Complete List of Passers: October 2014 Philippine Bar Exam Results

Complete List of Passers: October 2014 Philippine Bar Exam 

Congratulations to the 1,126 New Lawyers!  Here is the complete list of passers of the October 2014 Philippine Bar Exam Results release in March 2015

The 2014 Bar exams were conducted on all Sundays of October. Of the 6,344 initial examinees, only 5,984 were able to finish until the last day.


Here is the full list of the successful examinees:

1. ABAD, Joshua B

2. ABALA, Angela Ray T

3. ABALOS, Charinne Hanako M

4. ABANTAS, Shidik T

5. ABAQUITA, JR., Gideon Florante A

6. ABBU, Rufeliz Ann S

7. ABDULLAH, Shayma A

8. ABEJO, Klein Charisse B

9. ABELINDE, Rachel Jane A

10. ABELLA, Angelo R

11. ABELLAR, Mae Ann B

12. ABO, Marvi R

13. ABSIN, Roh Dundee E

14. ABUBAKAR, Gibran B

15. ACASILI, Carl Jillson B

16. ACOSTA, Kristian Nico C

17. ADDAUAN, Francis John A

18. ADLAWAN, Catherine R

19. ADRIANO, Amos Mikhail S

20. ADRIAS, Alma M

21. AGA, Maria Angelica I

22. AGOT, Virnee Joy T

23. AGUANTA, JR., Alejandro E

24. AGUILA, Katrina Elaine C

25. AGUILAR, Christianne P

26. AGUILAR, Francis Ma. G

27. AGUILAR, Jeffrey G

28. AGUTO, Jorneil M

29. ALAMPAY, Maria Patricia N

30. ALAVA, Sylvester A

31. ALBA, Andres Jose M

32. ALBA, Carlo Edison F

33. ALBERTO, Althea Rosanna V

34. ALCANTARA, Francis D

35. ALCANTARA, Regine Andrei P

36. ALCARAZ, Pauline Breissee Gayle D

37. ALCOBILLA, Irene Mae B

38. ALCONERA, Dinnah Mae A

39. ALEGATO, Sul Jolly Angelo V

40. ALEGRE, Remy Rose A

41. ALEJANDRO, Ezerh M

42. ALERTA, Jommel Jann Kris A

43. ALFONSO, Aza M

44. ALFONSO, Erika M

45. ALFORQUE, Dani Q

46. ALHAMBRA, Phoebe Marie V

47. ALIGA, Gwyneth G

48. ALLAREY, Princess Carra C

49. ALMONTE, Mae Lyn T

50. ALONZO, Katherine D

51. ALVAREZ, Jeffrey R

52. ALVAREZ, Paola Sherina A

53. ALVIAR, Joyce B

54. AMAHIT, Floyd Barry C

55. AMARAJA, Yildrim T

56. AMCAY, Jonjon B

57. AMEN, Catherine S

58. AMIL, Jayric L

59. AMILING, Evelyn S

60. AMINAO, Charmine May C

61. AMOR, III, Jaime J

62. ANDAYA-TAY, Melissa Antonette D

63. ANDO, Mayus Ryan D

64. ANDRES, Jennylyn N

65. ANG, Rollie C

66. ANG, Victor Reynaldo C

67. ANGELES, Bernard Allan V

68. ANGELES, Cyrine Anne G

69. ANGUE, Aileen Rose J

70. ANOD, Myra A

71. ANTALAN, Sheena Lynne L

72. ANTONIO, Alexis Francis B

73. ANTONIO, Cristina I

74. APAYA, Edrian M

75. APELLIDO, Kristine Grace O

76. AQUINO, Kathlene G

77. AQUINO, Mark David I

78. ARAGON, Yya E

79. ARBAS, Andrei Christopher G

80. ARCE, Jerome B

81. ARELLANO, Alvin Anthony V

82. ARGEL, Golda Margareth D

83. ARIATE, Eunice Carmela M

84. ARIÑO, Jacob T

85. ARNADO, III, Teofilo C

86. ARONGAT, Arthur John E

87. ARRAIZA, Cheska Maude L

88. ARZAGA, Jeffrey D

89. ARZAGA, Odessa Buena C

90. ATIENZA, Gian Joseph P

91. ATITIW, Victor Corpus J

92. ATON, Carla Zoila Y

93. AUMENTADO, Adrian F

94. AUREUS, Vincent Noel A

95. AUSTRIA, Erastus Sandino B

96. AVILA, Alyssa Daphne M

97. AVISO, Ma. Louise C

98. AYUYAO, Maris Angelica C

99. BABATUAN, Leslie Joie E

100. BACANI, Marlyn R

101. BACATAN, Angeline J

102. BACCAY, Yolanda A

103. BACHOCO, Ed Charles P

104. BACLAY, Francis Paul U

105. BADUA, Kristofferson E

106. BAETIONG, Ma. Adoracion J

107. BAGAGNAN, Ruther Adrian F

108. BAGANG, Darrell L

109. BAGAY, Rose Ann R

110. BAGUIO, Jan Mark P

111. BAGULAYA, Jose Joannes S

112. BALBAS, Julius Harvey P

113. BALDIA, Edwin Marc T

114. BALINANG, JR., Luvimindo R

115. BALITON, Malucar P

116. BALMES, Kriselle S

117. BALT, Al-rashid L

118. BALT, Aminah C

119. BALTAZAR, John Philip A

120. BALUCAN, Chembeelyn A

121. BALVERDE, Roan U

122. BANAAG, Steffi Reizza E

123. BANDOMA, Jon Andre C

124. BANZON, Melvin Joseph L

125. BARBARA, Ailene B

126. BARDOQUILLO, Leah Lara M

127. BARENG, Shiel Joy G

128. BARRAMEDA, Eljay Jose M

129. BARREDO, Grethel G

130. BARTOLOME, Ana Karina P

131. BARTOLOME, Karol Chaim P

132. BASMAYOR, Michelle V

133. BATACAN-CAMACHO, Renizza Belle E

134. BATERNA, Jared Marc E

135. BATNAG, Odina E

136. BATU, Karen S

137. BATUNGBACAL, Mina Franchesca D

138. BAUNTO, Hapsah S

139. BAUTISTA, Diana Roselle V

140. BAUTISTA, Nino Carlo C

141. BAUTISTA, Pearl Charisse D

142. BAUTISTA, Veronicaliza H

143. BAUZON, Lanie V

144. BAYAD, Bernadette M

145. BAYAD, JR., Fernando T

146. BAYANG, Maria Victoria A

147. BAYOT, Miguel R

148. BAÑAGA, Robbie M

149. BEJEMINO, Mark Leo P

150. BELEY-ARNESTO, Mary Rose T

151. BELLO, Cristina Marie T

152. BELTRAN, Mikhail Julwyn B

153. BENAID, Wynchill B

154. BENEDIAN, JR., Pablito C

155. BENITEZ, Cecille T

156. BENTULAN, JR., Alfredo L

157. BERCASIO, Jela Myka LL

158. BERNAL, Samantha Lei R

159. BERNALES, Rolando A

160. BERNARDINO, Abigail F

161. BERNARDO, Jansen F

162. BERNARDO-SAGABAEN, Mary Ann N

