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The Scribblers, Capitol Compound, Brgy Maribulan, Alabel, Sarangani (2024)

18/11/2024

Determined and empowered—perfectly depicts the ANSHS’ campus journalists in the three-day Campus Journalism Training.

With guidance from various resource speakers who imparted their knowledge and advice, members from The Scribblers are fueled up for this year’s upcoming writing campus journalism competitions.

On the final day of the training, a simulated competition was held in order to assess the journos’ performance after the training. Here are the best outputs after a thorough deliberation from the resource speakers:

EDITORIAL WRITING
- Rianne Summer Pimentel
- Shandelle Aiken Orencio
- Steve Laurence Omas-as

FEATURE WRITING
- Christine Marianne Flores
- Shaneen Claire Du

COLUMN WRITING
- Ayah Hammouda
- Lorenzo Martin

SCITECH WRITING
- Brix Anthony Salloman
- Juliane Claveria
- Raul Ephraim Floresca

SPORTS WRITING
- Crizelle Kaye Padillo
- Juov Marianne Jamili

PHOTOJOURNALISM
- Caitlin Lagman
- Lyle Louis Ledesma
- Sophia Beatrice Hebrona

NEWS WRITING
- Severino Opsar Jr
- Wenzy Navarro

COPYREADING AND HEADLINE WRITING
- Faye Lorejas
- Hannah Wenceslao
- Jessie Mariel May Rodriguez

EDITORIAL CARTOONING
- Dannah Marie Jesurra
- Fatiyah Meiz Lim
- Richiel Torres
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13/11/2024

NEWS | DSTF commenced successfully; AlSci student researchers qualify for RSTF

Fulfilling their commitment and expertise in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) during the Division Science and Technology Fair (DSTF) 2024 at Alabel National Science High School (AlSci) on November 7, AlSci student researchers showcased their studies and won awards that qualified them for the Regional Science and Technology Fair (RSTF).

The DSTF was an event where student researchers from different schools in seven municipalities of Sarangani, such as Alabel, Malapatan, Glan, Malungon, Maasim, Kiamba, and Maitum, presented their studies and inventions in categories namely: Life Science, Mathematical and Computational Science, Physical/Applied Science, Robotics Intelligent Machine (RIM), and Science Innovation Expo.

The AlSci student researchers who won first place are Shaina Thea T. Marzo for Life Science (individual), Josiah Lemuel B. Torres for RIM (individual), Diane Kristina B. Manlapig for Scientific Innovation Expo (individual), as well as Angela Senta R. Biadoma, Raine Audrey D. Moreno, and Sofia Beatrice B. Hebrona for Mathematical and Computational Science (team).

Also, the student researchers who are qualified for RSTF and won second place are AJ P. Rocal for Mathematical and Computational Science (individual), Prince Ardhe A. Liray, Precious Reywena P. Burgos, and Stephanie Mhyles Q. Yap for Life Science (team), Hannah G. Wenceslao, Kyzzia Clair J. Pelarco, and Arthur D. Baje, Jr. for RIM (team), including Andrea Kassandra B. Andaya, Keziah Charisse C. Bangoy, and Shandelle Aiken D. Orencio for Science Innovation Expo.

In addition, the participants who also competed in the said event are Diane Grace B. Manlapig for Physical Science (individual), as well as Francine Mae B. Undray, Empress A. Albolera, and Cheska C. Guilao for Physical Science (team).

“I’m very happy because this is my first time to conduct the Division Science and Technology Fair, and of course with the participation of all the participants, as well as the collaboration of all the teachers and students of Alabel National Science High School, we had a successful activity,” stated by Marlou De Arce, the Sarangani Division Science Education Program Supervisor, regarding the commencement of the said event.

De Arce further mentioned that the participants of Sarangani for the RSTF should improve their papers and review them in order for them to ‘soar high’ in the upcoming event.
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by: Kairylle De Sagon
Photo by: Lyle Ledesma

11/11/2024

Get ready to sharpen your skills and amplify your voice, journos!

With the aim to hone the skills of ANSHS’ student-journalists and prepare for the nearing Division Schools Press Conference 2024, The Scribblers and
Ang Mamamahayag have teamed up to host the Campus Journalism Training, themed “Empowering responsible campus journalism for inclusive digital opportunities towards social impact.”

