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I AM worth a lot

In a brief conversation, a man, speaking to a woman, was out to pursue the question, "What kind of man are you looking for?"

She sat quietly for a moment before looking him in the eye and asked, "Do you really want to know?"
Reluctantly, he said, "Yes" as she began to expound...


"As a woman in this day and age, I am in a position to ask a man what he can do for me that I can't do for myself.

I pay my own bills.

I take care of my household without the help of any man- or woman for that matter. I am in the position to ask, 'What can you bring to the table?'"


The man looked at her. Clearly he thought that she was referring to money.

She quickly corrected his thought and stated, "I am not referring to money... I need something more. I need a man who is striving for perfection in every aspect of life."

He sat back in his chair, folded his arms, and asked her to explain.

She said,


"I am looking for someone who is striving for perfection Mentally. I need conversation and mental stimulation. I don't need a simple-minded man.

I am looking for someone who is striving for perfection Spiritually because I don't need to be unequally yoked... Believers mixed with unbelievers is a recipe for disaster.

I need a man who is striving for perfection Financially because I don't need a financial... burden.

I am looking for someone who is Sensitive enough to understand what I go through as a woman, but Strong enough to keep me grounded.

I am looking for someone who I can Respect. In order to be submissive, I must respect him. I cannot be submissive to a man who isn't taking care of his business. I have no problem being submissive... He just has to be worthy.

God made woman to be a helpmate for man. At this point, I can't help a man if he can't help himself."


When she finished her spill, she looked at him. He sat there with a puzzled look on his face, and exclaimed, "You're asking for a whole lot!"

To which she gracefully replied...


"Only if you think I'm not WORTH a lot." :)

***

When the pressure to be with someone is building up on us

When we think of lowering our standards just to entertain the first guy who asks us out

Sisters, we need to be reminded of this message - WE are worth a lot.

We should never settle for anything less...

fear...

I can't say it often enough. I have a fear of writing and an even greater fear of posting my thoughts publicly like this blog. Yet again, I keep on convincing myself that its about time to conquer this fear. I need to learn how to communicate my thoughts in written form. And I think, blogging is one great way to practice my writing skills. With this, I say hello to my blog again and I hope I'll be able to blog more often.

driven...

I may have slacked off in my acads for the past few days but now, I regained my inner drive to catch up with my acad stuff and prepare for the final exams next week. I owe it to Prof. Muyot for being so inspiring.

Note:
I started writing this entry October of last year. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to finish it due to my usual fear. ;p Now, I'll just jot down some insights which I noted in my journal.

* Believe in yourself. Do not limit yourself. Always aspire to be better.
* Do not think about the grades. What is more important is what you learned from each class, each case, each day. This will all add up to your arsenal of knowledge and help you become a good lawyer.
* Be a student of integrity.
* Add more value to people. Make it your passion.
* Don't make excuses for your failures. Learn from it and improve your performance.
* There are many choices available for you - just be patient.
* Read...read... and read. Devise a framework. The law is simple, you don't have to complicate it. Read and understand. Do more than what is expected of you.
* Strive to become a DAMN GOOD LAWYER and use it to improve the current situation.
* Be the solution.
* Learn to digest cases succintly.
* Its a learning process. Change your mind about law school as early as now.

time to write

Ecclesiastes 3:1 "There is an appointed time for everything. And there is a time for every event under heaven"

In the Ecclesiastes reading today, Qoheleth was saying that there's a time for everything.. A time to weep, and a time to laugh; A time to mourn, and a time to dance. He is also the author who declared that everything is meaningless, meaningless. So, what are we supposed to do?Do we just stay idle and wait for our lives to end? Or do we go out and do crazy stuff because life is short and we gotta make the most out of it?

I guess what he just wanted to say is for the people to realize that every worldly pursuit is meaningless unless one takes it in the context of eternity. Life does not end with our last breath. Its just the start of something better.. one might call it resurrection or after life or heaven.. The most important thing is to think beyond this earthly life. It might be advisable to ask myself this question: Will this pursuit bring me closer to my heavenly inheritance?

