Sound and Fury: The UP Diliman USC Elections
[from peyups.com...]
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Chairperson: Third Bagro, ALYANSA
Vice Chairperson: Airah Cadiogan, STAND UP
Councilors:
1. Bikoy Villanueva, STAND UP
2. Rose Angelique Dizon, STAND UP
3. Fahima Tajar, STAND UP
4. Sherry Tismal, ALYANSA
5. LAURYEL "RYE" CASTILLO, Independent
6. Stephen Larcia, ALYANSA
7. Nem Canete, STAND UP
8. Mico Maestro, STAND UP
9. Jacque Eroles, STAND UP
10. Mik Bueno, STAND UP
11. Joseph Gutierrez, ALYANSA
12. Beverly Lumbera, ALYANSA
College Representatives
College of Architecture
Mark Angelo Virtucio, ALYANSA, 229
Asian Institute of Tourism
Marck Bryan David, KAISA, 241
College of Arts and Letters
Isabelle Therese Baguisi, STAND UP, 312
Keith Cipriano, ALYANSA, 137
College of Business Administration
Norberto Geraldez Jr., ALYANSA, 506
School of Economics
Pierre Martin Reyes, ALYANSA, 400
College of Education
Armando Cris Abulencia, STAND UP, 284
College of Engineering
Bryan Ace Castillo, KAISA, 848
Rashell Cabrera, ALYANSA, 727
David Andrew Poblete, ALYANSA, 550
John Emmanuel Umbal, KAISA, 522
Salvador Atole, STAND UP, 388
College of Fine Arts
Manuel Mesina, STAND UP, 180
College of Home Economics
Rinno Ray Camilit, KAISA, 250
Kenneth Andrew Dognidon, STAND UP 242
College of Human Kinetics
Lester Yupingkun, KAISA, 106
Sergio Zapanta, STAND UP, 68
College of Law
Sophia Monica San Luis, Independent
Charisse Mae Mendoza, Independent
School of Library and Information Sciences
Hazel Mary Rodelas, STAND UP, 82
Wyndel James Laracas, ALYANSA, 43
College of Mass Communications
Ruth Anne Miguel, STAND UP, 346
Diane Claire Jiao, Independent, 177
Iris Isaguirre, KAISA, 55
College of Music
Marianna Carmina Achacoso, ALYANSA, 150
National College of Public Administration and Governance
Racquel Perez, ALYANSA, 113
Adrienne Luatan, KAISA, 89
Christian Duldulao, STAND UP, 79
College of Science
Dyan Pearl Hatague, KAISA, 642
College of Social Sciences and Philosophy
James Ryan Bagcal, ALYANSA, 595
Julianne Agpalo, STAND UP, 318
Cherie Amor Galan, KAISA, 141
College of Social Work and Community Development*
Ma. Carmela Julita Lagang, STAND UP, 60
Angelo Hernan Melencio, Independent, 60
School of Statistics
Jeyson Ocay, ALYANSA, 156
Vladimir Malabanan, STAND UP, 131
STAND UP- 13
ALYANSA- 13 (minus the Chairperson, 12)
KAISA- 5
Independent- 1
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Some observations:
1) I voted at the Student Lounge at around 4 PM. Ballots, as I remember, are given in successive order and their number is based on the number of ballots released so far. As of around 4 PM, only 204 ballots had been released, based on my ballot number. And to think that voting had already been open since 8 AM. Maybe that's why fellow law students JV La Chica (Alyansa), Mini Bernardo (Kaisa) and Cris Yambot (STAND-UP) failed to make it this year, and why Marian Panganiban lost despite Third Bagro winning. Baka marami nang prof sa Malcolm ang nagpapaexam na uli.
2) I really want a copy of the voter's turnout page. Rye, based on the calculations, was #1 in Stat, where their ballot actually printed his name as "Rye" on the actual ballot. If all the ballots had the "Rye" printed, maybe he could have clinched an even higher position. Ah, well. Spilt milk.
3) Every year, the results will always be surprising. This year is no exception.
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Congratulations to all the brods, friends, blockmates, sisses, tropa and voters who supported Rye, giving him a clear and compelling mandate to lead the students and to serve with all his passion and vigor. Trust me; this is only the beginning. It has been a while since an independent candidate has commanded such a mandate, and
I will plead the Fifth on the results first, since there were people that brods and I voted for who did not make it to the seats I would have given to them.
And now that election fever is over, congratulations to all the winners, student-leaders-elect, et al. Congratulations to Third, Airah, and the Centennial USC that they will be leading together. Congratulations to all who ran; by offering yourselves to the students as potential leaders, you have already commanded a convincing victory.
To all victors and aspirants, let the sound and fury signify something.
