The Trailblazer Publication Tabloid 2014

The Trailblazer

The Official Student Publication of Mindanao University of Science and Technology Member: College Editors Guild of the Philippines (CEGP) Volume 5 No. 1

September 24 - 27, 2014

4 Pages

REIGN OF THE RISEN LEGENDS

CEA 2,761

CAS 2,080

The over-all champion of Intramurals 2014,Risen Legends, pose after the awarding ceremony Christine Joy C. Baang and Luzsyl Niña I. Echano

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lory conquers the Freedom of Liberty, Heroism of Valour, Equity of Justice, Strength of Fortitude, Candor of Loyalty and Moral of Righteousness. What else can we say? The Risen Legends remains on the throne again.

Determined to defend their crown and would not let anyone get on their way.

All have witnessed the success of the university-wide event of the legendary legacy for the Game of Thrones’ Intramurals as College of Policy Studies, Education and Management (CPSEM) , College of Industrial and Information Technology (CIIT), College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) and College of Engineering and Architecture (CEA) played for what

they are fighting for. Representatives of every unit were persistent enough to win, but only one stood out. Cheers from the audience dominated even to the very corners of the university gym after the proclamation of the throne and the Risen Legends, still undefeated for their four consecutive years of triumph and conquest over the other colleges.

On the first day, people waited for the cheerleading competition. CEA with their ever triumphant motif colors maroon, gold and white showed off their heartbreaking stunts and breathtaking pyramids that earned thunderous claps and roaring cheers from the audience of various units. Although they experienced failure in other events, still they were the Extra Curricular Champion, Sports Division Champion and the much

coveted title as the Overall Champion of this year’s intramurals.

Before the announcement, a female student from CEA said, “Murag daog man gyapon karon nga year ang CEA kay daghan sila nadag-an nga extra curricular activities”. The supporters were so confident that their representatives will definitely win.

All of the sweats that came out of their glands, the countless efforts, sleepless nights, topsy-turvy preparations and the undeniable hardships that they have encountered during the competition were paid off with the title of the unbeatable. Five feet tall trophy was given to them on the awarding ceremony proving once again their almighty reign.

MVP An Exquisite Pageantry Enthroned for the Throne

CIIT 2,049

O R O Q U I E TA 1 , 7 8 3

CPSEM 1,368

Yellen Dianara C. Bacolod and Datfel D. Felecia

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he battle of the Game of thrones is winding down, and it is time to start proclaiming this year’s MVP. The athletic facet solely fights for the arenas they belong. Certainly, they had been heralded as sports demigod by catching the fires and raising their kingdoms. The potency to surpass the challenged had defeated the contenders. Thus, the sports enthusiast carries their shield and sword besides the thrones they are fighting for.

The Lord and Lady of the Ring Truly, the Lord and Lady of the Ring from Unit 1- CIIT shook up the basketball arena upon winning the throne of MVP in basketball men and women category. Kier Michael Balat defended the twice-to-beat elimination system. According to Balat, “I’m grateful that God helped me through the game.” Furthermore, Julie Ann Tantoy the lady of the ring proved that she could also sit on the MVP throne. They believed that to be an MVP, a player must play with passion and stay persistent to what he is fighting for. Our Lord and Lady of basketball are both fighting

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Mr. and Ms. MUST 2014 Carl Dominic Fajardo (CIIT) Krizz Ann Dailo (CAS) Mr. and Ms. Intramurals Tristan Maputol (CEA) Jerrie Mae Luib (CEA) 2nd Runners-up Frane Ong III (CIIT) Diana Rose Banawa (Oroquieta Campus) 3rd Runners-up James Roger Gadapan (Jassan Campus) IaneDanica Oran (CEA) 4th Runners-up Harry Ursaiz (Oroquieta Campus) Hazel Ozarraga (Oroquieta Campus) People’s Choice Award Harry Ursaiz Hazel Ozarraga Mr. and Ms. Congeniality James Roger Gadapan Crissa Jenn Jamiño Mr. and Ms. Photogenic Carl Dominic Fajardo Hazel Ozarraga Best in Talent James Roger Gadapan Crissa Jenn Jaamiño

Best in Sports Attire Tristan Maputol Iane Danica Oran Best in Casual Attire Tristan Maputol Krizz Ann Dailo Best in Swimwear Carl Dominic Fajardo Iane Danica Oran Best in Barong and Terno Attire Carl Dominic Fajardo Krizz Ann Dailo Best in Concept Attire Tristan Maputol Iane Danica Oran Barbra Pearls Super White John Partrick Galamiton Krizz Ann Dailo Barbra Pearls Face and Body Tristan Maputol Valerie Ortega St. Louis Review Center Carl Dominic Fajardo Frejah Abecia Mr. and Ms. Boardwalk Carl Dominic Fajardo Krizz Ann Dailo

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2 The Trailblazer Who Really Deserves The Iron Throne?

