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EDITORIAL BOARD AND STAFF Editor - in - Chief Chrisjean Limpiado Associate Editor Ma. Theresa Brillantes Managing Editor Roy Jhones Absin Layout Design Head Keziah Noreen Comajig Copyreader Honeylyn Cañedo Head of Staffs Ma. Cassandra Leonar News and Sports Editor Glenn Ral Staff Writers Novielyn Sumod-ong Khent Vincent Binahon Roberose Rollorata Angel Canares Rufo Abao Design & Layout Editor Jimboy Puno Field Reporter Jessa Jane Madronero Riza Mae Palingcod Freehand Artists Christian Dave Pelarmo Earl Rusbe Roxas

TABLE OF CONTENTS Pilipinas: Progress o Retrogress? 5 Bagong editorial Walking tall: Overcoming disability

7 with ability feature

participates in Q3 NSED ‘23 11 TCC news TCC’s 20th founding anniversary:

the Prime Movers while 15 Honoring exhibiting exceptional flair

news is on top, seizing the throne 18 CAS with their yellow tog

news

Class of Colleges, Game of Inches 22 sports

Photojournalist Joshua Catequesta Videographer Frederick John Maderal

Recap of success 33 campus lens Pagtaglay ng Literasiya at Integridad:

36 Hakbang upang mapigil ang sobra at

CONTRIBUTORS

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Arwen Mitch Piodena

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Ms. Lyndel Cabañero

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FOREWORD The beginning of the semester has been remarkable, filled with successes and accomplishments. It strengthened our ability to persevere in the face of adversity. However, we will continue to face difficulties in the years to come. Thus, we want to give you extra reasons to continue to prosper through positive journalism. In light of the array of academic challenges encountered, the studentry maintain a sense of optimism, triumphing over challenges and speeding past their perceived limitations. This magazine issue yields proof that the hurdles encountered are far more than mere difficulties that stimulate improvement; this also serves as a vehicle for the community to express themselves through pro-student reportage and bringing authentic news and information. Our unfailing faith in our capacities is the impetus underpinning the resounding success of this edition. We have confidence in the standards of our service to every TCCian. We are buoyed by the achievements, which prompted us to acknowledge them in a wider audience. We also appreciate the encouragement and recognition we've received from the Tagoloan Community College faculty and staff. Without them, it would be unthinkable to sustain TCC Quill's resurgence.

In view of this, we affirm that we will strive for everything possible to stay abreast of the most up-to-date occurrences within the TCCian community with your continued support. We will provide a platform for voices to be heard. We'll give you plenty of justifications to stay maDASIGon. Simply put, the publication's staffers will always find strength in their tenacity to rise above tough circumstances. Depicted on the magazine cover is the resilience of the staff. We thrive on the artifices of campus' interest. As a fully functioning and dynamic organization armored with eagerness to fill the void, we hope that we have delivered you valuable insights to ponder over. As campus journalists, we acknowledge the enormity of truth and its unrelenting quest for free speech. We are committed to establishing an innovative and revitalized trajectory for collegiate journalism as truth-seeking pioneers and agents of change. TCC Quill aspires to continue providing responsive press by adhering to its core value concepts and upholding its integrity and credibility. As you peruse the contents of this magazine issue, it ought to pay tribute to the firm resolve of you, esteemed TCCians, as the inspiration behind the continuing growth of TCC Quill.

COVER STORY The cover title “DASIG” symbolizes the resilience and determination of TCC Quill in the face of challenges. Derived from the Cebuano term meaning ‘to take courage, hold on, or never give up,’ it embodies the spirit of the publication and its ability to overcome obstacles. By embracing “Dasig” as the cover title, TCC Quill aspires to introduce a fresh and innovative approach to its readers. The magazine seeks to expand its focus beyond traditional field reports and English content, aiming to embrace diversity and The cover title “DASIG” symbolizes the resilience and determination of TCC Quill in the face of challenges. Derived from the Cebuano termCHRISJEAN meaning ‘to take courage, LIMPIADO Editorthe - inspirit - Chief hold on, or never give up,’ it embodies of the publication and its ability to overcome obstacles.

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By embracing “Dasig” as the cover title, TCC Quill aspires to introduce a fresh and innovative approach to its readers. The magazine seeks to expand its focus beyond traditional field reports and English content, aiming to embrace diversity and By embracing “Dasig” as the cover title, TCC Quill aspires to introduce a fresh and innovative approach to its readers. The magazine seeks to expand its focus beyond traditional field reports and English content, aiming to embrace diversity and By embracing “Dasig” as the cover title, TCC Quill aspires to introduce a fresh and innovative approach to its readers. The magazine seeks to expand its focus beyond traditional field reports and English content, aiming to embrace diversity and

Message from the Editors I would like to commend everyone for a job well done in publishing another successful press material. I believe that this is not the first time that the TCC Quill has triumphantly proven that press material is not just mere material, it is a sort of relevant material that must be highly regarded in all corners to inform and make people aware of what is happening around. Also, without the dedication and skills of my fellow student journalists, this success would not be possible. In that sense alone, I am very grateful for everyone who is part of this triumph. I would also like to greatly extend my warmest gratitude to dearest publication adviser, Ma’am Lyndel Cabañero, and to our Editor-in-Chief, Ms. Chrisjean Limpiado for the

Theresa Associate Editor the opportunity. I started as a news writer in English, and who would’ve thought that this bunch of people would believe in me and put me in a position with big responsibility? They pushed me beyond my limits and inspired me to believe in my inner self. I also thought of resigning due to some significant personal reasons, but with these individuals, I gained the courage to continue. The same was true with this magazine, “Dasig” where I learned how to say “Dasig lang.” To those who dreamed with fear, fear not and start to believe in yourself that you will because you can. Everybody makes mistakes, and there’s always room for improvement. And also, take risks because, without risk, there’s no whisk—a whisk to eminence.

