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THE HCCB HERALD Vol. 2

The Continuing Saga

for ExcellenceBy: Allyn Mae Ferrer

Achieving excellence is a

reward for hardship, dedication

and passion. It is something that

motivates an individual to

achieve more and to believe that

for every endeavor, recompense

follows.

For almost 13 years of

service, Holy Child Colleges of

Butuan is considered as one ofthe most progressive schools in

Caraga, having competitive

students that have the

willingness to serve and to give

pride to his progressive

institution. This year, its

surprising and good to hear that

many of the students of HCCB

are continually gaining excellence.

This means that HCCB is an

institution that continuouslycreates efficient and skillful

students, by giving pride to our

institution, those achievers of

excellence will serve as an

evidence that HCCB is one the

best schools in Caraga Region

for it molds every students

character into benevolent and

ample ones.

Truly, Holy Child Colleges

of Butuan is an institution thatwas designed precept of passion

for service and excellence, but it

serves every individual and mold

them into passionate ones that

will fulfill their purposes and

perform it with an aim of

excellence not just for the sake of

its goal but for the sake of

people.

Who are

teachers after

all?By: Julie Mae Ebasco

Teaching is a professionthat teaches other

profession

Molders of mind, heralders

of knowledge, second parents

and educators. These are some of

the roles of a teacher. Will there

be any profession without a

teacher? Imagine a worldwithout teachers. It could be a

world of ignorance.

We are the products of

the new generation molded by

our beloved teachers. We all

started as innocent ones, but by

the help of our teachers, we

became aware and knowledgeable

about this world.

Doctors, lawyers, CPAs,

nurses, engineers, and someother professions would not be

accomplished when teachers

didnt mold them and educate

them. There would be no other

professions without our educators.

Teaching profession is the most

caring profession. Why? Because

by choosing this profession, you

just dont think about being a

teacher but you also think about

how to lift your students up inorder for them to have goals and

to continue pursuing their

ambitions.

Truly, teaching is such a

noble profession because of the

hardships that a teacher invests

for the sake of their students

learning is incomparable.

Vol. 2, S.Y 2010-2011

2010 Extramurals:Indeed Full of Fun

By: Aiza Oliverio

Can a week compensate a

whole lot of fun? Maybe yes or

others may object. But for the

HCCB Family and Staff, a week

of happiness, gladness and

enjoyment was born to tickle and

rob smiles in everybodys face.

Students, teachers

administrative staff, even

hospital personnels, the NBN-

HCCB TV 9 Broadcastingpersonnels, and other guests

joined as one in celebrating the

2010 extramurals which lasted

for almost a week starting from

February 10-14, 2010.

Departmental booths

presentations including LCO

(League of Campus Organization)

and games made the place a total

place of laughters. You cant

even recognize the hardships andburdens looming in their hearts

but only joy and only that.

Filipinos are indeed a

happy people and that was the

reason why the celebration was

filled with countless chuckles and

giggles and the voices that have

resounded in the field of HCCB

Golden Cottage.

Everybody participated

everybody indulged in varioussurprises and they found deep

contentment of smiles. Stomach

aches, screaming not because

theyre sad but of joy and

shouting with their peak of voice

supporting their teams were the

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3THE HCCB HERALD Vol. 2Continuation from page 2 on

2010 Extramurals..

..evidences that forever

be instilled to everyone.

Mr. Antonio Yumang, themain organizer was satisfied

with the result. His impossible

but reachable games could

always be a part of students

mind with the cooperation of Mr.

Glen Pacot.

For the

Founder/President and the

Board of Trustees, this event

marked again the start of

collecting amount smiles andhoping this will continue.

It was a week of fun and

our hearts were full of limitless

smiles that will forever be

treasured for the rest of our

lives.

Implementation ofPrescribed

Uniform, is itexisting?By: Gilbert M. Makiling

To recognize people in

their fields of work, we

sometimes observe them by the

way they dress up themselves,

put facial toners as well as their

manner of speaking. They are

proud to wear it wherever theygo.

School uniform serves as

the link between students and

school. It serves as gate pass in

order to know if you belong in

the institution. Others may

acknowledge you in looking at

your uniform.

As Mr. Bryan Garcia,

SSG President stressed that

wearing complete uniformshould be observed upon

entering the school premises. It

means that no one is allowed to

attend classes without wearing

the proper uniforms.According to the Students

Handbook, all student are required

to wear prescribe uniform in the

campus at all times, unless special

occasion requires them to be in

casual dress. Therefore, it must befollowed and abided by all

students

But now, as we observed,

many students starting from first

year up to fourth year, instead of

wearing prescribed uniforms,

dressed up in a backless like

outfit and miniskirts without

knowing the malicious eyes and

backbiters gossip them,

completely disregarding whats

the essence of uniform.