The Official Student Publication of Mindanao University of Science and Technology

EDITORIAL

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ntramurals has always been a battle of who is the fittest and fiercest among the seven fighting kingdoms each battling for the thing they think they deserve. Within the walls of the seven hopefuls is the eagerness of each participant to win and get the iron throne. Legends fight for glory, Guardians fight for righteousness, Phoenixes fight for valour, Wizards fight for fortitude, Olympians fight for loyalty, Archers fight for justice and Knights fight for liberty.

The rebellion began as the four colleges and three satellite campuses aim to occupy the iron throne and rule the other contenders of Intramurals 2014.

Last September 24-27, Mindanao University of Science and Technology (MUST) celebrated intramurals with the theme Game of Thrones: What Are You Fighting For? This showcased the athletic capabilities of the participants joining the different sports and recreational activities. But what really are they fighting for? Are they fighting to know who is great and who is not? Are they struggling on behalf of their team? Are they combatting to prove that they are really strong over the other contenders? We believe that each college knows what they are fighting for and that will

remain a mystery.

The purpose of this is neither to contradict the decision of the judges or the tabulators nor to make an issue that does not exist; the main point of this editorial is to know why is it that the event that is supposedly a test of true camaraderie and companionship turned like a pure competition over the crown. Is it really the crown that matters not the relationship built?

Before Intramurals celebration starts there will be this intensive preparation made not only by colleges, but also the staff who work day and night to give the students what they deserve to experience. Thus, coming up with a theme is part of it. There are meetings and final preparations to polish the overall flow of the program including the trophies and awards that will be set to each winning participants. However, why is it that even the committee does not know that a certain award must be given? Are they even aware that these flaws will result to a chaotic bond between student-leaders? What will happen now that even the student-leaders, whom typical students look up to, were on rocky situation because of an honest mistake?

During the awarding ceremony last September 27, College of Engineering and Architecture who fights for glory bagged the trophy as the over-all champion of Intramurals 2014. There were cheers and loud applauds from the winning team because all their efforts were being paid off.

But, the announcement just end there, and the succeeding ranks were not duly announced. Knowing that each college exerted their efforts and sacrificed their time for practices, it was a total shock and dismay for them.

College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) president Joshua Waban and Supreme Student Council (SSC) president Danica Tacbas had confrontation after the awarding that resulted to unwanted insults and embarrassment.

According to Waban, Tacbas was so abrupt in saying that he was dull who could not understand that it was merely an honest mistake of SSC and not a favouritism thing. Waban believed that they are not greedy on the trophy, thus CAS deserve it. “It’s the honor that we are fighting for. Even the acknowledgment of our college wala, wala pa gani trophy,

Blazing Guardians win men and women basketball title

Ar-gie A. Longganay

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eeting at an intense-filled MUST Gymnasium, the Blazing Guardians stood undefeated in the basketball men and women championship match against Risen Legends and Oroquieta Archers, respectively.

At the beginning of the first quarter of the men’s division, the Risen Legends took the lead with four points against the Blazing Guardians’ two points, but by the end of the game, the Guardians rushed shooting for 2-point and 1-point shots locking their dominion with 12 points against the Legends’ eight points at the end of the quarter. However, the Risen Legends were still at their game, running after CIIT’s 4-point lead in the second quarter. Aware of the contenders’ persistence to get a turn, the Blazing Guardians showered the ring with a combination of 2 and 1-point shots mostly given by free throws from their brood which broke the momentum of the other team at a tight-fisting 41 points against their 42 points in the third quarter. At the last minute of the fourth quarter, the Risen Legends employed a different strategy to beat the Guardians’ 64 over 60 advantage by

blocking each of the other team’s players with their own, but the Guardians turned it down with speed and excellent passing coordination, ultimately sending them to victory with 66 points against the Risen Legends’ 63.

