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As life takes its course
By: Chloe De Guzman
They say you can find an actuality of light
By the end of the deep caliginous tunnel
But what if my eyes grow irredeemably blind
By staying too long in the dark
Why does the rainbow have to come
Only when the rain has induced the flood
Why does the rainbow show its hope
When I have completely drowned in the deluge
Can you conceive the difficulty of grasping for air
When there are stones tied to your feet
Hauling you down as you suffer and drown
In the deep oceans of agony
The thought of having my demise to come
Does not bring me any fear
For it is a thought of finally having peace
For eternity, if I will.
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Goodbye
By: Jovelyn Tabbu
Saying goodbye might be sad
But we should not say that it is bad
We should remember our memories
And also the unforgettable stories
Time flies so fast
But our experience will always last
We will find different ways
For I know that this world is like a big maze
Life may be tough
But we should not forget to laugh
For every single smile
Will help us reach a mile
Don't feel sorrow
As if there’s no tomorrow
Always remember
I am here, forever.
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Love of a Teacher
By: Chris Mackenzie G. Abella
I once had a teacher
With patience and power
A friend and a mother
That remains in our hearts forever
A gift from God above
A hero to keep with love
Who inspired each one of us
Who keeps us forever in their hearts
A teacher is a friend to keep
A mother whose love is so deep
A counselor that wipes our tears
A teacher, a friend that removes our tears
Life of ours is completed by you
The sound of your voice that defines you
The eyes of ours that reflects you
That made us love and respect you
This is the love of a teacher like you
A love that is so true
Goodness and kindness inculcated by you
Thank you and we love you.
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Ina
By: Michaella G. Hernandez
Isang siyang magandang modelo
Na aking iniidolo
Tila isang sundalo
Kung iligtas ako sa gulo
Makasama lang ako hanggang dulo.
Inalay niya ang kanyang dugo't pawis
Makita lang kaming nakabungisngis.
Di kayang makita siyang tumatangis
Dahil para sakin siya ang pinakamabangis.
Binigyan kami ng pagmamahal
At pati na rin sapat na aral.
Lagi sakanya ako ay sumasandal
Dahil para sakin, siya ang pinakamarangal.
Wala siyang kapantay
Dahil lagi syang nakabantay.
Lahat saamin kanyang ibinigay
At itinuring kaming pantay-pantay.
Lahat ng pagod ay kinaya
Makita lang kaming masaya.
Lahat sa amin ay ipa-uubaya
Lahat din ay kanyang kinakaya para sa aming pamilya.
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And the winner is…
By Louis Nathaniel A Pelingen.
The announcement of winners took place at the Quadrangle in December, 7, 2018. The department head of Mrs. Eunice Resurrection along with Sir Voltaire Paez announced the winners and gave each their own certificates and medals, the students cheered far and wide as they listened intently on those who won each of the events held on mapeh week.
On the elementary level, the winners goes as follows: 5 Humility for Volleyball, Dance Contest, Speed Stacks relay, Rihanna A. Olandres and Vincent M. Tordecilla for 1000 meter run, Keith Dylan K. Ofo-ob for the 40 meter sprint (Boys), and Denise Tubera for Speed Stacks (Girls). 6 Diligence for Parade contest, Kick Ball, Patintero, Basketball, Dodgeball, Overall champion, Mark Jacob Granchu and Aofie Gomez for Mr. and Ms. Mapeh, Jovelyn Tabbu for Vocal Contest, Dwayne Ong for Chess, Trisha Janine G. Guillermo for 40 meter sprint (Girls), Chris Mackenzie G. Abella for Speed Stacks (Boys), Juan Roe Austin C. Martinez and Trisha Janine G. Guillermo for Badminton.
