USTJMA Presents Vibe: The Start of Marketing Supremacy

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Marketistas, are you ready for this year's most awaited General Assembly?

The night is young and the year is ours to own. Make way for a VIBE that you will never forget!

They University of Santo Tomas Junior Marketing Association (USTJMA) proudly bring you their 7th General Assembly dubbed as "Vibe: The Start of Marketing Supremacy" on September 27, 2014 between 3 to 8 pm at The Elements, Centris, Q.C. This is one of the major events for the whole year of the UST Marketing community, with over 1,500 estimated numbers of attendees from the marketing students and faculty.

Beats will be provided by DJ Rammy Bitong and DJ Miko Villena. With special appearances of Moira Dela Torre and Tristan Perpecto.

Wazzup Pilipinas Original Short Stories Series: The Last Name, My Greatest Memory

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The narrator of the story is Ace Pacifista. He was once human when he was still among the living but is now a scheduler, the one who fetches the souls of the dead and guides them towards Tartarus, the World of the Dead. He makes a deal with the Keeper, the one who keeps the Cinematic Record of Life, to regain his memory.

A Cinematic Record is a recollection of an individual's memories, depicted as a brief movie.

When Ace learned that Kathleen, the former love of his life, has been trying to commit suicide for several times already due to his death, he made a request to the Keeper to erase his memories from Kathleen to end her suffering.

Kathleen forgets about him but leaving a mark on Ace that even in the new memory that the Keeper has rewritten on her, she will still love him.

Here is our short story for the day. You'll definitely enjoy this one.

Mananayaw: A Documentary on the Male Ballet Dancer Opens September 24

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As part of the Cine Totoo International Documentary Film Festival, “Mananayaw: A Documentary on the Male Ballet Dancer” premieres on September 24, 6:30 PM in SM Megamall. The film will also be screened on September 25, 8:45PM in SM City Manila and September 26, 6:30PM in Trinoma.

Directed by Rafael Froilan, “Mananayaw” features snippets of dancers behind the scenes, illustrating what it takes to become a male ballet dancer. Much is at stake during each performance, and although their careers are some of the most difficult to build, after a single misstep, it can all be over.

“Mananayaw” was produced for the Cine Totoo International Documentary Film Festival by a team of five filmmakers: director and editor Rafael Froilan, writer Beatriz Antonia Carabeo, co-writer/assistant director/production manager Mika Fabella, director of photography Chris Yuhico, and producer/creative consultant Patrick Gutierrez.