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           My hometown, Ibaan a second class municipality is a small municipality in the province of Batangas. It has 26 barangays in which within a land area of 68.99 square kilometers or 26.64 square miles which constitutes 2.21% of Batangas’s total area. Its population was determined by the 2015 Census was 52,970. Only 1.97% of the overall population of Batangas Province.

According to the Bureau of Local Government Finance, the annual regular revenue of Ibaan for the fiscal year of 2016 was P122,147,502.81 which is 9.90% higher than of 2015 but the increase is relatively lower compared to the increase in 2015 from 2014 (11.61%). Ibaan’s small land area was cultivated mainly by sugarcane crops among any other agricultural crops. Our municipality was known for its indigenous occupation, “lako” or “paglalako” in which can be chronically dated in the early history in which town people of Ibaan called “Ibaenos” produce several kinds of crops to bring it to different places in the province of Batangas.

REFERENCE:

Ibaan Batangas.(n.d.) retrieved from    https://www.philatlas.com/luzon/r04a/batangas  /ibaan.html retrieved on Nov. 13, 2019

Devcom Series: How to Chill

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The period of adjusting from high school life to a life in university is pretty much a challenge for most freshman. They tend to be exposed in various activities which were far from what they used to be in their high school years. Heavy load of activities, readings and reports bombarded students in a way that they ought to forgot how to relax. Thus, drowning themselves to self-sacrificing sleepless nights with help of caffeine and energy drinks.

The eleventh edition of Buhay Devcom: How to Chill will show my top 3 things to done to free yourself from stress and provide relief from the adjustment period.

  1. Treat yourself with a good meal. For others it may be a common thing but for students that get used to living a university life with readings and report and even forgot to treat thyself. It is necessary that we spend some time eating our favorite food or eating at our favorite restaurant in this we can relax and enjoy while adjusting.
  2. Do your interest and hobbies. Others would say that the best way to enjoy university life is to learn while doing things that you love. It is indeed a luxury to find time doing something that suits your interest. Learn how to manage your time in a way that you balance school works and recreational activities. Recreational activities may also be an exercise in which exercising seems to relieve body stress.
  3. Spend time with your family or spend time with God. Family and God should not be a dichotomy when it comes to whom we should spend our time with. Let us lend some of our time especially during Sundays or Sabbath Day to spend it with our love ones if not possible, spend it with our friends and of course, never forget to strengthen the bond of our body and soul (which connects us to God).

Pasko sa Elbi

    Pasko na naman at tanging hiling lang ng mga isko’t iska ay ang makauwi sa kani-kanilang tahanan upang makasama ang kanilang pamilya sa araw ng Pasko. Masisilayan nga natin ang mga ngiting umaabot sa tainga at ang pagkamangha sa mga mata ng mga dumalo sa pagpapailaw ng higanteng christmas tree sa UPLB. Ramdam na nga ng bawat isa ang pagkasabik sa pagsapit ng Pasko dahil sa dami ng dumalo at pagpapakuha ng mga litrato sa christmas tree, Belen, at sa maliit na tila parke na may fountain.

    Ang pagpapailaw sa christmas tree ay dinaluhan nina Jerry Racoa, ang OIRCA Director at Fernando C. Sanchez Jr., ang UPLB Chancellor.

    Nagbigay rin ng pagtatanghal ang sumusunod:

    Sa paghahatid ng mga programang nagbibigay saya gamit ang mga talento sa musika ay ang UPLB Choral Ensemble kung saan umawit sila ng mga kantang pampasko at pati na rin si Dr. Antonio Jesus A. Quilloy na pinakitanggilas ang kaniyang kakayahan sa saxophone.

    Sa Larangan naman ng sayaw, ang UPLB Street Dance Company ang humatak ng atensyon ng mga manonood sa kanilang hip hop presentation, at ang UPLB Filipiña Dancce Troupe naman sa naggagandahang mga kasuotan habang ipinapakita ang kanilang talento sa tradisyonal na mga sayaw ng Filipino.

    Panoorin ang aming presentasyon sa gabing nagbigay ng kasiyahan at kasabikan sa lahat.

    https://drive.google.com/a/up.edu.ph/file/d/1XhJeZwrhHBXk3vwFauzBm1uXCfoIlhrN/view?usp=drivesdk

    Gawa nina Eirine Baldovino, Charm Artiola at Angela Rufino

    Ano ‘yan, may pera ba jan?

      Ano ba ang DevCom?

      Ano ba trabaho mo pag-gradweyt mo, may pera ba jan?

      These are the common questions I/we often receive as students of Development Communication. Even I myself cannot define it at first but not until I started learning what and how DevCom works. This short AVP is purposely crafted to help us answer those questions.

      What is DevCom?

      Even before I entered the university, a lot of people would ask me about my course. I would just respond in a short simple manner since I do not really have an in-depth knowledge about Development Communication. However, as the semester is gearing to an end, some of the most common questions about DevCom are already being answered and taken into account. We hope this video answers your questions and the questions of others as well.

      What is DevCom? ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2-rltvUzzVk&t=98s )

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