Roy Managing Editor the opportunity. I started as a news writer in English, and who would’ve thought that this bunch of people would believe in me and put me in a position with big responsibility? They pushed me beyond my limits and inspired me to believe in my inner self. I also thought of resigning due to some significant personal reasons, but with these individuals, I gained the courage to continue. The same was true with this magazine, “Dasig” where I learned how to say “Dasig lang.” To those who dreamed with fear, fear not and start to believe in yourself that you will because you can. Everybody makes mistakes, and there’s always room for improvement. And also, take risks because, without risk, there’s no whisk—a whisk to eminence.

Glenn News and Sports Editorr the opportunity. I started as a news writer in English, and who would’ve thought that this bunch of people would believe in me and put me in a position with big responsibility? They pushed me beyond my limits and inspired me to believe in my inner self. I also thought of resigning due to some significant personal reasons, but with these individuals, I gained the courage to continue. The same was true with this magazine, “Dasig” where I learned how to say “Dasig lang.” To those who dreamed with fear, fear not and start to believe in yourself that you will because you can. Everybody makes mistakes, and there’s always room for improvement. And also, take risks because, without risk, there’s no whisk—a whisk to eminence.

Kez Layout and Graphic Design Head

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BAGONG PILIPINAS: Progress o Retrogress?

EDITORYAL

APPROVAL RATINGS

65%

73%

Setyembre 2023

Mula Hunyo 2023

80%

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84%

“I know that the state of the nation is sound, and is improving. Dumating na po ang Bagong Pilipinas.” ito ang mensahe ng ating Pangulong Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos, Jr., sa taong 2023. Subalit, karamihan sa mga mamamayang Pilipino ngayon, kung hindi lahat, ay may kontradiksyon patungkol sa pinaka-importanteng usapin ngayon sa ating bansa— Bagong Pilipinas: Progress o Retrogress? Ano na nga ba talaga ang kalagayan ng bagong Pilipinas ngayon?

a isang taon at tatlong buwan na panunungkulan ng ika - labimpitong

. Pangulo ng Pilipinas (Bongbong Marcos), masasabi na ba nating may mga pagbabago na tayong nakikita dito sa ating bansa? Ramdam na ba natin ang pag-unlad ng ating ekonomiya, lalong-lalo na sa mga sektor ng

95.7%

Employment Rate PREVIOUSLY 82.4% DURING PANDEMIC

5.4%

nagkaroon ng pandemya. Positibong dagdag pa nito, ang sektor ng kalusugan ay nakagawa rin ng higit pa sa 3,400 na proyekto sa layong mapalawig at mapabuti pa ang mga pampublikong health facilities hinggil sa pag-unlad ng pangkalusugusang adbokasiya.

Inflation Rate

edukasyon, kalusugan, pangkabuhayan, at agrikultura? O di kaya nama'y ganoon pa rin

Sa negatibong panig, nakatanggap rin ng mga pagbatikos at umani ng samutsaring negatibong komento ang administrasyon ni Pangulong Marcos Jr. nitong mga nagdaang buwan. Ayon sa Pulse Asia survey, bumaba ang approval ratings nina Presidente Bongbong Marcos mula sa 80%

ang estado ng Pilipinas" ngayon?

hanggang sa 65% at kay Bise-Presidente Sara Duterte, mula sa 84% hanggang sa 73% sa parehong taon (Hunyo-Setyembre 2023). Pormal na ipinaliwanag ito ng Pulse Asia

sinasabi

nating

"Bagong

Sa ikalawang State Of the Nation Address (SONA) ng ating Pangulong Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos, Jr., ibinahagi nito ang komprehensibong pagtatasa kaugnay sa kasalukuyang estado ng Pilipinas nang may solidong kumpyansa sa kabila ng mga bumabatikos sa kaniyang panenerbisyo. Ayon sa kaniyang talumpati, ang pagganap o performance ng kaniyang kasalukuyang administrasyon ay bumubuti na at nagpapakita na ng positibong resulta lalo na sa labin-limang focal areas kagaya ng: ekonomiya at seguridad sa pagkain; imprastaktura; Maharlika Investment Fund; enerhiya; unipormeng tauhan; edukasyon; kalusugan; patakarang panlabas; pamumuhunan; digitalisasyon at internet; mga migranteng manggagawa; pabahay; muling pagtutok sa kontra droga, Bangsamoro Autonomous Region of Muslim Mindanao (BARMM); insurhensiya; at priority bills. Sa katunayan, idiniin rin ng Pangulo na ang ating ekonomiya nitong mga nakaraang buwan ay muling "nabuhay at bumata" sa kadahilanang bumaba ang pursyento ng inflation rate sa bansa ng 5.4% kasabay sa pagtaas ng pursyento sa trabaho na may 95.7% kung ikukumpara sa 82.4% noong mga taong nagkaroon. .. Q uill publication

na lehitimo ang naging resulta ng surbey dahil ito ay kanilang isinagawa noong Setyembre 10-14 ng naturang taon. Aniya pa nito, ang poll ay nagsasaad lamang na ang pangunahing dahilan sa pagbaba ng approval ratings ng Presidente, gayundin ng Bise-Presidente, ay sa kadahilanang may mga hindi kaaya-ayang nagaganap sa isang punto ng pagpapaunlad kagaya nalang ng 2024 budget deliberations sa Kongreso, kung saan ang "confidential and intelligence funds" ng mga ahensya ng gobyerno ay kwinestyon at binigyang-diin alinsunod sa Executive Order No. 39.