163. BERNASOR, Lou Wella Mae S

164. BESAÑES, Niño G

165. BILOCURA, Jennelyn D

166. BINAY, Sharmagne Joy A

167. BINULUAN, Junerick N

168. BIRAO, Emmanuel G

169. BLANCO, Chiara Angela L

170. BOHOL, Illac G

171. BOJADOR, Francis Lauro R

172. BONAOBRA, Kevin A

173. BONIFACIO, Ma. Angela B

174. BONTUYAN, Diwa Rafael B

175. BORJA, Diane Camilla R

176. BORRICANO, Doreen F

177. BOSANTOG, Jonathan P

178. BRAGAT, Ophie Easter M

179. BRAMPIO, Aubrey Joy D

180. BRILLANTES, Constanza B

181. BRIONES, Niña Arlyn L

182. BRIONES, Reuben T

183. BRUTAS, Jolas E

184. BUBAN, III, Mamerto N

185. BUENA, Kriska Marna A

186. BUENA, Mark Orline S

187. BUENAOBRA, Jomyr B

188. BUENO, Flordeliz Marina U

189. BUENO, Ma. Anna Margarita V

190. BUENO, Mikhail Lenin B

191. BUGARIN, Matisa C

192. BUGAYONG, Vanessa S

193. BULANGA-CASINILLO, Diana Michelle T

194. BUOT, Krisben Zilner P

195. BUSALPA, Genny Pearl B

196. BUYSER, Jed Lance C

197. CABADING, James Michael D

198. CABANILLA, Jonna C

199. CABANTING, Arwin V

200. CABATINGAN, Alpi Andro B

201. CABAYSA, Elvis Bennet C

202. CABRERA, Daniel Rafael G

203. CABRIGA, Catalino R

204. CABUGSA, Josephus G

205. CACERES, Ira I

206. CACHO, Aireen M

207. CADIGAL, Jose Almarius P

208. CADIZ, Leonel P

209. CAFE, Ryan P

210. CAGA-ANAN, Cathleen Terry E

211. CALALANG, Joseph Ivan V

212. CALDERON, Geoffry A

213. CALDERON, Leah Zilpah A

214. CALLETONG, Jasmin G

215. CALUAG, Bon Jeffrey M

216. CALUGAY, Dongil T

217. CALULOT, Marinelle M

218. CALURA, JR., Quirino E

219. CAMBRI, Marydine L

220. CANIBAN, Mark Darryl A

221. CAPILI, Remar S

222. CARABBACAN, John John B

223. CARDENAS, Antonio Miguel M

224. CARDIÑO, Kent C

225. CARILLO, Janilet Mishelle R

226. CARLOS, Archie G

227. CARLOS, VI, Richard Lee B

228. CARPENA, Blessie Rose L

229. CASIGURAN, Roselle U

230. CASIL, Mariane S

231. CASTAÑEDA, Jose Francisco E

232. CASTILLO, Alyssa Carmelli P

233. CASTILLO, Gerard M

234. CASTRO, Bethel Edgar B

235. CASTRO-ZAPATA, Abigail P

236. CATACUTAN, Ace Joseph B

237. CATALAN, Mia Laine C

238. CAUAN, IV, Cayetano B

239. CAYCO, Patricia Gail V

240. CAÑETE, Edan Marri R

241. CAÑETE, Sarah Jean G

242. CELERA, Emme Cheayanne S

243. CELERIDAD, Paolo O

244. CELSO, Ellen Faye L

245. CENIZA, Michael G

246. CERILLES, JR., Mario C

247. CERVANTES, Dindo R

248. CHAGUILE, Michelle A

249. CHAN, Clariesse Jami Mari A

250. CHAN, Howard Y

251. CHAN, Joyce Aiza Z

252. CHAN, Wharton R

253. CHAVEZ, Sarah Lynn G

254. CHEN, Mara Kriska L

255. CHEW, James Earl R

256. CHI, Julius Czar G

257. CHOI, Jacqueline Mae S

258. CHUA, Chantal C

259. CHUA, Edric Christian E

260. CHUA, Jennica C

261. CHUA, Rachel Bernadette B

262. CHUA, Ronald O

263. CIPRES, Bryan Orville R

264. CISNEROS, JR., Luis Q

265. CLAREZA, JR., Eleuterio E

266. CLAVERIA-BADONG, Veronica DL

267. CLEMENTE, Christine C

268. CLIMACO, Evangelenne V

269. CO, Gerald S

270. CO, Joahn T

271. CO, Jocelyn C

272. CO, Pia Isabel O

273. CO, Ray Ann M

274. COLINARES, Ma. Lourdes N

275. COLLADO, Chelmarie V

276. COLLADO, Reena Mae L

277. COLUMNA, Christopher P

278. COLUMNA, Lorelei R

279. COMAFAY, Melisa Jane B

280. CONCEPCION, Denise G

281. CONDE, Eduard C

282. CONDE-NGOLAB, Jenny D

283. CONSUNJI, Mary Gladys Stephanie G

284. CORNEL, Charles B

285. CORPUS, Mario Lorenzo V

286. CORPUZ, Sheila I

287. CORRALES, Joan Rouella P

288. COSCOLLUELA, Shawn Dustin B

289. CRISOSTOMO, Danielle Alessandra D

290. CRISPINO, Ma. Kristine Rhem T

291. CRUZ, Alejandro Arlan P

292. CRUZ, Faith Roslyndale T

293. CRUZ, Jinky Ann H

294. CRUZ, Katrina P

295. CRUZ, Kristine Clarisse L

296. CU, Krystle Ritz T

297. CULA, Darwin H

298. CULVERA, Don H

299. CUNANAN, Paul Vincent T

300. CUNTAPAY, Girlie Mei D

301. CURAMMENG, JR., Reynold B

302. CUSTODIO, Alexandria Demi A

303. CUYO, Emerson G

304. DAAN, Evita A

305. DABBAY, Vincent Ray F

306. DADAYAN, Farouk M

307. DAGANTA, Fely Rose R

308. DAHAP, Maria Laurice G

309. DAMAOLAO, Rodelo Martin M

310. DAMASCO, Alex B

311. DAMASCO, Israel A

312. DATOC, Charmaine P

313. DAUZ, Timothy Clark B

314. DAVID, Jose Angelo A

315. DAVIDE, Patricia Janelli A

316. DAWAY, Rhey David S

317. DAYAG, Florian Kim P

318. DAYAG, Steven M

319. DAYPUYAT, Shylla Fe C

320. DE ALBAN, Dominic Victor C

321. DE ASIS, Aveneer K

322. DE CASTRO, Mardane Gizelle A

323. DE GRACIA, Angela Marie M

324. DE GUIA, Anne Rose R

325. DE GUZMAN, Aljon D

326. DE GUZMAN, Catleya L

327. DE GUZMAN, Pristine B

328. DE JESUS, Nerissa N

329. DE JESUS, Philip Edward A

330. DE JESUS, Tracy Ann DJ

331. DE LA CRUZ, Alma Isabel T

332. DE LA CRUZ, Gizle M

333. DE LA CRUZ, John Rafael T

334. DE LA FUENTE, Larry V

335. DE LA ROSA, Barbara Irene Y

336. DE LEON, Dino S

337. DE LEON, Girlie Venus E

338. DE LEON, Isaac D

