October 23rd
11:00 PM
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sfchrp:

Leticia Ladlad and Rizalina Ilagan: Students of the University of the Philippines-Los Baños. Leticia, a Magna Cum Laude candidate and first woman editor of UPLB’s Aggie Green and Gold, went underground after Marcos suspended the writ of habeas corpus in 1971. She was abducted on November 30, 1975 in Paco, Manila. Rizalina Ilagan, a consistent honor student, joined the Kabataan Makabayan on her senior year in high school. She was a theater artist who joined the cultural group Panday Sining. She left UP Diliman to become regional coordinator of Kabataan Makabayan-Southern Tagalog’s cultural sector. Rizalina was among the “Southern Tagalog 10” who were abducted separately on July 30, 1977. 
Karen Empeño and Sherlyn Cadapan: Students of the University of the Philippines Diliman. Karen is a graduating Sociology student and founding member of academic organization UP Praxis, an activist and active member of League of Filipino Students. Sherlyn Cadapan is college representative of the College of Human Kinetics to the University Student Council. An award winning triathlete and Palarong Pambansa delegate. She is also a community organizer of Anakbayan. Both Karen and Sherlyn became volunteer peasant organizers in Bulacan. They were abducted on June 26, 2006 in Hagonoy, Bulacan.All four have remained missing since; their families still search for justice.

sfchrp:

Leticia Ladlad and Rizalina Ilagan: Students of the University of the Philippines-Los Baños. Leticia, a Magna Cum Laude candidate and first woman editor of UPLB’s Aggie Green and Gold, went underground after Marcos suspended the writ of habeas corpus in 1971. She was abducted on November 30, 1975 in Paco, Manila. 

Rizalina Ilagan, a consistent honor student, joined the Kabataan Makabayan on her senior year in high school. She was a theater artist who joined the cultural group Panday Sining. She left UP Diliman to become regional coordinator of Kabataan Makabayan-Southern Tagalog’s cultural sector. Rizalina was among the “Southern Tagalog 10” who were abducted separately on July 30, 1977. 


Karen Empeño and Sherlyn Cadapan: Students of the University of the Philippines Diliman. Karen is a graduating Sociology student and founding member of academic organization UP Praxis, an activist and active member of League of Filipino Students. 

Sherlyn Cadapan is college representative of the College of Human Kinetics to the University Student Council. An award winning triathlete and Palarong Pambansa delegate. She is also a community organizer of Anakbayan. Both Karen and Sherlyn became volunteer peasant organizers in Bulacan. They were abducted on June 26, 2006 in Hagonoy, Bulacan.

All four have remained missing since; their families still search for justice.
March 13th
12:28 AM
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unibersidadngpilipinas:

Transgender heads Philippine university’s student body - Philippine Daily Inquirer
By Julie M. Aurelio Philippine Daily Inquirer Sunday, Mar 04, 2012
QUEZON CITY, Philippines - Marking a new milestone, students of the premier University of the Philippines in Diliman, Quezon City, elected their first openly transgender chairperson of the university student council (USC).
In elections concluded Thursday night, Heart Diño bested three other candidates, including independent candidate Martin Loon of the UP College of Law and Amancio Melad III of the militant Stand UP coalition.
Born Gabriel Paolo Diño, 22-year-old Heart recently completed a bachelor of science degree in mathematics, magna cum laude, and is currently an MS Applied Mathematics major. She led the Alyansa ticket (Alyansa ng mga Mag-aaral para sa Panlipunang Katwiran at Kaunlaran) and campaigned on a platform of antigender discrimination, transparency and zero fraternity-related violence.
Before winning the top post in the state university council, she was a popular councillor who headed the USC committee on gender and a leader of the UP Babaylan, a group promoting rights of lesbians, gays, bisexuals and transgender (LGBT) students.
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unibersidadngpilipinas:

Transgender heads Philippine university’s student body - Philippine Daily Inquirer

By Julie M. Aurelio
Philippine Daily Inquirer
Sunday, Mar 04, 2012

QUEZON CITY, Philippines - Marking a new milestone, students of the premier University of the Philippines in Diliman, Quezon City, elected their first openly transgender chairperson of the university student council (USC).