We've been through times of bitter division but united we came through to this when we shall begin again. But better. saad ni Presidente Bongbong Marcos noong siya ay opisyal na iprinoklama sa naturang posisyon. Dahil sa pangako ng Pangulo, karamihan sa mga mamamayang Pilipino ay umasa at naniwala na magkakaroon na ng pagbabago ang bansang Pilipinas. Ngunit sa isang punto, marami ang nadismaya dahil ayon sa iba't-ibang surbey kamakailan, wala pa ring nagbabago sa "Bagong Pilipinas" na gustong makamit ng bawat-Pilipino ngayon. Sa pangkalahatan, ang mga impormasyong ito ay naglalahad lamang na ang estado ng ating bansa sa kasalukuyan ay nasa ilalim pa ng pagmamasid, dahil wala pa namang mataas at matibay na pruweba na nagpapatunay na ramdam na ng bawat-Pilipino ang pag-unlad ng "Bagong Pilipinas". Sa kabilang banda, nawa'y atin ring isaisip na hindi lamang nakasalalay sa ating Presidente o kahit man sa anong sektor ng gobyerno upang makamit natin ang pagbabago at mapa-unlad pa ang kinabukasan ng ating bansa, dahil kahit ang katagang "Ang pagbabago ay nagsisimula sa ating mga sarili" ay bukambibig na ng nakararami, hindi pa rin natin ito lubos na naisasakatuparan nang mabuti. Q

FEATURES

elebrating The Guiding Lights: Appreciating The Unsung Heroes

_______________________ by Angel Canares

ith the theme, “Together4Teachers” Tagoloan Community College celebrated World Teachers' Day from September 5 to October 5, 2023, to acknowledge their service and dedication as the molders of other professions. Teachers are often known as the unsung heroes of the present time. Shaping the younger generation through presenting knowledge, fostering morals, and developing each student's potential. Teachers act as beacons of inspiration, guiding their students toward achievement and personal development with their unrelenting dedication, enthusiasm, and commitment.

Serving far beyond the call of duty to prepare lesson plans, strategies, innovative methods of instruction, and engaging activities for the students, teachers only show that their hard work and determination put into teaching students not only academic-related content, but as well as valuable life lessons and skills, are indeed priceless as they make make time to adapt and bridge the gap among diverse students, while integrating inclusive learning inside the school. In light of this, teachers' efforts should always be celebrated and acknowledged not just on Teachers’ Day, but every single day. Together, let us express our gratitude, admiration, respect, support, and appreciation for our selfless heroes.

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FEATURES

Walking Tall:

Overcoming Disability with Ability

n a world often preoccupied with the pursuit of perfection, Ivan T. Aparilla, a 21year-old and a third-year Bachelor of Elementary Education (BEED) student, stands as a testament to people who had once lost their indomitable human spirit. His story is not just one of resilience but also an inspiring tale of acceptance, illustrating how determination and bravery can turn one's disability into an opportunity for growth and inspiration.

“ IVAN T. APARILLA, 21

Bachelor of Elementary Education

Ivan's journey began with a tragic vehicular accident that occurred when he was just two years old. Recounting the incident, he shared that his mother was holding him when his upper shirt got entangled into the motor's wheel. Although he was successfully revived, the accident left him and his left leg severely affected, hindering its chance of recovering. While doctors presented him a glimmer of hope for recovery, however, limited financial resources led the family to accept the reality and cherish Ivan's life instead. Four years had passed, Ivan's condition bore with stoicism— a belief that people don't have the control over things, or even much, of what may happen in life. Still and all, Ivan reflected on the circumstance that he had, allowing him to question the life he never imagined of having at the age of 18. His yearning to have the legs that most ordinary people have, led him to feel jealous at times as he watched other people move freely. “I wanted to be a policeman," Ivan shared with a smile, but he was sensible enough to know that daydreaming about what might have been would not change his reality. Instead, he chose to embrace his condition and use it as a source of inspiration for his future students. In this instance, he wants to consider and reflect that perhaps, his calling is not to be a policeman, but rather to shape and inspire someone to become one. Consequently, Ivan admits that even some negative thoughts are still creeping into his mind, he still, with all his might, refuses to let those consume him. He firmy believes that if he lets his circumstance get the upper hand, it will just jeopardize his goals in life. That is why, instead of aiming on things that are not even there, he opts to celebrate what he has got and tries to find solace in the idea that even though his left leg is no longer the same as it was, he still considers himself as a blessed and a fortunate human being despite his condition.

In matters of the heart, Ivan still faces another kind of challenge; he concerns himself with the idea that his condition may pose a hurdle on his personal relationships. Nevertheless, in spite of some hard questions he sometimes throw to the world and even to himself, he still tries to live for the hope of it all that someday, someone will see his physical limitations as something worthy of anything and not a burden nor an impairment to love someone and be loved by someone. The story of Ivan T. Aparilla reminds all of us that having a disability does not diminish our humanity; rather, it amplifies our strengths and motivates our spirits to make it all through despite everything. With Ivan's ways of overcoming the waves of his life, he only proves the notion that one's disability can never suppress a person who has a resilient heart and a determined mind. This captivating story, in addition, allows us to reflect that we may all bear our own burdens in life, however, we just need to take note that we don't have to carry everything at once, especially if it feels too much to carry on our ends. To put everything into account, Ivan's story is a notable testament to everyone— who are currently dealing with their own battles— that we can definitely transcend our physical limitations into something bigger by dreaming bigger. Today, as he looks back on his journey, he has a message for his younger self and likewise to everyone: “If you encounter challenges along the way, remember that you can overcome them. Just keep pushing forward; as long as you can handle it, you can do it. If it becomes too heavy to endure, it's okay to take a break. You don't have to bear an excessive burden, especially if it becomes too much to carry.”