339. DE LEON, Kaycee Ann B

340. DE MESA, Jennifer D

341. DEE, Celine Melanie A

342. DEE, Czarina Angelie B

343. DEINLA, Josalee S

344. DEL FONSO, Westly Rey V

345. DEL ROSARIO, Delañarose A

346. DEL ROSARIO, Mary Grace O

347. DELA CRUZ, Carissa Leonor Xyza I

348. DELA CRUZ, Dana Genevieve C

349. DELA CRUZ, Dennis L

350. DELA CRUZ, Jan Michael S

351. DELA CRUZ, Jastine Marie B

352. DELA CRUZ, Jemuel B

353. DELA CRUZ, Julian Rodrigo A

354. DELA CRUZ, Kenneth Lloyd G

355. DELA CRUZ, Rozanne B

356. DELA CUESTA, Jay Marie C

357. DELA ROSA, Bryan Lloyd L

358. DELA ROSA, Maridel P

359. DELFIN, Cherry Marie E

360. DELFIN, Estelle Marielle F

361. DELGADO, Honey Rose E

362. DELGADO, Romella M

363. DELGADO, Tristan Matthew T

364. DELOS ANGELES, JR., Domingo P

365. DELOS REYES, Angelico Zenon M

366. DELOS REYES, Mark Erwin W

367. DELOS SANTOS, Glenn D

368. DELOS SANTOS, Madelyn C

369. DELOSO, Omar P

370. DEMAIN, Nathaniel P

371. DEMAISIP, Ma. Josephine Gerardine N

372. DESUYO, Jo-ana Marie P

373. DIAL-QUIGAO, Ma. Ramelisa D

374. DIALOGO, Karlo M

375. DIAMANTE, Mary Joy Anne A

376. DIANA, John Ronnel D

377. DIAZ, Fideliz Cardellie B

378. DIAZ, Jan Jason Jendrik C

379. DIAZ, Maria Lovella M

380. DIEGO, Marshall Ellis M

381. DINSAY, V, Frank Eduard C

382. DISCIPULO, Gierne Gail Q

383. DIZON, Erika C

384. DIZON, Rose Angelique P

385. DIZON, JR., Arthur B

386. DOCTOLERO, Julie L

387. DOMEYEG, Carla O

388. DOMINGO, Riyah Lalaine L

389. DOMINO, Jenny Jean B

390. DORIA, Loreto B

391. DORINGO, Seychelles June M

392. DRILON, Christian A

393. DRILON, Patrick C

394. DULAY, Jericson D

395. DUMALASA, Sean Paulo M

396. DUMALOS, Cirille Anne L

397. DUMANAT, Janellee A

398. DUMAYAS, Daryl Ray F

399. DYCHITAN, Pamela Marie F

400. EBDANE, Bayani S

401. ECALNIR, Erol Roudel C

402. ECHAVEZ, Ronna Lissa E

403. ECHIVERRI, Kingjohn Ericson M

404. ELMIDO, Jan Christopher P

405. ENDALUZ, Marie Jourgen B

406. ENRIQUEZ, Claire Joy G

407. ENRIQUEZ, Gabriel Alfonso C

408. ERANDIO, Athena Louise F

409. ESCALADA, Ryan Carlo P

410. ESCOLANO, Paul Medard L

411. ESCOSURA-BUSTAMANTE, Leslie C

412. ESCOTO, Jamie P

413. ESCOVILLA, Joseph Patrick O

414. ESGUERRA, Rafael Rodrigo S

415. ESPARAGUERA, Miguel A

416. ESPELETA, Camille Angela M

417. ESPERANZA, Annaliza G

418. ESPINA, Carlo Eduardo M

419. ESPINOSA, Carol-v S

420. ESPINOSA, Jose Joven Paulo M

421. ESPINOSA, Ma. Monica Leticia T

422. ESPIRITU, Aizelle Marie D

423. ESPIRITU, Elaine Rose Z

424. ESQUIVEL, Ron-erwin D

425. ESQUIVIAS, Ma. Carmela Florentyna A

426. ESTEBAN, Gelie Erika P

427. ESTELLA, Jessrey G

428. ESTOLAS, Benjamin Jose S

429. EVANGELISTA, Abigail F

430. EVANGELISTA, Carlo F

431. EXMUNDO, Reisa Marie J

432. FABICO, Krizia Yvette O

433. FABILE, Abigail M

434. FACUNLA, Jeffrey M

435. FALCIS, III, Jesus Nicardo M

436. FARCON, Jose Florinio Y

437. FELIX, Christine Angelica D

438. FELIX, Razel Ann P

439. FELIZMENIO, Marinella P

440. FERNAN, Harry Gwynn Omar M

441. FERNANDEZ, James Abalos

442. FERNANDEZ, Kae Dee C

443. FERNANDEZ, Meriam Consuelo B

444. FERNANDEZ, II, Antonio Timothy A

445. FERNIN, Michael Jayson S

446. FERRER, Jefferson Wilfredo P

447. FERRER, Julius Abraham C

448. FERRER-LEGASPI, Jan Adrienne B

449. FLORDELIZA, Henry C

450. FLORES, Danilo S

451. FORTALEZA, Karen F

452. FRAGANTE, Criela DF

453. FRANCISCO, Oliver G

454. FRIAS, Jerome Bart M

455. FUCOY, Alyssa Agustina A

456. FUECONCILLO-EVANGELISTA, Aleander P

457. FURUYAMA, Ken D

458. GA, Marianne Aiza T

459. GADOR, Ken R

460. GAHOL, Ralph Laurence M

461. GALAGAR, Philip S

462. GALAN, Cherie Amor C

463. GALANG, Roi Andrei S

464. GALAROSA, Michael Vincent C

465. GALENDEZ, Ellen P

466. GALIT, Emmanuel P

467. GALIT, Neil Brian P

468. GALLEGO, Erika Marie V

469. GALLITO, Patrick M

470. GALON, Harold A

471. GALOS, III, Reparado B

472. GALVEZ, Micaela Kristina V

473. GAMBOA, Josine Alexandra S

474. GAMILLA, Kristia Anne S

475. GANDIA, Tephanie M

476. GANZON, Pearl Margaret C

477. GARCIA, Cesar Domini C

478. GARCIA, Gil, Ii E

479. GARCIA, Lordie Grace D

480. GARCIA, Vianne Marie O

481. GARGAR, Ma. Edaliza J

482. GARINGAN, Francesse C

483. GARMA, Angelica C

484. GAUDIEL, Kristine T

485. GAUNA, Maria Rufa Theresa S

486. GAVIOLA, Gian Franco G

487. GAYOS, Edgardo Alexander O

488. GELVEZON-TABITA, Salvacion

489. GEVERO, Sergie V

490. GIBA, Analyn M

491. GIDUCOS, Mohammad Jamalul J

492. GIRONELLA, Genesis John R

493. GLEYO, Marco Ray S

494. GLIPONEO, Lizglen L

495. GO, Eden Jerby C

496. GO, Rom- Raison E

497. GODINEZ, John Henley C

498. GONZALES, Claudine Joy C

499. GONZALES, Edwin Prince I

500. GONZALES, Jeffrey Jay C

501. GONZALES, Sharwina W

502. GRAGEDA-FLORES, Joanna Mayelle T

503. GRAIDO, Helen Maureen V

504. GRANTOZA, Camille Jennifer L