The road for the first place finish in the basketball women’s division featured the CIIT Blazing Guardians and the Oroquieta Campus Archers. The Archers opened the match bruising their way against the Guardians and controlled the first quarter with a 13 – 10 advantage.

However, the first half ended 21 – 18 to CIIT’s favor. On the third quarter, the Guardians locked down in defense as they only allowed the Archers to score two points in the entire eight minutes. Solid contributions from their team caused their lead to balloon in the third quarter which ended 34 – 20. A couple of baskets was all taken for CIIT to nail their victory against the Oroquieta campus as the latter failed to mount a successful comeback in an attempt to steal the game. The game ended with the final score 38 – 26.

wla pa juy announcement(...) Ma orient unta sya (Tacbas) unsa ang pag behave properly in public nga murag dili squatter, especially nga student-leader sya”, Waban added.

During the interview, Tacbas said that it was not the intention of the SSC not to give any trophy because they (SSC officers) did not know that overall awardees must receive a trophy. ”Insulto pud kaayu na i-announce ang list(...) ang akung thinking dili nami mag-award tungod kay wala man pud silay trophy(...)kung unsa lang ang nay trophy mao lang pud ang among gibasa, that was an honest mistake”. She cleared that the only mistake of SSC is their incompetence in not knowing that certain trophy and acknowledgment must be given.

Each college has values that one is fighting for.

This means that the trophy is just secondary, however, the trophy and acknowledgment that the other college wish to have is also a good thing to thank all the participants who unselfishly participated. Requesting for it is not about a full of yourself, but a motivation to the team that they have accomplished something out of what they did.

Medals, crowns, trophies, and acknowledgements are nothing compared to the relationship you once treasured. Remember, college experiences are just for four to five years, after that, you will see each other in the new world out of the realms of MUST and you will just laugh how childish you are for doing such. Moreover, it is neither about who gains the loudest cheer and who gains the least, it is not about who wins and who loses, nor about being on top and having the iron throne you fight for. Celebrating intramurals is all about maintaining the relationship despite of the point system. That is the great glory.

Oroquieta spikers hit golds in volleyball

Earl John L. Cabigon

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mplified by the screams and chants from a surrounding crowd’s excitement, the final matches of the men and women volleyball game became one of MUST Intramural Games highlight as the Oroquieta spikers hit golds against their foes.

Even at the beginning of the 1st set of the championship match, the twice-to-beat standing of the Archers in the men’s finals was already showing a threat to the winning streak of CEA Risen Legends, but they managed to be on the lead at the end of the 1st set with 25 over 20. Discharging a series of overhead spikes and double hits, the Archers took the Legends’ place in the 2nd and 3rd sets on their 25th point mark against the Legends’ 13 and 23 respectively. The Archers had enough resilience to meet a wave of forceful attacks from an optimistic Risen Legends with a goal to spoil their twice-to-beat advantage, but to no avail, lagged behind with 15 points in the fourth set against the Archers’ 21 points.

On the other side of the court, the Oroquieta campus Archers faced off against the CPSEM Blue Phoenix for their winner take all match in the volleyball women’s division. The scorching sun didn’t stop the Archers as they trample the Blue Phoenix in their 3 sets match last September 27. Oroquieta started the first set waxing hot on the field. A scoring spurt by the Blue Phoenix trimmed the Archers lead in the middle of the first set. However, the Archers got back on their feet to stop the Phoenix’s momentum and sealed the first set in their favor 25 – 13. The Archers finally sealed the fate of the Blue Phoenix as they dominated them in the 2nd set scoring in bunches. Second set ended with the score 25 – 9. With the second set victory, the entire game was bagged by Oroquieta 2 sets to none.

Phoenixes, Wizards banner flags in table tennis championship match

Christine Joy C. Baang

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he protective shade of MUST Gymnasium resigned to the ascending heat of the table tennis championship match ignited between the CPSEM Blue Phoenix and the Panaon Yellow Knights on the men’s division back-to-back with the CEA Risen Lady Legends against the CAS Lady Wizards on Table two.

Straight from their matches prior to the final set, both teams competing on the men’s division swept through the onset of the first singles match with a non-retreating rush of adrenaline which the Blue Phoenixes proved to have more of leading to their 9-point lead in the first set.

