CHMSC receives Automotive and Lecture room from KOICA
“Sincere gratefulness to KOICA for helping through CHMSC”, declared by Hon. Doc. Eric M. Saratan, Talisay City Mayor, as he extended his big thanks to the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) during the Turn-over and unveiling ceremony of the KOICA Automotive and lecture room earlier this month, November 4 at the CHMSC College gym.
Hon. Saratan added that the partnership of KOICA to CHMSC will help deserving students to learn a lot. He also said that the LGU of Talisay is privileged with the partnership and again emphasized his sincere appreciation to KOICA’s generosity on the last part of his message.
The College of Industrial Technology (CIT) together with the Administrative staff and students of CHMSC welcomed Mr. Kim Jin-oh, KOICA Philippines resident representative and the other guests including Hon. Gov. Freddie Maranon.
Meanwhile, during the program, Gov. Maranon also gave his message giving his gratitude to the Korean volunteers.
The development assistance from KOICA aims to support the quality of Education promoted by CHMSC. *Joefell Francis Balagosa
Monday, November 7, 2011
Friday, November 4, 2011
Monday, September 19, 2011
Sunday, September 18, 2011
BSCE Fresh-Buds acquainted
“Acquaintance is a ticket to fortune”, quoted by the Chairman of the Engineering Department-Eng. Jun-Jun Marquez in his opening remarks as Civil engineering students gathered once again in their acquaintance party held at Sunburst Resort, Silay City on July 15.
The event aims to build camaraderie between students and instructors and it also became a venue for the induction of new Association of Civil Engineering Students(ACES) and Phil. Institute of Civil Engineers (PICE) officers.
Freshmen CE are acquainted and totally welcomed in the department after the coaster of fun and excitement the event offered.
CE students from different year levels enjoyed in the exiting games-the amazing race and tug-of-war.
On the other hand, howls and laughter resulted as the highlight of the program begun to roll. Eight contestants from first to fifth year vied for the title, Ms. Macho Gay 2011 where Nicco Javier of I-A reigned and crowned.
After the day of seemingly never ending joy, the fresh-buds felt the belongingness-the department had offered them.*Legeon B. Lara
CHMSC STUDE CROSSES NEWSCASTING FINALS
Aseral on the gleaming lights and cam.
SM Event centre became a crowded venue for the battle of the bests along Negros who got the voice, command and charisma-the 6th ABS-CBN and UNO-R Province Wide News casting Competition on Sept. 4, 1:30 PM.
CHMSC-Talisay sent three students namely Joanna Aseral, Nicole Abadiano, and Joefell Balagosa to participate in the said event on July 30, 2011 screening held at UNO-R Mass Communication studio.
August 6 became a hot post on Aseral’s part as she crossed the threshold and made it to the Grand Finals during the round for semi-finals.
It's a dream come true to a stude to be on the T.V screen.
Aseral said in an interview that even though she did not made it to the top, she’s still happy on what she attained.*Joefell Francis Balagosa
CHMSC Celebrates “Araw ng Lahi”
College Gym is back to old beautiful Filipino picture as women wear their elegant Filipiniana and men wearing Barong Tagalog on the 19th of August as CHMSC-Talisay celebrated “Araw ng Lahi”.
The event is in line with the celebration of the “Buwan ng Wikang Pambansa” with the theme, “Ang Filipino ay Wikang Panlahat, Ilaw at Lakas sa Tuwid na Landas”.
Part one of the event is the Parade of the Filipino costumes where Ginalyn Guillen of AB 1-A was hailed as the “Ba-e Maanyag” and Carlito B. Patos of BEED 4-B as the “Ginoo Maambong”. Different presentations depicting Filipino culture were also presented.
The day ended with the “Laro ng Lahi“ as the afternoon event.
The whole-month celebration of the “Buwan ng Wikang Pambansa” constitutes Resolution “Blg. 96-1, S.1996” that “Filipino” is being used in the whole country as a language of communication.