505. GRATELA, Merl Margaret O

506. GREGORY, Ma. Nenita Yumi N

507. GREPO, Carla Regina P

508. GREPO, Jesse Raphael R

509. GRUBA, Katherine Therese

510. GRUESO, Niña A

511. GUBAT, Bennet A

512. GUCO, Jammelle Marie A

513. GUERRERO, Ellis Emmanuel M

514. GUIANG, Francis Gil D

515. GUIANG, Mary Algen E

516. GUINIGUNDO, Dan Abraham G

517. GURO, Mojahid S

518. GUTIERREZ, Ricardo Jesus E

519. GUTIERREZ, JR., Eduardo R

520. GUZMAN, Roger Joseph S

521. HAMDAG, Princess D

522. HAO, Louie Lynne T

523. HARDER, Irene Estela T

524. HATOL, Michelle Marie U

525. HAULO, Oilie S

526. HERNANDEZ, Ana Victoria S

527. HERNANDEZ, Charmaine M

528. HERNANDEZ, Jason A

529. HERNANDEZ, Michael Vincent T

530. HERRERA, Grethel L

531. HERRERA, Mara Kristina G

532. HERRERA, Michael Kris Ben T

533. HERRERO, Vanessa T

534. HIRANG-OLAVE, Katrina Isabel P

535. HIZON, Jaybee S

536. HIZON, Kenneth James Carlo C

537. HIZON, King James Carlo C

538. HUFANO, Jack Bryan D

539. IBARRA, Joahnes Crizelle T

540. IBARRA, Lucille Mae L

541. IBAÑEZ, Charmaine C

542. IGNACIO, Azyleah V

543. ILAGAN, Ma. Karla Josee C

544. ILORETA, Debbie Joy I

545. INFANTE, Seth M

546. INTAL, Pauline Grace R

547. INTIG, Estela Joy M

548. ISIDRO, Evangeline M

549. ISIDRO, III, Maximo S

550. ISLES, Maychelle A

551. IWAY, Lourdes Mary L

552. JAMILLA, Nicole Rose Margaret D

553. JATAYNA, Emmanuel A

554. JAVIER, Karen O

555. JAVIER, Paolo Miguel V

556. JAVILLONAR, J-ann Violeta J

557. JAVIÑA-RODRIGUEZ, Jean Violette A

558. JONGKO, Jan Michael R

559. JUANENGO, Ma. Katrina Nadine G

560. JUMAWAN, Ruel O

561. JUNI, Noel S

562. JUSI, Czarina Vijulet N

563. KADATAR-MALDIS, Feliza C

564. KALANG-AD, Manuel, Jr. C

565. KIAT-ONG, Aaron A

566. KO, Marianne Karyl C

567. KO, Richard V

568. KOGA, Ken B

569. KUA, Kesterson T

570. LABASTIDA, Mae N

571. LABAYO, Hale Oliver M

572. LABRADOR, Ernielineo B

573. LACAP, Danielle Angela R

574. LACO, Reginald L

575. LACSINA, Clarabel Anne R

576. LADLAD, Joseph C

577. LAGASCA, Kamille Deanne M

578. LAGUING, Robert Paul G

579. LAGURA, Valerius Rufino B

580. LAQUI, Dahlia D

581. LARES, Yaye D

582. LARINO, Emily Joy A

583. LASQUITE, Jesus Franco B

584. LAURITO, Karen F

585. LAURITO, Roderick C

586. LAWYER, Christian Apollo U

587. LAYLO, John Albert B

588. LAYOG, Francis Mark H

589. LAZARO, Phoebe Ann F

590. LEAÑO, Czarina Janis Rhaetia

591. LEAÑO, I, Conrad Ezra M

592. LEDDA, Joanna Katrina L

593. LEE, Marvin Andrew C

594. LEGARDE, Ludanielle N

595. LEGASPI, Jenelyn B

596. LEONARDO, Micaella N

597. LEONES, Christine S

598. LEYSON, Brian B

599. LIAO, Michelle D

600. LIBATIQUE, Jewel F

601. LIGGAYU, Ryan M

602. LIM, Christian Louie U

603. LIM, Cristine C

604. LIM, Gretchel N

605. LIM, Innah Samantha S

606. LIM, Ma. Margarita S

607. LIM, Ryan Jade D

608. LIM, Shery Paige A

609. LIMBO-CABUHAT, Verna S

610. LIMQUIACO, Jared G

611. LINGAO, Cherylette P

612. LIRIA, Carmel G

613. LIWAG, Vernice C

614. LLANERA, Mary Ann B

615. LLANILLO, Jasper June G

616. LLAVE, Miguel Leander L

617. LLESIS, Arbie S

618. LO, Rhodora P

619. LOBO, Jemuel Paolo M

620. LOMOTAN, Jonathan Joseph R

621. LOPEZ, Jayson Pangilinan

622. LOPEZ, Joseph S

623. LOPEZ, Marco Angelo Felix L

624. LORENZO, Ann Margaret K

625. LORENZO, Jan Michael D

626. LORESCA, Lovelyn C

627. LORETO, Emmallaine Leonille V

628. LOVERIA, Roman Carlo R

629. LUCIDO, Le Iris T

630. LUCMAN, Hijara-stephanie B

631. LUCMAYON, Juris Anne G

632. LUMAAD, Roseanne E

633. LUMANLAN, Ralfh Aldrin M

634. LUMANOG, Erlaine Vanessa D

635. LUMBRE, Charmaine Joy V

636. LUMINARIAS, Coleen Claudette R

637. LUNA, Alden Reuben B

638. MABA, Samaira C

639. MABULAC, II, Bienvenido L

640. MACALANDA, April Fleurenz Rose C

641. MACARAEG, Mc Guelvin S

642. MACARAMBON, Sa'aduddin L

643. MACASPAC, Teresa Micaela M

644. MADARANG, Patricia A

645. MADARIETA, Ma Cristina M

646. MADKI, Normalah S

647. MADLANGBAYAN, Mariel C

648. MADRIAGA, Marie Kris C

649. MADRID, Kristoffer Gabriel L

650. MADRID, Riceli G

651. MAGABO, Regine Joy L

652. MAGALANG, Sandra Mae T

653. MAGALLANES, Cliff-cyril A

654. MAGALLANES, Clyde L

655. MAGALLANES, Katrina Mae P

656. MAGAT, Kristianne S

657. MAGBANUA, Mary Angela R

658. MAGBANUA-ANJALIN, Mae Joyce S

659. MAGDAMIT, Moiselle G

660. MAGDAONG, JR., Jorge B

661. MAGHIRANG, Ariel P

662. MAGPANTAY, Regine Empress P

663. MAGPILI, Joe F

664. MAHINAY, Richelle Lou B

665. MAIGUE, Rameses M

666. MAIRINA, Renie R

667. MALALUAN, Krisandra Ann D

668. MALAMUG, Jena Lemienne Mae A

669. MALATE, August Lizer M

670. MALAYLAY, Levi Anthony B

671. MALICAD, Yentl D

672. MANALO, Kriselle Joy B

673. MANALO, Samantha Grace N

674. MANAYON, Diana P

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676. MANDIGMA-AGUILA, Jenny M

