Hey UA&P and non-UA&P students! We've compiled some of the greatest videos made by UA&P students themselves. This is a showcase of the creative talents of UA&P! You are very much at liberty to comment to the best video/performance for you! You can also suggest videos that may be included in this compilation! We will be very happy to feature you.
As the UA&P famous quotation: it's about YOU!
UA&P Squadra CLEAR Blacl Valentine's Day Performance
75 comments Posted by Project ISKO. Helping scholars help others. at 10:00 PMHey UA&P and non-UA&P students! We've compiled some of the greatest videos made by UA&P students themselves. This is a showcase of the creative talents of UA&P! You are very much at liberty to comment to the best video/performance for you! You can also suggest videos that may be included in this compilation! We will be very happy to feature you.
As the UA&P famous quotation: it's about YOU!
UA&P Dreamboys 1 and 2
147 comments Posted by Project ISKO. Helping scholars help others. at 9:54 PMHey UA&P and non-UA&P students! We've compiled some of the greatest videos made by UA&P students themselves. This is a showcase of the creative talents of UA&P! You are very much at liberty to comment to the best video/performance for you! You can also suggest videos that may be included in this compilation! We will be very happy to feature you.
As the UA&P famous quotation: it's about YOU!
Hey UA&P and non-UA&P students! We've compiled some of the greatest videos made by UA&P students themselves. This is a showcase of the creative talents of UA&P! You are very much at liberty to comment to the best video/performance for you! You can also suggest videos that may be included in this compilation! We will be very happy to feature you.
As the UA&P famous quotation: it's about YOU!
UA&P Men's Futsal Video
10 comments Posted by Project ISKO. Helping scholars help others. at 9:20 PMHey UA&P and non-UA&P students! We've compiled some of the greatest videos made by UA&P students themselves. This is a showcase of the creative talents of UA&P! You are very much at liberty to comment to the best video/performance for you! You can also suggest videos that may be included in this compilation! We will be very happy to feature you.
As the UA&P famous quotation: it's about YOU!
UA&P Math Summer Challenge
29 comments Posted by Project ISKO. Helping scholars help others. at 9:01 PMUA&P SEB ELECTION CLUTTER?
241 comments Posted by Project ISKO. Helping scholars help others. at 7:24 PMUA&P: Pygmalion among the students
158 comments Posted by Project ISKO. Helping scholars help others. at 1:54 PM
In high school, we discussed the story of Pygmalion and Galatea in our literature class. The myth tells the story of a sculptor named Pygmalion who made a statue of a woman whom he made so beautiful that he fell in love with it. Day and night, he treated the statue like a human being by offering food before it and clothing it with elegant drapes. Moved with compassion, Aphrodite turned the statue into a real woman and brought her to Pygmalion. The sculptor named her Galatea and made her his companion.
In UA&P, I am lucky to work with the team which is holding a play entitled Pygmalion, starting this Friday, Feb 22. There, I learned that the main character, a woman, was transformed from her low-class personality into a real, elegant lady. Thus, she is compared to Galatea who transforms from a lifeless mass of stone into a graceful and beautiful maiden. The theme of the article? Transformation. I believe this is the reason why we attend school and universities. We want to be transformed from something that is bland to someone who can face the world with character and intellect. Students leave school as transformed persons who carry in their minds the knowledge of their lessons, the culture of their school and the personality that helped shape their learning. I think this also applies to everyone, working or not working, old or young. That is why we keep on searching for information, looking for things to occupy ourselves with, and at the same time improving who we are and developing our skills. This sort of Transformation does not only happen in school but also in other activities where learning happens, either great or small. That is why there is a Galatea inside of us if we only allow ourselves to see what we can develop and make us better persons. In UA&P, we are told that our CAS subjects enable us to become well-rounded persons where we do not only focus our knowledge on a single subject but also traverse the knowledge across different subjects.
And for those who want to watch the play Pygmalion at the University of Asia and the Pacific (UA&P), here are the details. The Show will start this Friday. Invite your loved ones and literature-fans.
February 23 (Sat) 7:00 p.m.
February 27 (Wed) 3:00 p.m.
February 28 (Thu) 3:00 p.m.
February 28 (Thu) 7:45 p.m.
February 29 (Fri) 7:45 p.m.
March 4 (Tue) 3:00 p.m.
March 4 (Tue) 7:45 p.m.
March 5 (Wed) 3:00 p.m.
March 6 (Thu) 7:45 p.m.
March 8 (Sat) 3:00 p.m.
March 8 (Sat) 7:00 p.m.
G/F Development Communications Bldg.
University of Asia and the Pacific
Pearl Drive , Ortigas Center , Pasig City
Tickets at P300
Discounts for students, groups, and UA&P alumni
637-0912 loc. 380 or 0917-8334564
kultura@uap. edu.ph
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iBulsa – http://ibulsa. com
UA&P Money Math Challenge!
16 comments Posted by Project ISKO. Helping scholars help others. at 7:21 PM
Here is something to think about - scholar or not scholar!