Is that a true student? It

just shadows the reflection of the

word uniform that serves as

the official dress of the school.

Uniforms bear integrity,

purity and uprightness of

students. If one resists to follow

it, so it means he violates school

policy.

Students, were calling

your attention to act your duty in

wearing uniform.

In that ground, we will

just stress a phrase: Abide what

is right and not whats savage

If you will not wear your

uniforms, why then will you

waste your time in school?

Vol. 2, S.Y 2010-2011

The Significance

of FoundationDayBy: Rosemarie Bayron

Big things come from

small ones, achieving dreams

start in anticipation and

preconception or even success

begins with a plan. It signifies

that life is but a stage, fromprimary level up to its peak. You

cant skip and leap some steps

then directly grasp the torch of

prosperity.

Foundation maybe defined

as the way things were created

But what is foundation after all?

What is its significance in our

lives? Those are questions which

triggered my being and I recalled

that we were made by God, no

doubt for it.

The significance of

foundation is to commemorate

how we were molded from dust

and blown a wind of life.

In relation to HCCB, it

was founded to answer the

demand for special education in

CARAGA Region. The founders

who were seasoned educators

shared their expertise to create

school in solid ground. Last Jan

29-30, HCCB student, faculty

and administration celebrated its

12 years of existence and HCCB

still continuously giving golden

opportunities to the deserving

but undeserved sector in the

society to spend in school.

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..evidences that

forever be instilled to

everyone.Mr. Antonio Yumang,

the main organizer was

satisfied with the result. His

impossible but reachable

games could always be a part

of students mind with the

cooperation of Mr. Glen

Pacot. For the

Founder/President and the

Board of Trustees, this event

marked again the start ofcollecting amount smiles and

hoping this will continue.

It was a week of fun

and our hearts were full of

limitless smiles that will

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HCCB Christmas

Party

By: Rosemarie Bayron

Holy Child Colleges of

Butuan celebrated the day of

Christmas last December 9, 2009

at HCCB Golden Cottage from

6-8:00 p.m.

It was upheld to have

a lively and happy time that will

mark an unperturbed and

upright fellowship of both theteachers, students and the staffs.

The evening party

started with the warmest

message of our dignified

founder/ president, Dr. Rodulfo

P.Esteves, which we look up to.

Furthermore, the

HCCB students showed their

sumptuous and ineffaceable

talents which awaken the

dormancy of some audience. Inspite of the coldness brought by

the rain, the interference never

hindered them to exhibit the

presentation that they have

prepared for days.

The Criminology students

presented their comedy dance

number wearing up ala-Santa

Clause attire while the versatile

Education students showed their

innate dancing and singing skillsaccompanied by Mr. Antonio S.

Yumang, whos in guitar. On the

other hand, nursing students

gave their alluring dance

number and the hip-hop number

displayed by the CBME students

made the audience put in motion.

Pre-school andElementary PupilsCelebrate ChristmasParty

By: Easther Emelyn Gumapac

December18, 2009 wasthe most joyful day of the pre-

school, nursery and elementary

department as they celebrated

Christmas Party, together with

their parents, teachers and even

student teachers.

It was hosted by Ms.

Mitchie Barbon who made

cheerful ways to excite pupils for

the fun games and prizes. The

venue become eye-catching andgrabbed the attention of the

outsiders as children made their

cheerful noise with laughter and

excitement. The prizes for the

games motivated and urged the

pupils to find ways in order to

win. A salo-salo was then held

after several games. Delicious

foods were offered to the pupils

and everybody enjoyed it

Theres no doubt thatChristmas is unstoppable, and

truly, Christmas is for

everybody!

HCCB celebrates DRPEScholars NightBy: Genelyn Escobia

Dr. Rodulfo P. Esteves,

the Founder and President, with

the DRPE Scholars and WOSPPtogether with the faculty

members commemorated Scholars

Night last Jan. 29, 2010 at Grand

Social Hall.

S.Y 2010-2011

The activity started by a

multimedia presentation using

PowerPoint recounting specia

moments of being a WOSPP

(Work Office Study Pray Play)

member as well as being

fortunate DRPE Scholars. The

laughters in their faces were the

evidences of people who were

thankful for the benefits given by

our compassionate founderpresident, who wished also to

give opportunities at his best

effort. It was followed by an

inspiring speech by Mrs

Evangeline Dominise, one of the

faculty members who was given

golden chance to take and finish

MMISM (Master in Management

major in Instructional System

Management). In her speech, she

stressed her gratefulness to DrRodulfo P. Esteves who has been

the brain and soul of that

scholarship.

