Period.

By some stroke of chance, I decided to check out your blog today! Without rally, no country can become a nation. Probably Happy Vergara is very rich guy that’s why is so tolerable for people like him to have an opinion like that. Education is a mus school is a gift. It’s something that teaches you so many things about yourself, not just intellectually but who you are as a person. If everybody has a chance to study that would be the best gift that you can give yourself or to anybody you care for.That’s why there should be no tuition fee hikes this is not the right timing.A lot of KIDS who are very smart and their economic status still in the the poverty range couldn’t longer afford to continue or pursue their dream at UP,how can this people survive? and how about the middle income earners somehow they would also be difficult on their part to send their kids at UP.And if you can see the budget that government allocated for education isn’t enough,and most of the taxpayers money (including deductions my salary) goes through national security of the country (military) that’s really pathetic actually.

Well, my run on the efficiency strategy is that new solutions will present new problems. So it becomes a never ending cycle.

At the end of the day, noisy nothings are just soooo… annoying. And don’t worry about being duped in your freshie year. We all need experience to base our comments on.

The whole “figuring out to make funds more efficient” strategy always falls short because of lack of follow through. It’s almost like doing nothing. And worse, it’s the silent type of nothing.

Joining rallies, now… that’s still doing nothing, but that’s a noisy nothing. haha. The “progressive” party in UPM luuuurvs to ask where the other party was during the rallies and mobilizations. Classic.

I was duped into going to a rally back in my freshman year.

*spit sarcasm*

come on, the elections are coming up. Any way for the banners to get shown in public would bolster the chance of certain party lists to get hold of seats in Congress. Rallying has the success rate of 1 in a million and its clear that success is not the only thing fueling the people who walk under the midday sun while chanting cliche slogans from the martial law era.

Celeni: that sort of stand wouldn’t excite enough people to vote. It’s always better to sensationalize and blow things out of proportion. :p