The celebration is indeed a success. *Joefell Francis Balagosa
SIX TECHNOBRATS ATTEND PIA JOURN WORKSHOP
The College Pub’s new staff namely Rogein Nicole Abadiano, Joahna Aseral, Jessie Cris Bebit, Norelie Ann Canencia, Legion Lara, and Romela Christy Magturo were sent to attend in the said event and participate in different writing contests both in Filipino and English category. Meanwhile, Aseral and Magturo garnered Most Promising in Copy Reading-Filipino and Sports Writing-English respectively.
The PIA under the Presidential Communications Operations Office spearheaded the workshop with the collaboration of Ms. Elsa Subong, Training-in-charge and Atty. Ma. Janet C. Mesa Ph.D, Regional Director.
Media practitioners in Western Visayas discussed various journalism topics such as the Development Communication (Dev. Com), the Basic Tools in Copy Reading, Newsletter, and Wall News as communication and info tool, photojournalism techniques and notes on Publication Design and Online Journalism sponsored by SMART.
The giving of Certificate of Recognition to the awardees marked the last part of the three-day seminar-workshop.*Romela Christy Magturo
SPEECH LAB, ON SET FOR USE
College launched its fully equipped Speech Laboratory ready to be accustomed starting this semester to promote good speaking exercise among CHMSCians.
The said laboratory exclusively occupied by thirty six computer units for speech and communication purposes which will be assisted by an English instructor that endeavors in the field of speaking.
On its initial stage of operation, the College Speech Lab aims to be the capability of communicating in a splendid manner of speaking orally.*Norelie Ann Canencia
STUDENTS’ RIGHT TO SUFFRAGE FIRES-UP CHMSC
Two parties vies for the allotted positions in the Supreme Student Government (SSG)
Blows from the Progress and shots from the Voice Party made the temperature rise during the Grand Rally held on July 6 at the College Gym and finally boost-up one party after knowing the win on July 8, SSG Election.
It became a hot siege between the two parties during the campaign period.
The election was done at the internet laboratories with the supervision of Engineer Josef Albert Monghe, ICT Director in Automated Election.
Meanwhile, Ernesto D. Matta Jr., BSED III, under the Progress Party won the presidency after garnering 1,148 votes and Roque G. Acse, BSED III and of the same party, was elected as the vice-president obtaining 1,240 votes released by the Committee on Selection and Screening (COMSELEC).
The reigning president’s plan is to unite the three colleges-the College of Education (COed), School of Arts and Sciences (SAS) and College of Inustrial Technology (CIT) together with the elected senators: Edmar Villanueva, Rolyn Alfaro, Joseph Canete, Yuchalen Gantalao, Catherine Jarder, Krishiel Ann Montelibano, Charity Duremdez, Kenneth Geronca, Ivy Lozada, Darlene Grace Gemina, Danrisa Conclara and Manuel Bartolome, and the elected representatives: Ian Bancaya, Azela Ruth Gelico, and Eric Sapul.
Indeed, the election was made successful because the CHMSCians participated. Everybody hopes that the SSG under the new presidency could do a sort of change and aid the studentry.*Romela Christy Magturo
Tuesday, July 19, 2011
TILL THE MORNING (FICTION)
by: Joefell Francis Balagosa
Don’t break above the neon lights, soon, the day reigns the night. From the sweet caress, this sadness frail. Stay with me till the morning….”
They just met way back from high school. Both taking the same subject, and both are making the projects. Indeed, they were close friends. They just enjoyed each others company. During vacant times, they would sit at the old mahogany tree and laugh till they would realize that there’s nothing to be laughed at. And they’ll just caught themselves looking at each other-in loved and falling on. Romantic.
When they reached college, the things that they used to do are still on their "to-do" list. It is maybe written on destiny’s page that they would have the same school. She’s to become a nurse and he’s to become an accountant. It is no doubt that after they graduated and had their works, he asked for marriage and she didn’t refuse, after all, she already knew who’s he-there is no reason to refuse.