The workshop will feature a variety of resource speakers, each bringing valuable insights and expertise to enhance your journalistic skills.

Mark your calendars for November 13-15, 2024. Don’t miss out, ANSHS journos. See you there!
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06/11/2024

One truthful voice can create an echo but, when a manifold chooses to shout, resonance is formed, amplifying and producing a more empowered truth.

With great warmth, The Scribblers welcome its new members in the publication. Their commitment and dedication in using their voice for the mass have truly paid off.

We look forward to the talents and skills you have to share to the campus, upholding the values of integrity and the truth.

Here are the accepted aspirants in the recently concluded Scribblers’ audition in each event;

FEATURE WRITING:
1. Christine Marianne Flores
2. Shaneen Claire Du

EDITORIAL CARTOONING:
1. Dannah Marie Jesura
2. Thresha Kirsten Tongcua
3. Fatiya Mei Lim

NEWS WRITING:
1. Wenzy Navarro
2. Severino Opsar

EDITORIAL WRITING:
1. Rianne Summer Pimentel
2. Shandelle Aiken Orencio
3. Steve Laurence Omas-as

COLUMN WRITING:
1. Hammouda, Ayah

SCI-TECH WRITING:
1. Juliane Frances Claveria

SPORTS WRITING:
1. Crizelle Kaye Padillo
2. Juov Marianne Jamili

COPYREADERS:
1. Rodriguez, Jessie Mariel May
2. Lorejas, Faye

ONLINE PUBLISHING:
1. Andrea Andaya
2. Shanissa Sales
3. Sophia Lorraine Paca
4. Dorothy Grace Falconite
5. Vladimir Magaway

RADIO BROADCASTING:
1. Eduardo Pascual
2. Joshua Sandig
3. Arvee Zhei Panganiban
4. Rhea Noreen Gallaron
5. Rihanna Jillian Lumanta
6. Diane Dilangalen
7. Felicity Tuayon
8. Renee Gale Unda
10. Chellsey Garcia
11. Elphie Opeña
12. Georcelle Carcillar
13. Cheslyn Garcia
14. Elphie Opena
15. Alexus Jazz Alquiza
16. Lee Panganiban
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13/10/2024

When the thrum of hums to be the voice of the masses is forcely muted and the aegis of truth fades, a call for journalists with integrity is rang.

It’s Day 3 of The Scribblers’ audition, and we are in search of TV Broadcasters on campus! If you’re interested in participating, please head to the Senior High School Reading Center. Auditions will be held on October 15, 2024, at 2 p.m., but make sure to be at the audition venue at 1 p.m. to avoid delays.

To ensure organization, follow the following steps tomorrow:
Look for Ma’am Jan Carol Salas, Sir Kyle Regidor, or Mark Vincent Eiman if you have any questions.
Go to your designated area with your co-auditionees at the same event and list the necessary forms.
Secure your seats.
Wait for your script sheets which will be given once everything is settled.

Don’t hang up on the call to a be student-journalist. Be a shrimp, and swim with The Scribblers!

Reverberate the voice of the voiceless, reverberate the society’s truth.
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10/10/2024

The quill is drenched with ink and now waiting to be tilted once again by a hand made to pervade. Behold, as the plume illuminates its hues and the scribe continues.

It’s back! The awaited reunion of the pen and the hands of the clock is about to begin! The Scribblers Day 2 Audition will take place tomorrow at 1:00 PM.

For tomorrow’s audition, the publication will cater to auditionees for Sports Writing, Page Layout, Web Design, Photojournalism, Radio Broadcasting, and Copyreading and Headline Writing. The auditionees for Web Design and Page Layout are required to bring their laptop. While the Photojournalism auditionees are mandated to bring their laptops and digital cameras.

The auditionees for Sports Writing, Page Layout, Web Design, Photojournalism, and Copyreading and Headline Writing are advised to proceed first to the Physics/Chemistry Laboratory of ANSHS for the assignment of audition numbers. The Radio Broadcasting auditionees are instructed to proceed to the SHS Reading Center.

To ensure organization, follow the following steps tomorrow:
Look for Geraldluke Faciol, Hannah Wenceslao, Kyzzia Clair Pelarco, or Kairylle De Sagon for your audition number.
Go to your designated areas together with your co-auditionees at the same event.
Secure your seats.
Wait for your writing sheets which will be given once everything is settled.