Yellow Knight strikers geared up a strategy,employing a tougher series of counter-attacks. However, the Blue Phoenixes found an easy finishing advantage with many of Panaon’s off court serves permitting the former to snatch round one.

On the other hand, Panaon managed a 2-point lead during the first minute of the second singles match and was also able to lock a 4-point tie with the Blue Phoenixes. It was in the latter part of the match that the Blue Phoenixes broke the tie with a 4-point score advantage towards the end.

CAS bagged the Table Tennis Women Division Championship against CEA. Ace players of CAS, Montero and Litang, greatly displayed excellence by outscoring CEA players in the singles match lagging them far behind.

The game lasted for four sets of games, three of which are won by Green Wizards. The 1st, 2nd and 4th sets were all singles match and the 3rd was the only doubles. Victorino and Go won the doubles though unfortunately it had not lifted up the score of CEA against CAS apparent prevalence.

The Oroquieta Spikers in their winning spike

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A Dance of Ice and Fire Junella Therese B. Espejon and Anna Kristine B. Obina

Risen Legends Remains on Top

Just like any other competitors, the cheerleaders from the different houses fought for the 2014 Cheerdance Competition. Each house prepared his risk taking stunts and jaw-dropping routines to prove that he deserves the throne. Every house’s performance was indeed breath-taking and mind blowing but not all participants were able to make it through. Showing off their impressive moves and tosses brought the College of Industrial and Information Technology (CIIT) and College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) on the 2nd place and 3rd place respectively. Dancing their souls out, College of Engineering and Architecture (CEA) remains the defending champion in the said competition making it a back-to-back victory on their part.

CEA, CAS Sway with Glory and Fortitude

Fighting for glory and fortitude, the College of Engineering and Architecture (CEA) and the College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) swayed in tune with Latin-American and Modern Standard in the Dance Sport Competition held at Limketkai Mall.

Each category was participated by three differents houses namely, CEA, CAS and Oroquieta. Dancing gracefully in the crowd, the three couples for each category gathered applause and wows from the audience. In the Modern Standard category, CEA was able to bring home not just the glory but as well as the trophy for the said event.

CAS and Oroquieta still managed to be on the 2nd and 3rd places. On the other hand, CAS brought home the bacon with fortitude while CEA and Oroquieta placed 2nd and 3rd.

K-POP goes to MUST

K-POP invasion has reached the border of our university’s kingdom.

11 K-POP die hard fan groups joined the competition for the Best K-POP dance cover. Embossed with colorful costumes, the dancers flaunted their K-POP spirit with poise and danced the way their bias do. Judged by the choreography, musicality and creativity, the Pink Iris, Sydrome in Sync and the Cupcakes were recongized as the top three.

CPSEM and CEA: In with the New

Pairs from different houses danced with all their emotions out as contemporary music played in the realm of the gymanasium. Their intimate touches and fascinating lifts and leaps brought the audience to life and imppessed the judges, and with valour, the College of Policy Studies Education and Management (CPSEM) gracefully made it to the top and brought home the trophy. With elegance, the College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) and Oroquieta placed 2nd and 3rd, respectively.

On the other hand, the crowd cheered so loud as men and women fighting each house’s virtue did their modern hiphop moves and constant tumblings and flips on stage. With their impressive routines, the College of Engineering and Architechture (CEA) owned the glory and the trophy. The CAS and CIIT also brought home the trophys for the 2nd and 3rd place with a huge applaud from the audience. ***

Fighting for the throne, different houses’ mastery in their dance moves and routines was an expression of their will to be on top. Dancing is indeed an elegant sport in the MUST intramural game of thrones.

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The Rhythm of Valour and Glory Daryl H. Bao

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part from the physical contests the colleges competed in, they also fought in terms of musicality. The four colleges from the main campus took part in two musical battles – the MUST Pop Idol Season 3 and the MUST Band Competition that did not only showcase the best talents in the university, but also entertained a lot of students as well as guests.

