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Look closely: a check on CMC local parties’ GPOAs

Posted on 25 February 200929 January 2014
byTinig ng Plaridel

The Interdependent Student-Centered Activism (ISA) and Student Alliance for Democratic Rights in UP (Stand-UP) have released their General Program of Actions (GPOA) for the upcoming elections. Find the similarities and differences in terms of their proposed projects.

Local CMC party violates election code

Posted on 25 February 200929 January 2014
byTinig ng Plaridel

College of Mass Communication party Interdependent Student-Centered Activism (ISA) breached a provision of a memorandum released by the University Student Electoral Board by wearing shirts that show their party’s name and logo during the campaign period.

Computerized elections secure, accurate, says programmers’ head

Posted on 22 February 200929 January 2014
byTinig ng Plaridel

Keeping votes safe and correct need not be a problem in the upcoming University Student Council (USC) elections. Rystraum Gamonez, University of the Philippines Linux Users Group (UnPLUG) president, assured student voters this year’s fully computerized election system would run smoothly as planned.

CMC parties consult students for platforms

Posted on 16 February 200929 January 2014
byRachel Miranda

The two parties vying for positions during this year’s College of Mass Communication (CMC) Student Council elections are both claiming that their platforms best represent students’ needs and issues.

Bagong EIC ng pahayagan ng CMC, naghain ng pagliban para sa kandidatura

Posted on 14 February 200915 February 2009
byTinig ng Plaridel

Upang mawala ang mga kontensyon hinggil sa kanyang pagtakbo bilang kinatawan ng mga mag-aaral ng College of Mass Communication (CMC) sa University Student Council, naghain ang bagong patnugot ng Tinig ng Plaridel (TNP) ng pansamantalang pagliban sa pahayagan.

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CMC parties start room-to-room campaign

Posted on 11 February 200929 January 2014
byTinig ng Plaridel

Candidates contending for council seats at the College of Mass Communication (CMC) this week began their two-and-a-half-week trek to the election by introducing their party slates and plans to the classes here.