Like married couple, they would taste the sweetest first night. He grabbed her wrist and pushed her to wall. He kissed with deep desire and strong obsession. Then, she took off her thin white dress and threw it on floor. They began to enjoy the sweet night with passion and love. I can’t relate.
Morning came, she found herself clad in the thinnest fabric of red. Alone. She looked around and glad to see that there he is standing by the window grasping the first morning as a husband. She felt light; she stood and hugged her husband. A pellucid picture of a strong relationship that bound to last.
Every day, they would wake at five, he would pick up his polo and she would prepare a breakfast for two. They would share the breakfast and would go different ways for work.
When they would come back home, he would always have a surprise for her, it would be a bar of chocolate or a bunch of red roses. And they would dance under sweet melodies. Those became their habit. Day can’t be complete without those things.
It was just that day that she arrived home at six p.m and to her surprise her husband was not yet there. He always comes home early. She waited for almost five hours, still there’s no sign of her husband. She called her husband’s office, but the secretary said that he already left the office. She felt nervous. Again she dialed her number, still no one answered. She fell asleep as she waited for him. The next morning her husband was still not at home. She already felt the deep worry. She checked his office, the police station, her phone, the hospital, and the busy roads-still, there’s no sign of him. She thought that her husband already left her, one thing that frightened her most. She just can’t take it, what made her husband leave her? I don’t know either, knowing the story makes me dizzy. The last place where she could go back is to their home while in great anticipation that her husband would be there. Knowing that there’s no one home, she dragged all the things that she can see and cried out loud. How does it feel to lose someone whom you know you have loved, without even saying goodbye? It’s hard for her to know the real situation that she’s on to.
Days have pass and turned to months. Still, she wouldn’t have any phone calls from her husband. Every single day, she would dial her husband’s phone number. By this time, it would not even ring. She would go for his husband’s parents and asked if they have news about him. And she would get the same answer. Every afternoon while watching the orange sunset, she would sit on a wooden chair along their balcony and would ruminate her husband. Still have the strength to wait her husband. She would look if there will be car going towards their house. She would anticipate that her husband would just be at work and will go back home. Sad reality.
It was then that a black car entered their lot, the same car her husband had. She would not make herself believe that it’s her husband, she just don’t want to be hurt again. A man knocked at her door, she opened it and asked what he wants. To her surprise, it was her long awaited husband. She can’t believe that he would come back. For almost months, he came back. They kissed each other. Her lips tasted the passion of yearn on his lips. She missed him so much that she hugged him tight like she would never let go of him. He gave her a red rose and a bar of chocolate. Just like the old times, they’d danced under love song. Then it turned to a moment that she wordlessly grabbed him towards their soft bed.
Their tired bodies gave up for the seemingly endless night.
She told him not to leave again.
“stay with me till the morning.”
By the day that the night broke by dawn. And the neon lights broke the dawn as the harsh sun soaked her eyes; she turned on to her side with smile. Upon seeing that her husband was not there, her smile faintly turned to mild. She hurriedly get dressed and checked where her husband is. But she did not saw her husband. She called to his husband’s parent and to her shock, he's not there. She called to his office, and she would listen to the same answer.
She again cried and sat on the dining. She saw a newspaper by the table.
She read…read…and read.
Until one line totally broke the solitude.
Then she screamed with a cry reading the headline that her husband died in a car accident few months ago. By that day, she received a call from the police. Her husband’s body was found inside the car under water.
After days, she found herself in the mental hospital and after months she was brought to hospital to bore a child.
There she is. My mother is sick! Maybe no chance to get well, she was sent again here for medication. I was here to visit her. Sometimes I just don’t know if she’s really my mom, it’s difficult because I was never given a chance to have a great time with her, she’s busy with someone else-even there’s no one.
Why I knew her story? A man told me.
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