On its third season, the MUST Pop Band fest winners rock the night Idol continues to search for MUST’s premier version of Let her Go by the Passenger held singing sensations throughout the colleges the audiences’ and the judges’ attention. In in the university. From 18 aspiring idols, an interview with her, she said that she is the search has been narrowed down to very grateful to God for her win even though ten contestants and a wildcard contender it is her first time joining a singing contest. in the preliminary eliminations. A second When asked about what message can she elimination round further screened the give to all aspiring singers she said, “…dili remaining contestants who are then left with mag matter kung unsa ka taas ang kanta six finalists that will compete for the title. ang importante lang is matarong nimu siya

Ear-shattering cheers and loud ug kanta and trust God kay always pray of applauds filled the Engineering Complex course naa ra siya sa imong kilid in ana.

AVR on September 25 as fans expressed Tabangan ra gyud ka niya…” On the other their support to their favorite Pop idol hand, Ms.Chemar Salvado from the College contestant. The finalists sang their final of Arts and Sciences bagged the 1st runnersongs to win the favor of the three judges up title followed by Mr. Jerson Pagapulaan that will soon dictate their fate in this contest. from CIIT as the 2nd runner-up.

Ms. Valerie Gaan from CPSEM was A day after the serenade of the proclaimed as the champion. Her solemn MUST Pop Idol contestants, MUSTeans

MVP... from page 1 for gratitude because they owed their success to the team and guidance of their master.

The MVP’s KICK! “Still alive and kicking”, marked the mighty Harold Carcueva of Unit 7Jasaan as the Sepak Takraw MVP. The power of his inside, thigh and head kick had helped Carcueva advance his Kingdom. The King of Kicks said,” Always believe in your ability”. Indeed, striving for loyalty brings great things to the House of the Olympian.

The Spikers for Justice Rusbel Poliran and Ritchell Carin played for the Oroquieta spikers and proclaimed as the Volleyball MVP’s. They brought justice to the House they are fighting. According to them, all the competitors did their best but their strategies made all the difference. Every attack, shot, dig and free ball they have made had delivered them to raise the sword for victory.

Despite the foe and woe, the Oroquieta spikers testified that justice can still be attained. As the satellite campus shouted, “Justice is ours!”

Straight to the King’s eye!

“Dart is a game of mind”, said Marjorie Estoque, the MVP for dart in the women division and Diomar Herrera for men division. The spectacular game has brought fear and pressure to them. Hitting a dart straight in the eye is indeed a hard thing to do, but, with might and determination, they were able to surpass the challenge.

A Rocket Throne

Gleno Malinao and Kathleen Faye Sebastian were proclaimed as the MVP for badminton men and women division.

Fearlessly, they have surmounted all the trials during the competition- and with the aid of their rockets, eye-opening skills, support of their respective colleges and a prayer they have own each corner of the battlefield and made it on the throne.

Hail the Lord and the Lady of the Royal Table

Victorious MVP’s have captured the spotlight in the names of Albert Vallador and Jeda Mae Montero for the table tennis.

These two have amazingly fought against their endeavors during the intramural games 2014.

Their battles are close, yet, their determination was stronger than their fear- that hailed them as Lord and the Lady of the game and they had defended the kingdom which they fight for.

To be an MVP, one must manifest not just the skills as the sword but he must possess the character and a heart as the shield to win against all odds. All of us are the Most Valuable Players in our own battlefield. Now, are you ready to be enthroned?

enjoyed the band fest. Several guest bands such as Nobela, Years with Maria, Deminions, Rage of Laura and many more performed at the Sci-com Grounds of the university. Afterwards, a band competition was set to culminate the two-day band fest. Drum beats and riddling guitar leads rocked the stage as four bands from the four colleges clashed in the battle of the bands.

With their own rendition of the songs: Why don’t you and I by Santana,Strangers by the day by Shades Apart and Someone like you by Adele, CEA band triumphed in getting the championship trophy from the College of Arts and Sciences who were last year’s champions. The vocalist with his full and smooth voice and their lead guitarist with his finger-twisting lead guitar solos sent the hearts and souls of the audiences into overdrive that ultimately led to their victory. Conversely, the CPSEM and CIIT band rocked their hearts out to their listeners that got them in the third and second place respectively.

“Music is a world within itself with a language we all understand.” This popular line from one of Stevie Wonder’s songs truly proves that even though these contests were designed to pick out the best performers in the university, one thing is certain and that is music bonded and united us all in one banner of enjoyment and harmony.

