VICTORYSMILE AlexisAbagatnot onlywon,healsoextendedthe college’sreigninthesameplacein thepageant
Abagatlands2ndRunner-Up inMr.andMs.TSU2024
byJohnHermieSarceda
In the annual celebration of Tarlac State University’s Foundation Week –Day 4, the Coronation Night concluded with the College of Computer Studies bet, Mr. Alexis Cedric Abagat, crowned as the Mr. TSU 2024 2nd Runner Up.
Mr Abagat not only won 2nd runner up, but he also brought home several minor and major awards, including Mr Photogenic and Mr Congeniality, and various minor awards that secured his spot among the ranks, leading to his win.
On the other hand, Mr. College of Education (COEd) took the throne as Mr TSU 2024, and Ms College of Science (COS) is crowned as Ms. TSU.
Mr College of Business (CBA) and Accountancy takes after the newly crowned king as the 1st Runner Up in the event, while Ms. College of Engineering (COE) took the crown as the 1st Runner Up
byGabrielGarcia
After almost failing to make it in the finals, the Brownies team managed to guess almost all of the song titles in the last round of the CCS Artist Circle's Musical Mayhem, which was held during the last day of the CCS Barrio Fiesta, October 18, at TSU San Isidro.
In addition, CCS bet, Ms Chanelle Santos, shows her mighty talons as she won Ms Floralta and Ms El Memoria awards in the competition.
Mr Abagat and Ms Santos prove how sharp the talon of a Red Hawk can be as they soar and tear hardships and struggles granting them several awards like a hawk bringing home a bucket-full of worms for their younglings.
byGabrielGarcia
only placed third, only garn points after having 4 mis guessing the lyrics of "ArawBen & Ben, barely making qualifiers for the finals.
However, in the final round, the team quickly gained steam, gaining 6 points, a large lead against the other teams 1-2 point range.
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C0NTINUOUSREVIVAL CCSDean Dr AlvincentDangananspeaksabout thecollege’splansonmakingthe Sportsfestanannualeventstarting 2024
g g magsasakitan Pakita natin sa sports," he sa opening remarks.
Meanwhile, the CC Tagisan 2024 ensued program where baske sepak knockout game conducted Valorant a matches commenced
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1stPlace: ThomasChesterPabalan andArvinErrolLiscano
2ndPlace: MariaTheresaYuand ElijahMiguelInocencio
3rdPlace: GabrielAngeloPugatand JohnAndreiTacujan
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CSPOWERDUO TheduoofPabalan andLiscanofromtheComputer Scienceprogramhavebeen
BIRDSOFAFEATHER Orange PhoenixesdominatedtheSportsfest with41pointsintheoveralltally
CSOrangePhoenixes,hailed asTagisanoverallchampions
by Gabriel Garcia
by Computer Science (CS), and the Junior Philippine Computer Society
(JPCS) TSU Chapter, were awarded the overall prize in the CCS Sportsfest 2024: Tagisan last October 18, at CCS AVR, TSU San Isidro Campus.
SanIsidroflauntsMindanaoculture, clinches2ndinFl
StreetDance
by Marc Jhasper Petines
Viva San Isidro captivated the audience by featuring the vibrant floral culture of Mindanao, clinchin 2nd place in both the Float Parade and Street Dance Competitions at t opening of TSU Foundation Week 2024.
Composed of students from the College of Computer Studies (CCS), College of Architecture and Fine Arts (CAFA), College of Industrial Technology (CIT), and College of Engineering (COE), the San Isidro cluster known as Viva San Isidro aims for the championship title once
more after finishing 2nd and 3rd in last year’s competitions
creativity and elegance, leaving a lasting impression on judges and spectators
Inspired by the Hermosa Festival of Zamboanga, San Isidro displayed their artistic prowess through elaborate choreography and float design, embodying the rich floral traditions of the province and Mindanao as a whole. Despite encountering performance mishaps, logistical challenges, and the exhaustion from midterm examinations, the cluster still impressed the crowd with their
Team San Isidro secured 2nd place in the Float Parade category with a score of 70 5%, matching their impressive feat in the Street Dance Competition, where they improved their placement from last year’s result
Deductions were given to Lucinda and San Isidro. Both of the campuses narrowly exceeded the time limit given by the contest organizers
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On October 17, 2024, Thursday, Society for Information Systems Students (SISS) held a Quiz Bee Competition in the CCS Building at TSU San Isidro, where a sophomore from IS-BA 2A won.
For this event, 18 competitors participated in the Elimination Round which was composed of Easy, Average, and Difficult levels wherein only nine participants managed to qualify to the Championship Round As a result, three of them Reiwyn Discion from BSIS-2A, Austin Frederick Tabirara, and Joyce Ann Abad from BSIS-4A moved to the Tie-Breaker Round after they garnered a tied score of a perfect ten.
In the end, Discion alone answered correctly, making him the 1st placer of the event. Meanwhile, both Tabirara and Abad settled for a tie in 2nd place.
Tagisan2024EsportsRoundup Team
TitoEdmar reclaimsMLBB throne
by Von Andrei Tañedo
After being usurped and vanquished from their kingdom, they lied low at the farlands. Now they come back better and feistier after a gruesome training arc. TEAM TitoEdmar overwhelm TEAM TitoYayanTo and restore their monarchy with a 2 - 0 sweep in the final series of the CCS Tagisan 2024 Mobile Legends Tournament.
TEAMBA becomebackto-backCODM champs
by Clarence Deseo & Von Andrei Tañedo
Once again, TEAMBA soared to victory in the championship round, leaving the opposing team "N/A" grounded with a thrilling final score of 3-0.
