuente (TNP)

By Franz Jonathan G. de la Fuente A single vote can make a difference, especially if you are an Iskolar ng Bayan. In partnership with the UP Linux User’s Group…

From left: Sherwin Su, Nigel Coronel, and B-an Catubay of ISA during the Hot Off the Grill debate at CMC. Photo by Joshua Dalupang

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Local party ISA dominates CMC polls; STAND UP CMC wins 6 of 14 seats

Posted on 24 February 201029 January 2014
byTinig ng Plaridel

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…

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STAND-UP, ALYANSA split USC seats (Edited)

Posted on 24 February 201029 January 2014
byKim Arveen Patria

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…

START-AIT wins all SC positions

Posted on 24 February 201029 January 2014
byLowell Fredrick Madrileno

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…

90% of CMC students yet to vote -Halalan team

Posted on 24 February 201029 January 2014
byTinig ng Plaridel

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…

CMC students to vote in mock polls tomorrow

Posted on 23 February 201029 January 2014
byFranz Jonathan G. de la Fuente (TNP)

By Katherine Elona College of Mass Communication (CMC) students will have a chance to make their voting preference public at tomorrow’s mock presidential election, said Journalism Department chairperson Marichu Lambino.…

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Campaign Stretch

Posted on 23 February 201029 January 2014
byFranz Jonathan G. de la Fuente (TNP)

FactCheck UP Diliman called the College of Mass Communication (CMC) electoral campaign “the dirtiest in this year’s election.” We will not concede to such a hasty generalization. However, we cannot…

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2010 USC Debate Forum – USC Councilors Round

Posted on 20 February 201029 January 2014
byRachel Miranda

“Next In Line: Student Leaders Defined”, a debate-forum for the candidates in the 2010 UP Diliman University Student Council (USC) Elections, was held on February 17, 2010 at the College…

Old disputes spice up USC mudslinging

Posted on 20 February 201029 January 2014
byFranz Jonathan G. de la Fuente (TNP)

By Kim Arveen Patria Past disputes resurfaced yesterday as candidates fielded by parties STAND UP, ALYANSA and KAISA for next week’s university student council elections engaged in a debate sponsored…