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• VOLUME 3 ISSUE 2VOLUME 3 ISSUE 2A.Y.2022-2023A.Y.2022-2023 THETHE
• ourourSStafferstaffers eciousD Pr al u s M jenette Ro n si
• Page 3SOCIAL MEDIASOCIAL MEDIA Photojournalists DEPARTMENTDEPARTMENT Margeaux Chebat | Francine Cruz | Haruhi Ito | Alyssandra Jimenez
• FF orewordorewordIn the midst of tumult and transmutation, one may find it difficult to beIn the midst of tumult and transmutation, one may find it difficult to be absolutely certain of where to go or who to follow. Doubt prevails inabsolutely certain of where to go or who to follow. Doubt prevails in precarious situations, butprecarious situations, but it is vital to develop trust to feel a sense ofit is vital to develop trust to feel a sense of closure despite everythingclosure despite everything. What the future beholds is nothing short of. What the future beholds is nothing short of aa mystery;mystery; thus,thus, havinghaving interdependenceinterdependence andand solidaritysolidarity withwith thosethose around us are pivotal to having a more prudent outlook on life. Simplyaround us are pivotal to having a more prudent outlook on life. Simply put,put, have faithhave faith This issue highlights the moments and events where we place our fullThis issue highlights the moments and events where we place our full faith in something that we know ensures our good prospects — our ownfaith in something that we know ensures our good prospects — our own certainty. Facing great distress, pressure, or doubt, we — as movers ofcertainty. Facing great distress, pressure, or doubt, we — as movers of societysociety cancan onlyonly becomebecome suchsuch ifif wewe realizerealize thethe truetrue valuevalue ofof assurance.assurance. Read as you find the courage to trust in others, in goodRead as you find the courage to trust in others, in good tidings, in life, and in yourself.tidings, in life, and in yourself.
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• NNewsewsJunior-Senior Promenade: Aurum By: Nathan Dichupa & Alen Austria
• NNewsews22 On the same note, attendees of the promenade also prepared and acquired outfits to assure that they would attend looking their best in style. Monarchs were chosen to practice performing the cotillion, which consisted of many monarchs from Grades 11–12. Philipe Castellvi, the prom prince of the night, stated, "I prepared for the prom’s cotillion since I was part of it. The cotillion practices were for three weeks; so we had good preparation time for that."
• NNewsews33 On the contrary, Grade 11 representatives awarded the seniors with the cup of success. Matthew Cabiles (HUMSS), Nathan Dichupa (STEM), Una Villano (GAS), Juliana Tan (ABM), and Cho Woo Sung (IB) signified the achievements of the batch of 2023.
• NNewsews44 SISC students excel in SGEN Music and Monologues
• NNewsews55 OWL returns to physical flight
• NNewsews66 the Student Council, the annual event — which has been ongoing for 21 years — is specialized for young leaders to develop essential skills and character to excel in guiding school and real-life communities. 'Be the position'
• NNewsews77 esentative and Peer Mentoring Club Vice President Ryza Boco remarked regarding the former president’s keynote speech.
• NNewsews88 SISC holds week-long STEM celebration
• NNewsews99 ce of declamation with the Spoken Word Poetry Competition.
• NNewsews1010 manda Celina Mercado, Gabrielle Heaven Balicao, Adrienne Joyce Jalilul, and Kareena Zain from 12-Tenacity. for the Grade 12 Math Exploration
• NNewsews1111 Student Council unveils highlyanticipated letterman jacket
• NNewsews1212 Catalysts for Transformational Change:
• NNewsews1313 help each student use their unique perspectives and skills transformational change communities and beyond.
• NNewsews1414 AFSL 2023 provided student leaders with many benefits and opportunities through leadership sessions led by accomplished leaders and workshop activities that foster leadership, collaboration, public speaking, critical thinking, problem-solving, and creative thinking abilities. The convention served as a catalyst for positive change, equipping students to take on transformative leadership roles and make a change in their communities and beyond.
• NNewsews1515 Grade 12 ABM successfully commences 2023 CEO Forum
• NNewsews1616 Through the talk, Mrs. Romey suggested practical tips that the audience could start making a habit of. Firstly, one should learn to save and start to invest as early as they can to create a foundation for their finances and good money management. She highlighted the idea that early investments have the advantage of time, enabling money to grow steadily over the years. This provides the opportunity for a higher return on investment in the future. One must take note that one should fully commit to their financial goals to ensure success in their financial decisions.
• NNewsews1717 The online students first had a check-in activity to recognize how they were feeling before introducing the activity, Gartic Phone. Before revealing the original prompt of “Student putting money away in their piggy bank”, the ABM seniors showcased the creative ways the participants envisioned the prompt. Though the pictures were unique, the piggy bank and some coins were key illustrations in all three drawings.
• NNewsews1818 tage with the songs Livin On A Prayer, Dream On, and Don’t Stop Believin’.
• NNewsews1919 high school body organized the esteemed Legacy Project, demonstrating their unwavering dedication and enthusiasm.
• NNewsews2020 ooth made the most significant impact on the students. He remarked, "In my opinion, the Arduino booth left a profound impression on the students, not only by teaching them how to utilize Arduino in their daily lives but also by instilling in them the importance of creativity when working with limited resources.”
• NNewsews2121 drive encouraged Monarchs to donate any pre-loved, new, or unused books to increase the library inventory of Captain Albert Aguilar National High School (CAANHS) - Annex.