A dance interpretation

rendered by selected students

from Hinatuan On-Site campus

and song solo from Cabadbaran

Campus made the night full of

gaiety and gladness. It aroused

the audience from verge of

sleeping. After that, differentmessages from WOSSP students

delivered by them whose main

purpose was to embed their

distinct thank you for the

founder and president for

changing their lives from

destitute individual to proud one.

The highlight of the night

was the messages of the founder

and co-founder of HCCB who

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Continuation from page4 on Scholars night

14th LEGTRANSFORMATIONCARAVANSTUDENTS

FORUMBy: Edwin Samoranos

The College of Criminal

Justice Education from third

year to fourth year attended the14th LEG TRANSFORMATION

CARAVAN STUDENTS FORUM

with the theme Pushing

Forward the Genuine PNP

Transformation held at AgusanNational High School last

January 13, 2010

The participants of the

said events were the criminology

students from Holy Child

Colleges of Butuan (HCCB),

Saint Joseph Institute of

Technology (SJIT), Agusan

Institute of Technology (AIT)

and selected sections of fourth

year high school students ofAgusan National High School

(ANHS).

That event was

spearheaded by the Philippine

National Police and Staff, Unit

Commanders, Directors of

NSUs. The students forum

focused on the criminology

students throughout CARAGA

Region for they will be the future

policemen of this country.

Police Superintendent

Frederick Obar, head of the

Project Development Program, a

PNP graduate of the year 1998

was the speaker of the students

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forum. He said that the program

was held to advocate the people

to know the responsibilities of a

police official towards people

and the community.

The Integrated

Transformation Program was

the Philippine National Polices

development agenda geared

towards improving its capability

effectiveness, and credibility as

the countrys primary policing

institution. It started from the

year 2005 and will end 2015. It

was for the PNP to addressorganizational issues, strengthen

law enforcement capabilities and

improve morale and welfare of

the PNP personnel as a road map

for a long term and lasting

reforms in the PNP with itshonest-to-goodness assessment of its

present institutional framework

policies, systems, structure and

procedures towards a more

capable, credible police force.

PSUPT. Obar added

that the PNP is now continuously

conducting a purpose Driven

Life Seminar until all PNP

uniformed police personne

undergone the seminar. He

stressed that there are 47% PNP

uniformed police personnel who

already underwent the propose

Drivel life Seminar to further

sustain and strengthen spiritual

and moral transformation. Every

Chiefs of the PNP must conduct

leadership courses based on

spiritual and moral values.

were so lucky to have

scholarship.

Theyemphasized the

importance of studying

and spending time for

school acquiring

knowledge, skills and

habits.

I will not

stop changing and

touching lives of people

whom I know they are

deserving to be in school,Dr. Rodulfo P. Esteves

remarked. He added that

the students must not be

extravagant and lavish in

spending things. On the

other hand, Dr. Felomino

Gargar, co-founder told

encouraging stories of

WOSPP students. He

stated that if you have

determination andpatience, its easy for you

to attain your goal and

ambition.

Indeed, it

You are whatyou

repeatedlydo; excellenceis not an act,

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4th CRIMINOLOGYSTUDENTSCONGRESSBY: Edwin Samoranos

The College of

Criminal Justice Education

graduating students attended the

4th CRIMINOLOGY STUDENTS

CONGRESS held at Balanghai

Hotel and Convention Center,

Doongan, Butuan City last

February 5-6, 2010 with the

theme Emerging Trends in

Criminal Justice Education.It was headed by the

Council of Criminology Deans of

Caraga (CCDC) in cooperation

with the Commission of Higher

Education.

The thirteen school

participants were: Siargao

Island Institute of Technology

(SIIT); Saint Jude Thaddeus

Institute of technology (SJIIT);

Saint Paul University of Surigao(SPUS); Northern Mindanao

Colleges (NEMCO);SouthernTechnological Institute of the

Philippines (STIP); Saint Francis

Xavier College(SFXC);SouthwayCollege of

Criminology(SOCOTECH);

Agusan Institute of Technology

(AIT); Saint Joseph Institute of

Technology (SJIT); Holy Child

College of Butuan (HCCB);

Butuan City Colleges (HBCC);

Sunrise Christian College (SCC)

and New Northern Mindanao

Colleges Incorporated (NNMCI).

Among the thirteen

participating schools in Caraga

Region, only HCCB has the

lowest population of graduating

students. There are only 14 but it

was a great surprise to the other

schools because of the excellent

performance theyve done

during competitions, lectures,

and open fora.They won the 1st place in

dance and 3rd placer in ball

games competition. They also led

the doxology and awarded as the

best performing school in

Caraga. However, they wont be

able to do that without the

efforts and support of their

instructors, Mr. Rico T. Musong.