NEWS

General Orientation 2023: A Frontage for Freshies and Transferees by Roy Jhones Absin With the theme "TCCians Together We Rise: Unleashing Potential and Igniting Passion," the General Orientation for the Academic Year 2023-2024 was taken into account on August 25, 2023, at Tagoloan Dome, where new faces of Tagoloan Community College were gathered to unbridle their potential as an aspiring TCCian.

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President, Atty. Nadya B. Emano-Elipe.

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staff of TCC, was full of wisdom, fun, and

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NEWS

T College of Hospitality Management successfully carried out 11th HIMAMAT 2023 by Chrisjean Limpiado Spearheaded by the Student Body Organization under the guidance of SBO Adviser Mr. Juvic D. Labrador, MBAHRM, the College of Hospitality Management holds its annual department orientation to create linkages and provide information on the policies toward the students held on September 6, 2023, at Tagoloan Community College Covered Court.

ith the theme "HIMAMAT 2023: Ako, Ikaw, Sila Padayon ang Kadasig," the students are informed of the necessary information to ensure a successful academic year. During the orientation, the esteemed faculty members, representatives from various organizations, and classroom officers were formally introduced. Following that, Ms. Janicel Macarulay, the Secretary of the Student Supreme Council (SSC), led the officers in a formal oath-taking.

The discussion of the general services offered, which include the Registrar, Student Information System (SIS) and Online ID Processing, Guidance and Counseling Services, School Clinic Services, UniFAST and other HM-related services and activities, was taken into account. The department orientation concluded with an intermission number from every section and closing remarks from the SBO Governor, Ms. Crisly M. Bernal. The Dean of the College of Hospitality Management, Mr. Ludger Hope T. Saldivar, MSHM, emphasized the significance of the department orientation in his welcome address.

Mr. Ludger Hope T. Saldivar, MSHM

Dean of the College of Hospitality Management

NEWS

CHM dominates

KUMBIRA 2023 AS 1ST RUNNER UP

by Maria Cassandra Leonar

The College of Hospitality Management of Tagoloan Community College dominated KUMBIRA 2023, securing 20 awards. The event celebrated its 27th year of culinary excellence with the theme "Championing Local Flavors: Our Cuisine, Our Coffee." Organized by the Cagayan De Oro Hotel and Restaurant Association (COHARA), the event ran for three days from October 11th to the 13th, held at the Atrium, Limketkai.

uring the awarding ceremony, Jeffrey Limbonhai, President of COHARA, delivered a message, emphasizing .......... that participation in the event was a learning experience promoting growth and connections. He encouraged the contestants to embrace the journey, regardless of victory or defeat. Chef Norbert Gandler, one of the judges of KUMBIRA 2023 and the executive director of the International School for Culinary Arts and Hotel Management, offered wisdom to the competitors, stating, "When you come to a competition like this, your aim is to win medals, but there's much more to it. If you're new, you cannot right away win; it takes experience. I hope you gained valuable experience from the judges and your fellow competitors, which is the true purpose of this competition. For those who did not win this time, please, don't give up; this is just the beginning. With experience, you will achieve success." Chef Gandler praised this year's theme, emphasizing the need to showcase Filipino cuisine's unique identity and appeal to both locals and foreigners, ultimately raising Filipino culinary art to international recognition.

Congressman Rufus Rodriguez from Cagayan de Oro's 2nd District attended the event and expressed his support for KUMBIRA, which has grown immensely over the years. He commended the event for its continued success and highlighted the importance of culinary education and competition. The College of Hospitality Management at Tagoloan Community College excelled in various categories during KUMBIRA 2023, receiving a total of 20 awards across different divisions:

Student Division

Professional Division

Award: Diploma

1. Table Setting for Two (Outdoor Setting)

1. Chicken Humba 2. Buffet Table Centerpiecce

Award: Gold

1. Chicken Humba Award: Silver

1. Cake Decorating (Wedding) 2. Flairtending 3. Beef Randang (Regional Recipe) Award: Bronze

1. Dining Table Floral with Theme 2. Buffet Table Centerpiece 3. Mindanao Pica Pica Tray 4. Plated Hot and Cold Dessert 5. Regional Fruit Jam

Open Category

Award: Gold

1. Plated Hot and Cold Dessert 2. Regional Fruit Jam Award: Silver

1. Cake Decorating (Wedding) Award: Bronze

1. Dining Table Floral with Theme 2. Beed Randang (Regional Recipe)

Other Rewards Award: Champion

1. Kumbira Cake Master

Award: Silver

Award: 2nd Runner Up

1. Cold Brew Challenge

1. Kumbira Bar Master

The Champion for Kumbira Cake Master was awarded a prize of 10,000 pesos, a unit of a two-burner gas stove with an LPG tank, and a TESDA scholarship. The College of Hospitality Management at Tagoloan Community College earned the title of 1st Runner-Up in both the student and professional categories at KUMBIRA 2023. Their culinary achievements continue to shine as a testament to their dedication and passion for the culinary arts.

