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CHaSS champs Radio Drama Competition page 7 promethean Cheerdance Showdown Returns; CICS Ends COEA’s 3-peat Run the csu promethean THE OFFICIAL STUDENT PUBLICATION OF CAGAYAN STATE UNIVERSITY- CARIG Mapulon, Amihan, Apolaki top Visual Arts tilts DARYLL JONES LACUESTA PATRECIA CASAFRANCISCO SHAWN AARON COBACHA Students from different colleges showcased their artistic skills in the recently concluded Visual Arts Competition during the Campus Intramurals 2023 held at the CSU-Carig campus grounds, November 15. Among the four competitions, two from Mapulon’s College of Industrial Technology (CIT) and one from Amihan’s College of Information Computing Sciences (CICS) and and another from the Apolaki’s College of Engineering and Architecture (COEA) stood out in their respective categories. Rhea Mae Llapitan of Mapulon’s CIT took the top spot in the On-the-Spot Poster Making Contest with a score of 89.67%, beating Lester John Agni of Apolaki’s COEA with 82. 67%, College of Human Kinetics (CHK) Dimangan’s David Besa, 68.67%, Amihan’s CICS’ Jomark Taberna, and Amanikable’s College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics (CNSM) Frances Zesah Burgos, who placed 1st, 2nd, and 3rd runner-ups, respectively. Also, Ark Joshua Salvador from the same college earned the first place in pencil drawing with his realistic spatial three-dimensional figures with a red cup and pencil on top, garnering a score of 88.67%, ruling 1st runner-up Amanikable’s CNSM’s Felecity Bascos, 82.67%, 2nd runner-up Amihan’s CICS’ Emmanuel Genesis Bano, 82%, and 3rd runner-up Tala’s College of Public Administration (CPAD), Rhanz Joshua Ballad, 73.67%. It was an unexpected event for Salvador, who shared that he wasn’t feeling well during the competition and was suffering from flu, but he was grateful that he didn’t disappoint his coach and classmates. “The goal was to finish the piece... CONTINUE ON PAGE 3 A debut to remember: In a show of diversity and inclusion, Bb. Adan 2023, held at the Cagayan State University Carig Campus, featured 19 charismatic contestants during the said pageant segment. The stage came alive with a kaleidoscope of personalities, each contestant bringing their unique flair to the spotlight. The event celebrated the richness of LGBTQIA++ culture, promoting acceptance and breaking down stereotypes. From dazzling costumes to heartfelt performances, the pageant showcased a harmonious blend of talent and self-expression. In a world where every color of the rainbow is embraced, Bb. Adan 2023’s gay pageant was a resounding celebration of individuality and unity. ARIES JOHN GALAM CONTINUE ON PAGE 4 FIRST VICTORY. Bb. Adan 2023 is Bb. Emille Blanco Elesterio from the Kingdom of Mayari of the College of Law, marking their first win as a new college to participate in the Campus Intramurals. Photo by: Jan Lord Pagulayan College of Law secures Bb. Adan 2023 Crown promethean page 2 CHK Women, COEA men dominate badminton finals page 8
2 CSU CARIG INTRAMURALS 20 23 JONATHAN TABAOG SPORTS The College of Information and Computing Sciences (CICS) “Greatest Showman”-themed routine wowed the judges during the cheerdance competition, snatching the three-year-champion title of the College of Engineering and Architecture, further leaving eight other colleges on the losing ends. CICS Student Council Governor Eman Cabactulan Jr. and CDC participant shared that the win was unexpected. “Actually, win or lose, basta narepresent namin college namin, masaya na kami,” Cabactulan remarked. He also mentioned that they feared the COEA team the most, but continued to give their best despite lack of time to prepare. Cheerdance showdown returns; CICS ends COEA’s 3-peat run NARANJA LYN LEE BULUT Following CICS on rank is former champion COEA with a Caribbean-themed routine, while the Philippine folk dance- inspired performance of the College of Public Administration came in third. Other colleges also showcased different concepts during the competition; the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics with a matador-themed performance, the College of Industrial Technology with a Bollywood-inspired routine, a Mexican theme for the College of Human Kinetics, and a Filipino festival fusion for the College of Humanities and Social Sciences. Women’s basketball sets up thrilling elimination round Turning the court into a cauldron of cheers for the various players and teams, the women’s basketball elimination round was filled with excitement. Here’s a recap of the heart- pounding games and scores that defined the quest for playoff supremacy in this memorable campus showdown. Game 1: CIT-Madulon vs. CNSM-Amanikable In an enthralling clash at the CSU-Carig Grounds, CIT Madulon eked out a narrow victory over CNSM Amanikable with a final score of 37-19. The electric campus atmosphere added to the drama as Angel Baccay’s leadership shone through. Game 2: CICS-Amihan vs. CPAD-Tala The CSU-Carig crowd erupted as Tala showed their offensive prowess against the Amihans, emerging triumphant with a 34-13 score. Marjorie Rueco and the dynamic trio put on a memorable display, feeding off the energy of the crowd. Game 3: CHASS-Dumakulem vs. CHK-Dimangan The CSU-Carig Grounds witnessed a defensive battle as the Dimangans defended their turf against the Dumakulems, winning 44-18. Kate Reyna’s outstanding performance went down well with the fans, adding to the jubilant atmosphere. Game 4: COEA-Apolaki vs. CIT-Madulon The CSU-Carig crowd roared as COEA and CIT battled it out in a fast-paced duel, with COEA coming out on top 44-33. Sharinet Cureg’s veteran leadership and clutch plays became the talk of the campus, contributing 22 crucial points. Game 5: CPAD-Tala vs. CHK-Dimangan In a historic upset, CPAD-Tala soared to victory over CHK- Dimangan with a final score of 56-41. Rueco’s electrifying performance and Tala’s tenacious defense ignited the campus spirit. Game 6: CIT-Madulon vs. CICS-Amihan Continuing their winning streak, CIT-Madulon defeated a spirited CICS-Amihan team by a score of 34-12. The campus erupted in cheers as the offensive prowess of Angel Baccay proved too much for Amihan. The CSU-Carig grounds proved to be an unforgettable backdrop for this exhilarating showcase of basketball prowess, making campus intramurals a memorable chapter in campus sports history. Today, the excitement continues as the CSU-Carig Grounds prepares for the highly anticipated semifinals, promising another day of exciting matchups and intense basketball action in the pursuit of campus glory. promethean the csu @thecsuprome OUTSTANDING STUNTS. The grand resurgence stood for the College of Information and Computing Sciences’ Amihan Pep Squad, as they were hailed Champions in the Cheerdance competition, during the kickoff of the 2023 Carig Campus Intramurals. Photo by: Cristian Soverano
