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18/12/2024
Congratulations, Angeleรฑos, as another semester flows beyond our grasp, a treasure trove of learnings left behind, shaping the essence of who you are today.
Let not our minds wander too far into the uncertain tomorrow, for the gift of now is a fleeting whisper, urging us to seize the moment. Embrace this sweet interlude, where joy blooms in the heart and anticipation dances on the horizon.
As the countdown to our joyous celebration begins, may every tick of the clock resonate with the laughter and warmth of the season that approachesโa gentle reminder that each passing day brings us closer to the festive embrace of Christmas and the dawning of a new year.
So, cherish this semester break, indulge in the magic of the present, and let your spirits soar high. Revel in the simplicity of each moment, for it is a precious gift.
๐๏ธ Calagne Eren Castro
10/12/2024
Spreading Kindness at Villa Maria Integrated School
The City College of Angeles, the Association of Government Employees for a New and Dynamic Angeles City, the University of Santo Tomas, and Holy Family Academy joined forces for a heartwarming outreach at Villa Maria Integrated School, located in Porac's upland area. Gifts of groceries, school items, hygiene, and oral kits brought smiles to the wonderful Aeta students. The day was filled with heartfelt connections and gratitude, along with the Aeta student's traditional dance. It was a fulfilling reminder that simple acts of kindness can make a community feel such joy.
Shots By: John Paul Ignacio
08/12/2024
Touch your reviewers! ๐
We won't have a holiday break unless we go through the exams together. After a long and challenging semester, we are finally approaching the finish line, Angeleรฑos!
November 23, 2024 โ Under the vibrant Kapampangan night sky, the CCA Quadrangle came alive with music, dance, and advocacy during CCA EveMen's ๐๐ข๐ฏ๐ข๐ธ๐ข๐ณ๐ช ๐ ๐ฆ๐ข๐ณ 2: ๐ ๐๐ฐ๐ฏ๐ค๐ฆ๐ณ๐ต ๐ง๐ฐ๐ณ ๐ข ๐๐ข๐ถ๐ด๐ฆ. Featuring Orange & Lemons, Dionela, AVI, Carl Timbol, DJ Jio, and DJ Jex, the event showcased the power of art and community in creating meaningful change.
Organized as a benefit concert, Manawari aimed to support three beneficiaries: Lykaโs Dog and Cat Shelter, the Sitio Babo Aeta Community, and the installation of the walkwayโs roof at CCAโs PAGCOR Building.
This one-day concert blended nostalgia, energy, and camaraderie to the attendees. More than a concert, Manawari Year 2 amplified hopeโone chord, one connection, and one cause at a time.
๐๏ธ: Eunice Raia Dela Cruz
๐ท: John Paul Ignacio
02/12/2024
Sa bawat baso na naiiwan, basurahang napupuno ng halo-halong kalat, at mga silid-aralang magulo, may mga bagay tayong naipapahamakโhindi lamang ang ating paligid kundi pati ang ating pananagutan. Kaya't panatilihing nating malinis at maayos ang ating santuwaryo ng kaalaman.
Artist: Erwella Anne Liwanag
Reference photos: Rain Ethel Cabrera
Caption: Eunice Raia Dela Cruz
30/11/2024
Today, his bravery inspires us to stand up against indifference, to fight for equality and to protect the freedoms we often take for granted. Andrรฉs Bonifacio, the countryโs foremost revolutionary, inspires ongoing struggles for mental health, climate action, human rights and others.
Letโs put our bravery into our battles this Bonifacio Day. Letโs be the heroes who stand up, speak out, and keep the fire of revolution alive.
Caption by Daniel Posadas
Art by Arrel Zarate
Layout by Adrian Canlas & Jane Lopez
27/11/2024
November 27, 2024
ADVISORY: All vehicles (motorcycles, ebikes, cars, etc.) parked on the side of the highway in front of the City College of Angeles campus SHOULD BE MOVED AND SECURED IMMEDIATELY.
23/11/2024
๐๐๐ฃ๐ฃ๐๐ก๐๐ก๐ ๐ก๐ข๐ช | Manawari: A Concert for a Cause Year 2
Back for its second year, the much-anticipated Manawari: A Concert for a Cause is lighting up the CCA Quadrangle tonight. The event features artists such as Orange & Lemons, Dionela, AVI, Carl Timbol, DJ Jio, and DJ Jex.
