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3 Artlets to run unopposed for CSC seats

Apr

By Kristine Erika Agustin and Matthew Dave Jucom

3 Artlets to run unopposed for CSC seats

THREE INDEPENDENT bets from the Faculty of Arts and Letters will be running unopposed as they seek positions in the Central Student Council (CSC) for the upcoming 2021 elections, according to the official list of the UST Central Commission on Elections (Comelec). Interim CSC Secretary Krizia Milleny Bricio is the…

CSC empowers women abuse victims through online forum

Mar

By Arthur Florence Jean Apostol and Matthew Dave Jucom

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CSC empowers women abuse victims through online forum

IN LINE with the observance of Violence Against Women Day, the UST Central Student Council (CSC) on Thursday premiered a webinar encouraging victims of domestic violence to seek help and urging the youth to "proactively participate" in helping them. “HAB;L: Championing Safe Spaces for Victim Survivors” highlighted four speakers that…

CSC to hold event honoring Violence Against Women Day

Feb

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CSC to hold event honoring Violence Against Women Day

by KAREN RENEE S. NOGOY and ARTHUR FLORENCE JEAN N. APOSTOL THE UST Central Student Council (CSC) will launch a five-day event in commemoration of the International Day of Violence Against Women (VAW) on March 1 to 5. The event titled “Malaya ba si Ligaya?” aims to show the prevailing…

ABSC president is new Central Board speaker

Jul

By Joahna Lei Casilao

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ABSC president is new Central Board speaker

ARTLETS STUDENT Council (ABSC) President Rafael Arellano was chosen as the new Central Board (CB) speaker of the Central Student Council for academic year 2018-2019 through a secret ballot election held Tuesday night. The speaker’s duties, as decided by the CB, will include convening the board members, presiding over sessions…

Artlets bets for CSC vow to promote students’ rights, social awareness

Apr

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Artlets bets for CSC vow to promote students’ rights, social awareness

STUDENTS’ RIGHTS and social awareness are among the concerns that the four independent Central Student Council (CSC) bets from the Faculty of Arts and Letters would like to focus on should they be elected to the council. Presidential candidate and former CSC Public Relations Officer (PRO) Francis Gabriel Santos said…

Mar

By Ali Ian Marcelino Biong and Cris Eugene Gianan

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4 Artlets vie for CSC seats

FOUR INDEPENDENT Artlet bets are eyeing positions in the UST Central Student Council (CSC). Former CSC public relations officer (PRO) and Political Science (PolSci) junior Francis Gabriel Santos is vying for the position of president, saying he wants to continue what he started last year. “Gusto ko kasi ipagpatuloy 'yung…

Feb

By Editor in Chief

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The last straw

I HAVE been used to the sight of a small tube accompanied by the purchase of a Gulp beverage at 7-Eleven. Expected to be given one, I guiltlessly asked for a straw. To my surprise, the convenience store no longer offered that “convenient” option. Although some establishments still offer plastic…

Mar

By The Flame News

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3 Artlets compete for CSC posts

THREE STUDENTS from the Faculty of Arts and Letters (AB) filed their certificates of candidacy for the upcoming Central Student Council (CSC) elections, Tuesday, March 21. Former UST Journalism Society vice president-internal Christopher Daniel Reyes is eyeing the position of treasurer under Lakasdiwa. The Journalism junior said it is his goal…

CSC President: Council will “genuinely” address student matters

Feb

By The Flame News

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CSC President: Council will “genuinely” address student matters

A COUNCIL that upholds competence, commitment, and compassion is the council that the Central Student Council (CSC) is aiming to build, CSC President Janela Love Nartates told Thomasians in her State of the Council Address (SOCA) held Feb. 11. “We are the council which strives for an inclusive society [that]…

Artlets CSC bets seek active studentry in mandatory debate

Apr

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Artlets CSC bets seek active studentry in mandatory debate

CENTRAL STUDENT Council (CSC) candidates from the Faculty of Arts and Letters (AB) bared their platforms and stands on different University issues in Tagisan 2016 mandatory debate, all seeking to end student apathy and to promote active involvement in the Thomasian community. Both vying for the position of public relations…