In elections concluded Thursday night, Heart Diño bested three other candidates, including independent candidate Martin Loon of the UP College of Law and Amancio Melad III of the militant Stand UP coalition.

Born Gabriel Paolo Diño, 22-year-old Heart recently completed a bachelor of science degree in mathematics, magna cum laude, and is currently an MS Applied Mathematics major. She led the Alyansa ticket (Alyansa ng mga Mag-aaral para sa Panlipunang Katwiran at Kaunlaran) and campaigned on a platform of antigender discrimination, transparency and zero fraternity-related violence.

Before winning the top post in the state university council, she was a popular councillor who headed the USC committee on gender and a leader of the UP Babaylan, a group promoting rights of lesbians, gays, bisexuals and transgender (LGBT) students.

(Read more)

March 9th
12:17 AM
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vinciboy:


“The new woman, the new Filipina, is first and foremost a militant. The new Filipina is one who can stay whole nights with striking workers, learning from them the social realities which her bourgeois education has kept from her. She is a woman who has discovered the exalting realm of responsibility, a woman fully engaged in the making of history. No longer is she a woman-for-marriage, but more and more a woman-for-action.”

-Lorena Barros, (1948-1976)Founder of the Malayang Kilusan ng Bagong Kababaihan (MAKIBAKA), a militant women’s organizationAlso a graduate of BA Anthropology (1970) in UP Diliman
Pagpupugay sa lahat ng mga Bagong Kababaihang lumalaban!Mapagpalayang Araw ng mga Kababaihan!

vinciboy:

“The new woman, the new Filipina, is first and foremost a militant. The new Filipina is one who can stay whole nights with striking workers, learning from them the social realities which her bourgeois education has kept from her. She is a woman who has discovered the exalting realm of responsibility, a woman fully engaged in the making of history. No longer is she a woman-for-marriage, but more and more a woman-for-action.”

-Lorena Barros, (1948-1976)
Founder of the Malayang Kilusan ng Bagong Kababaihan (MAKIBAKA), a militant women’s organization
Also a graduate of BA Anthropology (1970) in UP Diliman

Pagpupugay sa lahat ng mga Bagong Kababaihang lumalaban!
Mapagpalayang Araw ng mga Kababaihan!

February 2nd
11:20 PM
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jeepneytothemoon:


Makikinig ba ako aa aking isip na dati pa namang magulo?
O iindak na lamang sa tibok ng puso mo

I am so in love with this song.

jeepneytothemoon:

Makikinig ba ako aa aking isip na dati pa namang magulo?

O iindak na lamang sa tibok ng puso mo

I am so in love with this song.

December 21st
1:31 PM
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etiquette-etc:

Sablay. 2008. 
by Dada Docot

Binubusog tayo sa teorya sa loob ng Unibersidad ng Pilipinas. at habang nag-aaral pa, marami sa atin ang nangangarap basagin ang ordinaryo dahil tayo ay hinuhubog na maging mahusay, ideyalistiko at makabayan. Pero saan na tayo tutuloy pagkaiwan ng ating mga sablay? Saan na patungo ang biyahe mula sa tinaguriang “red carpet” ng edukasyon?

In the Film: A sequence of images of cracks of walls, abandoned books and spaces inside the University of the Philippines (U.P. Diliman) campus. On voiceover, an agitated UP graduate (Vincent Jan Cruz Rubio, fictionist) rants about UP’s so-called greatness. UP is just a myth.

First Prize, University of the Philippines Centennial Digital Filmmaking Competition awarded by the U.P. Centennial Commission, the Board of Regents, College of Mass Communication, and the U.P. Film Institute.