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EXCLUSIVE

Intramurals 2023 Commences with a Thanksgiving Mass by Novielyn Sumod- ong

o strike up the week-long celebration of the 20th Founding Anniversary of Tagoloan Community College and Intramurals 2023, a thanksgiving mass was taken into account this morning, November 6, at TCC covered court. It was officiated by Rev. Fr. Robert Pajo, SSJV and was attended by Dr. Kharen Jane S. Ungab, Vice President for Administration; Merilyn A. Tangon, Vice President of Academic Affairs; college deans; faculty and staff; SSC and SBO officers; students; and athletes from different colleges of the school. The covered court was filled with optimism throughout the ceremony, especially when Fr. Robert expressed his inspiring homily. TCC Minstrels also lit the atmosphere by serving as the choir. Dr. Ungab, on behalf of the College OIC President, Hon. Mayor Nadya E. Elipe, expressed her gratitude to everyone who attended the said ceremony. As the mass concluded, everyone was filled with gratitude and positivity for the success of the upcoming related events.

FEATURES

On transit to permeate the whistle of great sportsmanship by Novielyn Sumod- ong

n a vibrant proof of unity and sportsmanship, TCCians, together with distinguished team members, athletes, faculty and staff, paraded their excitement from the institution to the Tagoloan Dome for a week-long celebration of Intramurals 2023. They marched and lined up as one, with grace and a sense of surplus pleasure, where band and music set the tone and demeanor for the anticipated week's athletic competitions. SSC President Raffy Labarro and the SBO Governors performed the entrance of the friendship flame and lighting of the friendship urn as the opening program got underway. Moreover, the Vice President of Academic Affairs, Ms. Merilyn Tangon, enthusiastically delivered her opening remarks, which left a remarkable impression to the TCCians.

"It's not about winning; it's about how you play the game," Ma'am Tangon said. In those remarks, a moment of merremint filled the Dome as SB member Roger Achas declared the TCC Intramurals officially open with the vested authority of OIC College President Atty. Nadya B. Emano-Elipe. Brilliant colors have created a more melodious embodiment of diverse skills just for this spectacular event. Indeed, this year's intramurals can absolutely provide an unforgettable experience for all.

INTRAMURALS

EXCLUSIVE

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ith the instinctive aptitude exhibited by the students and the faculty and staff coming from the different colleges while holding high esteem to the prime movers of the creation of Tagoloan Community College, the variety show capped up the first day of the week-long celebration of TCC’s 20th Foundation Day and Intramurals 2023 last night at Tagoloan Dome. Highlighting the twenty years of remarkable excellence at TCC, the aforementioned event was taken into motion in the presence of the founding team of the institution, faculty and staff, and students, who were then entertained as the program continued.

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It started with TCC Minstrel leading the invocation, the Philippine National Anthem, and the TCC Hymn, followed by the welcome address and inspirational message of the current OIC College President, the Chairman of the Board of Trustees, and the Municipal Mayor of Tagoloan, Hon. Atty. Nadya B. Emano-Elipe.

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"Students, as you continue your journey in TCC, always be reminded that learning is a lifelong process. Never stake your desire to learn. Stay curious and break for higher heights. There is so much more ahead of you. For sure, I am beyond excited on how will you impact the world with your exceptional skills and talents,” Mr. Jaylord Adame said as he delivered the message of Cong. Bambi on his behalf for the aforesaid event. The presentation was then enacted by the students coming from the different colleges, highlighting the political life of Cong. Bambi Emano, as well as the musical play entitled “Mama Mia,” original Pinoy music dances, English retro dances, dance drama all about TCC, dance drama, sing and dance diva, cultural dances, hip-hop dances, and a dance number performed by the TCC faculty and staff. As the program came to a close, the Vice President for Academic Affairs, Ms. Merilyn A. Tangon, carried out her closing remarks, congratulating the success of the event and the continuous triumph of TCC.

“ MR. JAYLORD ADAME

Representative of Congress. Bambi

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pair of confident and dazzling candidates from the College of Arts and Sciences—Ms. Maria Chrisandrea Lomoljo and Mr. Romjones Villahermosa—have set the stage on fire after being proclaimed Mr. and Ms. TCC 2023, besting seven other pairs from the different colleges of Tagoloan Community College last night at Tagoloan Dome, November 7th. The anticipated quest for Mr. and Ms. TCC is part of the week-long celebration of the 20th Founding Anniversary and Intramurals 2023 with the theme "Two Decades of Remarkable Excellence: Celebrating the True Spirit of Sportsmanship, Inclusivity, and Competence." Aside from the effulgent crown they've received, Ms. Maria Chrisandrea also clinched the Miss Congeniality special award, while Mr. Romjones Villahermosa capped one special and two preliminary awards—Mr. Darling of the Crowd, Close-up smile, and Son's catering. . Quill

Seizing the most desired crown is not easy for them as they don't have much time to prepare, and the other candidates are also showing their poise and skills both in the way they walk and speak. “One thing I can say is that I feel so amazed, and I can't believe because it is really unexpected. I have a short period of time to prepare for this, but God is really amazing." Ms. Lomoljo said. Mr. Villahermosa also expressed his great enjoyment and gladness as his effort finally paid off. The eight pairs of candidates have faced the preliminary interview and have been trimmed down to three to stop over for the final interview. The winning question for Ms. Maria is, "Do you like in the notion that this generation is self-entitled?" She answered, "I actually have two points for this. My first point is that self-entitlement is good because no other than ourselves will always have to boost our confidence and worth. However, my second point is it should be practiced in moderation. Embracing self-confidence and worth while maintaining a healthy equilibrium can pave the way to a fulfilling and healthy life." As for Mr. Romjomes, he was asked, "How will you encourage your fellow students to continue going?" He answered, "I would show and remind those students who are suffering any circumstances that I also suffered many challenges to finish my studies. Obstacles are included to achieve your dreams. As a student, you just have to believe in yourself." Wearing their yellow tog, which symbolizes optimism, energy, joy, happiness, and friendship, their answers made a huge impact on the audience—especially students—displaying not just their elegant physique but also a mind that could uplift the people 16