The winners of the Junior High School goes as follows: 7 Integrity for Speed Stacks Relay, Circuit Game (tie), Don Emmanuel G. Juan for 1000 meter run (Boys,tie), and Ben Dominic V. Nga-yaan for Badminton (Boys). 8 Integrity for Volleyball, Basketball 3x3 (Girls), Riza Mari D. Pasion for Vocal, Amanda Cabling for Pushups (Girls), Maxine Tabalno and Bernard Pating for 40 meter sprint, Zarah Dominique R. Sadoy for 1000 meter run (Girls), and Amanda Chelsea A. Cabling for Beep Test (Girls). 8 Innovation with Edmar Ramos for Chess. 9 Integrity for Circuit Game (tie), Patintero, Murals, Jump Rope, Kathryn Mellendrez for Ms. Mapeh, John Lester B. Dela Paz for Pushups (Boys), and Kharl Dollente for Speed stacks individuals (Boys). 9 Innovation for Dodgeball. 10 Integrity for Class Parade, Overall Champions, Amazing Race, Basketball 3x3 (Boys), Arman Santos for Mr. Mapeh, James Angelo S. Maliwanag for 1000 meter run (Boys, tie), and Kyrille Nery for Speed Stacks Individuals (Girls). And 10 Innovation for Dance, Basketball, Clyde L. Brilliantes for Table Tennis (Boys), Elaine Margarette V. Gagarin for Table Tennis (Girls) and Badminton (Girls), and John Miguel C. Fajota for Beep test (Boys)
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Japanese exchange program: Cultivating friendships and memories far greater than 1,908 miles
By: Chloe De Guzman
My experience of being a student delegate to participate in the Japanese exchange program was one of the most indelible memories in my life. It didn’t just give me new life experiences of going to a different country and meeting people of different nationalities. It made me acquire a new perspective about friendship, family, and cultural values.
My host sister’s name was Momoko Ino, and my host parents were Kaoru Ino and Chiaki Ino. Their family didn’t just accommodate me during my 11-day stay in Tokyo, Japan. They made me feel like I was a real part of their family. I thought that I’d be nervous and awkward around my host family—staying with a family that I have never met was quite nerve wrecking. But they made me feel comfort and love just like my own family.
I remember arriving at Narita Airport and instantly seeing how different Japan was from the Philippines. Aside from their seemingly more advanced recreational technology, the discipline and punctuality portrayed by the locals was unlike any other. It was about 16 degrees Celsius when we arrived, but Mr. Yamamoto, the director of the exchange program, welcomed us with a warm heart.
In all honesty, everything about Tokyo made me feel at awe. Their fascinatingly clean streets, their time-punctual express trains, and the discipline of the Japanese impressed me. Following stop lights and escalator lanes was such a necessity, not one citizen would dare to disobey the rules. And time, was such an important thing. Unlike the Filipino time, Japanese people are always on time. That is something that most Filipinos should look up to.
My host family took me to different landmarks, like the big Buddha temple at Enoshima Kamakura, the fascinating bamboo garden called Houkokuzi, the breath taking Mt. Fuji and of course, Disneyland! They also made me eat classic Japanese foods. Some are already my favorite, like Ramen, Tonkatsu, and Tempura. But I also tasted other food such as walabimotchi, koroke, gyoza, okonomiyaki, and my newest favorite, karage. My host mom’s home cooking, was one of the best that I have ever tasted.
Our stay at St. Margaret High School was also an unforgettable memory. The facilities and the curriculum in St. Margaret was very different much more advanced than ours. Their 2 story library, their laptop rooms, their multi-functional room with i-pods, their indoor gymnasium, indoor pool, and dance studio are examples of St. Margaret’s amazing aspects. It was such an honor to be a guest in their school. The students were so congenial and kind. Some students were inevitably shy, but most really made us feel welcomed. I also acquired new friends such as Norika, Yui, Fumika, Mao, and Yagichan. They were the closest to me.
During the highly awaited for school festival, each school club prepared booths for the parents and students to go around in. there was also an open stage, and an amazing performance by the dance club. But what really caught my attention was how each student independently cooperated to bring the school festival to life. The teachers only supervised but the students were the ones who set up all of the equipment and organized the events, no help of janitors needed. They were also responsible of accommodating the guest and other parents who arrived. They have truly captured my heart.
We had a chance to say our speeches during the farewell program. It made me feel sad to leave them upon returning to our home country. But overall, I feel blessed beyond compare to have been given that opportunity.
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Trinitians bag 8 awards at the 6th Philippine Robothon
By: Mark Julius R. Villaraza
The Trinity University of Asia robotics team won 8 awards at the recently concluded 6th Philippine Robothon last October 27, 2018 at the Henry Noble Gymnasium.
