Talomo students top search for campus writers
TWO students from Talomo National High School bagged the top two places in the Search for Campus Journalists of the Year at the City Council session hall Friday.
Jeffrey Christian Josol grabbed the grand prize while Lorenz Jim Taroja placed second.
Taking the third spot is Honey Joyce Toralba of Sta. Ana National High School. Karen Jane Acasaran of the Sped Bagkal placed fourth.
Josol and the three runners-up will receive a medallion of excellence and cash prizes during their respective graduation/recognition day.
The schools represented by the winners and their school paper advisers will likewise receive a Certificate of Recognition.
The annual competition, which is now on its 8th year, is sponsored by Councilor Ma. Belen Sunga-Acosta, chair of the committee on education.
The contest is aimed at discovering young talents in the field of campus journalism and encouraging young writers to become frontrunners and catalysts of social change through responsible campus journalism.
The search was open to third and fourth year students enrolled in any public secondary school in Davao City, which has a school publication.
The competition was divided into two parts: the on-the-spot editorial writing and panel interview.
This year's panel of judges was composed of Antonio M. Ajero, editor in chief of Edge Davao; Ethel Cantor-Constantino, NBN Mindanao reporter; and Bernard Julian A. Patino, instructor at the University of the Philippines in Mindanao and also a freelance photojournalist of Mindanews.
The winners will also be featured at Mabel At Your Service radio program of Councilor Acosta over dxAB, ABS-CBN Davao on March 22, 2009. (GLP)
Source URL: http://www.sunstar.com.ph/davao/talomo-students-top-search-campus-writers
I am traveling hundred miles a day. Nowhere to go but hope and hope against hope. Everyday for me would be a new horizon to conquer. Let all men know that time has come for us to revolutionize the standards of life, evolve into a world destined for all and develop a sense of responsibility in the freedom we have today. I don't know what course others may take, as for me, Give me Liberty or Give me Death.
Saturday, March 21, 2009
Monday, March 16, 2009
NLTSGO 2008
THE HEART OF LEADERSHIP – SERVICE
Not all leaders can anticipate what will happen next but all leaders can response on what will be the result of their decisions.
Leaders have the sense of responsibility – coming from the words “response” and “ability”. This refers on how leaders deal with things.
Leaders nowadays are those who set an example to others. They don’t just command, preach or teach but they act on things and live according to their ideals in life with an open mind and heart. Leaders emerge in time of need. They give hope to their followers.
We are now living on a fast changing world. As time passes by, man demanded more on their need and wants, not contented with what they have. People sometimes overlook the needs of their fellowmen. That’s why leaders from different walks of life with different principles came to live and serve.
Many among leaders today sacrificed members of their organization or governments in order to achieve their goals. This is not the way a true leader does. It must be that leaders offer themselves as sacrificial lamb for the betterment of all. Have the feeling of selflessness. This is the idea of servanthood works.
Leaders must also provide the need of their members or followers and inspire them to do productive and self satisfying things.
Leaders like Mahatma Gandhi, Jawaharlal Nehru and Martin Luther King whose idea of servanthood applied in life in order to attain peace without waging war so that lives may be saved. They are good leaders who translate vision into action and not reaction but response to all the problems they had faced.
Young leaders of today must value the attitude of being Fair, Accountable and Transparent to whatever they do so that their followers would be able to see how things work and that corruption will be lost.
All of us must be responsible of everything we do. Do not rely much to our leaders as John F. Kennedy said, “Ask not what the government can do for you but what you can do for the government.” Together we can achieve our goals and aspirations when we held our hands together.
The only constant thing in this world is change. And so we must change according to the needs of our fellowmen and make a difference in our life.
Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam – For the greater Glory of GOD. #
Jeffrey Christian M. Josol
Not all leaders can anticipate what will happen next but all leaders can response on what will be the result of their decisions.
Leaders have the sense of responsibility – coming from the words “response” and “ability”. This refers on how leaders deal with things.
Leaders nowadays are those who set an example to others. They don’t just command, preach or teach but they act on things and live according to their ideals in life with an open mind and heart. Leaders emerge in time of need. They give hope to their followers.
We are now living on a fast changing world. As time passes by, man demanded more on their need and wants, not contented with what they have. People sometimes overlook the needs of their fellowmen. That’s why leaders from different walks of life with different principles came to live and serve.
Many among leaders today sacrificed members of their organization or governments in order to achieve their goals. This is not the way a true leader does. It must be that leaders offer themselves as sacrificial lamb for the betterment of all. Have the feeling of selflessness. This is the idea of servanthood works.
Leaders must also provide the need of their members or followers and inspire them to do productive and self satisfying things.
Leaders like Mahatma Gandhi, Jawaharlal Nehru and Martin Luther King whose idea of servanthood applied in life in order to attain peace without waging war so that lives may be saved. They are good leaders who translate vision into action and not reaction but response to all the problems they had faced.
Young leaders of today must value the attitude of being Fair, Accountable and Transparent to whatever they do so that their followers would be able to see how things work and that corruption will be lost.
All of us must be responsible of everything we do. Do not rely much to our leaders as John F. Kennedy said, “Ask not what the government can do for you but what you can do for the government.” Together we can achieve our goals and aspirations when we held our hands together.
The only constant thing in this world is change. And so we must change according to the needs of our fellowmen and make a difference in our life.
Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam – For the greater Glory of GOD. #
Jeffrey Christian M. Josol
Thursday, February 26, 2009
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
To all Talomo NHS Students
Please be informed that we will be having our SSG Elections on February 27, 2009.
I am hoping for your support and participation.
Thank you at Mabuhay ang Kabataang Pilipino!
I am hoping for your support and participation.
Thank you at Mabuhay ang Kabataang Pilipino!
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
JS Prom
I am inviting all Juniors and Seniors to attend the Prom.
It will be on February 19, 2009 at CAP Auditorium, Anda St., Davao City.
Thank you and God Bless.
Be there!!!
It will be on February 19, 2009 at CAP Auditorium, Anda St., Davao City.
Thank you and God Bless.
Be there!!!
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