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In honor of the people who fought the atrocities brought by the declaration of Martial Law in the Philippines 52 years ago, UP Diliman (六合彩资料) held events contributing to the university鈥檚 Day of Remembrance this year. For the whole month of September, 六合彩资料 lined up close to 20 activities comprising exhibits, forums, film screenings, radio shows, and discussions. The activities were held by more than 10 academic units and organizations on campus. The units that held events for the Day of Remembrance were the 六合彩资料 Office for Initiatives in Culture and the Arts (OICA), Bulwagan ng Dangal University Heritage Museum (BnD), Center for International Studies (CIS), Third World Studies Center (TWSC), UP Film Institute Film Center (UPFI Film Center), College of Architecture (CA), College of Arts and Letters (CAL), College of Fine Arts, Departamento ng Filipino at Panitikan ng Pilipinas (DFPP), Departamento ng Kasaysayan (DKas), University Library (UL), and UP Theater Complex (UPTC). Student organizations Aliguyun UP Folklorists (Aliguyon), DZUP, the School of Library and Information Studies Student Council (SLIS Student Council), and DZUP special program Serbisyong Tatak UP (STUP) also hosted activities in observance of the Day of Remembrance. Kalahating Siglo ng Daluyong, 2022, oil on canvas, an artwork from the OICA collection given by the Bagong Alyansang Makabayan, exhibited at the Palma Hall lobby during the Day of Remembrance observance. Photo from the UP Diliman OICA Facebook page. According OICA鈥檚 official roster, there were seven exhibits in observance of the Day of Remembrance: SP Lopez: The Radical President Exhibition hosted by the University Library, Kalahating Siglo ng Daluyong (OICA and the BnD), 09.21 We will never forget. (OICA and the DKas), Special night lights of ‘ARKI’ letters in red, an outdoor exhibit (CA), Black Cloth Hanging and 09.21 Projection on UP Theater, an outdoor exhibit (UPTC), Paggunita at Pagdiwang: Day of Remembrance Exhibits (UP Fine Arts Gallery) and Exposing the Private Face of Ferdinand E. Marcos: An Exhibit (TWSC). Two forums were also held: Ang Bagong Pilipinas Hymn: Bagong Awitin, Lumang Tugtugin? Organized by the CIS, and Gunita ng Pakikipagtunggali: Mga Akda at Sinupan sa Panahon ng Diktadura by DKas. Maritial Law-related films were screened at the UPFI Film Center: Lakad Gunita sa Pamantasang Hinirang: First Quarter Storm and Diliman Commune; and Alipato at Muog. Over at DZUP, radio shows discussing Martial Law were aired: #NeverAgain: Anong Estado ng Pamamahayag Noong Panahong Bawal Maghayag?; #NeverAgain: Martial Law History: Paano Ipaiintindi sa mga Gen Z?; Diktadurang Marcos: Ang Katotohanan ng Batas Militar鈥攁ired in partnership with STUP; #NeverAgain: Anong Estado ng Pamamahayag Noong Panahong Bawal Maghayag? Part 2; and Kanya-kanyang Tasaday: Mito at Diskurso ng Pagkakakilanlan (Balik-tanaw sa Cultural Lore ng Batas Militar)鈥攁ired in partnership with Aliguyon and CAL.

