THE UNO-RIAN 05
VOL. 2 NO. 1-6 November 13-18, 2023
CCJE bags first place in Rekoleto Quiz Bowl
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by RHYZA SION
Mark Gimel Paglinawan and Canel De La Cruz from the College of Criminal Justice Education (CCJE) exhibited biblical prowess and knowledge, placing first in the Recoleto Quiz Bowl held at the University Auditorium, Nov. 15. “It [Rekoleto Quiz Bowl] inspired me to continue studying about the sacred scriptures that govern my faith, with the hope that I can better myself by learning from the lessons they offer and the warnings found within the scriptures,” De La Cruz said. The seven colleges of the university along with the Senior High School department vied in a three-round quiz bee, testing their wits and knowledge on biblical characters, places, and events. Mev Paolo Salmon and Dannie Vic Torres from the College of
Information Technology and Anne Tricia Olmillo and Jethro from College of Allied Medical Health Sciences placed second and third, respectively. “As UNO-Rians, let us always be guided and inspired by the caritas et scientia. I hope this activity will give us the opportunity to practice the ideals of an Augustinian Recollect student,” Director of Religious Education (ReEd) Rev. Fr. Corvin Maturan, OAR, said in his opening remarks. According to ReEd Program Head Genie Pedrosa, MaEd, the contest with the theme “Exploring the Sacred Scriptures,” was organized to allow the students to have a venue for spiritual formation. The official recognition and awarding of certificates was held last November 18.
ANOINTED STUDS. Seriousness filled the University Auditorium as CCJE Dragons aced the Rekoleto Quiz Bowl, clinching first place, Nov. 15. ◘ photo by MA. KATREENA BERNAL.
‘Undecided Band’ wins Battle of the Bands by BOBBY MAGDARAOG JR.
Perfect pitches and harmonious melodies resonated through music grounds, as the College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) amassed champions and displayed their subtle impact on music during the battle of the bands held at the University Amphitheater, Nov. 16.
The representatives from the CAS department named their band as the “Undecided Band.” “This event [served] as a way to showcase our talents in music and to create a field of camaraderie as we engage with other students to form a group and perform on stage,” Undecided Band Vocalist Angel Khate Linda said. The atmosphere was filled with kaleidoscope genres of music where approximately 1,500 attendees were unified by their passion for music. “This
platform became a medium to showcase the talent of UNOrians and to improve their confidence as well as to help them strive to get better in this field,” University of Negros Occidental - Recoletos Supreme Student Government Secretary of Advocacies Bea Lovino said. EUPHONIOUS BAND. CAS Eagle and bass guitarist, Jon David Aguilar, passionately played their set at the University Amphitheatre, Nov. 16. ◘ photo by LESEL EREXIMA.
Moreover, the Parokya ni Caloy and CBA band “Grace” placed first and second runners-up respectively.
HEALTH MISSION. UNO-R Medical Technology Interns took blood samples for a blood typing test during the PAAYO: A Medical Mission at the SA Building, Nov. 17. ◘ photo by DIVINE DESOYO.
UNORSSGO embarks on Medical Drive by BOBBY MAGDARAOG JR.
Organized to maintain, restore, and promote health, the University of Negros Occidental – Recoletos Supreme Student Government (UNORSSGO) in collaboration with the different health organizations and institutions spearheaded a medical mission at the Saint Augustine Building, Nov. 17. “This endeavor aims to promote health wellness to community, and as a pharmacy student the pursuit of this project also cultivate our skills in the medical field,” UNORSSGO Secretary for Interior Eazel Dawn Amit said. The medical mission included free services such as medical and dental check up, simple tooth
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extraction, urinalysis, random blood sugar, blood typing, X-ray, ECG, Karada Scan, and free medicine. “This initiative helps a lot not just to the bonafide students of our school but also to community outside the campus,” Medical Mission Grantee Glyzelle Fate Canumay said. Furthermore, the Philippine Dental Association – Bacolod Chapter, HealBerg Lifestyle Medical Center and Clinics Inc., Adventist Medical Center – Bacolod, Bacolod Adventist Light Bearers, and Negros Occidental Conference of the Seventh Day Adventist Church were the partners for the medical mission.
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