The Technopacer - Talisay

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  | Happy CrushI didn't plan to look for you,but sure, now I do. It's now a habit, it's rewarding, that leads me straigh...
18/01/2026

| Happy Crush

I didn't plan to look for you,
but sure, now I do.
It's now a habit, it's rewarding,
that leads me straight to you.

It's the way you say a certain word,
the way your eyes light up,
or even that warm smile.
A quiet kind of sunshine,
in the middle of my darkest days.

I don't need a grand confession,
silent stares,
and hidden smiles,
or a promise meant to keep.

I'm just happy in the shallows,
I think I'll never dive deep.

It's enough to feel that flicker,
the sudden, silly grace,
of a Friday feeling better,
just because I saw your face.

To be the spark across the room,
the reason for the cheer,
is enough to make my silence bloom,
just because you're here.

And that's enough for me,
to cling unto.

Poem | Plads
Illustration | Anie Almolanida

UNIVERSITY NEWS | Social Science students showcase community impact in “Lakad Komunidad” exhibitTo present their applied...
17/01/2026

UNIVERSITY NEWS | Social Science students showcase community impact in “Lakad Komunidad” exhibit

To present their applied learning through community-based projects and service-learning initiatives, Bachelor of Arts in Social Science third-year students launched their culminating Lakad Komunidad exhibit at the University Dining Hall, ETG Building, from January 13 to 15, 2026.

Anchored on the theme “Igniting Change Across Communities Through Service Learning,” the three-day exhibit, under the Philippine Current Trends and Issues course, featured research-based community initiatives, social development projects, and field outputs developed in collaboration with partner communities.

Through individually designed workshops and community activities, students demonstrated their ability to translate theoretical knowledge into practical and meaningful interventions as emerging social scientists.

“We believe that social scientists are problem solvers capable of addressing challenges of all scales. Through these projects, we demonstrate how social scientists can lead community transformation by implementing diverse and impactful solutions,” said Joshua V. Ladua, BA SocSci 3A student, underscoring how the event contributes to students’ academic and professional development.

| via Alyssa Narciso, The Technopacer - Talisay
Photo Courtesy | Joshua Ladua, Wolverine Dymosco

JUST IN | January 12 marks the first day opening of CHMSU admission portal, and as of 8:42 AM, slots were already reserv...
12/01/2026

JUST IN | January 12 marks the first day opening of CHMSU admission portal, and as of 8:42 AM, slots were already reserved for the day.

The reservation of admission slots will continue tomorrow, January 13 at 8 AM.

Link to admission portal: https://admission2026.chmsu.edu.ph/

Choose Wisely ✅Good luck on your Midterm exams today until Friday, CHMSUans!
05/01/2026

Choose Wisely ✅

Good luck on your Midterm exams today until Friday, CHMSUans!


Welcome Back, CHMSUans!Starting off the year strong by ending the semester with academic abundance!Endterm Season is her...
05/01/2026

Welcome Back, CHMSUans!

Starting off the year strong by ending the semester with academic abundance!

Endterm Season is here, may you all ace those exams and wipe out all the requirements needed at your own pace. Remember, it’s okay to slow down when needed; what matters is coming back even stronger.

Let's hold our heads high together! Padayon!

Illustration | Aulo Santos

  | I don't think I have what it takes.There is no evening when I don’t question whether I truly belong where I am right...
04/01/2026

| I don't think I have what it takes.

There is no evening when I don’t question whether I truly belong where I am right now. The pressure of proving myself worthy of someone else’s praise grips my wrists tighter each night—putting my pulse to a halt, eventually lulling me to sleep.

Like most people, I woke up one morning and decided to consider myself a jack of all trades, master of none—someone who makes others believe that it’s pretty fun to have so many interests, while hiding the fact that it feels like a hard slap in the face to realize that I’m not good at anything. It’s not talent that keeps me moving; it’s the need to show that I can do something.

Somewhere along the way, I learned to mistake movement for direction. I keep myself busy so I don’t have to confront the silence that asks what I truly want, or who I might be if I stopped performing. Perhaps this constant reaching isn’t proof of emptiness, but of a longing to belong—to something, to someone, or even to myself.

Yes, it is quite performative, but it’s the only way I know to survive.

I often feel lost in places and moments I should have already known. I don’t know what to do; I don’t know where to start. It’s hard to navigate when there are so many thoughts cluttering the mind, yet I’m too tired to smooth them out.

I don’t think I have what it takes to make it—but I hope to gather enough courage to get it done.

Prose | Kirk Espuerta
Illustration | Aulo Santos

  | Walang PagbabagoCartoon | Jennica Calinao
04/01/2026

| Walang Pagbabago

Cartoon | Jennica Calinao

Sa pagtakop sang tuig 2025, magabukas ang bag-o kag mabinungahon nga tuig 2026.Madamo man sang nga inagyan, kabudlayan k...
31/12/2025

Sa pagtakop sang tuig 2025, magabukas ang bag-o kag mabinungahon nga tuig 2026.

Madamo man sang nga inagyan, kabudlayan kag pag-antos—bagyo, linog, problema sa pamilya, nagaisahanon, kag kabug-at sang pangabuhi—ini tanan aton nalampuwasan.

Wala sing kasiguraduhan ang nagapadulong nga mga inadlaw. Ang padayon nga pag-atubang sa mga inagyan nga tinion ang pruweba sang gin-agom nga kusog kag paglaum.

Biskan nalampuwasan na ang madamo nga kasakit, kabay nga sa bag-ong tuig, indi lang kita mangabuhi para lang makalampuwas, kundi mabatyagan gid ang kabuhi—ang katawhay, kalipay, kag ang kahilwayan bisan sa pinakagamay nga mga butang.

Sa gihapon aton pangaptan ang paglaum nga sa ining tuig 2026 kita maka-ambit sang katam-is sang kabuhi kag kalipay nga hugot sa taguipusoon.

Nakaabot ka diri—kag amo ina ang pinaka-importante.

  | Humble BeginningsSign mo na to 🫵🫵🫵Take the risk or lose the chance, ika nga nila.Layout | Charito Radan III
31/12/2025

| Humble Beginnings

Sign mo na to 🫵🫵🫵
Take the risk or lose the chance, ika nga nila.

Layout | Charito Radan III

  | Amaccana 👄For our next cover: MouthAno ang indi mo na gusto mabatian next year?Layout | Charito Radan III
30/12/2025

| Amaccana 👄

For our next cover: Mouth
Ano ang indi mo na gusto mabatian next year?

Layout | Charito Radan III

In hours less than you've spent binge watching movies in your pajamas, moments you've enjoyed with your pals beneath the...
30/12/2025

In hours less than you've spent binge watching movies in your pajamas, moments you've enjoyed with your pals beneath the surface of the sun, and times you lulled yourself to sleep when nights grew colder, the year 2025 is about to end.

We can keep it in a sealed jar, a box above the cabinet where dust may accumulate in coming years, or even seal it in a letter written for your future self.

But, what is one thing: a belief, a friendship, or a habit you've outgrown this year and not choosing to carry it to 2026?

In this Journey's End, let us recall the would haves, could haves, and should haves this 2025. Let it be a reminder to our future selves, that a new beginning is always available after 365 days of helplessness, happiness, and soliloquy. That we can always choose to discard or keep fragments of who we are woven in our hearts, for brighter days ahead.

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