• NNewsews2222 intention of bringing the organization into the world of volunteer work beyond the education of English language facts — while staying aligned with one of its key values: reading. President Ocampo relayed, “SEC thought of a way in which we could hold onto
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• FFeatureseatures2424 As AI continues to advance, it also creates entirely new job opportunities and industries that did not exist before. There are new opportunities that are arising and presenting us with a new demand for a skill set that is entirely different from what we are used to. These fields require those who have the experience and knowledge with AI such as researchers, analysts and data scientists. Students who acquire AI-related skills and knowledge, alongside their emotional intelligence and willingness to learn, will be able to easily adapt and adjust to these new job markets.
• FFeatureseatures2525 The Science Behind First Impressions
• FFeatureseaturesTips on How to Leave a Good Impression: 2626
• FFeatureseatures2727 On Food as a Love Language
• FFeatureseatures2828 We must eat to live,” Joy Harjo wrote. But with other people, eating becomes not just an act of sustaining the body, but an act of nourishing it with love. It becomes more, love adding value to the action. Eating is one of the basic functions we need to survive. It has always been so, for as long as humans have existed. The story of human survival, then, is rooted in love.
• FFeatureseatures2929 Identifying One’s Interests and Skills
• Your Passion, Your ChoiceFFeatureseatures 3030
• FFeatureseatures3131 These energetic establishments, pulsating with rhythmic beats and electrifying energy, provide a sanctuary for dance enthusiasts to explore and expound their creativity and foster a sense of community. Finally, after a long while, Southville International School and Colleges has its own, Relevé.
• FFeatureseatures3232 “However, the unwavering commitment and determination exhibited by our members during the intense week of practice undoubtedly contributed to the resounding success of the performance," she added.
• FFeatureseatures3333 Pros and Cons between VOLT and F2F Classes
• FFeatureseatures3434 Further, you can learn manners and communication skills automatically. If you go to school, you should study and interact with them before the end of class during that period. Even if you do not talk directly with them, you can see how other classmates are talking with each other, and you may know the manners of that community.
• FFeatureseaturesPublic Speaking 101 By: Ruth Sanchez
• FFeatureseatures3636 2. Practice not once, not twice, but many many times
• FFeatureseatures3737 4. Imagination is key
• FFeatureseatures3838 To give some background, I am a student focused -ssic as you read through the climax of only on mathematics and science, and I admit that the story. Novels with tight buildups from my literary knowledge is way behind the others, as the start can be boring at first but can hit well as writing. Reading time has never been my you differently once you read it again free time, but rather another study time where I after completing the novel. had to summarize the main idea and make a report which was to be checked by adults. You can notice that two things that I am inept at happened at the same time. However, I now can say that I enjoy reading — even if it's still only in certain genres — and here are some tips you can use to get ready and enjoy your book.
• FFeatureseatures3939 NewJeans: What's The Hype?
• Meet The Members of NewJeansFFeatureseatures 4040
• FFeatureseatures4141 Unmasking the Paradox: Why K-Pop Idols Are Loved and Criticized at the Same Time
• FFeatureseatures4242 The question is, would you still support a K-Pop group whose music style is completely opposite of your own? The answer would likely be "yes" if you are a K-Pop stan following the stan culture. This is the fundamental difference between foreign musicians and K-Pop idols. This is also one of the reasons why artists (singers, composers, dancers, and rappers) look down on K-Pop idols. While this is not a blanket statement, in some cases, people believe that it is not their skills that have made them famous but rather other external factors.
• FFeatureseatures4343 Summer vacation: My to-do list for Korea
• FFeatureseatures4444 quire much of driving for you to go to places you want, what I will do is to walk around the streets and capture the moments in Korea. The streets of Korea differ day and night so it would be a great experience to see how the atmosphere changes as you walk through the streets. As cities in Korea have nearly everything nearby, it will be possible to go to cafes for a short break, then to comic book stores for entertainment, and restaurants for a meal!
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• LLiteratureiterature4646 Dreams
• LLiteratureiterature4747 Instructions on Eating an Orange
• LLiteratureiterature4848 14 Candles
• LLiteratureiterature4949 I wish time went counterclockwise so I could be there everyday, So that you could laugh all the time, and I’d help you in every way.
• Artwork by Tiffany SawakiLLiteratureiterature 5050
• LLiteratureiterature5151 ed, “Of course I did!” His classmates thanked him, praised him, and adored him.
• LLiteratureiterature5252 it.” The boy's smile fell, and he paused to think about it. He weighed that if he gave his kidney to his already sickly father, he in turn would be weak and cautious with the way he lives. But if he didn’t give his father his kidney his father would die and his mother would be disappointed. What if his mother leaves him too?
• LLiteratureiterature5353 A Devotee's Anthem
• LLiteratureiteratureTell me; what do we do with this world of ours? To find a solution, I spent hours and hours But I came to know that change springs from one’s own power And within us, knowledge shall blossom like a flower Today, I see a society full of ghosts who fail to do the most But I believe that we are close to embracing the fate that’s worth a toast And so ladies and gentlemen, to literature, this poem – I devote.
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• AArtworksrtworks5555 Smile, Smile, Smile!
• AArtworksrtworks5656 TIFFANY SAWAKI is a spontaneous person, always somehow ready for anything and everything. She loves coming up with ideas and showing them to the world. She has a strong passion for learning and helping others be the best version of themselves.
• AArtworksrtworks5757 Taste of Summer
• congratulationscongratulationsSSeniors!eniors! Leigh Sindac