This passage also made me reflect on the things that are keeping me preoccupied right now. I guess this is the time to write and the time to think about what I really want to do with my life. Are these pursuits bringing me closer to heaven? Or am I just wasting my time pursuing meaningless goals? Hmmm.. that's a hard question to answer. I may be going through very difficult times right now but I believe these struggles only make me cling more strongly to Him whom I know will always be there for me. Maybe, that's the purpose of all these..

Life may not be meaningless after all.. 

 

Consti recit

I thought it would just be another Consti class where I'll have to endure the banter between the professor and the one who would be called on to recite. I did not expect that it would be me who would be placed on the spot. And to make matters worse, I was the first one to recite. Hmm, maybe that was also to my advantage because that was the case that I read (note: reading is different from understanding and being able to recite the case) before class. Its a good thing I was able to get a copy of Coquia's annotation on the ITF v. Comelec. Thank God I was able to recall some of the facts but most of the time I was just making a very wild guess. Although in my standards it was just an okay performance, but it was way, way better than my first one. Does this mean I'm finally learning the rules of the game? Nah, I know I still have a lot to learn. Remembering F.G. David's motto: I know what I know. What I do not know, I know I do not know. Now, that's a good way to look at it. I know I do not know many things and I do know that I still have to exert Herculean efforts to finally get over the hump.

Now, another challenge is on the way - Midterms! Haay, gotta prepare for the fight..

updates.. updates..

So many things happened since my last post and suffice it to say that I wanted to blog about all of those things but there's just no time. Among the many events, one major change in my life right now is I am officially a law student. Yep, you heard it right. I finally summoned enough guts to take the plunge to oblivion.That would mean I'll be stuck with reading cases for the next 6 years of my life.

But amazingly, I am enjoying myself! (read: feeling nerd!) I never thought reading cases would be so much fun. Of course, reading it is different from actually reciting it in class. It would take a certain level of concentrated reading to get the facts right and understanding the reasoning of the court. Owel, I'll be blogging about all my l[aw]st school experiences from now on.

Visita Iglesia 2008

Since I graduated from college and started working, I realized that haven't observed the Holy Week traditions. For me, Holy Week signifies a very long break from the rigors of the workplace and its the perfect time to go to the beach. But this year - I longed to do something different or rather something traditional. Fortunately, a friend invited me to join their SFC chapter's Visita Iglesia. They intended to visit seven churches in Laguna and Rizal areas.
I was very excited about the whole activity since it would be my first time and I love visiting old churches. The whole group was composed of 45 pilgrims accommodated in 8 cars.

It took us almost 3 hours to get to the first church in Paete, Laguna - the home of talented sculptors. We visited the Church of St. James the Apostle. Like many of the churches in the province, the Paete Church was built during the early Spanish period. But the novelty of this church lies in the fact that all the religious images found here were carved and/or painted by the residents of Paete long ago. The intricate baroque altar is a monument to their woodcarving industry and the walls of the church boast of large murals done by Jose Dans (19th Century), a true son of Paete who used color pigments mixed with pulverized volcanic ash and brushes fashioned from cat’s hair. Although the church has been recently renovated, and the construction materials are not like the original, the designs remain mainly the same. The group took a few minutes to visit the First Station (Jesus leads the Holy Eucharist) and Second Station (Jesus prays in Gethsemane). After that, it was time to move on to the second church.

The Church of San Pedro de Alcantara in Pakil, Laguna was the second destination. Completed in 1667 after 35 years of construction, the architectural design of the Pedro de Alcantara Parish Church is reminiscent of the Corinthian and Ionic styles. In 1788, the Virgin of Turumba was enshrined in this church. Through the years, the church has survived great calamities. Along with the rectory, it was burned in 1851 but was repaired the same year; it survived two earthquakes, one in 1881 and the other in 1937. Now, the church is a major attraction of the area. 14 icons grace its main altar with the Archangel Michael towering above the others. Each icon is housed in an elaborately carved niche. This old Franciscan church also houses an authentic painting of Jose Dans (19th Century), a painter from Paete. Although the interior of the church has been renovated recently, the design of the church remains basically the same. It has a belfry with four small bells and one huge bell, which are rung daily at 12:00 noon and 6:00 p.m. After admiring the intricate carvings in the church, the group visited the Third Station (Jesus before the Sanhedrin) and Fourth Station (Jesus is scourged and crowned with thorns).

