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The Bicol UniversitarianTHE OFFICIAL STUDENT PUBLICATION OF BICOL UNIVERSITY

Editorial Board and Staff AY 2013-2014Editor in Chief Denelle DollesonAssociate EditorDorie Mae Ornido Managing EditorJemuel Gutierrez

Senior EditorAlyssa Joselle Baares Arts and Graphics EditorNick Mangampo Jr.Online Content EditorSilverio Sasuman Jr. Copy EditorJoshua Caleb Pacleta

WritersAriane Cornejo, Jervy Anne Romero, Jessica Bechayda, Alyssa Joana Aro, Danica Navida,Hermalyn Zantua, Arthessa Ladoing, Jo Michael Llamelo, Jessamine RayneraCartoonistsArvill Vil-lamor, Edward Lustan, John Paul Revilla, Deano Christian Echague, Jeano Marcayda PhotojournalistJohnEmerson Bado, Don Mari Frayna, Charmaine Aduviso Layout Artists Carlo Bernardo, NicholeBaloloy, Jerald Talavera, Giovan BallatanWebmastersRandall Matthew Lorayes, Arjon Castro,Marvin Buhat Public Relations Staff Mary Christelle De Vera, Bryan del Castillo, Reaham

Borja, Danica Villagarcia, Glenda Ante, Robert RoxasTechnical AdviserFelipe Jose Peralta

THE BICOL UNIVERSITARIANis located at the 2F MP bldg., BU Main Campus, Legazpi City

John Emerson Bado

B y D a n i c a V i l l a g a rc i a

DWBU FM 106.3 has ofcially reached theairwaves after the launching of the radio sta-tion yesterday at the Bicol University Collegeof Arts and Letters (BUCAL) Amphitheatrewitnessed by various local media practitio-ners, BU faculty personnel and students.

This is a very signicant part of our his-

tory, particularly to the College of Arts andLetters, because we created a milestone in therealization of another dream of our beloveduniversity, and the launching of our veryown radio station, the DWBU radio 106.3 is adream come true, Dr. Ma. Julieta B. Borres,CAL Dean said.

The station is a non-commercial radio sta-tion that can reach throughout the whole Le-gazpi City up to the rst district of Albay andat the same time will be serving as a labora -tory for AB- Broadcasting students and othercommunication related courses that will notonly cater the CAL students but the whole

BU community.Its construction was truly a blessing for

the students of CAL since this will be an ave-nue for us, future media practitioners to honeour skills in becoming competent to our pro-fession, Maribelle Boral, Balangibog VicePresident said.

BU President Fay Lea Patria M. Laurayahas challenged other colleges to have theirown segments in the station on her on-airmessage. The College of Agriculture andForestry may talk about farmers welfare, theCollege of Business of Economics and Man-agement may discuss improving businessventures for the local entrepreneurs or theCollege of Nursing may have the health andlifestyle segments, she said.

The BU radio station now also has its ownstation ID, originally composed by ProfessorRamil Chavenia and sung by Tintin Rion, aBUNGCUL singer.

NEWSBRIEFCENG ousts IPESR in mens volley

Coming back from a disappointing rst set,

the College of Engineering (CENG) stunned In-

stitute of Physical Education, Sports and Rec-reation (IPESR) as it fought back, 17-25, 25-7,

25-17, in the Volleyball Mens match yesterday.

The CENGians in the rst set were momen-

tarily maimed as the IPESR attacked with lash-

ing kills, 15-8.

On the other hand, the CENGians engi-

neered a strong defence in order to control the

game but not more enough to blow away its op-

ponent, 25-17, in favor of IPESR.

From the early meltdown on the rst set, the

CENGians rose like a ring diesel as it heated

up with the leadership of Reeve Del Agre who

delivered blazing spikes that reaped 8 points,

15-6.

Aside from this, the other CENGians sum-

moned a wall-like counter defence causing its

opponent to be pulverized at a score of 25-7.

Having forceful offense, strong defence,

and specialized techniques, the CENGians con-

quered IPESR in the decision set of the clash

as it created a side by side placing that resulted

into a 5-point lead. However, the IPESR stood

rm as it blocked the booming shots of the lead-

ing side that created a short advantage for them.

On the dying part of the game, Del Agre ex-

ecuted rife-like kills and drives that ended the

match, 25-15, helping the CENGians advanceto the next elimination game.

Matinding depensa at pagkakaisa ang sa

tingin koy naging dahilan kung bakit kami ang

nanalo sa larong iyon, Del Agre said.Jerald Talavera

41 players injuredA total number of 41 participating athletes

in the Bicol University (BU) Olympics and two

BU personnel have been reportedly injured as

of September 18.

Cases such as open wounds, abrasion, sprain,

muscle pain and rare cases of insect bite, eye ir-ritation and loss of consciousness has been re-

corded by the BU clinic for the past two days.

One unfortunate player, Kenn Clinton Perez,

an athlete of BU Polangui Campus was brought

to the Bicol Regional Training and Teaching

Hospital due to the pain caused by the stretch-

ing of his right arms tissue during his rst soc -

cer game disabling him to play in the entire BU

Olympics.Danica Navida and Glenda Ante

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ONE STEP AHEAD. 100- meter sprint players battle their way towards the goal.

Magbasa.Magdangog.

Makiaram.Bungkaras BUeos!

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