677. MANDOCDOC, Lisette A

678. MANGAWANG, Ma. Felora A

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682. MANILA, Antonio Ceasar R

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849. PLECERDA, Kurt Francis O

850. POBLADOR, Maria Celia H

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853. PONCE, Kathrina May R

854. POSADAS, Allen Joel G

855. PRESBITERO, Julian Santos B

856. PRIMICIAS, James Joash B

857. PRINCESA, Belen Cristina R

858. PUA, Elisa N

859. PUECA, Jenette O

860. PULLANTE, Irish Rosanne M

861. PUNO, Railla Veronica D

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865. QUILANETA, Mark Peter M

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867. QUINTANA, Aldrin Mark M

868. QUINTO, Ramiila L

869. QUITAIN, Xel Alessandra R

870. QUODALA-FORMOSO, Joanne Janice Q

871. RAMIREZ, Almyrrh Krista F

872. RAMIREZ, Princess L

873. RAMIREZ, Susana Grace Q

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876. RAMON, Arnel G

877. RAMOS, Jan Aldrin C

878. RAYMUNDO, Katrina Veronica G

879. RAZON, Arvin Kristopher A

880. REAL, III, Jun Edward L

881. RECTO, Michelle Anne B

882. RED-LOCK, Karen Christine S

883. REDOÑA, Dem Thomas T

884. REGIS, Redem Tor F

885. REGONDOLA, Maria Cristina L

886. RELAMPAGOS, Neil Melton V

887. RELENTE, Ernest John G

888. RELLOSA, Rasiele Rebekah DL

889. REMULLA, Jammy Kate S

890. REMULLA, Nikka Bianca A

891. RENEGADO, Jonathan G

892. RESTAURO, Ruth N

893. RETUYA, Kenneth P

894. REY, Floyd Ericson M

895. REYES, Celerino S

896. REYES, Elmer C

897. REYES, Graciello Timothy D

898. REYES, Lee Realino F

899. REYES, Neil Noe C

900. REYES, Rose Ann P

901. REYES, Roy L

902. REYES, Stephanie Faye B

903. REYES, IV, Clemente L

904. RICARDO, Ruth V

905. RICO, II, Danilo R

906. RIGOR, Miguel Justin R

907. RIGOR-CONCEPCION, Aileen C

908. RIMANDO, Czar Alexis D

909. RIMBAN, Kris Francisco D

910. RIOS, Odenna M

911. RIVAS, Reina Carmel S

912. RIVAS, Vaia G

913. RIVERA, Jan Michael A

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915. RIZADA, Julius Frencie M

916. RIZADA, Resci Angelli R

917. ROBLES, Anthony M

918. RODRIGO, Renante C

919. RODRIGUEZ, Ana Margarita A

920. RODRIGUEZ, Francia Romlina S

921. RODRIGUEZ, Paola Krista C

922. ROLEDA, Dimitri Luis T

923. ROLUSTA, Stephanie Joy A

924. ROMA, Shiree Amor P

925. ROMATAN, Rolynda Ezra B

926. ROSALES, Anna Jenny Marie A

927. ROSAS, Franz N

928. ROSETE, Jennifer M

929. ROTAP, John Paul R

930. ROXAS, Erwin E

931. ROÑO, Albert Michelson D

932. RUBIO, Jairus B

933. RUEDA, Rodave B

934. RUIZ, Caroline Socorre L

935. SABA, Cristian P

936. SABUGO, Karen Joy G

937. SACAR-GUILING, Minerva M

938. SADIARIN, Elizabeth Joy M

939. SAILE, Barbara Mae J

940. SALANG, Patricia Concepcion A

941. SALAS, Maria Patricia S

942. SALAZAR, Hanne N

943. SALGADO, Joliza Janelle D

944. SALI, Mohamad Jumer C

945. SALIDAGA, JR., Porferio A

946. SALIMO, Karen M

947. SALIVIO, Yani N

948. SALOMON, Johnittee Z

949. SALUD, Jan Raphael R

950. SALUDES, Ma. Elena R

951. SALUDO, Aaron Marc T

952. SALVA, Pierre Albert L

953. SALVADOR, Henesty Z

954. SALVADOR, II, Lincoln Raymond B

955. SAMAMA, Mohammad Omar A

956. SAMANIEGO, Diana B

957. SAMONTE, Debbie N

958. SAN MIGUEL, Isaiah G

959. SAN PEDRO, Danielle Francesca TC

960. SANCHEZ, Alma Sonia Q

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963. SANCHEZ, Jeza Mae Sarah C

964. SANCHEZ, JR., Raymond C

965. SANDOVAL, JR., Danilo R

966. SANLAO, Art Miguel B

967. SANTIAGO, January Faith B

968. SANTIAGO, Joyce C

969. SANTOS, Jose Justin T

970. SANTOS, Leo-aries Wynner O

971. SANTOS, Raphael D

972. SANTOS, JR., Manolo Aris M

973. SAQUILABON, Christian Lel M

974. SAQUING, Dennis C

975. SARSAGAT, Warren Wyndell D

976. SATO, Paul Tristan B

977. SAWIT, Ramon Jeriel S

978. SERAPIO, Angeli I

979. SERRANO, JR., Ismael T

980. SESO, Alexander D

981. SEVERINO, Emilia Concepcion D

982. SEÑAGAN, Richard Horace D

983. SHARIEF-TABAO, Sorayah M

984. SIAPNO, Liwawa D

985. SIBULO, Marianne C

986. SIENES, Anna-marie S

987. SIGUA, Sheryl E

988. SILVA, Juan Karlo B

989. SILVERIO-ACLAN, Irish L

990. SINCO-GASPAR, Imee Rose S

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995. SIÑEL, Rachel Ann A

996. SOBERANO, Junalyn P

997. SOLA, Camille A

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999. SOLIMAN, Nellaine Annabelle L

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1001. SOLMIRANO, F. Alfontino A