SSC Fails To Announce Over-all Rankings Roshelle Novie L. Cabrido

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ast September 27, Danica Tacbas, Supreme Student Council president and Intramurals overall chairman, announced the over-all champion of Intramurals which was College of Engineering and Architecture (CEA) Risen Legends gaining 2,761 points, but it was for the first time that there were no announcement about the succeeding ranks of the other participants.

The announcement happened so fast that only CEA’s glory was being acknowledged on the stage. The ranking of each college including the extension campuses was supposedly announced like what was practiced yearly. Thereafter, the crowd was filled with cheers from CEA students, but a moment of silence for the unacknowledged colleges.

College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) president Joshua Waban said that they became quiet after the awarding. They were dismayed as it

appeared that their efforts were not paid off knowing that they placed 2nd after CEA with 2,080 points, but received nothing. For Waban, asking for acknowledgment and trophy is not about being a fame whore, for it will serve as a simple gratitude for the participants under a specific college who exerted much to partake.

On the other hand, Tacbas cleared out that it was purely an honest mistake for none of the SSC officers know that there were supposedly trophies for the over-all rankings. She added that there was no ‘favoritism’ thing between her and CEA, “…makaya man gani namu mag invest ug inana ka mahal na trophy kung nakabalo lang gyud mi ingun ana diay then why not nga nagasto sad mi ug trophy nga para sa ilaha…”. She further said that the participating candidates were ranked, but were not announced during the awarding ceremony, clearly saying that it was an honest mistake.

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Editorial Board & Staff S . Y. 2 0 1 4 - 2 0 1 5

Publisher Students of MUST Editor-in-Chief Roshelle Novie L. Cabrido Managing Editor - Finance April Rose T. Cahucom Creative Director Renz Marion F. Osa Senior Staff Writers Christine Joy C. Baang Orejet T. Guerrero Ar-gie A. Longganay Dav Jethro C. Santos

Official Contributors Kenneth Jumar P. Aborido Yellen Dianara C. Bacolod Daryl H. Bao Earl John L. Cabigon Luzsyl Niña I. Echano Junella Therese B. Espejon Datfel D. Felecia Anna Kristine B. Obina Cris Roger B. Olape Moderator Maristela Binongo-Sy, DALC

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Game of Thrones: Have you fought for what you were fighting for?

College Coins Credit to: Supreme Student Council

A Beautiful Affair in MUST (INTRAMURALS EDITION) The Inner Musings of Doone Mariano

“ Hala uuy! Wala man nisugot si Miss Gwapa na mag uban mi pagsuroy sa tibuok campus.(Sad face si manenoy[]). I already know her name and I have her phone digits pero diha ra taman. Anyway, nagvibrate akong phone nga naa sa deepest trench sa akong bulsa. Kinsa kaha ni, nga number raman ni Mama ug ni Miss Gwapa ang naa saakong contact?

FROM : SSC

“ Hello MUSTeans! Your long wait is over. Brace yourself to this year’s intramurals with the theme: GAME OF THRONES, What are you fighting for?”

Tuod ba, Intramurals naman diay ugma!? Etext nalang nako si Maria Crystallina Montegrande y Aldamma unya, para magkaila pagyud mi niya ug maayo. (evil smile) Mga Pamati ni Maria Trailala

Oh my! Oh my! Oh mygiiid kagiid! That was the most embarrassing moment in my life ever! Naulawan na nuon akong gwapa nga fess ! Magtrending napud ko karon #saKAULAW. The Inner Musings of Doone Mariano (Gi send sa atong aktor iyang PINAKAUNANG text kay Maria) CONVO sa PHONE (TEXT) Doone: “ Cast all your anxiety on him because he cares for you”. – 1 Peter 5:7

GOODMORNING  Maria: P@stor l@ngHzz @nghh p3ggh?

Doone: Huh? Anyway are you busy tomorrow? Maybe we could hang out, since it is INTRAMURALS. Maria: No3h. But I have lots of responsibilities, like piktyurs piktyurs of MYSELF for my ga

landslide na mga friends, followers and fans sa facebook, twitter and instagram ug

marami pang uban.

Doone: Ah. Okey, so you can’t come with me?  Maria: Juuks lang manenoy, YOU will come with ME. Jeejejeje kay ikaw ti’g picture hahaha ..

Puhhleaaase?