Third stop was in Pangil, Laguna at the Church of Nuestra Sra. dela Natividad. A small church was built in 1587 but later destroyed by storms and earthquakes, which paved the way to construct a bigger church supervised by Fray Gonzalo del Kobi,OFM, and finished in 1611, when the first priest, Fray Jose Linares,OFM, was assigned. Prince Carlos of Spain donated to the church the images of Nstra. Sra. de LaO, depicting her pregnancy of Jesus, and the Sto. Nino de LaO. The church suffered destruction during the WW II and from its ruins the citizenry reconstructed a new one; further modernized when the Maryknoll Fathers took over in 1950 to 1958. This is where we prayed before the Fifth Station (Jesus carries the cross to Calvary) and Sixth Station (Jesus falls under the weight of the cross). We also encountered several people who were beating themselves. I can't help but wonder why they have to do that. Did they commit a heinous crime which they deeply regret? I wouldn't know. But all I know is that Jesus Christ already died for our sins and its up to us to recognize that and live like forgiven Christians. Since it was already past noontime, the group decided to look for a shady place and settle down for lunch. It was an enjoyable experience of sharing and bonding with fellow SFC's.

The pilgrimage then proceeded to Mabitac, Laguna where we paid our respects to Our Lady of Candelaria. The Fanciscan Missionaries established this town in 1611 and the first chapel in 1618, under the supervision of Fray Miguel de Talavera,OFM. Due to flooding, the faithful constructed a bigger stone church on top of the hill called Calvario but partly damaged by an earthquake in 1880. From its vantage point commands a panoramic view of the whole municipality and Laguna Lake. The original 90 concrete stairways was renovated to 126 that leads up to the portals of the church. Its façade is definitely old Spanish style but the interior is quite modern. Like most old churches, it has a belfry connected to the main church. Here we prayed before the Seventh Station (Jesus is helped by Simon of Cyrene) and Eighth Station (Jesus meets the pious women of Jerusalem).

Crossing the Rizal-Laguna border, we moved on to the Church of San Ildefonso in Tanay, Rizal. There was a mixture of Philippine colonial design with elements of Baroque. The first Tanay Catholic Church made of nipa and bamboo was built in 1606. The current building made of locally quarried stone was completed in 1680. In 1783, it was reconstructed together with the convent. The church is an example of early Renaissance architecture. It has a four-storey octagonal tower, a façade of adobe blocks, relieved by columns and semicircular arched windows. Its podium is adorned by a niche with the statue of San Ildefonso de Toledo, the patron saint of the town. A convent and a courtyard connect the church to the Catholic school managed by the Archdiocese of Antipolo. Inside are ornate altars with statues of saints. Finely carved, 200 year-old Stations of the Cross add luster to the antiquity of the church. With deep appreciation for these antiques and its inspiration, we prayed the Ninth Station (Jesus is nailed on the cross) and Tenth Station (Jesus promises Heaven to the repentant thief).

Then, we proceeded to Baras Church in Rizal Baras which is one of the oldest in the area, having been completed in 1686. The first church in Baras was built by the Franciscans in 1595. The town of Baras was transferred to Ibayo in 1636 but the church was returned to the present site in 1682. It was the Jesuits who administered the parish from 1616 to 1679. The interior of the church was simply done. The altar and the lanterns are stone artifacts, unearthed beneath the church. Since the mass was about to begin, we visited the Eleventh Station (Jesus entrusts Mary and John to each other) and Twelfth Station (Jesus suffers and dies on the cross) in the garden.

And the last and seventh church was located in Morong, Rizal - the Church of San Geronimo. Originally built in 1615 by Chinese craftsmen, the church survived natural disasters and the tumultuous Spanish regime, with its walls standing witness to the Katipuneros who were captured and executed there. Sitting majestically on a hill overlooking the river, the Morong Church is truly a cultural icon, an edifice of the Christian faith, and a cradle of our architectural heritage. Its new belfry was integrated with the old three-storey facade, thus, becoming one of the most well-composed architectures in colonial Philippines. The group visited the Thirteenth Station (Jesus is taken down from the cross and laid in the tomb) and Fourteenth Station (Jesus rises from the dead).