R.C.; Sir. Roel F. Balugo, MBA,

R.C., Assistant to the Dean, andMs. Elaine B. Cachapero, R.C.,

Associate Dean College of

Criminology.

Kudos to the College of

Criminology for a job well done!

HCCB holds its 1st

LCO NightBy: Joinie Verdeflor

Wow! What a night!These were the few words

which came out of my mind

when I saw the result of our

united efforts in realizing the

long-dreamt LCO Night of

Holy Child Colleges of Butuan

especially those who are engaged

in different organizations, be it

brotherhood/sisterhood, religious

and others.

We never doubt it to failwhen we started planning and

organizing the program which

was in connection with the

celebration of the extramurals.

S.Y 2010-2011

Because it will be the first time

that the institution will hold an

LCO Night within its 12 years of

existence.

Instead of electing

individuals in the committee, I

suggested to elect the whole

group, which means each

organization presidents wilautomatically become the head

to assure cooperation among

members. There were eight (8)

committees formed having a

corresponding organization

assignments. In the finance

committee was the Knight and

Ulfans was assigned, food

committee was on Fox Theta

Delta, program committee was

on CLFC, ways and means onAlpha Xi Epsilon, house keeping

on Alpha Kappa Rho, peace and

order on Tau Gamma Phi, and

two (2) other committees headed

by Alpha Mu Phi and WOSSP

Altogether we built our booth

within the vicinity of Golden

Cottage, which was the officia

venue of our activities for

extramurals and especially the

LCO Night, despite of the factthat we belong to differen

organizations.

Truly, we can be

successful in any endeavor we

might be having only if we stand

united which seconds our first

and ever LCO theme Change

Starts in Me: Breaking the

Chain of Differences.

Indeed, LCO means unity

in its implicit practicadefinition.



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To let go ishard, to forgetis not easyBy: Allyn Mae Ferrer

The hardest thing to do is

to pretend that youve moved onbut you know you cant do. Its

hard to let go of someone who

made you feel the true meaning

of love. Sometimes you wish to

be with him but some part of you

says, dont fool yourself or else

youll be hurt again.

Its not easy to think

about him when also the

memories stay in your mind.

Youre almost over him butsuddenly he still visits you in

your dreams. Your love song

brings you back to the moment

where you meet and where you

spent time together. Youre

always longing to hold him, see

his face, make him feel he is

special and tell him how much

you love him.

Day becomes longer.

Night becomes lonelier just like

your waiting for someone who

will not come back again.

Sometimes, you question

yourself; does he also thin about

you? Your hearts seems to be

unbeaten because it needs

someone to make it alive. Youre

trying to open your heart to

someone new, but still it needs

him. You really want to let go of

his memories but the more you

try, the more you remember.

How does someone heal a broken

heart? I wish it would be easy to

forget the pain but sad to say, its

uneasy.

All about PowerBy: Jenaflor Ompod

This has nothing to do

with leftist politics, but how you

respond and relate to color red.

As one of the primarycolors, red is connected to the

first chakra. According to

Ayurveda, the traditional

medicinal system of India, the

human being is not only a

physical body but an energy field

as well. Chakras are energy

centers in

charge of the

bodys

varioussystems and

organs. The

energies of

its chakra

affect us

physically,

emotionally,

and mentally.

When looking at the

qualities of red as the color of the

first chakra, it helps to note thatas the first chakra, its energy is

fundamental being located at the

base of the spine. This means

that red is al about power,

identity, vitality, strength,

passion, stability and security.

This means walking your talk.

Draw upon your divine source as

your strength and the base of

your being. When your red

energy is balanced, you are ableto communicate well especially

anything that bothers your self

senses. You know youre spirit,

and not just a body, and you use

your physicality well to express

this spiritual truth to others.

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At all times, you know

you are energized by a higher

force, whenever you are tired;

you have not been acting as

guided by the spirit.

Why teach?By:

Rosemarie

Bayron

A

great dea

has been

said that

teaching is

one of the most important

professions from the standpoint of

human welfare. Properly

understood, however, it is also one

of the most technical, difficult and

challenging professions.

Aside from the fact tha

teachers are exalted individuals, I

still couldnt fathom then why I

have chosen this profession knowing

that it is not a lucrative job and

perhaps underrated. I am still not

dissuaded from becoming a teacher

in spite of its perplexing state. My

rational though a bit hard to

articulate, are nevertheless

intrinsically and extrinsically

affirmed.

To start with, my foremost

reason for choosing this profession

is to have a decent job. Decent in a

way that could sustain me a modest

income that would keep my body

and soul together. Whether I am

compensated well or not is another

matter. But still I will go for

teaching.

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The Importance ofCorrect GrammarBy: Jenaflor Ompod

The year of English isdesigned to instill a new

excitement for learning English

in the Philippines. It will cover

the simple things that

HCCBians need to practice, in

order to improve their English

skills. English is the key to the

future.