Doone: (Nagblush atong aktor) Okay! Meet me at the cafeteria 10am sharp. Godbless.

Maria: Amen… :3 s33 y@hh !

Mga Pamati ni Maria Trailala

Yehey! Intramurals najud. Whoah! Naks! Daghan kaayo’g booth, pagkain everywhere, singgit here, singgit there! HAHAHAHA .. isuroy ang kaanyag, dili biguon ang fans. Jumagpas ter!

Naa ra, I can see the four eyed mammal walking towards my direction [Now Playing: Mr. Suave] The Inner Musings of Doone Mariano

Is that her? She looks so stunning like a goddess (of war). We proceeded to the venues of different sport events like volleyball, basketball, table tennis, dart, chess and lastly we watch a sepak takraw game and we make our way to the gymnasium.

CONVO Maria: Daghana’g tao ooy! Wa nagyud bangko malingkuran. Halaka! Artista na? Naa lagi

siya’y duha ka P.A? Daghan pud gapapicture saiya?

Doone: Basin! Kay gipahawa man jud nila sila Sir ug Madam nga nag lingkod sa atubangan.

Maria: V.I.P lugar iyang pamati? Tambagi bii! Mas gwapa pa raba ko niya shudi sya mag-in-

ana! Porke makita lang sya sa TV. EWWWWnesss!

Doone: Relax uyy! Just enjoy the show, okey?

Maria: Apil bya unta ko ani pero give chance to other manenay ta. Ilaha pang panahon karon,

soon maako na ang korona. (Pakpak mga binayran nga walay suhol) Doone: Ahh .. Mao bah? Daghan paman ug panahon, karon suliton sa nato ang pagtan.aw

(charuut!) Naay panyo oh gamita isampong sa imung ilong, taympa Q and A na ..

Maria: Bonggabels lagi kaayo mang answer sila ante ug angkol aay. Mga english pekeni,

atimana wa ko’y nasabtan. Naa pa’y music na “ She’s girl is on fire” ug “ if our love is tragedy why are you my clarity”. Grabi ka murder bess wa’y nakatambag!

NARRATOR: Kay gusto sulayan ni Doone ang kaisug ug kahyper ni Maria gipasulod niya kini sa HORROR HOUSE.. Sama sa atong gidahum, naghilaka, nagsinggita ug nakig boksing sa mga dili ingun ato sa horror house atong maanyag na bida nga si Maria Trailala. Ug sa ilang pagpanggawas...

Mga Pamati ni Maria Trailala

Wala nay mas hadlok pa ato Leeerrrd? Huhuhu, di nagyud ko muosab! Magselfie pa raba ko unya. (Kamulong litanya sa ilang gipang bati, adunay usa ka manunulat nga niduol sa atong mga bida ug miingun,..)

Manunulat: Excuse me ma’am and sir, may I invite you for a short interview? Regarding the theme for this year’s intramurals “ GAME OF THRONES, What are you fighting for?”

Maria : Me? I’m fighting for my nilibong fans, followers and friends nga kanunay galike, gashare, gafollow ug gacomment sa akong status ug pictures sa socialerang media.(clap, clap mga fans) Ug I am fighting for my life ganiha sa horror house nga hapit jod ko gikuha ni Lord sa kahadlok.

MANUNULAT : Ahh .. Thank you ma’am. How about you sir, What are you fighting for?

Doone : Huh? Well, I’m fighting for .... I am fighting for .. for ..

NARRATOR: UNSA KAHA ANG TUBAG NI DOONE MARIANO SA PANGUTANA, PAREHO KAHA SA IMONG GIHUNA-HUNA? MAGPADAYON PA KAHA ANG FRIENDSHIP SA ATONG MGA BIDA? ATANGI ANG SUMPAY KUNG GANAHAN PAMI MAGSULAT SA SUMPAY. KINING SUGILANON SA KINABUHI NI MARIA TRAILALA UG DOONE MARIANO, A BEAUTIFUL AFFAIR IN MUST (INTRAMS EDITION).

NOW HIRING The Trailblazer Publication is in need of

LAY-OUT ARTISTS

&

WRITERS

1. An accomplished application form (available @ The Trailblazer’s office, door 2, Student Center) with 2x2 pic 2. A portfolio of sample artworks ( for Lay-out artists only) Be part of the team now