The TUA robotics team is composed of 8 sub teams made up 25 students coming from the grade school, junior high school, and senior high school and is led by Ms. Nelva Mae Albacea, basic education robotics teacher and coach.
These teams won awards such as the Best Booth Design for Innovative Open Category, Excellence Award in Middle Programming Skills, 2nd Runner Up VEX IQ Elementary Teamwork Challenge, Distinction Award for Middle Teamwork Challenge in which two groups won, Excellence Award for High Teamwork Challenge, Distinction Award for High Teamwork Challenge, and 2nd Runner Up VEX IQ High Teamwork Challenge
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Trinity University of Asia hosts 6th annual Philippine Robothon
By: Mark Julius R. Villaraza
The 6th Philippine Robothon was held at the Henry Noble Gymnasium of Trinity University of Asia Main Campus last October 27, 2018 with the theme: “Bringing Education to the Next Level of Innovation”.
This year’s national robothon welcomed more than 30 schools composing 146 teams made up of 446 students all competing and showing off their skills in robotics.
This year’s robothon opened different events for teams to join in. There is the VEX IQ Programming Skills Challenge, and the VEX IQ Teamwork Challenge which is opened for elementary level, middle level, and high level .The organizers of this event also welcomed a new category to its Olympiad, the Innovative Open Category where in teams have to come up with an innovative invention in connection with a theme and making use of the different VEX IQ platforms.
The event was organized and facilitated by the First Eduspec Inc. together with Trinity University of Asia for hosting this event.
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TUA formally ends the United Nations’ Month with culminating activity.
By: Mark Julius R. Villaraza
Trinitians take part in the culminating activity of the United Nations month celebration at the Basic Education Gymnasium last October 24, 2018.
Each year, students are required to wear a themed costume for the UN culminating activity. And this year, students are dressed in their so called “Dream Big” attire which showcases their dream professions and what they want to become in the future.
The event was filled with Intermission numbers and students of each grade level were able to showcase their singing and dancing skills to parents and guests.
There were also students, selected by their teachers, who presented their projects and outputs relating to this year’s celebrations.
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TUA celebrates the 73rd founding anniversary of the United Nations
By: Mark Julius R. Villaraza
Trinity University of Asia celebrated its annual United Nations Month Celebration at the Basic Education Campus last October 1- 24, 2018 with the theme, : “Building an Inclusive World of Human Rights and Dignity”.
This years’ United Nations Celebration mainly focused on human rights, peace, conflicts, and ambitions, which is, in connection with the theme and where all the activities are based from.
Some activities given were Peace Atriums, Photo Essays, and Dream Big Illustrations to which all students participated in.
The United Nations celebrated its 73rd Founding Anniversary this year commemorating its coming of existence last October 24, 1945 in the United States.
The whole event was organized and facilitated by the Social Studies Department headed by Mrs. Ma. Felisa O. Pedreño.
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Learning around the Metro
By: Chester A. de los Santos
Last January 10, 2019 the awaited educational field trip of grade 5 to grade 9 students, excluding grade 6 students, came. The venue for this year’s fieldtrip was just around Metro Manila.
Their first destination was on Philippine science centrum. The students enjoyed and discovered new things about science. It is located at riverbanks avenue, Marikina City.
The students went back to Quezon City and head over to Quezon Memorial Circle (QMC). They went to the newly opened Presidential car museum to see the cars of the former presidents of the Philippines. Even Aguinaldo’s gig was there.
After going to the Presidential car museum, the students were given the time to eat lunch and go around the memorial circle. Students catch up with each other’s experiences on the past venue.
The group was divided into two groups so that the ABS-CBN studio experience can accommodate everyone. The ABS-CBN studio experience truly a “barkada” get away. The activities and stations are good for a groups of people. You can experience to be inside of Pinoy Big Brother’s house and be one of the housemates or be a contestant of Minute to Win and do some fun and competitive challenges against your friends.