Id like to take a break

from grammar and talk to you

about vocabulary. I mean notonly the words of English, but

also the phrases and idioms

that an English speaker

commonly used. We learn the

words and phrases of our own

language by exposure. We hear

other people use them in the

same manner.

Words are funny things.

They can sometimes take on a

whole new meaning, just theway they are used. The word

Google (the name of the

famous website) has become a

verb google it, which has

come to mean look it up on

the internet .

English in the Philippines

is evolving too, with words and

phrases sometimes taking on

new meanings. Keep this in

mind though, if your goal is tocommunicate with a native

English speaker, he/she may

not understand some of the

English expressions commonly

used by Filipinos.

In the interest of effective

communication, you may adapt

to native-English style, rather

than expecting the native-

English speaker to adapt toyours.

Idiomatic expressions or

idioms can be a bit tricky too.

Idioms are expressions that are

not supposed to be taken

literally. Dont look for logic

with these phrases. Just take

them as they come, but use

them exactly as they come.

Idioms cant be adjusted or

modified. Heres an examplethat I have heard misused:

bosom buddies, is an idiom

that means best friends. But

you cannot say bosom

friends, as I recently heard on

a local television show. Idioms

cant be recorded.

One thing remains like a

sore sticking finger. Thats

what I call twisting an idiom as

far as it can twist. Im really nottrying to be funny but I just

want you all to understand the

importance of correct

vocabulary. The best source for

correct English vocabulary is to

read or hear English spoken by

native speakers. Television and

movies are good place to start

but remember, just because you

hear it on the television, that

doesnt necessarily make it right.Always consider your source.

Re

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Trials and frustrationmake me strongBy: Edwin Samoranos

I believe that God is an

absolute value. A supreme being

and a great comforter for all His

creations. He is the reason why

we hold on and hope that he led

us to the right way. Ive proven it

because during my darkest hour

I felt that God was with me and

my family.

It was Monday evening on

the month of October 13, 1997

My sister and I were having our

meal while my father lay on the

sofa and took rest because o

tiredness from working at the

farm. A man knocked at our

door. We didnt mind it because

that man was my cousin. We

thought that it was just a simple

conversation between my father

and my cousin when suddenly he

killed my father. He stabbed my

father on the right and left chest

using ice pick and that was the

reason of my fathers death.

We where shocked and

was not able to shout for help

because of fright. Before the man

escaped, I saw my father trying

to fight for his life. He was

wounded and vomited blood

Despite my fathers aim to fight

back, still the man escaped. My

mother came and shouted for

help and our neighbor came tohelp us bring my father to the

nearest hospital. That time, I felt

a feeling of animosity. As i

somebody is dictating me to kill

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From page 8 on Trails and

frustrations..

the murderer as a

payback to what he has done to

my father.

I was just 10 years old

when that happened. At thatstage there were lots of trials in

my life and my family. I even

wanted to give up but as I saw

my mother striving hard for the

sake of our family, I had the

courage to get up and face new

days with hope within me. I

became a working student at a

very young age. I should have

stopped from schooling but my

sisters, brothers, and my motherinspired me to move on and

continue achieving my goal and

that is to be the new father of my

family who will not just support

their needs but to defend them

from crime.

Years past and I never

hesitated to pursue my dreams.

When I graduated high school, I

applied as a scholar by the help

of Mr. Genry Campus, an SBmember who helped me to have

be an IFM/DRPE scholar. I

enrolled criminology and after 2

years, I personally approached

Dr. Rudolfo P. Esteves to have

me as one of his WOSPP

scholars. Thank God and he

chose me as one of WOSPP

members. Now, Im on my 4rth

year and Im on my way to the

fulfillment of my goals. Imabout to support my family.

I am holding on to Gods

words, thats why until now, I

remain to be strong and faithful

to God. I believe that God has a

plan for me and I can say that

trials and frustrations made me

strong because God is with me

and my family. According to the

book of Jeremiah 29:11 For I

know the plans I have for you,

plans to prosper you and not toharm you. It is a plan to give you

hope and future.

Vanity, O Vanity..By: acmedroso

I have read a book of

Allan Cardic the great spritist

ever known in entire Europe in

the middle of the century. This

guy, of German descent strongly

advocates that man evolves out

of reincarnation.

What differs him greatly

with thats Darwins theory is

that man did not evolve from ape

or cockroach

or what ever

to become

what is

known now

as homo

sapiens, a

walking tall,

intelligent

man with

refined

manners and resolute

dispositions. Most importantly,

Darwins theory failed to connect

that missing link which

remained missing until now.That point of connection between

a pure animal to become a

complete man remained

unanswered until the present

times. Well, equally interesting

also, is the fact that Darwin came

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to embrace the Theory of

Creation before his death which

he did not in the prime years of

his life.

