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  Aimae Magnanao                    Today, I learned that my writing habits tend to lean toward being wordy and overly detailed, sometimes making my ideas less clear. I realized the importance of being mindful about choosing words that are precise and necessary. To apply the economy of language in my future work, I will focus on expressing my thoughts more directly, trimming unnecessary phrases, and aiming for clarity without sacrificing depth. This approach will help me create writing that is both impactful and easy to understand. Reynaldo Albo Jr.                               Today, I learned that I sometimes use more words than necessary to express simple ideas, which can make my writing less clear and focused. To apply the economy of language in my future work, I will practice choosing precise words, eliminating redundancies, and...

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Theme: Education: A Calling or Career? Why do we choose this theme?        To know the difference between teaching as a passion and teaching as a career.  What makes it interesting or unique?       It appreciates the teachers who are passionate to their work, but not seen by many.  Target Audience     Aspiring Educators, Future Educators, Current Educators, and Education Law Makers. Audience Persona Typical Reader-    Aspiring Teachers   What do they like? -  Teaching  Why will they read the magazine?-  To understand the deeper meaning of becoming a teacher. What sections does our Magazine have?              Cover Page, Feature, Updates, Trends, Interviews, Opinion, Editorial board, and Advertisement. Table of Contents 1. Cover Page-  An image of educator   2. Editorial Letter-   A message that gives insights to the magazine   3.  Feature Artic...

 Threshold Students without permits are barred from taking exam Davao Central College enforces the No Permit, No Exam policy on March 20-21, 2025, preventing students without permits from taking midterms. With financial struggles rising, many worry that their education now depends on their ability to pay on time. As midterm exams for the 2nd Semester SY 2024-2025 approach, the tension among students at Davao Central College (DCC) is undeniable. A newly issued memo reinforces the requirement that only students with an exam permit can take their tests. While the administration defends the policy as a necessary measure for financial stability, many students view it as an added burden—one that prioritizes fees over education. Instead of filling exam rooms, some students stand outside, not because they are unprepared, but because they lack a permit. For them, missing an exam isn’t a matter of effort—it is a matter of finances. For many students, the policy is both shocking and dishearte...

https://youtu.be/leJplbTsEDY?si=fT49Dp29GLcDQLB4 A Look Back at Davao Central College Intramurals 2025 The competition was over, but the memories last forever. Some participants of the Davao Central College Intramurals 2025 were interviewed yesterday on campus. After days of giving their best, the intramural players have stories to share. Several students took part in different events, each with their own story to tell. Januel Monteverde Bacatan , a Bachelor of Technology and Livelihood Education major in Home Economics student from the College of Education and Liberal Arts , joined the contemporary dance competition. Vera Aberilla from Criminology Justice Education also competed in contemporary dance while balancing her time as a volleyball player. Joshua Nyarante represented Hospitality Management Education in the dancesport standard category, while Jhon Carlo Acap , a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration student, competed in the Scrabble tournament . Meanwhile, Euclid...

Written by: Joshua Roel Pala ña PERSONAL NARRATIVE  Finding Strength in Brokenness   I'll never forget the day when my parents break up. I was only 1 year old, and my world shattered into a million pieces. The thought of my family being broken was unbearable. Growing up, I struggled to cope with the emotional pain of having a broken family. I felt lost, alone, and unsure of how to navigate this new reality. My parents' breakup made me question my own sense of identity and self-worth. But as I navigated this difficult journey, I learned some valuable lessons. I realized that a broken family doesn't define my worth as a person. I learned to communicate openly with my parents, expressing my feelings and needs. I also discovered the importance of forgiveness, letting go of resentment and anger. One of the most significant lessons I learned was the value of self-care. I found solace in activities like drawing and spending time in nature. These hobbies helped me process m...