NOVEMBER 16, 2024 - The Bachelor of Technical Vocational Teacher Education (BTVTED) students of the City College of Angeles hosted an event titled "Kapampamangan V: Kapagmasusian Queng Pakamalan a Kapampangan Kapamilatan ning Pamangan", held at the CCA Quadrangle.
The program commenced with a powerful opening salvo by BTVTED 102 students, highlighting the tragic events of the Mount Pinatubo eruption, followed by an opening prayer led by BTVTED student Hanna Khay Sarmiento. Emcees Mr. Nerwin Suba and Mr. Henry Carbungco then officially opened the event with a warm welcome.
IEAS Dean Dr. Levita P. De Guzman, in her statement of purpose, highlighted that this annual event celebrates the rich heritage, unique culture, and vibrant spirit of Kapampangan identity, "showcasing the skills, artistry, and dedication of BTVTED students, faculty members, and the organization."
Kapampangan food is more than just dishes on a plateโit is a story of our culture, history, and identity. "Each bite of sisig, bringhe, or tibok-tibok tells the tales of our ancestors," City Councilor Raco Del Rosario delivered on behalf of Mayor Carmelo 'Pogi' Lazatin, Jr. And through Kapampamangan, our culture can be showcased and continuously kept alive in us.
CCA's OIC, Dr. Carolina Sarmiento, also had her speech commending the dedication and hard work of the BTVTED coordinator and students in organizing the activity. She hoped all attendees would enjoy the food served at their tables.
Meanwhile, Guest Performer Ms. Mica Yabut sang one of Kapampangan folk songs "Atin Cu Pung Singsing". The emcees then took the time to share the message of the song.
One of the activities featured in this event is the Runway Reverie, themed 'Where Arts Meet Fashion.' The judges are Mr. Donald M. Laxamana, Mr. Arvie Quiambao, Mr. Christian Paul Papellero, and Dr. Elmer S. Dayrit. The candidates walked the runway wearing themes such as Casual, Culinary, Corporate, Minimalistic, and Culture.
Afterwards, Vice Mayor Vicky Vega-Cabigting delivered an inspiring speech, commending the students for organizing the event and highlighting the importance of preserving Kapampangan culture.
However, the program was temporarily paused due to rainfall and relocated to the CCA Admin Hall, Student Center, and Lobby. After the rain stopped, the event resumed with several activities, including the announcement of the runway winners, then back at the quadrangle.
Report by: Archell De Guzman and Rhica Mae Cabigting
Shots by: John Paul Ignacio
November 21, 2024 โ The STEP-UP graduation ceremony took place today at the CCA Multi-purpose Hall, marking a significant milestone for 23 dedicated trainees. Under the mentorship of their trainer, Ms. Lutgarda Repancol, the graduates celebrated their achievements.
The event, which began at 2 PM, was opened with welcoming remarks by the CCAโs former OIC Dr. Francisco Villanueva Jr., followed by inspiring messages from program sponsors: the President and CEO of Clark Development Corporation Atty. Agnes Devanadera and the Organizational Development Officer of Luenthai Philippines' HR Department Ms. Michelleen Laras, who emphasized the importance of empowerment and growth.
The ceremony concluded with closing remarks from the CCAโs Vice President for Research, Extension, and Quality Assurance Dr. Jean Paolo Lacap, who commended the graduates for their dedication and encouraged them to apply their newfound skills.
The STEP-UP program continues to provide individuals with opportunities for personal and professional development, fostering success and community engagement.
Report by: Irish Trisha Gomez
17/11/2024
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The Angeles City Government has suspended face-to-face classes at all levels in public and private schools due to inclement weather caused by Super Typhoon Pepito. Asynchronous classes will be conducted tomorrow, November 18, 2024.
The fifth annual Kapampamangan event is ongoing, preserving Pampanga's rich culture and traditions, organized by the Bachelor of Technical Vocational Teacher Education at the CCA Quadrangle.
Our fellow Angeleรฑo, Hannah Marriah Tapang, a 4th-year Bachelor of Science in Accounting Information Systems (BSAIS) student, has been admitted to the hospital due to a peritonsillar abscess. She is in need of our support as she undergoes medical treatments to aid in her recovery.
We are reaching out to everyone with a compassionate heart to consider contributing to her medical expenses. Any amount will be greatly appreciated and will help Hannah cover her hospital costs and receive the necessary care for her immediate recovery.
Donations can be sent through this GCash Account:
0994-738-3794
Hannah Marriah Tapang
Let's come together as a community to support our fellow Angeleรฑo in her time of need. The Campus Ministry also requests prayers for Hannahโs swift recovery.