Well, back to Mr. Cardic

he claimed that man as beingoriginated form man himself

whose origin of life is breathed

by the Sunum Bunum, or the

combination of the infinite truth

and the infinite good of infinitebeauty which is otherwise known as

God.

These breathe of life we

mentioned above is what we call

the spirit. And

this spirit wilevolve into

varying degrees

of

transformation

or advancement

When the flesh

dies, a spirit will depart ones

matter or decaying physical body

and by the permission of that

Sunum Bunum, such departed

spirit will come back and enteragain into another fresh human

body until he becomes a

refined spirit ready to go back

into HIS Glory. Interesting, isnt

it?

Mr. Cardic also claims

that we are part and parcel of

HIM as the MAKER. And no

less than the moon and the stars

we are that equally important as

part of him that created us, andby then it is rightful to claim that

we are brothers and sisters with

reference to that Sunum Bunum

that made us, and whose SON

came down to redeem us from

sins and whose name is JESUS

the CHRIST or EMMANUEL.

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Isnt it related to the

Books of Genesis, John,

Matthew, Mark and the Book of

Revelation?

Spirits, Cardic claimed,

are classified into differentdegrees thru colors. It could

either be white spirit, yellow,

blue or violet. I cannot exactly

recall which one is the lowest

degree to the highest in its order,

(except that the highest spirit in

the order is

the one that

has pure

humanitarian concern and the

genuine care for his fellowmen

like our maker.), but what is

significant is that, from a

beginner color for example, blue,

you can either advance or

remain in you stage of color ordegree and you wont move in,

even if you are already in your

next life or (reincarnated life), if

you choose not to improve or

even degenerate. That means, if

in that life you do not follow His

commandments. That is why

there are people that are

deviants in the society. They

are moved by spirits which are

unreformed and rebellious

or either naughty.

It is their choice that they

remained what they are. People

who died without reforming

themselves will be given the

chance to change their new lives

but such chance is already

nearing to and end.

What intrigues me more

is that, part of his theory said,

that when the spirit reenters into

a flesh once again, the new

human body is given the freedomto do an act according to his own

free well, we called choice. But

in the deepest realm of his

existence is the knowledge in the

past, serving as an experience of

his life, way back a very long

ago. The life of this spirit living

in him we called it subconscious.

And this is manifested though

gut feelings, sometimes in

dreams, and our ability toconnect things of the past

which we have not experienced

in the present life and the

ability to make decisions.

Next question is: When

this spirits are already purified,

where will they go? Spirits

Cardic said, they will go back to

their maker for HIS own

GLORY and they will become

the forces and the light thatmaintains

the Universe,

where

everyone

longs to see

and emulate.

They are the

stars, the

moon and

strength that

keep the Universe intact. Theyare also those that maintain the

beauty, the wonder, the

attraction and the cause why we

praise the infinite beauty of our

MAKER called GOD.

(Intriguing, isnt it?)

S.Y 2010-2011

I do not enjoin you to

believe him folks, but I am some

kind of intrigued, especially so

when his pronouncement

centers the claim of the

existence of God which is the

origin of all things and hisclaim that by the help of the

workers in the heaven called

the Holy Spirit, All things in

the Bible will reconcile with

Science in HIS time. (Things

we commonly read in the Book

of Revelation).

Well

whatever we

believe in,

whethersupported by

reasoned

supposition, or

pure

imagination,

these are not outlawed but even

encourage in a democratic

country like ours. After all, not

everything is revealed by

Heaven. We need to listen to the

opinion of others as much as theyneed to listen to us. Democratic

society thrives best in the free

exchange of ideas. Like a stee

which is honed by the fire o

purified argument. Walter

Lippman on his book Hit the

Podium says: the freedom o

opinion consists primarily in

perfecting the opportunity for

the adequate give-and-take

opinion.A closed mind will always

be inferior because it is afraid of

allowing the light of reason to

come through. You see, citizens

in Democratic society prefer

debate or free exchange of ideas

over killing each other.


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12/15


Tagong Pag-ibig

By: G.B.E

Araw-araw

mukha moy

nakikita

Bakit

sobrang

tuwa aking

nadarama?

Pag pilit

kong

pinipikit aking mga mata

Para bang may pumipigil,bakit nga ba?

Ikay laging nasa pusot

isipan ko

Sanay malaman, natatagong

pagsuyo

Pwede bang buksan tanging

puso

Dito nakabaon, pangalan

mong tinatago

Bakit ikaw pa ang minahal,

sinta?