The following are the rooms designated for the events tomorrow:
Multi-Purpose Room (MPR)- Copyreading and Headline Writing
SHS Reading Center- Radio Broadcasting
Physics Laboratory- Photojournalism and Sports Writing
Computer Laboratory- Web Design and Page Layout

For the students who have not registered yet are interested, we will be accepting walk-ins for the audition. May your pens scribe for truth and your plumes glimmer for authenticity. The orange-stained ink anticipates you. Good luck!
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02/10/2024

Are you ready to be a tenacious writer, holding a vibrant shrimp plume, with a vision of realigning the bent truth?

It’s happening! The pen, finally, aligns with the hands of the clock. The Scribblers Audition is about to take place hours from now.

For the Day 1 Audition, the publication will cater to auditionees for News Writing, Editorial Writing, Column Writing, Feature Writing, Editorial Cartooning, and Science and Technology Writing. It will take place in the Physics Laboratory, from 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM.

To ensure organization, follow the following steps later:
Look for Geraldluke Faciol or Kairylle De Sagon for your audition number.
Secure your seats together with your co-auditionees at the same event.
Wait for your writing sheets which will be given once everything is settled.

For the students who are willing to audition yet have not registered, we will be accepting walk-ins for the audition. May your pens scribe for truth and your plumes glimmer for authenticity. The orange-stained ink anticipates you. Good luck!
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Caption by Kyzzia Clair Pelarco
Layout by Luke Faciol

01/10/2024

ANNOUNCEMENT | THE SCRIBBLERS’ AUDITION

The orange-inked quill is moved and now waiting to be steadied. Are you ready to take hold?

The Scribblers’ rescheduled audition will be happening on October 03, 2024 (Day 1), and October 11, 2024 (Day 2), from 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM in the Chemistry/Physics Laboratory of Alabel National Science High School. The publication will cater to the auditionees for News Writing, Editorial Writing, Column Writing, Feature Writing, Editorial Cartooning, and Science and Technology Writing on Thursday, October 03, 2024. The audition date for Radio Broadcasting, Layout and Page Design, Web Layouting, Sports Writing, and Copyreading and Headline Writing is on October 11, 2024.

To ensure organization, follow the following steps on the audition day:
Look for Geraldluke Faciol or Kairylle De Sagon for your audition number.
Secure your seats together with your co-auditionees at the same event.
Wait for your writing sheets which will be given once everything is settled.

For those who have not registered yet, you can still fill out the registration form as it is still open and will close tomorrow, October 2, 2024, at 11:59 PM. Nevertheless, we will be accepting walk-ins for the audition. May your pens scribe for truth and your plumes glimmer for authenticity. The orange-stained ink anticipates you. Good luck!

Fill out the form at https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1dQlmi0g2UgWFDfM2f3CoN6LOlKXIjsvqj273umg99Ts/viewform?edit_requested=true
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Caption by Kyzzia Clair Pelarco
Layout by Luke Faciol

19/09/2024

ANNOUNCEMENT | Extension of Online Registration

Due to sudden changes in the school schedule, today's arranged audition is canceled. However, given the striking need for more campus journalists, the online registration for The Scribblers is extended until September 29, 2024 at 11:59 PM. The new audition schedule will be announced in due time.

For all aspiring student journalists, The Scribblers is looking for:
News Writers
Editorial and Column Writers
Feature Writers
Science and Technology Writers
Sports Writers
Photojournalists
Copyreaders and Headline Writers
Cartoonists and Visual Illustrators
Web Designers
Layout Artists
Radio Broadcasters

Fill out the form at: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1dQlmi0g2UgWFDfM2f3CoN6LOlKXIjsvqj273umg99Ts/viewform?edit_requested=true&fbclid=IwY2xjawFZZAdleHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHV6Ts90VLY9DUfDv0AwSLUO6ECJ4kVxMrtnIc6td5n3tugn-8Pwh2uPeZg_aem_t-O3Q0sHaOD0EnF1BWzQbw.

Dare to join the publication and scribe with us, for truth and through truth.

18/09/2024

Calling all aspiring scribes. The clock is ticking, and the registration deadline is fast approaching. Don’t forget to fill in the form and submit your registration. Best of luck, future shrimps! 🦐 🧡

Registration ends today, September 19,2024, at 11:59 p.m. Fill out the form at https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1dQlmi0g2UgWFDfM2f3CoN6LOlKXIjsvqj273umg99Ts/viewform?edit_requested=true.