Our fellow Angeleรฑo, Hannah Marriah Tapang, a 4th-year Bachelor of Science in Accounting Information Systems (BSAIS) student, has been admitted to the hospital due to a peritonsillar abscess. She is in need of our support as she undergoes medical treatments to aid in her recovery.
We are reaching out to everyone with a compassionate heart to consider contributing to her medical expenses. Any amount will be greatly appreciated and will help Hannah cover her hospital costs and receive the necessary care for her immediate recovery.
Donations can be sent through this GCash Account:
0994-738-3794
Hannah Marriah Tapang
Let's come together as a community to support our fellow Angeleรฑo in her time of need. The Campus Ministry also requests prayers for Hannahโs swift recovery.
Thank you for your kindness and generosity.
FYI: Online classes will be held tomorrow, November 12, 2024, as face-to-face classes are suspended by ACIO. Please be guided accordingly.
โผ๏ธ ALANG KLASI โผ๏ธ
Suspension of face-to-face classes in all levels in public and private schools in Angeles City on November 12, 2024 (Tuesday) in anticipation of inclement weather brought by Typhoon Nika.
Alternative modes of instruction are allowed in lieu of face-to-face classes.
10/11/2024
FYI: Online classes will be held tomorrow, November 11, 2024, as face-to-face classes are suspended by ACIO. Please be guided accordingly.
โผ๏ธ ALANG KLASI โผ๏ธ
Suspension of face-to-face classes in all levels in all public and private schools in Angeles City on November 11, 2024 (Monday) due to inclement weather brought about by Severe Tropical Storm "Nika" and allowing alternative modes of instruction in lieu of face-to-face classes.
09/11/2024
IN PHOTOS: Angeleรฑo volunteers promote the CCA Core Value Stewardship by making an effort to keep our campus cleaner and greener. The CCAlinisan: a Garden of Stewardship is a project led by the City College of Angeles-Central Student Council in partnership with Brgy. Pampang and CCA Community Extension Office NSTP students.
Photos by the CCA Student Affairs and Services Office
09/11/2024
IN PHOTOS: Angeleรฑo volunteers promote the CCA Core Value Stewardship by making an effort to keep our campus cleaner and greener.
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๐ฃ๐๐ก๐๐๐ฆ ๐๐ฆ๐๐ฆ | Midterms Edition
Throwback muna tayo sa paghihirap bago maghirap ulit bukas! ๐คฃ Kidding aside, alam nating lahat na bilang estudyante, susubukan talaga tayo ng ating dedikasyon at brain cells tuwing exams. Maraming na-stress, napagod, at nag-overthink, pero natapos pa rin natin! Nandito tayo araw-araw para bumuti pa. Ang mga Angeleรฑo ay matatag!
Makakabawi at babawi talaga. Congratulations and welcome to another term, Angeleรฑos!
Welcome to the page of The Phoenix, The Official Student Publication of the City College of Angeles.
The Phoenix Publication envisions itself as a vital partner of the City College of Angeles, the Institution of Hope, where Hopes Reside and Lives Transform, a student body that aims to improve journalistic skills, communication skills and creative skills of students concerned, who lead the development of campus journalism, as a means of strengthening ethical values, encouraging critical and creative thinking and developing moral character and personal discipline that promote a responsible and free journalism, wherein students take part as catalysts of change, contributing in nation building.
The Phoenix Publication commits to provide a good quality of service to the Angelenos by releasing an organ and executing programs that would help to the development of City College of Angeles as well as future professionals who can collaboratively work locally and globally.
We, the college publication, as a duly recognized publication, will uphold by the
Philosophy, Mission-Vision and Objectives of the school and the organization to be able
to report and write about issues and events relevant to the readers and to provide
significant information to the studentry.
The word, โWe Write to Uniteโ means that we, the CCA community, should empower each individual to write for the school and bind one another to achieve high excellence.
The Shield symbolizes our ward of right to express in the community of City College of Angeles (CCA). It will serve as a guard of identity of every individual on their personal and societal concerns. The green tint of the shield embodies the stewardship of the CCA community.
The Phoenix represents the resiliency and ability to rise from a harrow. This denotes that every individual is known to be strong and valiant in spite of the obstacles that may occur. The brown body of the phoenix represents the modest characteristic of the institution while red feather, indicates love for the country.
All members in the CCA community should always seek and aim for greatness that implies the significance of the leaf which means - excellence. The shade of yellow infers to the joy of the community college despite their adversity.
The paper and quill that the phoenix holds indicate the freedom of speech and information that are based on non-biased truths.