1002. SORIA, Felice Suzanne D

1003. SOTTO, Priscilla Angela O

1004. STA. MARIA, Rafael Gregorio V

1005. SUAREZ, Zarah Patricia T

1006. SUAREZ, JR., Delfin M

1007. SUAREZ-ROTUGAL, Arra Jolly A

1008. SUCGANG, Justin DJ

1009. SUDIO, JR., Wilfredo P

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1012. SUPREMO, Ed Michael E

1013. SUPSUP, Beverly Joyce M

1014. SUYU, Richard L

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1017. SY, Rizza Anne O

1018. TABALOC, Carlo C

1019. TABAYAG, Ernalyn J

1020. TABUGON, Jonathan O

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1022. TADILI, Ernani T

1023. TAGLE, Ma. Rizza Blesilda V

1024. TAGUIBAO, Angieli Kim M

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1027. TAMESIS, Chris C

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1029. TAN, Andrea G

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1031. TAN, Jayvee R

1032. TAN, Joseph E

1033. TAN, Reyena Luz M

1034. TAN, JR., Melvin S

1035. TANGKIA, Louie Marz A

1036. TANQUERIDO, Lyle Rose M

1037. TANSECO, Oliver S

1038. TANTOCO-BRIONES, Jecylene T

1039. TAY, Jonathan John V

1040. TAYCO, Clifford L

1041. TEJADA, Jedyne Venita O

1042. TEJADA, Trina Bianca O

1043. TELOW, Tania Stephanie T

1044. TENORIO, Al Brain C

1045. TEODORICO, Ron Fruto G

1046. TIBON, Rex Elmer G

1047. TIMBANG, Clarisa A

1048. TINAGAN, Dann Peter Douglas E

1049. TINAGAN, Jennifer Simone J

1050. TIONGSON, Frank Lloyd B

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1052. TOLEDO, Lauren Angelic J

1053. TOLENTINO, Rio Therese E

1054. TONGOHAN, Gifany Ten-ten L

1055. TORION, Alvin A

1056. TORRES, Genevieve L

1057. TORRES, Maria Jerzy Aprille D

1058. TORRES, Raul Marie Ii C

1059. TUAZON, Lea Anne S

1060. TULIAO, Paolo C

1061. TUNG, Bryan Kevin O

1062. TUPAZ, Mikhail Valodya M

1063. TY, Catherine Anne T

1064. ULTRA, Ferminlino C

1065. UY, Michael Marlowe G

1066. VALDEPEÑAS, Via Monina C

1067. VALDEZ, Albert M

1068. VALDEZ, Francis Earl Anthony B

1069. VALENCIANO-ADALLA, Julie Ann A

1070. VALERIO, Jay-r M

1071. VALERO, Michael Ferdenand E

1072. VALLADA, Ariane Mae V

1073. VALLE, Andrew P

1074. VALLECERA, Virgil B

1075. VALLEJO, Raymond V

1076. VALLES, Daryl Ritchie A

1077. VALMORIA, Michael M

1078. VALPARAISO, Janice Ivy G

1079. VARGAS, Akira G

1080. VARGAS, Crisanne Del B

1081. VASQUEZ, Albert T

1082. VEDAN, Veda Marie D

1083. VEGA, Daniel C

1084. VELASQUEZ, Jenin Rosanne H

1085. VELAZCO, Joseph Brian Anthony A

1086. VELOSO, Maria Erika E

1087. VICTORIA, Chaucer A

1088. VICTORIANO, Michael Gerard T

1089. VIDAL, Mirabel R

1090. VIEJO, Michelle Anne P

1091. VIERNES, Rhodalice Michelle S

1092. VILCHES, Alessandra C

1093. VILLA, Ralph N

1094. VILLACORTA, Jose V

1095. VILLALOBOS, An-ja B

1096. VILLAMOR, Niva C

1097. VILLANUEVA, Carla Carmela F

1098. VILLANUEVA, Christian Daniel P

1099. VILLANUEVA, Diega D

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1101. VILLANUEVA, Michelle A

1102. VILLAR, Loris Marriel B

1103. VILLARICO, Niel John A

1104. VILLARINO, Frances Jan C

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1119. YUMUL, Jena Mae M

1120. ZABALA, JR., Genie R

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1122. ZAMORA, Harvey Ecker A

1123. ZANTUA, JR., Emilio V

1124. ZORETA, Jeanina Melle A

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1126. ZULUETA, Marian Lucille D

The Bar passers may secure their clearances from the Office of the Bar Confidant during office hours, 8:00a.m. to 4:30p.m. on the specified date. The tentative oathtaking date for the passers of October 2014 bar exam which is usually being held at the Philippine International Convention Center (PICC), Pasay City will be announced also.

1,126 Passed the 2014 Philippine Bar Exam

1,126 Passed the 2014 Philippine Bar Exam

Congratulations to the 1,126 law graduates who passed the 2014 Bar exams. A graduate from the San Beda College of Law topping the list with a grade of 85.5. The passing rate is 18.82 percent.

Associate Justice Diosdado Peralta, chair of the 2015 Bar exams, made the announcement.

A total of 6,370 law students applied for last year's Bar exams but only 6,344 made it to the final cut. Over 300 backed out during the four Sundays of the exam in October.

The exams were held at the University of Santo Tomas in Manila. The 2013 Bar exam results were released in March last year.

The passing rate in the 2013 exams was 22.18 percent, and 17.76 percent in 2012 which was a 12-year low

SARAH GERONIMO: Big Winner At 2015 Myx Music Awards

SARAH GERONIMO: Big Winner At 2015 Myx Music Awards

Popsters rejoice! Our idol Pop Princess Sarah Geronimo is the big winner tonight at the 2015 Myx Music Awards. 

Sarah G. won 4 (four) major awards.

Sarah won the following awards:

• Favorite Music Video
• Favorite Artist
• Favorite Female Artist
• Favorite Remake for "Maybe This Time.

Sarah Geronimo's Kilometro's song and dance number was a blast!

Video uploaded at www.webmags.info YouTube Channel.  The video are best viewed at 720 hd. Click the setting icon and choose hd. Enjoy!

Video link:

http://www.webmags.info/2015/03/myx-music-awards-2015-big-winner-sarah.html

Sarah G. is a very lucky gal indeed. She got it all, talent, looks, body and lovelife!

2015 Myx Music Awards were announced Wednesday, March 25 at SM Aura Premier's Samsung Hall. 

(To view list of nominees, CLICK HERE)

Here is the complete list of winners of the 2015 MYX Music Awards:

MYX Magna Awardee: Rey Valera

Favorite Music Video: Tayo by Sarah Geronimo (director: Avid Liongoren)
Favorite Song: Simpleng Tulad Mo by Daniel Padilla

Favorite Artist: Sarah Geronimo

Favorite Female Artist: Sarah Geronimo

Favorite Male Artist: Daniel Padilla

Favorite Guest Appearance in a Music Video: Kathryn Bernardo (Simpleng Katulad Mo by Daniel Padilla)

Favorite Collaboration: Takipsilim by Gloc 9 feat. Regine Velasquez-Alcasid

Favorite Mellow Video: Right Where You Belong by Julie Anne San Jose (directed by Louie Ignacio)

Favorite Urban Video: Businessman by Gloc 9 feat. Vinci Montaner (directed by J. Pacena II)

Favorite Rock Video: Kislap by Kamikazee (directed by Kamikazee) 

Favorite Group: Silent Sanctuary

Favorite Remake: Maybe This Time by Sarah Geronimo

Favorite New Artist: Darren Espanto

Favorite Media Soundtrack: "No Erase" by James Reid and Nadine Lustre

Favorite MYX Celebrity VJ: Toni Gonzaga (Celebrity VJ for July 2014)

SPINNR Choice Award: Nikki Gil

Favorite K-pop Video: Come Back Home by 2NE1

Favorite International Video: Shake It Off by Taylor Swift 

Philippine Women's University In The Eyes of One of Its Educators

Philippine Women's University In The Eyes of One of Its Educators

On March 8, 2015, we celebrated International Women's Day and yet the first school for women in Asia is in a lot of trouble---the Philippine Women's University (PWU). It is a private, non-sectarian educational institution which would mark its centennial in academic year 2019-2020.