Kaya ang puso koy

nasaktan bigla

Di ko akalain, may mahal

kan iba

Hanggang tingin nalang

sayo, prinsipe

Pero nais kong malaman mo

Na ikaw lamang ang nasaaking puso

Kahit magbago man ang

takbo ng mundo

Mundo koy iikot lamang

para sa iyo. Piyo ko.

KodigoBy: Edwin Samoranos

Bakit di maiwasan ng isangestudyante,

Masamang ugali sa loob ng

klase

Lalong-lalu sa araw ng

pagsusulit,

Gumagawa

ng kodigong

magagamit

Ang isangtaong tamad

ay

mahihirapan,

Sa panahon

ng pagsusulit,

Tanging kodigo lang ang

inaasahan

Pagtalikod ng guro ang siyang

inaabanganKahit mahirap ay sinusubukan

Kodigoy maipasa sa mga

kaibigan,

At kapag tapos na ang mga

katanungan

Kaagad sinasambit katagang

ayos lang

Kung matalino ka ay dapat

mong iwasan

Ang paggamit nito ay dikailangan

Sikaping magkaroon ng

paninindigan

Magsikap, mag-aral para sa

kinabukasan

S.Y 2010-2011

SelosBy: Buds 05

Paano ba maiiwasan ang

masaktan?

Gayong puso koy labis na

nagdaramdam

Ayaw ko mang aminin ang

totoo

Ngunit selos ang syang

dahilan nito

Gusto kong sabihin sayo

nadarama ng puso

Ngunit papaano gagwin kung

iniiwasan mo ko?

Puso koy labis ng nasasaktan

Ngunit lahat ay kayang tiisin

upang

akoy di

mokayang

layuan?

Sana

kaya

kong

baguhin ka,

Sana pwedeng diktahan ka

Na isipin akot ibigin ng totoo

Sapagkat ayaw kong

dumating ang araw na magsisi

ako

Na ikaw ay nakilala ko


13/15


Ang KinabuhingEstudyante

By;E.N.S

Ang kinabuhing estudyante

malipayon, usahay masulobonLabina moabot ang lisod nga

leksyon,

Kung maghimog assignment nga

wala sa kondisyon

Siguradong gagmay og grado,

nahagbong ba hinuon.

Estudyante magkagubot kung

moabot ang exam,

Pang bayad sa tuition need

iandamAng

pangutana,

maka exam

ba kaha?

Ambot

lang.

Kapitos sa

panahon.

Ginikanan

magsagubang

Matag estudyante adunay lain-

laing kinaiya

Adunay uban mosulod sa klase,

walay dala

Mga notebook, libro, photocopy

hinulaman pa

Kung tan-awon murag

maestrog maestro.

Inig sulod sa classroom, maestro

quiz dayonKung wala man kahibalo, sa

seatmate mang disturbo

Kung motalikod ang maestro

Makalolooy nga estudyante,

pangitaon ang kodigo

Ginikanang walay kasayuran,

ilang anak barkada ray giatiman

Pachoy-choy, puro purma walay

hinungdan

Kalooy sa ginakanan naputos sa

utangAnak walay huna-huna,

hinungdan sa kapakyasan

Ang kinabuhing estudyante

daghan ang kabuang

Kalipay man o kasakit ilang

maagian,

Dautan man o matarung ilang

makatunan

Tungod sa impluwensya sa

pakigbarkadan

Estyudyante angay gayud

ninyong matngunan,

Ang pag skwela dili binuangan,

malisod ang kapanahunan

Dugo, singot og luha ang

puhunan

Tungod og alang sa kalampusan.

BALUDni: JUN GARGAR BEEd-SPED I

Ubos sa mga hulhog sa

panahon nga mabudhi-on

Giduphan

mo ang

wawang sa

imong

kalibutan.

Ang kasibaw

sa laginglingsa imong

mga hagit,

Nag sing al

sa pangarab

mong

kamakusganon,

S.Y 2010-2011

Mitay-og sa sukaranan sa

akong dalimdaman.

Ang kahimongaya nga gi-ub-aw sa imong kapintas..!

AHH..pila na kaha ka

DAYO nga kinabuhi! ang

giluba sa

Mga gaway sa imong

kabangis? dili na magangkap

Pag hapnig sa hunahuna, kay

ang kutob sa magpapawaw

Nga hi-atlan sa imong

pagsaput , pamungtaw mo sa

Makalilisang pag dagmal,

ilawog sa kamatayon nga

imong gitangkil.

Ang wawang mga nahilaw

sanagdagtum mong sabakan

Nahimong dagawasaw sa lakad

namong katalaw.

Kay bisan sa kalig-ow sa

among pakigbi-sug pukawon

Gayud ug taralon sa imongkapingtas, kay ang gahum

Nga among gihabak sa among

pagPANIMPALAD

PALIPIS LANG SA

LANDONG SA KUSOG

MONG NAHUPTAN.

