Tolentine Missosology is an online blog
for UNO-Recoletos Beauty Pageants. Its
main objective is to promote and offer the latest interesting information
related to the pageant activities of the University as well as major international
beauty pageants
The
Tolentine Missosology is coming out with a special coverage of Mister and Miss
READS (Recoletos Educational Assistance for Deserving Students) 2013. Days
leading to the Pageant and Coronation Night, Tolentine Missosology will release
exciting information and photos of all candidates representing their respective
teams.
A
panel of online judges will handpick Mister and Miss Tolentine Missosology READS
2013 based on the available official photos, talent and costume
presentation and written interview published in the blog. Results will be
published in Tolentine Missosology Leaderboard days before the pageant night.
Tolentine
Missosology officially presents the Team Gold Griffin.
A. RANDOM FACTS
Name: NEO JOHN M. SAISON
Age: 20 years old
Height: 5’8 1/2
Hometown: Brgy. Estefania, Bacolod City
Course and Year: BS in Information Technology II
Team: Gold Griffin
Team Element: Lightning
Hobbies: Reading, Athletics, Basketball,
Volleyball, Playing Computer, Programming, Drawing
Previous Pageant Experience: None
B. PERSONAL THOUGHTS
Personal Motto:
“There is
more to life than love.”
Describe yourself:
Tall,
dark, medyo bad boy
Why
did you choose UNO-R as your school?
My mother
is an alumna of this University.
What
is your favorite place in UNO-R? Why?
My
favorite place in UNO-R is the College of Information Technology. It is where I
learned all the lessons in my course and the things that I know of today.
What
subjects do you find challenging? Why?
Math, I
always keep in mind what my teacher, Mr. Donasco, said: “Math is not hard, it’s
challenging.”
Do
you agree that in love, age doesn’t matter? Why or Why not?
Yes,
because age does not define love and it can’t measure the depth of the word. In
love, it’s the feelings that matter most.
Do
you think the corruption in the Philippine government will end if the pork
barrel system?
I have no
concrete idea about the Pork Barrel; all I know is that money of the people
should be kept by good hands.
Do
you believe that READS scholars should refrain from joining student protests
against tuition fee increase?
READS scholars
should refrain from joining student protests against tuition fee increase
because we are part of the school. We must understand and believe that the
administrators of this University have good intentions in making such
decisions.
How
do you describe a READS scholar?
READS scholars
are one of the pillars of UNO-R.
What
do you think are the most important qualities that READ scholars should
possess?
Patience,
loyalty, respect and love
What
are your most challenging experiences as a READ scholar?
The most
challenging experience I had as a READS scholar was the time when I was accused
of doing something I didn’t do and staying strong and firm during those hard
times.
How
does it feel representing your group to the Mister and Miss READS 2013 Pageant?
I feel
happy but scared because it’s my first time to join a pageant.
Why
should you be crowned Mister/Miss READS 2013?
I should
be crowned as Mister READS 2013 because I know myself that I can perform with
the best of my abilities with the help and support of my group mates especially
my chairman.
If
you win the crown, what would be your personal advocacy as a READS scholar?
If I win
the crown, my personal advocacy is valuing humility despite the great things
you achieve.
Your
short message to all UNO-R READS scholars…
Life is a
race, if you don’t run fast you’ll be the last, but even if you’re the last, as
long as you finish the race, it doesn’t matter if you lose.
A.
RANDOM FACTS
Name: MARY ANGELINE F. BERMOY
Age: 17 years old
Height: 5’5
Hometown: San Carlos City, Negros Occidental
Course
and Year: BS in Civil
Engineering II
Team: Gold Griffin
Team
Element: Lightning
Hobbies: Playing guitar
Previous
Pageant Experience:
None
B.
PERSONAL THOUGHTS
Personal
Motto:
“Whatever happens, just relax and
manage to smile because life is not a problem to solve but God’s gift to enjoy.”
Describe
yourself:
I’m a simple person with a pure heart
who fears God and loves life.
Why did you choose UNO-R as your
school?
I chose UNO-R as my school because
this university molds globally competitive engineers and they shape students
spiritually, mentally, physically, socially and emotionally. I believe that
with their guiding hands, they can help me become the person I want to be in
the future.
What is your favorite place in UNO-R? Why?
My favorite place in UNO-R is the
Engineering machine shop because it is where I found a family in the form of my
co-READS and office heads. It is also where I can fully express myself and be
who I am.
What subjects do you find challenging?
Why?
The subjects I find challenging are my
major subjects such as physics, trigonometry, algebra and the like because it
is not just about memorizing facts but it’s a true battle of logic and
reasoning. Through these subjects, I am trained to sharpen my mind and find the
best solution to the problems that are presented to us.
Do you agree that in love, age doesn’t
matter? Why or Why not?
I agree that in love, age doesn’t
matter because it is not the age that defines maturity but it’s the ability of
an individual to handle relationships and to make right decisions.
Do you think the corruption in the
Philippine government will end if the pork barrel system is totally abolished?
Why or Why not?
Pork barrel abolition will not totally
end the corruption in the corruption in our country but it can minimize the
present crisis, for pork barrel system is just one of the many ways of stealing
money from the people. As long as there are selfish people in our government,
corruption will not stop.
Do you believe that READS scholars
should refrain from joining student protests against tuition fee increase?
I believe that READS scholar should
refrain from joining student protests against tuition fee increase because we
are part of the administration and that we should maintain loyalty to the
school. As part of this community, I also believe that the tuition fee increase
do have its positive effect to the welfare of the students. We should
understand as scholars that the university would not impose such decision
without appropriate reason.
How do you describe a READS scholar?
READS scholars are deserving students who
possess talents, knowledge and pure hearts and are willing to serve without
thinking for a prize in return.
What do you think are the most
important qualities that READ scholars should possess?
READS scholar must be God-fearing,
honest, open-minded and responsible for I believed that with these, it is easy
to overcome problems and to socialize with other people.
What are your most challenging
experiences as a READ scholar?
I have lots of first times when I
became a READS scholar but representing our group in the Mr. and Ms. READS 2013
pageant is the most challenging experience that I can consider because it is
not just a competition of beauty and brains but an exploration of my own
capacity and ability to show what I’ve got as a human and a person created by
God.
How does it feel representing your
group to the Mister and Miss READS 2013 Pageant?
Honestly, I feel nervous for this is
my first time to join a pageant but at the same time, I am challenged to do my
best in every way I can because of the trust and support given by my family,
friends and group mates on me.
Why should you be crowned Mister/Miss READS
2013?
I should be crowned as Miss READS 2013
because even though I’m just a newbie, I can prove to everyone that I can be a
role model to my fellow students that possess true recollect values and a
character that inspire other people.
If you win the crown, what would be
your personal advocacy as a READS scholar?
Camaraderie between the READS scholars
will be my personal advocacy if I win the crown because how much knowledgeable
a person can be, if he/she don’t know how to socialize with his co-workers, he
will not be successful in everything he/does.
Your short message to all UNO-R READS
scholars…
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