3 CSU CARIG INTRAMURALS 20 23 RAFAEL FUNTANAR, JR Apolaki claims throne, COEA deprives CICS of 3-peat in PUBG Apolaki’s College of Engineering and Architecture (COEA) wiped out two-time defending champion College of Information and Computing Sciences (CICS) Amihan, 105-49, in Player’s Unknown Battleground (PUBG) Mobile during the first day of Campus Intramurals at the Cagayan State University Carig (CSUC) Library on November 14. COEA’s John Ashley Domingo, Jymm Boy Doniego, Henry Agcaoili, Russel Managuelod, and John Christopher Coloma as sub- players, Computer Engineering students, secured their victory against the two-time defending champion. CICS came back to life in the 3rd round, hacking a massive 25-12 deficit against COEA, but COEA reasserted their dominance in the 4th round, with an impressive circle awareness that displayed superior map control, ensuring they maintained the upper hand in hot drops and loot acquisitions. “We had individual training and the four of us have chemistry, that’s why we won the game,” said team leader John Ashley Domingo. Meanwhile, College of Veterinary Medicine (CVM) Aman Sinaya took the bronze with a total score of 39. College of Humanities and Social Sciences placed in 4th, College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics (CNSM) Amanikable in 5th, College of Public Administration (CPAD) Tala in 6th, College of Human Kinetics (CHK) Dimangan in 7th, and lastly College of Industrial Technology (CIT) Mapulon in 8th with a total score of 33, 33, 26, 22, 22, respectively. Mapulon, Amihan ... ...but I went home a champion. The experience was priceless,” Salvador said in an interview, sharing his feelings about the competition. Meanwhile, Keiser John Guzman of Amihan’s CICS seals the 1st place with his down-to-earth visualization of CSU-Carig entrance gate in the On-the-spot Painting Competition, just a few points behind the 1st runner-up, Lindsay Joy F. Dacera of Apolaki’s COEA who scored 88.00%, while Gene Aguite of Aman Sinaya’s College of Veterinary Medicine (CVM) and Vanjohn Mora of Mapulon’s CIT were announced as 2nd runner-up with 78.67% and 3rd runner-up with 74.67%, respectively. Finally, Raymond Joy Bautista of Apolaki’s COEA won the Charcoal Rendering Competition with a final score of 87.67%, beating Mel Jhensen Padua of Dumakulem’s College of Humanities and Social Sciences with 73%, Jerard Pagaduan of Tala’s CPAD with 72.33% and Neiljan Raful of Amihan’s CICS with 71%. With his 4-5 years of experience as an artist, Bautista was able to breathe life into the portrait of CSUC Campus Executive Officer Arthur G. Ibañez together with University President (FROM PAGE 1) Urdujah G. Alvarado using a charcoal pencil. His meticulous attention to the proportions, features, and composition of the subjects in the initial stages set him apart from the competition, despite the challenges he faced before the competition. “Before the competition is sobrang dami naming plates na kinailangang maipasa so hindi ako nagkaroon ng time para makapag-practice talaga pero I ensured na a day before the competition is magkaroon ako ng sapat na tulog so I can have a clear mind and siguro naging practice na rin kahit papaano mga renderings na ginawa namin sa plates,” Bautista said. [“Before the competition, there were many plates that I had to pass, which prevented me from practicing in my competition event, but I made sure to get a good night’s sleep before the competition so that I could keep a clear mind. And then I realized that the renderings on my plates somehow became my training.”] The winners of the Visual Arts Competition are expected to participate in the upcoming University Intramurals to be held this December. CNSM captures gold in photo contest With his experience as a freelance photographer, Cristian Soverano of the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics (CNSM) took the winning shot that secured the judges’ votes with a score of 94.67 in the Cagayan State University - Carig (CSUC) Photo Contest on November 15. Using the ongoing game of sepak takraw as the contest theme, Soverano captured player Ejhay Dela Cruz during his attack, which led to his victory. “Tutal sepak ‘yon, siyempre mas maganda ‘yong capture ‘pag mga lumilipad,” Soverano discussed regarding his technique. With no prior preparation for the contest, taking a low angle shot while the subject is in mid-air by using the right equipment was one of the strategies he employed that put him over the top. Despite his lack of experience in photo competitions, Soverano relied on his professional experience. “I don’t have experience in photojournalism, in- apply ko lang dito ‘yong experience ko sa trabaho. I’m a professional photographer, videographer, and aerial photo and [videographer],” Soverano noted. Behind Soverano’s feat was Al Policar Rivera of the College of Engineering and Architecture (COEA) with a score of 94.67, while Avon Mae Castro of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences (CHaSS) came in second with a score of 88.67. HELAENA THEREESE MALANA Photo by: Ruby Joy Binarao Photo by: Cristian Soverano SPORTS