Sunday, February 15, 2004
DAYS OF MEDIA MADNESS
The Damage Report - Year 2 - Ending Week #31
Background Music: "I'm Really Hot" by Missy Elliott
NOTE: This is a weekly blog entry that summarizes a series of events of a finished week in and around La Salle.
HAGGARD. The intensity of things to get done has increased. Sometimes it's getting harder to breathe with all the gasping for air you have to do.
Luckily, I have a few things to mention and a bunch of pictures to speak the thousands of words needed to be said about this past week.
Comments on this past week:
- Skipped [Laws of Mass Media] on Monday to finish writing notes, but instead ended up at Robinson's Dasmariñas to watch The Last Samurai for the 2nd time (this time with newbies Mark Panizales and Abbie Almasco, we were riding with Upper).
- Went to Starbucks in Tagaytay City on Tuesday to catch sunset and enjoy coffee. Dropped by Robinson's Dasmariñas again to search for an Orange t-shirt to wear for "Broadjourn" on Wednesday.
- MADays 2004 opened on Wednesday with ABS-CBN's Magandang Umaga Bayan visiting La Salle. AB Comm and Broadjourn gathered at Lake Park to witness the event.
- KTS-6 was finally held, it was on Wednesday night. I assisted at the AB Comm Channel booth for the duration of the entire event. It was tiring and it also made me isolated from my circle of friends for the longest time. I was mostly by myself or hanging out with two people I met from JOU1-1.
- Mark Panizales won 2nd Place around the University-wide Speech Competition.
- The first half of the week had editors Joanna, Paul, and friend Tom up in Baguio for the CHED competition. HF won 6 awards.
- Shooting and Taping for Intro to Broadcasting happened throughout the week.
- AB Comm 2nd Years' had their advertising at the booths.
- JOU2-1's African Literature exhibit at the lobby of ERS won 1st Place thereby exempting the entire block from taking the Final Written Exam. My High School batchmate from Atheneum, Patty, and her block (Marketing 2-1) bagged 2nd place for Latin American Literature.
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This past week speaks more than a thousand words... so here's a picture digest to prove that:
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Wheeew. So much to do... I MUST keep moving...
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