After all the exhausting and fun activities at the previous venues, the students went at the La Mesa Eco Park. At first glance you would be thinking “what am I supposed to do here?” and when you start to walk through the park you’re met with this wonderful and luscious landscape. It is filled with different variety of trees, plants, and flowers. You won’t feel worn-out while walking. It’s a place where you could just forget about your problems and just unwind. At the end of the tour there is a challenging 100 step stairs where at the top you can see the beauty of the La Mesa dam and the landscape of the park. Although, you can’t take pictures of the actual dam for security and safety measures of the park. The rule “Leave no trace, only take pictures” was observed. You can truly say that Mother Nature can be saved if everyone else work together.
After all the tiring and exhausting activities it was time to go back to school and cherish the moments of this year’s educational fieldtrip. It left the students a lot of memories and stories to share with their family and friends.
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Trinitians Celebrate World Teachers’ Day
By: Janinna Ruth Bagtang
Last October 4, 2018, the students and the faculty of basic education celebrated the World Teachers’ Day at Trinity University of Asia Basic Education gymnasium.
The program started with the parade of teachers followed by the thanksgiving prayer by the University Chaplain, Rev. Fr. Echanes Cadiogan.
One of the highlights of the program is the tribute of the students to the teachers. The first tribute is the serenade by Christopher De Guzman and James Maliwanag. They sang the song Hanggang Kailan and Ako’y Sayo at Ika’y Akin Lamang. The senior high school dance troupe who won in the Campus Club Fair performed a dance number for the teachers. Selected grade 10 students also prepared a dance number for them. The students also made a video greeting with short messages for their teachers.
The second highlight of the program is the gift giving to the teacher. For this year, there were 3 sponsors for the gifts. The first batch of gifts was from the Student Leaders’ Council. The second batch was from the TUA Alumni Association, and the last batch of gifts was from the Principal’s Office.
The program ended with the National Prayer for Teachers. After that, the advisers and other teachers had salo-salo with the students.
On the afternoon, the faculty joined the circuit game hosted by the SLC. There were 3 stations; the first one is the cookie station, the second is the basketball station and the last one is the straw station. There were 3 teams of teacher in the game. The winner received ₱300 and the two other teams received ₱100.
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TUA Participates in the Japanese Exchange Program with St. Margaret High School
By: Chloe De Guzman
Trinity University of Asia's Basic Education Department chooses two Junior High School student delegates, Chloe Arielle. A. De Guzman and Monica Azalea M. Quimson, as well as one teacher delegate Ms. Francheska Joan Agapito, to represent the school in the all-expense paid trip to Tokyo, Japan from October 20 – 30, 2018, as part of an exchange program with St. Margaret High School.
The student delegates were assigned to live with their host sisters’ families during stay in Japan. Chloe De Guzman’s host sister was Momoko Ino, and Monica Quimson’s host sister was Tamaki Nakayama. Mrs. Joan Agapito stayed at the Tokyu Rei Hotel in Tokyo during the exchange program.
The student delegates stayed inith their host families, and roamed around the local tourist spots like Kotoku-in, Kamakura, Enoshima, Houkokuzi, Kichijoji, and Asakusa for the first two days of their stay.
From October 22-25, the delegates attended classes at St. Margaret High School, an all-girl school in Tokyo Japan, accompanied and guided by their hosts sisters, Mr. Jun Yamamoto, and the assistant director, Ms. Fujii
They were given a chance to introduce and talk about themselves, Trinity University of Asia, and the Philippines during the morning worship of October 22 & 23 and the English classes of each junior high school grade level in the preceding days.
Nihongo classes were also provided to the delegates with Ms. Minori Fukada as their teacher. They learned how to speak some Japanese greetings, as well as how to write Katana and Hiaragana.
On October 26, the delegates together with the other students, prepared for their booth at the St. Margaret International Society Room for the anticipated school festival. Their booth exhibited examples of Filipino Culture, and showcased pictures from the visit of St. Margaret students to TUA last 2013.
From October 27-28, the highly anticipated school festival took place. Different clubs built interactive booths, and dance & song numbers were performed in the open stage.
The farewell program was held in the St. Margaret gymnasium of October 28. The delegates had a chance to say their final farewells to the students, the teachers, and to their host families. On October 29, the delegates together with their host sisters went to Tokyo Disneyland as their final bonding moment before their flight the next day.
The delegates departed from the Narita International Airport on October 30 and arrived at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport 4 hours later.
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