Five scribes stand out in
DSPC
“We
made it!”
Thus,
exclaimed by five scribes of “The Achiever”, Official Publication of Libertad
National High School in English after series of sleepless nights for
practicehad paid off as they stood out during Division Schools Press Conference
(DSPC) at Tupi NHS, October 16- 18.
Student-
writers who made it to top 5 were: Chester Ian Pineda- 2ndplacein
News Writing, Sheena Pearl Alinsangan- 3rdplacein Feature Writing,
Harriete Mae Hembra- 3rdplace in Sports Writing, AdinoJephthahTillaman-
4th place in Editorial Cartooning, and Denise Nicole Ignoro- 5th
place in Editorial Writing.
This
year’s DSPC brought challenge for only the top 3 winners in individual events
and 1st place in team contests will qualify to join in the Regional
Schools Press Conference (RSPC) at General Santos City on October 23- 24, said
Mr. Enrique U.Dela Cruz, EPS1 in English.
The
conference is held annually pursuant to R.A 7071 also known as Campus Journalism
Act of 1991 which aimed to serve as a forum communicating through a variety
journalistic approaches; enhance journalism competencies through friendly
individual and group competitions; and demonstrate commitment to the challenges
of promoting a responsible journalism.
Aside
from news writing, editorial writing, feature writing, editorial cartooning,
copy reading and headline writing, sports writing, and radio broadcasting, the
Department of Education trusted in campus journalism the collaborative
publishing, new competition in the DSPC.
There
were 976 campus writers and 125 advisers who joined the conference with the
theme, “Campus Journalism and Transformational Leadership”.
“May
Pineda, Hembra, and Alinsangan will bring home the bacon in the RSPC, be
qualified for the National tilt.” hoped Mrs. Caroline Nogra, “The Achiever”
adviser.
By:
Chester Ian S. Pineda
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