Truly, I felt very blessed throughout the whole experience. I felt very awed at the majesty of these century-old structures. But on the other hand, I also realized the importance of building God's church within ourselves. The Scriptures have always reminded us that the human body is the temple of the Holy Spirit. We have no right to defile it - instead, we should strive hard to make our earthly lives a fitting sacrifice for our God. The God who loved us so much that He was willing to give us His only Son, who had to suffer and die and rise again in order to show us the way to eternal happiness in His Kingdom. Thus, the true essence of the Paschal mystery.
To God be the glory.

Voice of Truth

For Armie Medrano... may you always choose to listen to the voice of truth..
Godbless you on your journey...

LAE interview

I can't write about my LAE experience just yet... because I'm still scheduled for interview this coming Monday... I don't know what to expect and I'm not sure how I'll perform. But all I know is - I want this with all my heart! so bless me God... :-)


LAE Interview Schedule

MONDAY, MARCH 31, 2008 (P.M.)

PANEL 1:

1	LOZADA, AARON ERICK AGUILAR
2	LUCAS, DANJUN GARCIA
3	LUCIANO, MARK CHRISTIAN DEL ROSARIO
4	MACABODBOD, LOU BRYAN RANA
5	MACANAN, MA. FATIMA APINADO

PANEL 2:

6	MACATANGAY, JOSEPH MIRRO AGUADO
7	MADARIETA, MARIA CRISTINA MURILLO
8	MADRID, KRISTOFFER GABRIEL LAURIO
9	MANCAO, KATRINA MICHELLE FERRAREN
10	MANIEGO, CATRIONA RHIANNON GALINDEZ

PANEL 3:

11	MANLAGÑIT, FRANCIS ANTONIO VARGAS
12	MANLANGIT, DONNA PATRICIA CALIZAR
13	MANOTOC, FERDINAND RICHARD MICHAEL MARCOS
14	MARANAN, JEWELYN CABRERA
15	MARANAN, MARIA CARMELA TEODORO

2008 LAE results

look who's No. 177... :-)

2008 LAW APTITUDE EXAMINATION (LAE) RESULTS

The U.P. College of Law announces the names of LAE Examinees who qualified for interview. The U.P. College of Law will admit for enrollment this AY 2008-2009 only 200 interviewees. Those who will qualify for enrollment shall be required to submit: a) Certificate of Graduation; b) Official Transcript of Records and c) Certification of good standing for those who have previously enrolled or are enrolled in other law schools, before they are allowed to enroll.

The schedule of interviews will be announced later.

1	ABAD, KATRINA NESSA MANUEL
2	ABELINDE, RACHEL JANE ADORNA
3	ABOLA, RAMON MIGUEL GONZALES
4	ACHA, MAE ANN SARTE
5	ACLA, CYRUS JOHN ORGANO
6	AGORILLA, MERIELLE ANGELIE GO
7	ALBANO, PIA URSULA PEKAS
8	ALCANTARA, AUSTIN CLAUDE SEVILLA
9	ALEJANDRE, PAULINE FERRER
10	ALMOJUELA, ANNIE REGIDOR

