"Should i be nice and give passing grades to students who did not participate enough in the group projects? and Why?"

I think it would be fair enough to give grades base on the student's contribution, participation and attendance on the group projects.



Should you be nice?

Maybe Yes.
Why? Maybe they are busy with something else - acads, orgs, family, friends, lovelife.
Maybe some weren't receiving any messages since they are not member of Nicenet.

Maybe Not.
Why Not? Everyone is busy with something else - acads, orgs, family, friends, lovelife.
They should have the initiative to text their group leaders.


But definitely not to those who have contributed nothing.
"As in wala talaga, yung sumulpot na lang nung end na.

Last Day

Publicity Group

Last Day.

I just want to say all my thanks to:


Patriz for the food. Really, all of it were delicious. It was you who had it all going, you were always there to assist all of us. Wala akong masabi sa effort na binigay mo, pati ng friends mo!


Jaristi for encouraging all the publicity committee members to have the fashion show, though it was a little bit embarrassing and all I did was to take pictures and laugh while having my pseudo fashion walk. You really did a good job in leading the publicity group.

Brenda for being my number one companion through the semester. You are the best.

Eileen for helping me calling the bars in the metro. You managed to saved a great deal of my time.

Ate Jen for being always on the go no matter what, especially in selling the shirts.

Kristine for your ideas that always helped everyone to have the sense of direction of what to do

Dawn and your band for the song and its recording. ^^

Bryan, thanks for the talk you, Agnes and I shared.

Thanks to everyone!

Sir Deocariza - without you, this wouldn't have been possible. I'm surely gonna miss the class. Thanks for allowing us to experience of how it feels to be part of the celebration of the anniversary of the college. It was really worth all the time and effort

Komedya: Serenata ng Banda

T_T Sad Sad. I forgot to bring my camera that day that I've watched that performance of the UP Symphony Band at the AS Steps.

So this will be the only entry of which I can show you guys any pictures.
So I'll just go into details.


So like what I have mentioned above, the UP Symphonic Band performed in part of the University's Celebration of Komedya during the month of February.

Prof. Lopez, a distinguished faculty of the College of Music was the head conductor of the band. I would also like to mention that he is currently the Vice President of the Samahan ng Banda ng Pilipinas. :D

He gave a short lecture first about what seranata is.
According to him, serenata is played or presented during the bisperas of a town fiesta.It started way back in 1821 Two bands compete by playing all the compositions/songs they know until one band emerges as a winner. So its like, the more songs y0u know or the band knows, the more likely that it will win.

However, rules were changed so instead of padamihan ng pagtugtog ng alam na piyesa, each band were now asked by playing what they call a set which consists of four categories compositions a band has to play: the concert march, the obertura, the solo instrument, dueto of the clarinet and flute, trio with French horn or a string quartet and lastly is the modern music which more likely are film music.

And the band begins to play.
I managed to watch them to play to composition and really they were awesome.


I still regret that I wasn't to capture the moment, either in the form of video or picture. Too sad.


T_T

CSSP Exhibit Launching

Add me, subtract sir




After all the gruesome preparation with time and efforts given, I am so happy because finally, I can see everything into action.

Yes!

To see all the outcome in one event was fantastic

Seeing that your classmates wears the shirts you've been selling/thinking of what design to print

Seeing that exhibit that highlights the transformation Palma through the years makes you feel proud that CSSP is and will always be your college.

Seeing the smiles of the professors, staff and fellow students as they applaud on the movie presented in tribute to thy respected college.

Seeing that everyone wants a copy of the bookmark my good friend made and joy I feel while giving the people in the lobby of these precious bookmarks that deprived me of my precious Sunday and sleep.

I can say no more.

But one thing is for sure. I am glad that I took this class.
And I'm proud that I have witnessed with my very own eyes, how CSSP celebrated its 25 years of existence during the 100th year of the University.


Add Sir, Subtract Me

I'm surely going to miss the class.



If you want to see more pictures of thy event http://kenshinroxanne.multiply.com/photos/album/36/CSSP_Exhibit_Launching#

The Man Behind the CSSP Tribute Song

Yes.

I think there is a need for me to introduce the man everyone must be indebted with (haha, whole CWTS class I think) for without him and his marvelous creativity, CSSP tribute song wouldn't come to exist in this material world.

Ehem Ehem. Drum Roll Please....




"It is an honor for me to introduce the one and only, Mr. Ernest Jean Angeles". *clap clap* ^^

Spot the Difference.

Si Ernest or Ernie for short ay isa sa pinakamalapit kong kaibigan sa UP. :D

Nakilala ko siya nung first year pa lang ako, ngunit mas naging close kami noong unang semestre ng aking pangalawang taon sa UP.

Sobrang galit niya magsulat, mapa-English man o Tagalog.

And one day, when we were enjoying the soft breeze sa sunken garden, naisipan kong humingi ng tulong sa kanya.

Ako: Ernie, makakagawa ka ba ng poem na magiging tribute sa CSSP? Ernie: Ah, sige. (sabay kuha ng ballpen at ng kanyang magic notebook)

And he managed to produce a wonderful lyrics in just less than 30 minutes! Isn't that amazing?

Sobrang thankful ako sa kanya kasi kahit anong titig ko sa papel, walang talaga akong maisulat, He was my messiah at that particular moment. :D

I'm really uber duper lucky to have him as my friend. *wink wink*

If you want to know morew about him, you can visit his site at:

www.estongdakila.multiply.com




Ernie.Thank you so much! :D

Being a Saleswoman for a while.

Brenda And I, ready to get the sihirts. ^^,

Whew.

Now I realized how hard it is to sell stuff to people.
Now I understand how hard is the job of SM's salesmen/saleslady.

For 2 weeks, I was unfortunate enough to sell shirts - to strangers.
I have to go to UP early at 9 am which I'm not used to this semester since my class usually starts at 11 am.
I was given the chance to meet people from all walks of life:

a. Dadaan sa booth, sobrang interesadong bumili ng shirt pero nung nalaman ang presyo, goodbye na.
b. Ok lang sa kanya ang presyo (mayaman siguro) pero napaka-"undecided sa design" na biglang aayaw sa huli matapos guluhin at buklatin lahat ng shirts na maayos na nakatupi.
c. Yug iba, pili ng shirt, bayad kaagad, tanong kung kelan makukuha then evaporate.
d. Yung iba, matapos magbayad, nakokonsensiya ata kaya tumutulong sa pagtutupi ng shirt.

and the list goes on.


What I've learned?
Be very courteous all the time
Try to match your "saleslady "attitude" base on the character of the customer.
Customers are not always right
Smile all the time.



At least I was able to practice my very poor PR skills.
And I get a free shirt - courtesy of Pat. :D