May gusto kang UA&P tshirt, ito ay
nagkakahalagang Php 97.00 (kunwari hehe).
Wala kang Pera, humiram ka
sa nanay mo ng Php 50.00 at sa tatay mo ng Php 50.00.
Magkano na pera mo? (ans: Php 100.00)
Binili mo ang UA&P t-Shirt na gusto mo,
Magkano sukli mo?(ans: Php 3.00)
Binalik mo ung piso sa nanay mo
(sabay kiss at hug na pinautang ka nya para mabili mo ang UA&P tshirt na gusto mo),
magkano nalang ang utang mo sa nanay mo?(ans:Php 49.00)
Binalik mo ung isa pang piso sa tatay mo,
(sabay kiss at hug na pinautang ka nya para mabili mo ang UA&P tshirt na gusto mo),
magkano na lang utang mo sa tatay mo?(ans: Php 49.00)
Ung isang piso na sa iyo.
Ito na ang pang-gulo... ) 49 + 49 ?(ans: 98)+ piso na
nasa iyo? (ans: 99) Asan na yong isa pang piso?
eto naman ang isang kalkulasyon:
49 Php ang utang mo kay nanay plus yong binayad mong
piso equals to 50; 49 Php ang utang mo kay tatay plus
yoong binayad mong piso equals to 50.
50 + 50? (ans.100)
plus yoong piso na nasa iyo (ans. 101)
bakit sobra ng piso? Tumubo pa ng piso!
Sige nga.. alam namin kaya niyo yan! post your answers and comments!
"As a student, you should dedicate yourself to your books with an apostolic spirit, and be convinced in your heart that one hour added to another already make up — even now! — a spiritual sacrifice offered to God and profitable for all mankind, your country and your soul."
- JR Monsale
UA&P Project ISKO: Another MATH Video (This Time It's Sentimental)
15 comments Posted by Project ISKO. Helping scholars help others. at 8:31 PMWatch the heartbreaks of a ZERO and a ONE.
UA&P Project ISKO: Laugh at MATH!
13 comments Posted by Project ISKO. Helping scholars help others. at 8:02 PMIt has scared us to death more than the boogeymans in the closet, more than the m00-moos or monsters that all our parents talk about! Now it's payback time! HAHA! it's time to outwit, outplay and outsmart MATH! Give this one a good laugh. I can't promise you'll be better at math after viewing this, but at least, you know there are millions out there who are challenged too! Even UA&P scholars! :D
Labels: funny, math, uap, uap isko, uap scholars, universities, university of asia and the pacific
This is one of the comments posted by this blog's readers. I believe it is very much enlightening, at the same time encouraging that it deserves to be on the spotlight in this blog.
""A mind is a terrible thing to waste." And every person is given one. It is individually our role, if not responsibility, not to waste it. Instead, we need to nurture and enrich it with learning and education. Knowing that there are those who may not be as fortunate as us to receive a proper education, it is also our role, if not again our responsibility, to help them in attaining the same goal. By doing this, we are not only doing a good deed for our neighbours but also helping make our society a better one."
Kudos Charlene for these words of wisdom. :) You see, studying in UA&P not only hones our skills and feeds our minds with intelligence. NO. That is not the UA&P opportunity. We've all heard about it: HOLISTIC education. Being in UA&P is not just about studying. It's not just about making friends, being in the varsity or other co-curriculars. It's about being able to know what you are capable of as a student and individual. In UA&P you discover what you are made of, do what you can do, and develop society with your full capacity.
This is the UA&P opportunity: affecting change in society... changing lives... MAKING A DIFFERENCE.
Why not start now? :)
-Raiza Revilla
Project ISKO: Share your dream/goal to UA&P
7 comments Posted by Project ISKO. Helping scholars help others. at 2:40 PMDo you know that there is a total of 62 (CAS only) scholars in UA&P?
Some of them come from the provinces and some live along Metro Manila.
They are my schoolmates who will do their best just to maintain a grade that would help them retain their scholarship program in UA&P
Some of my scholar batch mates are currently taking their majors in their respective programs in UA&P.
They have been part of ISKO when they were in CAS.
Are you aware of what they think about the scholarship program that UA&P offers?
Do you know what's their dream/goal in life? Or what's their plan for their future?
I want you to meet Ayn Vincent Castellano, my batch mate, and here are his thoughts...
Name: Ayn Vincent Castellano
Nick name: Ayan
Year: 4th
Course: Industrial Economic Program (IEP)
how's your experience with isko?
"It was worth while. I got to bond and share experiences with fellow scholars. It was also a good avenue to ask for help from upper class men (scholars as well) regarding maintaining good academic habits, coping up with the pressure of maintaining an average, and other things as well. Moreover, I also received some privileges which i am thankful for such as photocopy subsidies and increase in the number of allowable book borrowings."
how long have you been a member of isko?
"I've been a member of ISKO for three years."
how do you give back to society the benefits you reap from being a scholar?