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TCCians, knack of talents! by Maria Theresa Brillantes

agoloan Community College celebrates the 4th day of its 20th Founding Anniversary and Intramurals 2023 with the theme "Two Decades of Remarkable Excellence: Celebrating the True Spirit of Sportsmanship, Inclusivity, and Competence" on November 9 at Tagoloan Dome. Blazing lights unified the students, which has become a traditional ceremony at TCC. The flame was lit from the exit of the dome and remained burning at its entrance, symbolizing that the new era of TCC started the moment students kindled the flame of sportsmanship, inclusivity, and competence. As the students assembled at the venue, the program started with the opening remarks of the Vice President of Administration, Dr. Kharen Jane S. Ungab. Followed by the introduction of the board of esteemed judges, next is the opening salvo of all participants from different categories, such as Solo P-pop singing, Latin Ballroom Team Formation and K-pop Hiphop dance.

Latin Ballroom Team Formation results: The first competition is a showcase of the 3rd place: CBA 2nd place: CCJPS golden voices of contenders. Champion: COEd

Solo p-pop singing contest results: 3rd place: BLIS - Emma Leorrine Magampoc 2nd place: HM - Crispolo Quilang Champion: BSIT - Randiels Lapates The second round of competition is the Latin Balloom Team Formation. Dazzling togs dominate the stage, as do the elegance of dancers with on-point dance moves. The Latin Ballroom Team Formation routines shall cover the following dances: A. Samba B. Cha-cha-cha C. Rumba D. Paso double E. Jive

The third round of the competition is the K-pop Hip-hop dance, majoring in the presentation and technique of the contenders. K-pop Hip-hop dance results: 3rd place: CAS 2nd place: COED Champion: HM The event justifies that TCCians excel not only in academics but also in their uncanny knack for talent.

by Novielyn Sumod- ong

ith the full support of every competitive college department that exhilarates feelings and shakes the whole Tagoloan Dome, Tagoloan Community College brings the anticipated cheerdance competition to the floor yesterday, November 7, 2023. Firing up the strengths and flexible bodies of TCCians, the College of Criminal Justice and Public Safety was hailed as the champion of this year's Cheerdance Competition, followed by the College of Business Administration securing the spot of first place and the College of Arts and Sciences for the second place.

Battle of the Bands marks frenzy-filled finale by Chrisjean Limpiado

As the 20th Founding Anniversary and Intramurals 2023 draw to a close, musical bands from different colleges thrashed the stage in the clash of musical prowess at the Tagoloan Dome yesterday, November 10th. Kicking off the sonic spectacle is the riveting performance of the Faculty and Staff Band and Ground Zero in their intermission number, captivating the TCCian community. The clash of bands commenced with powerful music on stage by the Band Paper, followed by Syntax Error, De Kusineros, Mighty Band, AME Rockstars, and the Band Aid, which kept the crowd hooked as each band strived to outperform the others and impress the judges and audience. With anticipation building as each band takes the stage, AME Rockstars from the College of Midwifery and Engineering Technology Alliances cemented their place as they successfully bagged the Championship title and garnered 93% with minor awards such as Best in Drums, Best in Bass Guitar, and Best in Vocals. Meanwhile, Band Aid from the College of Criminal Justice and Public Safety secured 1st Runner-Up with 91.67%. While De Kusineros placed 2nd Runner-Up with 86.67% and was hailed as the Best in Keyboard. Band Paper of the College of Business Administration obtained the Best in Lead Guitar award. After the series of performances from the different colleges, the Dahong Palay Band and Alumni Band swayed the audiences in their showmanship with a cacophony of sounds and melodies blending together in a mesmerizing display of melodic brilliance, wrapping up the series of competitions and events during the week-long celebration of Tagoloan Community College's 20th Founding Anniversary and Intramurals 2023.

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he College of Criminal Justice and Public Safety, together with PNP Tagoloan, had immensely contributed huge effort and tight security to the said event for the safety of the participants.

Despite the unexpected rainfall early in the morning, the annual fun run set foot on the third day of the week-long celebration of the 20th Founding Anniversary and intramurals 2023 of Tagoloan Community College at Tagoloan Dome participated by the students, faculty and staff— 20 male and 21 female runners.

The Dean of Student Affairs, Mr. Rene D. Pastrana, MPSM, concluded it with his closing remarks. With the event coming to an end, everyone's hearts were still filled with laughter, treasured memories, and an overwhelming sense of achievement. The community's ties were reinforced by the fun run, which not only produced an amazing event but also served as an important reminder of the value of unity, wellness, and giving back.

The starting line of the 3k category was from Tagoloan Dome to Mindanao Container Port, Casinglot, Tagoloan, Misamis Oriental was a spectacle of a vibrant display of community spirit, fitness enthusiasm, and energetic participants donning their running gear. From seasoned runners to first-timers, everyone was eager to take part in the event.

