Masscomm Shines

By Sarah Jane Rodriguez

Equipping Masscomm for Internship, Masscomm Quiz 

Bee, Org Shirt, Masscomm Idol, and many more are all 

the events where communication family had gathered.

            

        Headed by Gary Aldovino, Mass Communication 

President together with his co-officers, they had made 

the Mass Communication week successful and beneficial 

for all the Masscomm students; however, the event which 

inculcated a memorable experience within me was EMI 

(Equipping Masscomm for Internship) where I served as 

a host for 3^rd year Mass Communication students. As a 

second tear, it is a privilege for me to stand up in front of 

juniors who had congratulated me after the event. On the 

other hand, I felt very disappointed in Mass 

Communication Quiz Bee where I am also one of the 

participants. It’s a team composed of three members 

coming from all the year levels except third year 

students. Unfortunately, our team did not succeed in the 

competition, but that’s alright at least we did great.

            

          I am aware that organizing a program is not easy. 

As in the case of the Mass Communication Society, 

although there are technical problems in the middle of 

the fair, it is still obvious that they have allotted so much 

time and effort to make the event possible. Despite of the 

fact that they are also students like others, they are still 

disregarded as only such because they are able to 

manage their academics and leadership tasks.

           

    On the lighter side of day, I hope that Mass 

Communication students will not stop supporting their 

leaders as they are also part of the reasons why Mass 

Communication week prospered and succeed. As a 

future leader, I visualize to lead in a unique yet better 

way where I will be remembered as more than one 

person.

“Do not follow where the 

path may lead. Go instead 

where there is no path and 

leave a trail.”

~Ralph Waldo Emerson