Wednesday, November 13, 2013

Mister and Miss READS 2013 —Team Silver Hawk




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 Silver Hawk.


 A. RANDOM FACTS

Name: CHRIS S. SAPANZA

Age: 17 years old

Height: 5’4

Hometown: Bacolod City

Course and Year: BS Business Administration I

Team: Silver Hawk

Team Element: Metal

Hobbies: Singing and Dancing

Previous Pageant Experience: None


B. PERSONAL THOUGHTS

Personal Motto:

Nothing is impossible, everything is possible”

Describe yourself:

Simple, kind, talented, friendly, religious

Why did you choose UNO-R as your school?

It’s because UNO-R has a high quality of education that values students.

What is your favorite place in UNO-R? Why?
The UNO-R Library, because it serves as the brain of the University.

What subjects do you find challenging? Why?

The most challenging subject for me is PHILIT because it focuses not only theoretical and factual basis but more on practical and real life situation through activities provided by the said subject.

Do you agree that in love, age doesn’t matter? Why or Why not?

Yes. I do believe that age is not important because true feelings/love cannot be measured by age.

Do you think the corruption in the Philippine government will end if the pork barrel system is totally abolished? Why or Why not?

No, I don’t think so, because corruption nowadays serves as the cancer of the country.

Do you believe that READS scholars should refrain from joining student protests against tuition fee increase?

No, because we owe our free education from the administration.

How do you describe a READS scholar?

READS scholar serves as a model to the students of the University.

What do you think are the most important qualities that READS scholars should possess?

A good manager of time. It’s because time management is the most important thing that the READS scholar must possess.

What are your most challenging experiences as a READ scholar?

Joining the Mister and Miss READS 2013 is considerably the most challenging experience yet.

How does it feel representing your group to the Mister and Miss READS 2013 Pageant?

Overwhelming, because that means they believe in my capacity and my talent.

Why should you be crowned Mister/Miss READS 2013?

Everyone deserves the crown, because every candidate has a unique quality that’s worthy to represent the READS community.

If you win the crown, what would be your personal advocacy as a READS scholar?

Given a chance to win is an opportunity for me to promote charity to the less fortunate individual which serves as a legacy that the READS uphold for the past few years.

Your short message to all UNO-R READS scholars…

Dream big and aim high because in God everything is possible if you believe.








A. RANDOM FACTS

Name: JOAN J. MAKILAN

Age: 18 years old

Height: 5’0

Hometown: Murcia, Negros Occidental

Course and Year: BS Accountancy II

Team: Silver Hawk

Team Element: Silver Metal

Hobbies: Writing

Previous Pageant Experience: None


B. PERSONAL THOUGHTS

Personal Motto:

 “I can overcome challenges, not because I am strong, but because God is with me.”

Describe yourself:

I am a student who gives her best in every subject I take. A friend who is always there whenever you need me. A sister who thinks of her siblings before herself. A daughter who aims to someday give back to her parents and a faithful servant of the Lord.

Why did you choose UNO-R as your school?

I chose UNO-R as my school because it is a prestigious school that produces globally-competitive graduates and it gives chance to students who would like to pursue their college education but lacks finance to do so through the READS program.

What is your favorite place in UNO-R? Why?

My favorite place in UNO-R is the Adoration Chapel. Each day that I enter the gate of UNO-R, I always see to it that I visit the adoration chapel even just for a few minutes because for me, God’s guidance is enough for me to get through any challenge that may come my way.

What subjects do you find challenging? Why?

I consider every subject that I enroll in as a challenge, so that I may be able to cope with the requirements of each subject and thus have a high grade at the end of each term.

Do you agree that in love, age doesn’t matter? Why or Why not?

I don’t agree that in love, age doesn’t matter because for me, when we become older, our interpretations of our feelings differ from how we previously see it when we were younger. We cannot say that the love felt by 40 years old is the same as the love felt by a 20 year old. Feelings and our expressions of it differ, therefore in love, age does matter.

Do you think the corruption in the Philippine government will end if the pork barrel system is totally abolished? Why or Why not?

I don’t think corruption in the government will end if the pork barrel system will be totally abolished. The PDAF itself is not an issue; the issue is how our government officials allocate this fund. For the corruption to be totally abolished, our government officials should start the change within themselves.

Do you believe that READS scholars should refrain from joining student protests against tuition fee increase?

I believe that READS scholars should refrain from joining student protests against tuition fee increase because the school administration is responsible for the funds of the READS, if the READS would go against the administration, it’s like “stabbing a friend behind his back”. We READS should support the UNO-R Administration.

How do you describe a READS scholar?

A READS scholar is a model to his/her family, friends, and everyone around him. We can’t deny the fact that it is not easy to manage your time for duty and study. But each READS scholar still manages his time for both. Therefore, he should serve as a model to other students.

What do you think are the most important qualities that READ scholars should possess?

A READS scholar should be God-fearing and optimistic. God-fearing because a READS scholar should learn how to bow down and worship God and make Him as the center of his/her life. Being optimistic, good vibes flows into you, thus you perform at your best both in class and in the office.

What are your most challenging experiences as a READ scholar?

The most challenging experience as a READS scholar is to keep up with your class at the same time keeping up with the office you are assigned to. It is always a challenge on how you can balance your duty hours and your class hours. As for me, I manage this dilemma by taking things one at a time, concentrate on duty if it’s time for duty and concentrate on class if it’s time for class.

How does it feel representing your group to the Mister and Miss READS 2013 Pageant?

As the chosen representative of my group, I feel proud despite my flaws, my group mates chose me and believed that I can do this, they never fail to express their support for me, that’s why I felt honored to be their representative.

Why should you be crowned Mister/Miss READS 2013?

To be crowned Ms READS 2013 is both an honor and responsibility. An honor because the crowd could give you prestige like never before. A responsibility because you be responsible for the uplifting of the name of the READS in everything and anything that you do. I am much more than willing to take this responsibility and I would not waste the honor of being crowned Ms READS 2013.

If you win the crown, what would be your personal advocacy as a READS scholar?

If I win the crown, my personal advocacy would be to encourage my fellow READS to show the world what we’ve got, just like me, I’ve always been the girl who hid my face and afraid to say what I have to say. But, through this pageant, I learned that I could do so much better than I think I could. You too my fellow READS could do better, just learn to have faith in yourself and spread your wings like a butterfly.

Your short message to all UNO-R READS scholars…

To all UNO-R READS, all of us suffer from various problems in each of our private lives. Some are already discouraged to continue studying. But, whatever challenge or hindrance life may bring, we should never give up. Being a READS scholar is the only thing we hold on to for us to continue and finish a college degree. Let your problems be your inspiration to push through and succeed in the latter years of your life.






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