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Despite the gloomy weather, Tagoloan Community College has secured the continuation of sports competitions held on campus with the theme "Two Decades of Remarkable Excellence: Celebrating the True Spirit of Sportsmanship, Inclusivity, and Competence" on November 7th, 2023. The clash, spikes, smashes, and kicks rendered audiences dumbfounded, and each team is poised to win home gold for their college.

esports bracket a

Match 1: COEd Phoenix 2-0 Match 2: CIT Fox 2-0 Match 3: CBA Dragons 2-1 Match 4: CCJPS Panthers 2-0

bracket B

Match 1: CBA Dragons 2-0 Match 2: CIT Fox 2-0 Match 3: CCJPS Panthers 2-0 Match 4: CAS Red Hawks 2-1

men’s volleyball

men’s table tennis

Match 1: CAS 25-8, 25-12 Match 1: Mid-Tech Match 2: CCJPS 25-17, 28-26 Match 2: CHM Match 3: CBA 25-19, 25-18 Match 3: CHM (Semi-final) Match 4: CCJPS 25-14, 25-19 Match 4: CAS Match 5: Mid-Tech 25-15, 25-17 Match 5: Mid-Tech (Semi-final)

sepak takraw Game 1: CCJPS Panthers Game 2: CBA Dragons

darts tournament Semi-final bound

Match 1: CCJPS Match 2: COE Match 3: CCJPS (Semi-final) Match 4: CBA Match 5: COE (Semi-final)

women’s table tennis

Men’s Group A: Match 1: Mid-Tech 1. Rogel Sanchez (CCJPS) Match 2: CHM 2. Lochinvar Kyle Vistal (CIT) Match 3: CHM (Semi-final) Men’s Group B: Match 4: CAS 1. Glenn Ford Badajos (Mid-Tech)Match 5: Mid-Tech (Semi-final) 2. Klenth Sebasthyan Igot (COE) Women’s Group A: Match 1: CCJPS 1. Danielle Louise Vestal (CIT) Match 2: COE 2. Krystal Faye Gamay (CCJPS) Match 3: COE (Semi-final)

mixed doubles table tennis Match 1: Mid-Tech Match 2: CHM Match 3: CHM (Semi-final) Match 4: CIT Match 5: Mid-Tech (Semi-final) Match 1: CCJPS Match 2: COE Match 3: CCJPS (Semi-final) Match 4: CBA Match 5: CBA (Semi-final)

men’s basketball Game 1: CIT Gray Fox 68-47 vs CLIS Lions Game 2: CBA Dragons 70-39 vs CHM Green Eagles OFFICIATED BY

Match 4: CBA Match 5: CCJPS (Semi-final)

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by Honey Lyn Cañedo

With a final score of 89-83, the College of Business Administration Yellow Dragons dunked the College of Criminal Justice and Public Safety Maroon Panthers in the championship round in Men's Basketball category, during the celebration of Tagoloan Community College 20th Founding Anniversary and Intramurals 2023, held on November 10, 2023, at Tagoloan Dome, Misamis Oriental.

he massive support coming from the two eager colleges had set the crowd

Well, I just slept early, and I set my mind at

into a momentous and exhilarating

peace and focused mostly on the

atmosphere as they fought to bring home the

real game.

ball on their own homecourt. In the first quarter, the Yellow Dragons defended their throne as they showed their prowess

getting

points,

which

resulted in a 32-21 quarter score. However, both of the said colleges have set the court on a breath-taking momentum as they faced

In addition, Sir John Ryan Panugaling, Coach of Dragons, when asked about what he felt when they won the competition, said that they were really thankful, especially to God, that the victory was given to his players. To be honest, we really

off in a very close match during the second

hadn't much practice

and third quarters, with scores of 48-49,

because my players are

72-70, consecutively.

all varsity. I am just thankful that they have

With all the cheers and restive support

better IQ when it comes

coming from the spectators and their

to playing the game, but

team, Dragons have made sure to defend

I know that 100 percent,

their homecourt with a final score of 89-83

we will win this game,"

during the fourth quarter.

said Mr. Panugaling.

Rex A. Alcover, the declared MVP from CBA,

Indeed, the ball still

said in an interview that sleep is really

belongs to the CBA

important when one is playing for a game.

Yellow Dragons.

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Maroon Panthers elbow Phytons-Stallions in Women’s Basketball by Honey Lyn Cañedo

With thirst and hunger to win the championship round, the College of Criminal Justice and Public Safety Maroon Panthers elbowed the Midwifery and Engineering Technology Alliances PythonsStallions in Women's Basketball category with a final score of 59-38 during the celebration of Tagoloan Community College's 20th Founding Anniversary and Intramurals 2023, held on November 10, 2023, at Tagoloan Dome, Misamis Oriental.

he intense game between the said two

"We've been through different struggles before and

colleges has made the whole crowd

during the game because the pressure is always there.

into a hair-raising atmosphere, as the

However, we did our best in court," said Ms. Simodlan.

court was filled with loud cheers from their

"We feel relieved as well because we weren't really sure if

teams and supporters.

we will win, but then we are happy we won this without hesitation," she added.

In an interview with the declared MVP of the Maroon Panthers, Ms. Lyssa Simodlan, she said

In the end, the Maroon Panthers secured the victory in

that they have been through different struggles

this year's Women's Basketball Category.

but still, they were able to make it through because they did their best.

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BEED welcomes CHILDREN’S MONTH by Maria Theresa Brillantes

College of Education- Bachelor of Elementary Education successfully kicked off the opening program for the National Children's Month Celebration with the theme "Healthy, Nourished, Sheltered: Ensuring the Right to Life for All" on November 23, 2023, at Tagoloan Community College covered court, spearheaded by the BEESA officers led by their President, Ms. Joresa Lim.

he tilt started exactly at 9:00 in the morning with opening remarks by the Program Head, Mr. Michael Vincent S. Casiño. The gist of the message was that educators have the power to shape the world with their boundless abilities, where children's creativity is nurtured, their questions are answered, and their dreams are supported.