12/09/2024

When ink flows as a blood through one’s veins, the pain for truth intensifies until it informs. An ink—which stains in different colors yet the vibrant orange hue catches the dilating pupil of the unsighted— should always be used to scribe for the unheard and to enquitably balance the scale of truth; as well as to be given the platform to be seen. When the bent truth is poised, it should be mended by a genuine pursuer of veracity.

The orange-stained ink is now ready. Are you?

We are delighted to announce that The Scribblers, The Official School Publication of Alabel National Science High School, opens the lid of the ink and is looking for plume-holders.

We are looking for:

News Writers
Editorial and Column Writers
Feature Writers
Science and Technology Writers
Sports Writers
Photojournalists
Copyreaders and Headline Writers
Cartoonists and Visual Illustrators
Web Designers
Layout Artists
Radio Broadcasters

The Scribblers 2024 Tryouts registration begins today, September 13, 2024, and ends on Wednesday, September 18, 2024, at 11:59 PM. Fill out the form at https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1dQlmi0g2UgWFDfM2f3CoN6LOlKXIjsvqj273umg99Ts/viewform?edit_requested=true.

So what are you waiting for? Your pursuit of truth awaits. The Scribblers is ready for you, journos!

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Caption by: Kyzzia Clair Pelarco
Pubmat by: Luke Faciol

14/08/2024

𝐄𝐃𝐈𝐓𝐎𝐑𝐈𝐀𝐋 | 𝐄𝐘𝐄𝐒 𝐎𝐍 𝐓𝐇𝐄 𝐁𝐀𝐋𝐋

Filipinos are often labeled as "short kings" by many nationalities. However, height does not hinder Filipinos from loving the warmth of basketball courts and the thrill of the ball game. Seeing many basketball courts and being a staple in the barangay leagues, it is evident that basketball is truly Filipinos’ favorite pastime. But it’s time to let other sports shine and step out from the shadows of being overlooked and unsupported.

Basketball, deeply rooted in our history dating back to American colonialism, had a lasting impact. With the rules to shoot the ball on the 10-foot basketball hoops and battle with 6-foot-tall players safeguarding the ball, only a few Filipinos are ideal to play. However, shorter guys, such as Filipinos are determined to make a name in basketball. Not seeing that there are equally, if not, more promising opportunities outside of said sport.

Carlos Edriel Yulo, a Filipino gymnast, began his pursuit of victory in 2008. Standing at 4'11", he has earned gold, silver, and bronze medals in various competitions, including the South East Asian Championships, Asian Championships, and World Championships. The only accolade missing from his collection is an Olympic medal. Although he did not make it to the podium at the Tokyo Olympics, he redeemed himself at the Paris Olympics. Yulo made a historic victory for the Philippines after winning two gold medals. With a score as high as 15.000 in the floor exercise and 15.116 in the vault event of gymnastics, Yulo ascended to the top of the podium. His success in gymnastics, a sport well-suited for those of shorter stature, highlights how Caloy has fully embraced his advantageous height in gymnastics. His success is a testament to how Filipinos can excel in acrobatics and tumbles, proving there’s more to our athletic potential than just basketball.

Yulo may have fallen short at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, but it was Hidilyn Diaz who astounded the world by securing the Philippines' first-ever gold medal – the first time the Philippine anthem was heard on the Olympic stage. Before reaching the Olympic gold medal, Diaz first became the 11th placer in the Beijing Olympics, not finishing in the London Olympics and a silver medalist in the Rio Olympics. Despite all her massive achievements, she also carried a heavy burden throughout her Olympic journey that she could not lift alone. “Is it okay to ask [for] sponsorship sa mga private companies towards Tokyo 2020? Hirap na hirap na ko, I need financial support,” candidly expressed on her Instagram story back in 2019. Although she eventually received millions of incentives, her experience underscores the lack of government support for less popular sports.

These athletes have brought pride to our country by excelling in their respective sports, and this should not absolve the government of its responsibility to support every athlete. While the national basketball team receives the lion’s share of funding, next year’s sports commission budget has been slashed from 1.15 billion pesos to 725 million pesos. This meant that Filipino athletes outside basketball would face limitations when it comes to training apparatus, coaching, and would possibly support themselves financially.