11	ALVAREZ, MA. JESSA MARTIN
12	AMADOR, TINA ANDREA VALERA
13	AMBROCIO, MA. CARMENCITA CALDERON
14	ANDAL, EMMANUEL GENESIS TOMAGAN
15	ANG, MONICA HAZEL CRUZ
16	ANGELES, DARWIN POBRE
17	APUAN, MEDIATRIX II LOTERTE
18	ARANZASO, DESIREE CLARRISSE KING
19	ARIAS, MICHELLE CATAPANG
20	AUSAN, ANNIEFAIR ACLADO
21	AVESTRUZ, KIRK DAVASOL
22	AVILA, ALDAN SUBION
23	AXALAN, MIKKO ANGELA CRUZ
24	BACLAY, FRANCIS PAUL UMAHAG
25	BAGUISI, ALAIN BAÑGUG
26	BAINTO, NEAL VINCENT MERCADO
27	BALAQUIAO, ELEANOR NELLASCA
28	BALMES, IRENE BALMES
29	BALTAO, VANESSA ANNA NACU
30	BANTOL, RAISA ATHENA GULLE
31	BANZON, MELVIN JOSEPH LIWAG
32	BARRETTO, MIGUEL ANGELO TANSENGCO
33	BARTOLOME, DIANE MERCE BARCENA
34	BASE, MARIA GRACIELA DELOS SANTOS
35	BASMAN, ANNA TALIA SUMANDE
36	BASMAYOR, MELISSA VILLA-REAL
37	BATNAG, ODINA ESGUERRA
38	BAUTISTA, KRYSTEL JEHAN MAGSAKAY
39	BERNARDINO, CRISELA LALUNIO
40	BERNARDO, NICOLO FERNANDEZ
41	BLEZA, MA. KEALA MAE MARCELO
42	BUADO, MARIA EDSIE VITERBO
43	BUENAVENTURA, MA. CLARISSA HEARTY VILLACORTA
44	BUNAG, JAN NICKLAUS SALVO
45	BUNAGAN, ROBERT MELCHOR ESPIRITU
46	BUNDOC, JESUS KRISTOFFER GINES
47	BUNYI, JUDITH MARIE GRIMALDO
48	BUSTAMANTE, BLESIE MAE PARADO
49	BUSTOS, ADRIAN FRANCIS SARMIENTO
50	CALIBO, JANUSZ SALAMAT
51	CAMISO, ALDOUS BENJAMIN CLEMENTE
52	CAÑETE, CHARNEM BAL
53	CAPUNFUERZA, EVERGLOW VITUG
54	CARDENAS, KENNETH LAWRENCE FONDEVILLA
55	CARLOS, RICHARD LEE VI BALINA
56	CARPIO, PETER LLOYD DORIA
57	CASADOR, ANGELI NESS PADRONES
58	CAYCO, NATASHA DAVID
59	CEDEÑO, JESSA MARY ANN CELO
60	CERRO-CRUZ, MARIA ALOHA MERCADO
61	CERVANTES, MARIA FLORENCE CRISELDA VERANO
62	CHANG, LEICA TORRES
63	CIMAGALA, ALEXIS NOLASCO
64	COLOBONG, ROYELYNNE JESSA KRIS GARCIA
65	COLUMNA, CHRISTOPHER POLA
66	CONTI, MARIA KRISTINA CALINGASAN
67	CONVOCAR, DANIEL LUIS RODRIGUEZ
68	CORTES, INEZ CHIARA CALAPIT
69	CRISOSTOMO, JAIM MARI MARCOS
70	CRUZ, BERNADETTE SO
71	CRUZ, EMMANUEL REY PINE
72	CRUZ, RHEENA LYN LAPLANA
73	DABALOS, NERISSA ANN PUNZAL
74	DACANAY, MA. CECILIA YLAGAN
75	DE DUMO, JILLIANE JOYCE RAPSING
76	DE GUZMAN, ELAINE PADRE
77	DE GUZMAN, MARIA GERALDINE MERCADO
78	DE JESUS, JADE HUANG
79	DE JESUS, NERISSA NEPOMUCENO
80	DE MESA, JENA CHRISTINE ESTEVES
81	DE SANTOS, JONATHAN FREDERIC PAUL
82	DE TORRES, CRISTAL FAITH LORENO
83	DECLARO, RUTH AGNES DIMAYACYAC
84	DEINLA, JOSALEE SANTOS
85	DELA CRUZ, ALMA ISABEL TALOB