Apan sa atong panagkabagat

sa hapsay nga baybayon.

Ang buhing pahimatngon napugad ning pangasip.

Nga ning silong sa langit way

gahum nga matunhay,

Walay garbo nga molungtad

tanay may kinutuban.

Kini gimato-od sa subo mong

pagkapusgay

Diha sa utlanan sa manag lahi

natong paraiso.13


14/15

14THE HCCB HERALD Vol. 2

The Pain of

LovingBy: Edwin

Now, I can still feel the painI cant deny my whole being

is tremblingYes, I was and am really

hurtFor having you rooted in

my heart

One year on, two years offAretheselonely

days notenough?

Do Ihave to

sacrificemy

whole

life?Just to show and to provehow I dearly love?

Are you dumb, fool andblind?

Didnt you take a glanceand mind?

You add the weight of myburdens

And still manage to stand

despite the mighty wind.

Hope youll awake and havea glimpse

And let me know the realscore that lingers

But still am wishing it willturn to a nice way again

For the realization of myendless dream

THE LIGHT OFMY LIFEBY: GENELYN

Im walking in myobscured way,

And someone gave

light upon meHe rendered color and

happiness in my bodyI hope it wont end up

someday

With a brilliant daysto be,

Im glad you found

meAnd all I want is you

to stay,So that this heartwont be empty.

You are the light ofmy life

That gives care andtime

You showed howimportant I am to you

Then million thanksfor you to know

S.Y 2010-2011

Ang Atong

Kagahapon

By: ENS

Pagkasakit ning akingkapalaran

Nga naliumsan sa mgakagul-anan

Mao ba diay and akongmatagamtaman

Kanunay nga magahilak sakapakyasan

Sa ako nga pag-inusaraWala akoy laing mahuna-huna

Kon dili ang binuhat ngaakong gipakabathala

Nga sa kalit lang nawala

Asa naman ang atong mgapanumpa?

Nga midasig sa luya kongugma,

Hinimdumi baya akongpinangga,Ikawtawolangusab

ug mayluha.

Ugkaron

naughan na ang akong mgamata

Wala nay luha alangkanimo akong pinalangga

Ug ako mopadayun saakong panaw

Ug sa atong kagahapun igolang sa paghanduraw


15/15


COC BOMBERS SHAPES

LCO BREAKERS INSITTING WOMEN

BASKETBALL

CHAMPIONSHIPBy: Gilbert M. Makiling

The competent

College of

Criminology

Bomberssurpassed

League of

Campus

Organization Breakers, 5-2, in

Women Sitting basketball

Championship held at HCCB

Golden Cottage last February

10-14, this year.

Focus, determination

and self-reliance were theamulets of COC Bombers of

dumping LCO Breakers.

Out of 10 shots, COC

Bombers got 5, with their best

efforts while sitting on a chair

parallel on its competitors. On

the other hand, LCO Breakers

attained only 2 shots that

caused COC Bombers to

recognize the new champion

of Women Sitting Basketball

Championship.Keep it up COC Bombers

and for oppressed LCO

Breakers, there will be another

extramural.

CNHS ROLLERS LORD

OVER IN FOLLOWWHAT I SAY GAME

By: Jenaflor Ompod

The College of Nursing

and Health Sciences outwitted

the competing departments with

their determination to win

Follow What I say game last

Feb. 10-14, 2009 held at HCCB

Golden Cottage in connection

with the Extramural.

It was an exciting game

all the way that was participated

by all competing departments.

With all other teams,

CNHS Rollers stood up as the

best

players

in that

game.

They

were

not

disturbed and interloped in the

guff voices of the audience

instead they let their minds to be

void and hear only the words

uttered by the game facilitator.

The only mechanic of the

game was to act the character

but not following then words of

game facilitator. They should act

senior, seniora, seniorita,

and seniorito.

CNHS Rollers soared as

the last player resulting of their

amicable victory.

Good job CNHS Rollers

and continue to be good

followers.

S.Y 2010-2011

COED DREAMERS NETS

WOMEN EGGPLANT

RALAYBy: Kris Para-ase

Analou Avila of COEDDreamers, carved herpriceless marker that putthe team into the zenithover the competitors ingasping the WomenEggplant Relay before theenergetic crowd at theHCCB Golden Cottage lastFebruary 10-14, 2009.

We won the gamenot just because of me but

with our determination towin, Avila said.

The grand playeradded that she wasnt ableto do that so without theencouragement by her

teammates. She stressedthat she able to whip thetomato as much farthercompared to others by theuse of eggplant with a strawtied inher wristand ableto bringthe

bacon

home

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