STI wins auction of PWU foreclosed properties

PWU properties along Taft Avenue in Malate, Manila, where the PWU campus is located, plus another property located at Pilar Hidalgo Lim Street, Malate, Manila, registered in the name of PWU, were allegedly won by STI Education Systems Holdings, Inc. (STI) in the auction sales involving extra-judicial foreclosures on Wednesday, March 18, 2015.

STI has also filed a petition for foreclosure of the Jose Abad Santos Memorial School (JASMS) Quezon City campus; and a property in Davao under the name of Unlad Resources Development Corporation (Unlad), the corporate arm of the Benitez family.

PWU Rehabilitation Plan

Asked for comment, PWU President Dr. Jose Francisco Benitez said PWU did not contest the auction because an earlier case for rehabilitation was filed before the Manila Regional Trial Court by former Senator Helena Z. Benitez, chairperson and long-time creditor of the beleaguered Philippine Women’s University.

"I would like to assure all of you that we are pursuing all legal actions necessary to protect the interests of our students, faculty and the schools. The school remains open and operations are normal. We are accepting enrollment for next year and are heartened by your support. Despite press releases from STI, we are still in control of PWU and our direction is clear for the future of PWU,” Dr. Jose Francisco Benitez said in a statement.

The Rehabilitation Plan calls for a 10-year period which will allow reasonable payment to all of PWU’s creditors (including former Sen. Benitez and STI) through the sale of Benitez family assets and cashflow from the operations of the schools. PWU is still waiting for the issuance of the Commencement Order on the Rehab Petition. If granted, it will invalidate the auction sale and pave the way for the approval of the rehabilitation plan of PWU. If denied, PWU has one year within which to redeem the PWU properties. The same holds true for the possible Foreclosure auction sale of the JASMS QC property, scheduled for March 24.

PWU Loan History

The foreclosure petition stemmed from PWU's alleged failure to pay almost P1 billion in accumulated loans, interest, and expenses. STI has acquired PWU’s loan with BDO worth P223 million in 2011, and loaned another P198 million to Unlad.

PWU earlier offered STI P644 million to settle the dispute which the latter rejected.

An Educator's Perspective

On the face of the foreclosure of its properties initiated by STI, it is not only the owners, students and their parents who will be affected but also the educators who dedicated their lives in giving a brighter future to our less fortunate brothers and sisters.

With all the legal battles and media frenzy, no one dared to ask the teachers of PWU what their take is on said foreclosure. I decided to interview Ms. Angel Velasco Shaw, an Associate Professor at the Philippine Women’s University School of Fine Arts and Design, Director of the Institute for Heritage, Culture and the Arts, and Research Coordinator.

Prof. Shaw is an American-born Filipina who has been teaching for 23 years at universities such as New York University (11 years), Hunter College of The City University of New York, Columbia University, Pratt Institute and The New School. In addition, she's also a practicing filmmaker, media artist, freelance curator, and cultural organizer.

Here is an excerpt of my interview with Prof. Shaw:

Professor Shaw, can you give me a little background about yourself please. When did you start teaching at PWU?

I have been going back and forth to the Philippines for the past 30 years working on art and cultural projects, and teaching workshops in Metro Manila, Dumaguete, Bacolod, Bago City and Baguio City. In July 2013, I relocated to Manila and began teaching at Philippine Women's University in August 2013, first as a graduate mentor and advisor to graduate students in the School of Fine Arts and Design as well as a part-time faculty and faculty/curriculum development consultant. In June 2014, I was appointed Director of the newly inaugurated Institute for Heritage, Culture and the Arts, an Associate Professor and Research Coordinator and I continue to teach undergraduate and graduate courses.

What is your take on the dispute between Benitez family and STI? Do you support the Benitez family on this issue?

While I can understand that you would like me to address your questions in the specific context of the Benitez/STI dispute, I would prefer to focus my responses in a less direct way, albeit pertinent, as I feel that the media (mainstream and otherwise) is focusing on an issue that while important and valid, I feel is not necessarily a public matter in the way that it is being framed and continues to be reported on.

Having said this, my opinion about their business agreement, is at this point, irrelevant to what transpired over the years as far as their partnership and subsequent dissolve goes.

In 2011, the Benitez family entered into an agreement with STI whereby the latter assumed PWU’s loan with BDO in exchange for certain considerations. Are you personally in favor of that deal? Why?

Although, it is true that the outcome of this dispute will affect me as a concerned educator/employee in more than one-way. I do think it is of utmost importance that the media present other voices and experiences at PWU, that of faculty, students and staff. So thank you for this opportunity. If you would like responses from any of my students about their experiences at PWU, please let me know and I will try to arrange this.

Since my employment at PWU, I have had the great pleasure of working with Dean Josephine Turalba (School of Fine Arts and Design) and President Francisco Benitez. The two of them share the same pedagogical vision as myself, one which acknowledges and upholds the importance and value of providing the best possible academic education and equal access to education regardless of their financial, ethnic, regional, religious, gender backgrounds.

President Francisco Benitez has a forward-thinking pedagogical vision that I have not personally encountered in quite the same way, over the course of years of interactions with scholars and artists on several Philippine college campuses where I have had the opportunity to speak at and/or conduct workshops. This is not to say, that these campuses do not have progressive pedagogical practices as these campuses also have dedicated faculty members and excellent mission and vision statements.

Due to President Benitez’s commitment to upgrade the quality of education and my positive experiences of working under his visionary leadership and scholarship, I choose to come on board as a full time faculty member despite the fact that I had the opportunity seek employment at other universities at the time that I was making the decision in April 2014. His dedication to the largely underprivileged student body—sons and daughters of overseas workers and other low-income earners is unwavering. As an academician and scholar, President Benitez has an excellent understanding of how a liberal arts university should be run and the academic opportunities needed to provide students with the best quality education available to them which a university like PWU can support. He understands the balance needed in departmental curricula to strive to uphold and upgrade towards providing students with sufficient practical job skills as well as academic intellectual skills which promote reading/writing and critical thinking proficiency necessary for a student to compete in a job locally and globally.