86	DELA CRUZ, ROLANDO SINAGUINAN
87	DELA CUESTA, ROGIE LERIDA
88	DELGADO, DARYLL JANE SUMAYOD
89	DELOS REYES, DIANNE MARGARETTE TINIO
90	DELOS REYES, NORIETESS PASAHOL
91	DEVERATURDA, JOAN PAULA ANTAZO
92	DIAZ, JIANESSA CAMILLE DOMINGO
93	DIAZ, RONA APRIL DELA VEGA
94	DIMACULANGAN, ROBERTO MIGUEL ILUSTRE
95	DIONELA, VIRMARIE BARRIENTOS
96	DIZON, JUSTINNE DY
97	DIZON, MA. LIBERTY RIO PIQUERO
98	DOMINGO, FRANCES YANI PINE
99	DOMINGO, MIGUEL BABILONIA
100	ESCOSURA, LESLIE CEDILLO
101	ESPERAS, ERIKA MARIZ VALEDA
102	ESPINOSA, MYRAFLOR TATEL
103	ESTRELLA, MARICOR DE VERA
104	EUROPA, ROSE CELINE REYES
105	FELICIA, LUZ ANGELA DAPAL
106	FERRER, ROSETTE SORIANO
107	FLORES, SOLEIL CHUA
108	FRANCISCO, ROSA PILIPINAS FADRI
109	GAMO, CISELIE MARIE TORRES
110	GANDIA, TEPHANIE MAGNO
111	GANZON, MINA ANGELES LIM
112	GARCIA, CHARLENE LORENA DAYRIT
113	GARCIA, RON MICHAEL BONTIGAO
114	GAYARES, CEDRIK BEN ABOGA
115	GERVACIO, DIANA SIA
116	GO, JOSEPH III MANGASER
117	GO, MARIE MICHELLE BAYOTAS
118	GOINGO, FRANCIS JOSEF TOMOTORGO
119	GOMEZ, JONI ROJAS
120	GONONG, JUNO ATHENA NONES
121	GONZALES, ANDREA MONICA VALLE
122	GONZALES, ATHANASIA ZOE AMURAO
123	GONZALES, MARK LESLIE PACUDAN
124	GREGORIO, MAURA ROSARIO AVELINO
125	GUERRERO, KATRINA ELENA DELA FUENTE
126	GUIDOTE, JOSE ANGEL JR. BASKIÑAS
127	GUILLEN, ANGELO KARLO TAGAMOLILA
128	GUINTO, CELENI KRISTINE GAWIRAN
129	GUMABAO, REILAND GUERRERO
130	GUMBAN, VANESSA JAVELLANA
131	GURREA, FAY IRENE LONGNO
132	GUTIERREZ, EVA MARIE GARCIA
133	GUY-UYCO, CHASTINE GRACE SEQUITO
134	HADLOCON, FATIMA FAYE CO
135	HERNANDEZ, JILL MAUREEN SULAYAO
136	HERNANDEZ, PATRICIA ANDREA ORDOÑEZ
137	HIDALGO, PHOEBE CORAZON CABIGAS
138	IBAÑEZ, JONATHAN JURADO
139	ICALLA, LEO MEL DENNIS BOTE
140	INCIONG, JHOAN ANDREI ATENGCO
141	INOCENTES, KATRINA BIANCA TROGO
142	JAMON, TANYA GRACE GOROSPE
143	JULIANO, JEREMIAH BARRIOS
144	JUSI, GENEVIEVE ENCINA
145	KINTANAR, SILAYAN CRUZ
146	KUHUTAN, IBN KHALDON SAHIBUDDIN
147	LACHICA, JOSEPH ANTHONY DE JESUS
148	LACSINA, CONRAD SMITH CACULBA
149	LAGASON, PAULA GRACE CASTRO
150	LAGGUI, MARIE HYACINTH GUZON
151	LAMBINO, MARY RHAULINE DE GUZMAN
152	LAMUG, GUILLER KRISTOFFER LOMBOS
153	LANGIT, EARLA KAHLILA MIKHAILA CAGUIOA
154	LAPERAL, FATIMA PALCES
155	LAPID, RAFAEL AUGUSTINE SIONGCO
156	LASAM, NORMAN CLARENCE TRINIDAD
157	LAURON, DIANA MARGARET CEDRO