The overemphasis on one sport in our country has created a weight of burden and tumbles for other Filipino athletes. The government may love seeing Filipinos on top of the podium, but when it comes to giving them support and exposure, their eyes are always on the ball. With many aspiring champions in the Philippines, allocating them more funds and giving exposure to other sports aside from basketball can eradicate the problem of designating young Filipinos to only one sport and produce champions that weave Philippine pride.

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Art by: Thresha Tongcua, Alexandria Lexi Ortiz

27/03/2024

The Scribblers, AlSci's esteemed school publication, demonstrated journalistic excellence as they secured awards across various journalism events at the 2024 Division Schools Press Conference in Glan, Sarangani Province, from March 21-23.

In addition to making proud, their accomplishments have qualified them to represent the school at the 2024 Regional Schools Press Conference (RSPC), where they are poised to continue their winning streak and uphold their reputation as champions.

Congratulations, journos!
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Pubmat by: Geraldluke Faciol
Caption by: Heart Leh Alcudia

08/12/2023

Reavivar 2023 reaches completion; Batch 24 hails the victor

Unveiling their skills and sportsmanship in line with the theme “reinflaming the golden spirit of companionship,” the intramurals for the school year 2023-2024, Reavivar, commenced on November 10 and came to an end on December 1; whereas Batch 24 (Textile Fortifiers) who garnered a score of 945 points has snatched the victory as the overall champion, followed by Batch 23 (Minework Monarchs) at 810 points, Batch 26 (Nautical Mariners) at 710 points, Batch 25 (Citadel Sentinels) at 670 points, Batch 27 (Grid Wardens) at 560 points, and Batch 28 (Tribal Archers) at 550 points.

As they battled for the triumph, each tribute participated in major and minor events such as Mr. and Ms. Intramurals, Battle of the Bands, mass dance, bench yell, volleyball, basketball, sepak takraw, kickball, amazing race, badminton, chess, Game of the Generals, dodgeball, darts, and patintero.

At the end of the long combat, beyond the fight for trophies, the essence of the Reavivar intramurals was not solely about securing the victory for each batch’s tribute; rather, it was meant to be a reminder of reklinding the flames of camaraderie and resurging the spirit of sportsmanship and resiliency.
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by: Shanissa Sales, Kairylle de Sagon
Photo by: Lyle Ledesma
Pubmat by: Geraldluke Faciol

19/11/2023

𝗛𝗔𝗣𝗣𝗬 𝗜𝗡𝗧𝗘𝗥𝗡𝗔𝗧𝗜𝗢𝗡𝗔𝗟 𝗝𝗢𝗨𝗥𝗡𝗔𝗟𝗜𝗦𝗧 𝗗𝗔𝗬 | November 19, 2023

Today commemorates the courageous truth seekers and storytellers —the relentless individuals who dedicate themselves to bringing us the stories that truly matter. It's a day to honor the audacious men and women who face scrutiny and violence head on in their quest to reveal the truth. Today, we exalt the invaluable efforts of journalists worldwide, recognizing their pivotal role in fortifying transparency, upholding accountability, and fostering the unrestricted dissemination of information.

As the official publication of Alabel National Science High School, The Scribblers unites in profound gratitude, acknowledging the immense sacrifices made to amplify the voices of students and bolster truth-seekers globally.
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Pubmat by Isabel Cordero
Caption by Jireh Obedoza

13/11/2023

Aspiring campus journalists convey their commitment; tryouts for The Scribblers commence.

Driven by the principle “bringing news straight from the source,” together with their expertise and commitment in the field of journalism, approximately 80 students of Alabel National Science High School (AlSci) engaged in the 2023 tryouts for The Scribblers on October 13 in the hopes of becoming part of the school publication.

The Scribblers quested for aspiring news writers, editorial and column writers, feature writers, science and technology writers, sports writers, photojournalists, copyreading and headline writers, cartoonists and visual illustrators, web designers, layout artists, and radio broadcasters, as the registration for the said audition opened on October 8 and ended on October 12.

On February 4, students also participated in the tryouts for the school publication with the aim of becoming a part of it and contributing to the field of journalism.
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Photo by Lyle Ledesma, Sophia Hebrona
Caption by Kairylle De Sagon