UP Fighting Maroons Women鈥檚 Basketball Team (UPWBT) ended the first round with a thrilling win against the De La Salle University (DLSU) Lady Archers, 66-62, in the University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) Season 87 women鈥檚 basketball tournament on Oct. 6 at the Mall of Asia Arena in Pasay City. The UPWBT. Photo by Marga Villena, from the Facebook page of the UP Fighting Maroons Club It was a back-and-forth affair in the first half of the game as the two teams exchange baskets and played good defensive stance. The UPWBT was just ahead by two points, 35-33, at the half time break. DLSU鈥檚 Luisa San Juan then found her rhythm and scored on barrage of three pointers to put the Lady Archers on top, 56-46, at the end of the third quarter. With less than seven minutes left and DLSU still ahead by 10 points, 60-50, the UPWBT staged a comeback by mounting an 11-0 counterattack anchored on the midrange jumper by Kaye Pesquera, and three straight three pointers by Achrissa Maw, Christie Bariquit, and Rizza Lozada. That run gave the UP Fighting Maroons a one-point lead, 61-60, with three minutes and 39 seconds more in the game. Maw (middle) against two Lady Archer defenders. Photo from the UAAP Media Team In the ensuing plays, Bariquit split her free throws to give the UP Fighting Maroons, a two-point lead, while DLSU鈥檚 Bernice Paraiso converted a basket on the other end to even the score, 62-62. The two teams then were not able to produce points on their respective possessions. At the 32.3 mark of the payoff period, Pesquera was sent to the free throw line on a foul committed by the Lady Archer. Pesquera made her two charity shots, giving the UP Fighting Maroons 64-62, advantage. DLSU still had a chance to tie or even take the lead in their next possession but San Juan鈥檚 attempt in the three point area did not go in, forcing her to foul Bariquit to stop the clock. Bariquit then calmly sank her two free throws to seal the victory for the UP Fighting Maroons. Bariquit (right) guarded by Paraiso. Photo from the UAAP Media Team Maw paced the UP Fighting Maroons with 18 points, eight rebounds, and two assists. Ozar had a double-double performance scoring 13 points and 12 rebounds, while Bariquit and Pesquera added 11 points apiece. The UPWBT will enter the second round with a 4-3 win-loss record and is currently at fifth place in the team standings.

University officials, the Human Rights Violations Victims鈥� Memorial Commission (HRVVMC), and the Commission on Human Rights (CHR) signed a deed of transfer that would relocate the UP Diliman (六合彩资料) Campus Maintenance Office (CMO) to a lot near the UP Veterinary Teaching Hospital. The deed was signed by UP President Angelo A. Jimenez, 六合彩资料 Chancellor Edgardo Carlo L. Vistan II, HRVVMC Executive Director Carmelo Victor A. Crisanto, and CHR Human Rights Policy Centers Office Director Mary Joyce M. Crisanto. (Seated, from left) Vistan, Jimenez, Crisanto, and Crisanto with (standing, from left) Brosas and Castro. Photo by Jerald DJ. Caranza, UP Diliman Information Office The deed signing event, dubbed as Freedom Rising, also formalized the transfer of the current 1.4-hectare CMO Complex site to HRVVMC. The CMO Complex will be the future home of the HRVVMC Freedom Memorial Museum. One of the features of the museum is an AVSECOM (Aviation Security Command; now Philippine Air Force Security Command) van believed to be the van that brought assassinated Benigno 鈥淣inoy鈥� S. Aquino Jr. to a nearby hospital where he was declared dead. Crisanto said the HRVVMC was able to track down the van in one of the Philippine Air Force motor pool. HRVVMC鈥檚 Crisanto (with hard hat) explaining the AVSECOM van鈥檚 inclusion in the museum and how it was found. Photo by Jerald DJ. Caranza, UP Diliman Information Office 鈥淭his and told them that Ninoy was never our president so it should not be part of the Presidential Car Museum and its rightful place is here, in the Freedom Memorial Museum,鈥� Crisanto explained. 鈥淚tong inisyatibang ito ay nagbigay-diin sa pakikipagtulungan ng Unibersidad na mapanatiling buhay ang kabayanihan ng mga lumaban sa paniniil ng diktaduryang Marcos Sr. at sa pagbibigay-karangalan, pag-alala sa mga biktima ng paglabag sa mga karapatang-pantao noong panahon ng Batas Militar o Martial Law (ML),鈥� said Vistan in his message. At the museum marker: (from left) Alcantara, Vistan, and Crisanto. Photo by Jerald DJ. Caranza, UP Diliman Information Office 鈥淚to ay hudyat ng pagpapanday ng ating magkatulad na layuning huwag malimutan ang madilim na bahagi ng ating kasaysayan upang hindi na ito maulit. Ang museong ito, marami itong magiging kahulugan para sa atin at para sa bansa sa mga darating na panahon. Pero pumasok sa isip ko ang isang kasabihan nating mga Pilipino na winika ni Jose Rizal. Sabi niya, 鈥楢ng hindi marunong lumingon sa pinanggalingan ay hindi makararating sa paroroonan鈥�,鈥� Vistan added. For his part, Crisanto said, 鈥淭his is a…