Dyip by Artistang Artlets : Playing the Blame Game

Wazzup Pilipinas!

The conflict between the Philippine government and its people has been evident even before the country gained its independence. Rebellions, revolutions and protests are a big part of what the country came to be.

For their 1st minor production this school year, UST’s Artistang Artlets staged Christian Tordecillas’ play entitled “Dyip” (2006), directed by Jerome Paul Ladan and produced by Therese Renee Janine Zialcita.

It portrayed the ongoing feud between the Philippine government and its citizens. The play started with an old woman in a jeepney who was refused of help in handing in her fare. She then goes on ranting that the Filipinos today are lazy, regardless if they are educated or not. When the driver finally asks her for her fare, she refuses to move so she could hand it, making her one of the lazy Filipinos she ranted about. As the play progressed, two high school students – Dexter, a supporter of rallies and Clara, Dexter’s friend who, unlike him, is against rallies – came inside the jeepney as well.

New Beginning: Money Expo 2014

Wazzup Pilipinas!

Money makes the world go round. That's what many people think, but I guess your mind is the one controlling our own planet. Thinking of how you can spend your money wisely, and harvest fruit from it.

Money is not that easy to earn, most especially when you're young and you're not yet allowed to have your own job. But this opportunity opened a new door for young people to open their minds to a whole new world, the stock market.

Last Saturday, along with a few friends of mine, I attended this one of a lifetime opportunity to attend a seminar where two successful man were able to share their own experience about the stock market and even the foreign exchange market or forex market.

Take the Elevator: Money Expo 2014

Wazzup Pilipinas!

No one is stupid not to want money for himself or for his family. Everyone wants to have money, budget the money, and save them for future use. But it's not like a stone that can be picked up anywhere; it should be earned the best thousand folds that we can.

Making money is like a big staircase. We can take it step by step until we reach the goal. Or we can take the elevator, shortcut to our success. It's really up to us. But if I were you, I'd take the elevator.

My couple of friends and I attended a pre-seminar about the upcoming event, Money Expo 2014. It's about the wise budgeting, earning and saving money. People will learn many things on how to generate income faster and make out of money wiser.