"At present, i might not be able to financially repay the school for the scholarship that i have received. however, i deem that by doing my part in maintaining a good academic standing is already a way of repayment in such a way that i can serve as a model to other students. furthermore, i also engage myself in volunteer activities such as working under Kultura and doing some work for the Admission office since i can also repay the school in this manner. More than the previous ways aforementioned of giving back the benefits of being a scholar, i think that by being of service and helping my schoolmates (batch mates or lower class men) is still the best way of giving back to society the benefits i received."
what are your dreams/goals in life?
"Its part of my goal in life to acquire a stable and high-paying job. However, it has always been my dream to experience Japanese culture at its finest and in lieu of this, i am really hoping to live and work in japan someday."
I bet that some of you have the same dream/goal just like what ayan said.
I'm wondering, what are your dreams/goals in life?
And, how are you going to bring back to UA&P the benefits that it offers you?
Share your thoughts so that UA&P community know what's your dream/goal...
-My Eugenio
This post is dedicated to all the readers and will be readers of this blog. Part of the UA&P community or not, UA&P scholar or not. You see, when you pursue with something like this, a blog that actually aims for something, you need to find inspiration - you need to have inspiration. Otherwise, you stop and think and question yourself, why on earth are you still pursuing with this? You find inspiration from yourself, from your beliefs, from others and other's beliefs, or from just anywhere you can dig it up from! But i want to say that PROJECT ISKO has found it in you! YES YOU! The one reading this right now! With your readrship views and comments, we found that this challenge is not impossible after all. It may be hard, but nobody said it's going to be easy. We just have to keep on going and going and going. Til we make it. So i guess, the point of this is just to thank all of you, and ask for your continuing support. You have inspired us... We hope we've inspired you too. Continue reading us up and continue expressing your views and opinions... Let's all work together for the cause of this blog. Because it's NO LONGER JUST US, now, it's ALL OF US. Let's keep the UA&P Inspiration alive! :)
- Raiza Revilla
Labels: inspiration, scholars, uap, uap isko, uap scholars

WARNING: This is a pretty long post, but please read through it. It will enlighten and uplift the UA&P student in you. You would wish to hug UAPPY after!
I was rummaging through my very cluttered inbox of email messages and found a very interesting email that was sent to me more than a year ago by a classmate. I think it's going to strike you the same way it struck me.
We do have an identity and there is much to be proud of at the University. If only we stopped looking over our shoulder to see what the other universities were doing, we’d realize that our University is truly something to be proud of. Rekindle the fire that burns within, realize the wealth of education that the University has imparted on you. We have our own identity, and it should be one that we choose to have. This begins by realizing all the great things that is the University of Asia & the Pacific. ***- Nicholas Mapa (July 30, 2007)Lessons from UA&P: Redefining the meaning of education
26 comments Posted by Project ISKO. Helping scholars help others. at 8:36 PMArticle:
By Randolf S. David
Dependency Series No. 43
June 1982
3 Things about Philippine Education
(Some of my realizations on education based on the article)
1. Many colleges are becoming diploma mills.
- Making education a profitable business is on the rise. This is true. There are many schools out there that do not provide real education, real learning but are merely concern with money making.
- For many students, they just want to finish any course and get their diploma. One thing I can say is that, lucky are those who has passion, it gives them drive and happiness. So… seek and chase your passion! Choose a course you are zealously interested in.
2. Wealth is not education’s primary function.
- “The tragedy is rather that we, as people have assigned to education certain functions that do not properly belong to it. In other words, our people have come to expect of education miracles that it cannot deliver. We expect education, for instance to produce economic development. Yet it has never been shown in the experience of any country that increments in educational expenditures or educational levels lead to more development.”
- “…propaganda about education being the gateway to financial success and the almighty diploma being the passport to economic mobility.”
3. We should trash this common perception “Kaya sila mahirap, kasi di sila nagtapos ng pag-aaral.”
- “Many families have remained poor not because the parents or the children did not get a chance to get higher education. It is most likely that their poverty has blocked any access to higher education… Indeed, the rich tend to be better educated, but their wealth was not a result of their better education. Their wealth rather allowed them to send their children to better, more expensive schools, to get them special tutors, to buy them books and other materials, to let them travel; etc…”
Let us promote real education and support isko. Remember education is a right, not a privilege.
I hope this article of gives you something to think about. These realizations for me are both enlightening and haunting.
* Those inside the quotation marks are direct phrases or sentences lifted from Randolf David’s article.
A UA&P student's New Year's Resolution for 2008
54 comments Posted by Project ISKO. Helping scholars help others. at 9:46 AM
What's your New Year's resolution this 2008? Want to help out your schoolmates? Why not help the university's scholars in their projects through the ISKO organization of the University of Asia & the Pacific? Start this year with thoughts and actions about helping others. In that way, this year might just be better than the previous one.
Start helping UA&P scholars to help others
5 comments Posted by Project ISKO. Helping scholars help others. at 5:32 PMThis blog has been put up to generate awareness for the projects of ISKO and to collect donations for their causes. If you are interested to donate ANY amount, please contact Raiza Revilla at 0915-7425715 or 0922-5325200. ANY amount will be very much appreciated. Thank you so much.