Ms. Merilyn A. Tangon, the Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of the College of Education, Dr. Frederick W. Gomez, inspired future educators with their fruitful messages. Stating that educators are catalysts for change, they embody the flame of commitment and realms of dedication to become an inspiration to young ones.

"Let us celebrate Children's Month not just as a time for festivities but as a commitment to the well-being and development of our children. Together, let us create a world where every child is valued, protected, and empowered to reach for the stars." said Casiño.

The event was attended by students of BEED and the ever-supportive BEED faculty, Ms. Khym Cagatin, Dr. Manuelito Roxas, and Mr. Estrellito Gallarita. Several students also took part in entertaining the crowd, and a series of games thereafter. Such as sack race, diaper making, message relay, caterpillar relay, and cops and robbers. The program ended with closing remarks by the President of BEESA, Ms. Joresa Lim, and a photo opportunity.

MOA: COE to adopt RIC-CC P5 by Novielyn Sumod-ong

In continuation of the celebration of National Children's Month with the theme "Healthy, Nourished, Sheltered: Ensuring the Right to Life for All," the Bachelor of Elementary Education Student Association successfully held their second day of observance, centering on the formal signing of the Memorandum of Agreement to adopt RIC-CC P5 at Sitio Malaiba, Casinglot, Misamis Oriental, November 24, 2023. was being started with the opening remarks delivered by the BEED I tProgram Head, Mr. Michael Vincent Casiño. "With its sincere goal, the College of Education wants to provide quality education and literacy for children, and of course, it wouldn't be possible without the help of the community, and I'm very happy to see that we are here," Mr. Casiño said. The said event was also graced by the presence of the Vice President of Academic Affairs, Ms. Merilyn Tangon, Dean of the College of Education, Dr. Frederick Gomez, Program Head of BSED Social Studies, Ms. Josie Sardido, Program Head of BSED Physical Education, Ms. JoAnn R. Hinosolango, and the faculty from the College of Education. As the eventEXCLUSIVE continues, Municipal Councilor Karl Marx Agustero INTRAMURALS marks an inspirational message that continually celebrates the unity of the community, which is followed by the competition for the Best Kiddie in Town 2023, which serves as the enthralling part of the celebration.

Truly, it starts with the goal of uniting children, nurturing them, and inspiring them to strive with hope for a better life.

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𝗥𝗲𝘂𝗻𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝗼𝗳 𝗣𝗶𝗼𝗻𝗲𝗲𝗿𝘀: 𝗧𝗖𝗖 𝗰𝗲𝗹𝗲𝗯𝗿𝗮𝘁𝗲𝘀 𝟭𝘀𝘁 𝗚𝗿𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗔𝗹𝘂𝗺𝗻𝗶 𝗛𝗼𝗺𝗲𝗰𝗼𝗺𝗶𝗻𝗴 by Maria Cassandra Leonar In a heartwarming gathering that brought together alumni spanning from 2007 to 2022, Tagoloan Community College (TCC) hosted its 1st Grand Alumni Homecoming under the theme "Panagtapok 2023: The Grand Comeback of TCC's Pioneers," held on September 22, at Tagoloan Dome, Misamis Oriental.

he evening commenced with a speech by Marlon T. Adajar, TCC Alumni President. Adajar fondly reminisced about TCC's first batch of graduates in 2007,. a modest group of 36 students. Now, after two decades, these pioneers have returned, not as students but as accomplished professionals in their respective fields. Following Adajar's opening remarks, Dr. Kharen Jane S. Ungab, Vice President for Administration, welcomed the alumni. She shared TCC's remarkable journey since its inception in 2007, proudly noting that the institution has produced over 10,200 graduates, a testament to its commitment to education. Hon. Peter "Sr. Pedro" M. Unabia, the provincial Governor, delivered a special message through his representative, Ms. Sheena Rhea Faelnar. He expressed hope that the homecoming would foster unity and camaraderie among the alumni, and that this spirit would be channeled to serve TCC's progress. Dr. Mary Koren Witting-Acuesa, TCC Alumni Vice, introduced the event's guest speaker. Hon. Yevgeny Vincente "Bambi" B. Emano, the founder of Tagoloan Community College and Representative of the 2nd District of Misamis Oriental, sent his congratulatory message to TCC through Mr. Michael Van Domingo, who represented him. A momentous arrival occurred during the celebration when Hon. Atty. Nadya B. Emano-Elipe, the current OIC President of Tagoloan Community College and Mayor, joined the event. She expressed her joy at hosting the 1st Grand Alumni Homecoming during her term and highlighted her happiness at serving the institution founded by her brother, Hon. Yevgeny Vincente "Bambi" B. Emano. The night was further enriched by captivating performances from TCC alumni, including the TCC Alumni Dance Group and TCC Alumni Pep Squad. The culmination of the event saw Jerryn Ajon and Ryan Romero from the College of Arts and Sciences crowned as the first-ever Mr. and Miss TCC Alumni 2023. Throughout the day, alumni engaged in a variety of activities, including Zumba Dance Marathon, a 3k/5k Fun Run, a Motorcade/Caravan, a Thanksgiving Mass, Bingo Sosyal, and a Sing and Tiktok Dance Contest. These activities added vibrancy to an already memorable reunion.

In a heartwarming celebration of history, unity, and progress, Tagoloan Community College's 1st Grand Alumni Homecoming demonstrated the enduring bond between alumni and their beloved institution, promising a bright future ahead for both TCC and its graduates.

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