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Chairperson: Third Bagro, ALYANSA
Vice Chairperson: Airah Cadiogan, STAND UP
Councilors:
1. Bikoy Villanueva, STAND UP
2. Rose Angelique Dizon, STAND UP
3. Fahima Tajar, STAND UP
4. Sherry Tismal, ALYANSA
5. LAURYEL "RYE" CASTILLO, Independent
6. Stephen Larcia, ALYANSA
7. Nem Canete, STAND UP
8. Mico Maestro, STAND UP
9. Jacque Eroles, STAND UP
10. Mik Bueno, STAND UP
11. Joseph Gutierrez, ALYANSA
12. Beverly Lumbera, ALYANSA
College Representatives
College of Architecture
Mark Angelo Virtucio, ALYANSA, 229
Asian Institute of Tourism
Marck Bryan David, KAISA, 241
College of Arts and Letters
Isabelle Therese Baguisi, STAND UP, 312
Keith Cipriano, ALYANSA, 137
College of Business Administration
Norberto Geraldez Jr., ALYANSA, 506
School of Economics
Pierre Martin Reyes, ALYANSA, 400
College of Education
Armando Cris Abulencia, STAND UP, 284
College of Engineering
Bryan Ace Castillo, KAISA, 848
Rashell Cabrera, ALYANSA, 727
David Andrew Poblete, ALYANSA, 550
John Emmanuel Umbal, KAISA, 522
Salvador Atole, STAND UP, 388
College of Fine Arts
Manuel Mesina, STAND UP, 180
College of Home Economics
Rinno Ray Camilit, KAISA, 250
Kenneth Andrew Dognidon, STAND UP 242
College of Human Kinetics
Lester Yupingkun, KAISA, 106
Sergio Zapanta, STAND UP, 68
College of Law
Sophia Monica San Luis, Independent
Charisse Mae Mendoza, Independent
School of Library and Information Sciences
Hazel Mary Rodelas, STAND UP, 82
Wyndel James Laracas, ALYANSA, 43
College of Mass Communications
Ruth Anne Miguel, STAND UP, 346
Diane Claire Jiao, Independent, 177
Iris Isaguirre, KAISA, 55
College of Music
Marianna Carmina Achacoso, ALYANSA, 150
National College of Public Administration and Governance
Racquel Perez, ALYANSA, 113
Adrienne Luatan, KAISA, 89
Christian Duldulao, STAND UP, 79
College of Science
Dyan Pearl Hatague, KAISA, 642
College of Social Sciences and Philosophy
James Ryan Bagcal, ALYANSA, 595
Julianne Agpalo, STAND UP, 318
Cherie Amor Galan, KAISA, 141
College of Social Work and Community Development*
Ma. Carmela Julita Lagang, STAND UP, 60
Angelo Hernan Melencio, Independent, 60
School of Statistics
Jeyson Ocay, ALYANSA, 156
Vladimir Malabanan, STAND UP, 131
STAND UP- 13
ALYANSA- 13 (minus the Chairperson, 12)
KAISA- 5
Independent- 1
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Some observations:
1) I voted at the Student Lounge at around 4 PM. Ballots, as I remember, are given in successive order and their number is based on the number of ballots released so far. As of around 4 PM, only 204 ballots had been released, based on my ballot number. And to think that voting had already been open since 8 AM. Maybe that's why fellow law students JV La Chica (Alyansa), Mini Bernardo (Kaisa) and Cris Yambot (STAND-UP) failed to make it this year, and why Marian Panganiban lost despite Third Bagro winning. Baka marami nang prof sa Malcolm ang nagpapaexam na uli.
2) I really want a copy of the voter's turnout page. Rye, based on the calculations, was #1 in Stat, where their ballot actually printed his name as "Rye" on the actual ballot. If all the ballots had the "Rye" printed, maybe he could have clinched an even higher position. Ah, well. Spilt milk.
3) Every year, the results will always be surprising. This year is no exception.
-----------------------------------------------------------
Congratulations to all the brods, friends, blockmates, sisses, tropa and voters who supported Rye, giving him a clear and compelling mandate to lead the students and to serve with all his passion and vigor. Trust me; this is only the beginning. It has been a while since an independent candidate has commanded such a mandate, and
I will plead the Fifth on the results first, since there were people that brods and I voted for who did not make it to the seats I would have given to them.
And now that election fever is over, congratulations to all the winners, student-leaders-elect, et al. Congratulations to Third, Airah, and the Centennial USC that they will be leading together. Congratulations to all who ran; by offering yourselves to the students as potential leaders, you have already commanded a convincing victory.
To all victors and aspirants, let the sound and fury signify something.