CELEBRATIONSOFVICTORY Team
TitoEdmarandTEAMBAdominated theCCSTagisanEsportsExhibitions withblazingglory
With razor-sharp precision and unmatched flick speed, TEAMBA once again claimed the Call of Duty: Mobile Championship title at TSU San Isidro Campus, 5th Floor, AVR, October 17
PhotosbyClarenceDeseo
TeamDeeprogprogramstovictory,earns1st placeinCCSWeek'sHackathonContest
byChineeDelaPeña
Among the four teams that contended in the thrilling two-day competition towards problemsolving and innovation through programming, Team Deeprog ultimately emerged victorious with the development of a TSU CCS Laboratory Web-Based Management System in this year's CCS Week Hackathon Contest, announced Friday, October 18.
Moreover, Team Deeprog, composed of John Kenneth Sevilla, Van Rodolf Suliva, and Mark Jonel Yambao, when asked about the process it took to win, they said it was likely due to their implementation of Flask with a database and their collaboration efforts.
The participants were tasked to create a system that would be helpful for the campus using their chosen programming language with their progress monitored via Microsoft Teams.
“I'm not sure dito, pero considering na Flask framework ginamit namin and then inapplayan namin ng database, baka ‘yon ‘yong nagbigay ng points And also, sa collaboration, importante yon since given the span of two days, rush talaga yung system and sama mo pa yung documentation and preparation para sa presentation. Overall, worth it naman," Yambao said
Meanwhile, Team GEH (‘G’ - Gabe
Cervantes, ‘E’ - Eric Quiambao, and ‘H’ - Hannah Pulmano), emerged as the 2nd place through their conceptualization and implementation of a TSU Online Library.
"Our system is the TSU Online Library There is already an existing library, but it needs to be modernized. We also added the ability to read the books or other materials in the platform itself. It was a simple project. The technologies used are HTML, CSS, and JavaScript," Pulmano explained
The winning teams were decided by a panel composing of Programmer’s Den executives and Vice Governor Jericho Canlas
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DISHONESTY AND LAPSES IN JUDGEMENT. An event can’t be a TSU event without the presence of issues
Gabriel Garcia
Editor-in-Chief/ Opinion Editor
All my life, I have been a witness to dishonesty, not just at the personal level, but at the scope of a generation. Most of the kids my age will try their very best to get something, even if it means that you will try to cheat the system or fool the organizers of the biggest event in the university this year But the organizers weren't really out of the blame.
There have been reports of using connections, fake IDs, 'scalpers' selling tickets to the Battle of the Bands without authorization to do so, TSU GEW 2 0 runners turning before the turning point. And frankly, it is so not new to us.
We see many students who will try to score additional points by employing unethical tactics in examinations or quizzes But that does not mean that we should not adhere to the rules. Yet again, the rule makers are also not so perfect
Students who were also employed to secure the gymnasium were seen letting people in because they have a press or council pass that resembles the ones handed to them by the Supreme Student Council (SSC) They did not check those passes thoroughly enough to detect forgery, especially for the stamps.
I was personally let in by one of the SSC, even though I did not have my own press pass, because I gave it to one of my editors. Let's call it a friendly gesture in part of the Council because I was writing about the Mr and Ms. TSU 2024 pageant.
Given the limited capacity of the gymnasium at TSU Main, the SSC implemented a system that has been a staple in every big event in the university: a no-nonsense ticketing system. The ticket itself is very flimsy and can be imitated easily Even people who were handed tickets and passes outside the gymnasium as the gates were closed were still let in. But what use is the ticket if it does not guarantee a spot in the gym to support your friends right?
In the TSU GEW 2 0, participants were seen turning even though the turning point was still meters away. The people who were supposed to check the area did not notice what was happening until there were already many who tread a shortcut to the finish line.
Combined with the expected dishonest nature of some people, it is still possible to handle these situations, and both of them are in the hands of organizers.
First, a registration system confirming the identity of the guest can minimize the risk of having outsiders in the venue. It might also help if the officials checking the identity of the entering guest would make a visual confirmation using an ID card and student number
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Itisalwaysthejob oftheoneswho handleeventsto
GabrielT Garcia Editor-in-Chief/OpinionEditor
AngelNicholeB Corpuz ManagingEditor/LiteraryEditor
Second, clearly marking the turning point can be employed in the fun run event Marking with ropes or string, even large signboards can make students want to be more honest. An attentive staff in charge of securing the route of the race wouldn't hurt the race as well
At the end of the day, even if the students have all lost their honesty and values, it is always the job of the ones who handle events to mitigate risks. It is, however, a virtue for the youth to be honest, and to not abuse the system.
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JPCS Orange Phoenix Team Captain Keht Gomez said he is grateful that their team wins the gold despite that most of the team are newbie
"Despite all of our doubts, our dedication to this sport still stands out.” he said.
While NA Blue Vipers secures the Silver Medal and SISS Green Mantis settled for Bronze Medal.
OrangePhoenixes dominate Tagisan’s TableTennis
briel Garcia
ng the most points in the 2024, the men and women s of Table Tennis exchange ashes and rallies at Room S Building, TSU San Isidro, ober 17.
nd, Ariane De Ocampo of the ers (NA) won gold in Women's A. While Princess Pasamonte range Phoenixes (CS) won nd Green Mantis (IS) Angel Joy ettled for bronze.
ge Phoenix's Angela Ramos ed the Women's Singles B leaving Yna Grace Cayme of Vipers in 2nd place.