As someone who has not only taught children of Filipino overseas workers enrolled at Hunter College in New York, but now, of their children enrolled at PWU, I have a good understanding of the hardships that parents and children face and encounter and the degree of difficulty of staying in school and believing that higher education can help them do more than just survive in an imbalanced Philippine economy where there are more have-nots, than haves. Vocational skills and job placement is not enough to help these youths to live and actively participate in creating a stronger, more balanced Philippine nation. PWU has been on a path for 95 years to grow the nation in a humble way, and not merely to educate people to participate as laborers both locally and globally.

President Benitez has spoken on several occasions to his PWU constituents about students, faculty and staff being stakeholders in the university. In all of my years of teaching, I never genuinely felt like a “stakeholder” until teaching at PWU.

If Tanco of STI assures the public that PWU will remain an educational institution in his group’s overall plan, would you support him instead or will you be loyal to the Benitezes?

My commitment first and foremost is to my students and to the pedagogical philosophy of President Benitez who, as far as I can see, since I began at PWU, is not only dedicated to improving his students and faculty’s abilities to compete academically in Metro Manila and nationwide, but within the Southeast Asian region and globally. He understands full well the kinds of challenges that PWU faces in the local and global academic and educational arena. I am witnessing how he is trying to meet these challenges through his interactions with my undergraduate and graduate students, and university-wide events where he has spoken quite frankly and eloquently about PWU’s mission and vision.

It is important to stress to the public that there is not one form, system or ideological perspective about what constitutes education nor is there one simple way to define what pedagogical practices are and what their approaches and attributes will contribute to a society. Formal, informal and alternative learning practices are multi-faceted with a plethora of outcomes that might not be seen immediately, but over a period of time. And yet, such methodologies can be used immediately by students with concrete results like employment in their respective fields of study. Education is not a monolithic structure although it is simpler for members of a society to understand it as such. Is education a “business”? Yes, it is but as mentioned, there are different models with similar yet different potential outcomes.

My own approach to education is a wholistic one that includes an understanding that the institution, educators, administrators, students and staff must strive to work together in a mutually beneficial harmonious manner that supports the mental, economic, and spiritual health of a community in relationship to other communities that comprise a nation. How people working together whether as teacher/learner, administrator/management is based on a vision that provides students with adequate academic and practical skills and tools to do more than just survive. Quality education promotes equal access and potential for upward mobility no matter what one’s ethnic, religious, class, gender, geographic background.

It is my belief, however, that an institution must provide critical thinking tools in order to attain these possibilities for a better life and how an individual contributes to a society can only be obtained if one is given the tools to think and act upon their thoughts, be self-reflexive, value the knowledge base from not just their own life experiences or their family’s, but society’s and then built upon this growing knowledge base which formal and “higher” education can offer. Balance is needed.

PWU is a university that I have come to know and love because I can contribute, in my own small ways, to this vision and mission that I have mentioned briefly, in a wholistic manner. When I first came to PWU, I had no idea that its 95 year old mission and vision would align so closely with my own. In fact, I didn’t know that two of its seven original female founders are somehow related to me—Concepcion Aragon Santiago and Clara Aragon Villanueva—until I came upon their photographs in one of the hallways and saw a woman who resembled my mother in an uncanny way.

I remain committed to my ancestors’ vision and practices no matter where in the world I teach, work as a cultural organizer and cultural practitioner. This is a part of my continuum.

What is your message or appeal to the Benitez family? To the Tanco group?

My appeal is not only to the Benitez and Tanco groups, but to the PWU community of students, faculty, and staff, and to the public at large to take the needed time to reflect on each other’s perspectives, needs, expectations, and fears about what a wholistic education can offer students in the present and future, and what diverse services and needs can be satisfied by such an approach. 

To wrap up the interview the good Professor left this message and quote:

Thank you for your time and for reading my words. 

“For apart from inquiry, apart from the praxis, individuals cannot be truly human. Knowledge emerges only through invention and re-invention, through the restless, impatient, continuing, hopeful inquiry human beings pursue in the world, with the world, and with each other.”      ― Paulo Freire

DIANA STALDER: All That Glitters Is Gold

DIANA STALDER: All That Glitters Is Gold

Upon the invitation of a very good friend, I headed over at Diana Stalder in Gateway Mall in Cubao, Quezon City for its #GoldLaunch of #DianaStalder #AllThatGlittersIsGold campaign. The call time was so early that I had to be literally dragged out from bed by my brother. ( I admit, I am not a morning person and I am not good in time management but I honor my commitments to the best of my capacity.)  Diana Stalder or simply dS is located at the basement of Gateway Mall. (Think about Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf; yeah, enter the mall entrance beside that famous coffeeshop tambayan.) 

I was bowled over when I was greeted by a gold-colored guy in gold tuxedo and gold hat. He happened to be golding ... errr ... holding a dS Gold VIP Card poster. 

Very accommodating dS branch Sales manager Ms. Cynthia Esquida, who conceptualized the card, explained to me the concept behind the golden offer.

Introducing the dS Gold VIP Card

It is a card like no other. It consists of a full year of pampering for a VIP cardholder. The VIP Gold cardholder has the right to share the beauty benefits to his or her immediate family members and friends. I was like, oh wow! That's a great deal! It suddenly makes me want to sign up immediately for a gold membership because of the idea of sharing its privileges with my brother.

The dS Gold VIP Card Package includes the following:

•  3 Facial Supreme Treatment
•  3 Gold Facial Treatment 
•  6 Underarm Bleaching Treatment
•  4 whole body Massage Treatment
•  4 Paraffin Wax Treatment
•  6 Skin Awakening Treatment. 

The total package originally costs Php14,000 but go ahead and show them this article and get the dS VIP Gold membership card for only Php6,000!!!! Plus if you tell them that you learned about it from CHA you'll get extra complimentary service like a body massage, 50% discount on other treatments and other exciting freebies! Cool, right?  After all the best things in life are free! 

Plus, yes, you read it right, it has a plus, not a minus . . . Ha ha ha! You can customize your package! 

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You can change your treatment into other treatments like diamond peel or body massage if you happen to be uncomfortable with, say for example, the underarm whitening treatment. I know, you can't believe it.  Hell yeah, me too. I think dS management is too generous in coming out with such a huge discount that comes with a privilege to tweak the package according to your preference. 

So, what are you waiting for? Go for Gold! Avail of the promo now!  Remember you'll get to enjoy the VIP privilege together with your family, officemate, or friends. That's more than half the price, given at an unbelievable discount rate of only Php6,000. 

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The dS Gold VIP Card Package entitles you to a Personal Hygienic Kit, Personal Therapist, Free Beverage every visit, Birthday treat, Exclusive members only promos & Exclusive Sparty Discounts and other privileges.

Diana Stalder's owner plus all of the staff are 100% committed to meet the clients' desire to be beautiful inside and out.  That's why dS never gets tired to offer the best services and products that targets its clientele needs in the rapidly-changing and diverse skincare market. 

For more details about Diana Stalder's VIP Gold Card, visit Diana Stalder at the following branches :

•  dS Gateway Araneta Center
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