Mario seemed to be a problem
The Communication Student Council that super typhoon Mario leaves a big problem to them. They’re wrong. This is worse.
Let’s Talk about Leadership
A good leader motivates, doesn’t mislead, doesn’t exploit. 11 God cares about honesty in the workplace; your business is his business.
Good leaders abhor wrongdoing of all kinds; sound leadership has a moral foundation.
Good leaders cultivate honest speech; they love advisors who tell them the truth.
An intemperate leader wreaks havoc in lives; you’re smart to stay clear of someone like that.
Good-tempered leaders invigorate lives; they’re like spring rain and sunshine.
Get wisdom – it’s worth more than money; choose insight over income every time.
COC Celebrates Fun Days
The College of Communication, together with it’s students and faculty, continues to thrive in building raport and camaraderie within each other. It is however be great to continue honing this relationship between the members of the College, and the excellency of the students in the field of sports, literary, and musical through a healthy competition through the COC Days 2014.
In this year’s COC Days with the theme COC: Embracing Limitless Possibilities, it seeks to showcase the students’ intelligence, talents and resourcefulness. Anchored on its theme, the event further aims to develop the capability of the students to go beyond the expectations of the many, and to think outside-the-box through their active participation in various activities prepared for them. Moreover, the conduct of the COC Days would allow the college to identify people that will be representing the College in the University Week.
This 3-day celebration will showcase different activities that will highlight the students’ talents and skills. The opening program just happened to day with activities featuring the Sadsad, Mascot Competition, Flash Mob Competition. The Dean of the College, Prof. Carmencita Y. Robles officially opened the wholesome event. Preceding is a series of firework and the letting go of helium balloons that signify the friendship, understanding, and unity among the COC students. The opening program was highlighted by the inspiration speech of Mr. Novi Guazo, an alumnus of the College who left a big step in the local media industry.
Also, the College servesas a breeding ground of talents and world-class performers is the home to students who have exceptional talent when it comes to music. With this, the College of Communication Days includes the Literary and Musical Category, as part of its many categories, to harness the capabilities of Communication students when it comes to competitions related to literary and music. This Literary-Musical Competition also aim to showcase the talents of COC students and give them an avenue of exposing the abilities and be recognized as the roster of talents the college should be very proud of.
On Saturday, September 20, the Communication Student Council will be facilitating this year’s National Media and Communication Forum in collaboration with the Media and Communication Department of Trinity University Asia, Communication Department of Far Eastern University and The College of Communication of the West Visayas State University. The said forum will be held in the WVSU Cultural Center on September 20, 2014 from 7:00 A.M. to 12:00 NN with participants from the West Visayas State University and other neighboring Universities that offers Communication courses. The said forum is necessary to be conducted to widen the participant’s knowledge about the evolving media today, and somehow cope up and adjust with those trends.
On the evening, with the desire of making a stronger, better and more united College of Communication, the college, in pursuit of excellence, holds the annual College of Communication Days. One of the main events for the college days is the Miss Communication 2015 which aims to showcase the talent, beauty and wit of the candidates from the college.
This year’s Miss Communication, to be held University Cultural Center has the theme “Empowering Women through Diversity” and includes various categories such as production number, casual, playsuit, gown and interview. Moreover, the conduct of the Miss Communication would allow the college to identify deserving candidate that will be representing the College in the University Week.
It is ideal to conduct this activity to know and discover what communications have to contribute in the field of sports, pageant, and literary and musical contests.
Lady is stabbed to death
A 22- year old lady was stabbed to death in Barangay Cabubugan, Guimbal last night, September 17.
Joebecca Allares was found bathing in her own blood in her room. According to Guimbal Police Station, theft is the main motive in stabbing her to death. The police officers said that it is not also impossible for the victim to have been raped.
As of now, investigation is ongoing as to the suspect is believed to be the victim’s cousin.
Public offices need legislation
Public offices need to have a proper legislation before being built according to Nory Posecion on September 9.
Atty. Posecion, the former officer-in-charge of the Department of Interior and Local Government 6, stressed out that the council also has the right to build the task force and not the executive order alone. He added that though there are budget existing for the proposed building of task force, they did not insist when they were told that certain process should be considered.
PDEA-6 Dir. suggests max penalty
Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency Director Paul Ledesma suggests to maximize the penalty for the government officials who will be caught involving in illegal drugs on Monday, September 8.
A raid was made in Barangay Dugwakan, Banate Iloilo and has been found out that Punong Barangay Roger Belarde, his wife, and his nephew has possessions of drugs. According to Ledesma, it is better to implement again the death penalty code so the government officials who are supposed to be the leader of good deeds will be warned. Ledesma is the third Punong Barangay in Banate who was caught because of illegal drugs.
Ledesma said that one of the reasons why government officials indulge in this kind of business is because of greed and becoming ‘untouchables’.
Mommy D flies to Iloilo
Mommy Dionisia, mother of the Boxing King Manny Pacquiao, was surprised to see a lot of her fans when she arrived in Barangay Botongan, Estancia yesterday, September 5.
Mommy Dionisia visited the wake of her boyfriend’s mother who passed away on Tuesday because of kidney problems. Mommy D was warmly welcomed by the family of Michael Yamson.
Mommy D slept on the said house and waited for her next flight the next day. Accordig to her, the whole family was good to her. She was even sad for wasn’t able to meet her mother in-law before the latter died.
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