Yes, I haven't been blogging recently. You could just imagine how busy my summer is. OJT at DFA...data gathering for thesis...preparations for TS. Oh the stress! My stress level is already past the limits. But the bottom line is...I'm having fun!
OJT in ASPAC is over but I still report to work. There's just so much to do and there are so many things to learn. I'm really glad that I was assigned in the Office of Asia and Pacific Affairs.
Thesis is easier for me now that I have access to the library. It's also good for me that I have been exposed to what's going on in the conferences I have attended. This is it!
TS...half of my academic life. I swore to myself the day I officially became the Editor-in-Chief that I won't let the school paper down. I have to stand up and fight for the publication. From the beginning, I have had a lot of pressure coming from the administration, the college...almost everyone around me. People think it's that easy to just release an issue. When we release something to raise social awareness, some students find it "very heavy" to read. I know it shouldn't all be politics and social issues...but I think it's better to do these kinds of publications than release something more on music and plays and activities. It's not just about what's going on inside the campus anymore. It's also what's going on outside the college.
We had our first EB meeting last Saturday. I was ecstatic to have the EB with me and when we started discussing initial plans for the paper, it hit me...I feel like...it's going to be great. *Sigh* I'm sure this is a year I would cherish with TS.
Well, I have to go now. Still have to do some stuff.
Ciao!
OJT in ASPAC is over but I still report to work. There's just so much to do and there are so many things to learn. I'm really glad that I was assigned in the Office of Asia and Pacific Affairs.
Thesis is easier for me now that I have access to the library. It's also good for me that I have been exposed to what's going on in the conferences I have attended. This is it!
TS...half of my academic life. I swore to myself the day I officially became the Editor-in-Chief that I won't let the school paper down. I have to stand up and fight for the publication. From the beginning, I have had a lot of pressure coming from the administration, the college...almost everyone around me. People think it's that easy to just release an issue. When we release something to raise social awareness, some students find it "very heavy" to read. I know it shouldn't all be politics and social issues...but I think it's better to do these kinds of publications than release something more on music and plays and activities. It's not just about what's going on inside the campus anymore. It's also what's going on outside the college.
We had our first EB meeting last Saturday. I was ecstatic to have the EB with me and when we started discussing initial plans for the paper, it hit me...I feel like...it's going to be great. *Sigh* I'm sure this is a year I would cherish with TS.
Well, I have to go now. Still have to do some stuff.
Ciao!
2 comments:
Can i suggest that you include this line from one of our memorable songs?
"kapag tumibok and puso, wala ka ng magagawa kundi sundin ito....."
m and p
wow editor in chief kna pla. dto ko lng nlman. galing.
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