158	LAZARO, GRACE ANN CORNEJO
159	LEDESMA, LEOFRED IAN TIRADOR
160	LEIDO, JUAN PAOLO MIGUEL BAROA
161	LENA, ANDREW JOHN MOLEN
162	LIBANAN, STELLA MARIS ELLADO
163	LOGROÑO, PRINCESS JAZMINE CABANBAN
164	LOON, JOSE MARTIN AZCARRAGA
165	LOPEZ, FIDES CARISSA BIANCA REYES
166	LOZADA, AARON ERICK AGUILAR
167	LUCAS, DANJUN GARCIA
168	LUCIANO, MARK CHRISTIAN DEL ROSARIO
169	MACABODBOD, LOU BRYAN RANA
170	MACANAN, MA. FATIMA APINADO
171	MACATANGAY, JOSEPH MIRRO AGUADO
172	MADARIETA, MARIA CRISTINA MURILLO
173	MADRID, KRISTOFFER GABRIEL LAURIO
174	MANCAO, KATRINA MICHELLE FERRAREN
175	MANIEGO, CATRIONA RHIANNON GALINDEZ
176	MANLAGÑIT, FRANCIS ANTONIO VARGAS
177	MANLANGIT, DONNA PATRICIA CALIZAR
178	MANOTOC, FERDINAND RICHARD MICHAEL MARCOS
179	MARANAN, JEWELYN CABRERA
180	MARANAN, MARIA CARMELA TEODORO
181	MARASIGAN, NATHAN JABAN
182	MARCOS, PORFERIO JR. GELERA
183	MAROTO, MA. ALEXANDRIA IXARA BALAMBAM
184	MARQUEZ, LEANDER PENASO
185	MARQUEZ, MARIA MYLENE DABU
186	MASCENON, ERNESTO MARIO JR SONGCUYA
187	MEJIA, VENUS AMELIE GUARIN
188	MENDOZA, DANIEL ANGELO VILLANUEVA
189	MENDOZA, GERARDO ESTOLAS
190	MENDOZA, MARYCHELLE TEVES
191	MINA, JAMES ANTHONY RESPICIO
192	MOLINA, JAMILLE FILOMENA AQUINO
193	MONDRAGON, MARY GRETCHEN SILOS
194	MORILLO, LEO ADRIAN BANIQUED
195	NAVARRO, DAN RUDOLPH MERILLO
196	NAVERA, JOCELYN AMOR SOLIS
197	NGUI, NICOLE ALEXANDRA CABASAG
198	NISPEROS, BENEDICT GUIRNALDA
199	NOGRALES, JUAN FIDEL FELIPE FUENTES
200	NONATO, ROSELLE JEAN LAO
201	OBIAS, JOHN DOMINIC SALGADO
202	OMNES, REYNALDO RAMOSO
203	ONG, TRACY ANNE ANG
204	OPLE, FELIX FRANCIS BAUN
205	OPOSA, JUAN ANTONIO REMULLA
206	ORBETA, FRANCES GRACE ALLYANA ESPINOSA
207	ORTILE, NEIL GOTIS
208	ORTINEZ, RANELENE SUAVERDE
209	PAGLICAWAN, MARIA ANGELICA AGUILAR
210	PALAY, MABELLE GRACE ALVARADO
211	PANA, MELBOURNE ZIRO DIOKNO
212	PANGAN, NIELSON GARCIA
213	PARADO, MARIEL JANCES NHAYIN DUARTE
214	PARAS, RONALDO JOVES
215	PARCO, JOHN JOSEPH SUN
216	PASILIAO, EMILY GRACE SAJULGA
217	PATAGAN, GERILLE HOPE ESPIN
218	PAUSO, KATHRYN VICENTE
219	PEÑARANDA, JON DOMINIC PANGANIBAN
220	PENDATUN, SITTIE AMIRAH KADALUM
221	PEREZ, LILIBETH CABILLO
222	PIMENTEL, JOANNA PAULINE CRUZ
223	PIPO, EMIR CARLO REYES
224	POON, CLAUDIA UY
225	PRADO, CARLOS MANUEL SISON
226	PRE, MARIA TERESA DIAZ
227	PULIDO, KARINA NEBAB
228	QUINTANA, OLIVER JOHN CONCEPCION
229	RAMIZO, DOROTHEA MESA
230	RAMOS, AGATHA KRISTY FAJILAN
231	RAÑOLA, MARY ANN IBAÑEZ
232	REFRAN, YASMIN SINGH
233	REGALADO, RIANA CAMILLE ABAD
234	REGIS, LORD REX ABELLAR
235	REYES, MISHEIL RED
236	REYES, JAYMIE ANN RAMIREZ
237	REYES, JOSE ANTONIO SANTILLAN
238	REYES, MARIA KLARIDELLE ANDAYA
239	RILLON, NIGEL GAVILAN BANDONILL
240	RIOSA, LIEZL ENRIQUEZ
241	RIVERA, ROY IAN SALAZAR
242	RIVERO, REIANNA PRIS LAZARO
243	ROBERTO, RAUL PERALTA
244	RODRIGUEZ, ANNA KATARINA BANTEGUI
245	ROLDAN, JOYCE ANNE CAJAYON
246	RUBIO, DARWIN PERRY BRAGA
247	RUIVIVAR, MA. SCHEHERAZADE OBRA
248	RUIZO, LIWAY CZARINA SALEM
249	SACRAMENTO, ANNE JAYCELLE CRUZ
250	SAGARINO, RODELYNN RAJINI APOSTOL
251	SALAZAR, PATRICK HENRY DIZON
252	SALI, MOHAMAD JUMER CUISON
253	SALVADOR, FARINA REYNOSO
254	SALVADOR, ZYRA MAE BALCE
255	SAN JOSE, PHILLIP ESPIRITU
256	SANDALO, PURITA ANGELA LABANG
257	SANDOVAL, JOSEPHINE GRACE ROSALES
258	SANTOS, CELIE MARI BALAGTAS
259	SANTOS, JOHN BOITTE CONCEPCION
260	SANTOS, KARICHI ESCALANTE
261	SANTOS, REVYREN BAISA
262	SARTHOU, RONALD LUKE JR. TINTE
263	SEBASTIAN, BOBBY JOHNSON OLAVIDES
264	SEE, CANDICE FAYE TAN
265	SEGUI, ADRIAN DONALD LUNA
266	SERAPIO, ANGELI IBISATE
267	SERENO, JOSE LORENZO ARANAL
268	SERONA, MAY HAYDEE FATIMA MARTIN
269	SIAZON, NESTOR FERNANDO TIO CUISON
270	SILVA, AIDA MAY PONFERRADA
271	SINGZON, MARIA ELOISA IMELDA SERRANO
272	SOBREPEÑA, DEBORAH MIRIAM DE LA HOZ
273	SOLIMAN, NELLAINE ANNABELLE LORENZO
274	SOTTO, LEIGHTON JOHN MANANGHAYA
275	SUAREZ, SHIELA MAY ALCANTARA
276	SY, GRETCHEN CLAIRE CO
277	TABORA, JAKE RUPERT TALOBAN
278	TAN, MA. DONNABEL TABORA
279	TENORIO, REGINE AMOR PASCUAL
280	TENSUAN, MIGUEL ANTONIO SANTO TOMAS
281	TIOPIANCO, FRANCIS PAOLO PANALIGAN
282	TOBIAS, ANA PATRICIA RUIZ
283	TOLEDO, DARRYL KARL DANAZART VON TENORIO
284	TOLENTINO, JOSE LUIS ALLID
285	TORCUATOR, KAREN BALDERAMOS
286	TORDILLA, DONN GREITON DULCE
287	UY, MARTIN CHRISTOPHER CRUZ
288	UY, SHERRILL BLANCA YU
289	VALENTON, JOHVIE MAGBUO
290	VELASCO, LADY IVY VANITY DIMACULANGAN
291	VICTORIANO, SERGIO JR. LLANTOS
292	VILLANUEVA, OLGA PINTO
293	VILLANUEVA, VICTOR LORENZO LLAMAS
294	VILLAR, VIFERLYN DE VERA
295	VILLARUEL, ANDRES III TIGLAO
296	VILORIA, JESSIE VILLAMORE II JACINTO
297	YAM, MARK BENJAMIN CHENG
298	YAP, MARY GRACE CRUZ
299	ZARAGOZA, ANICKA NICOLI SINGSON
300	ZARENO, JEWELYNN GAY BATINO
301	ZUÑIGA, FATIMA ELIZA OLIVA