Malaki ang respeto ko sa mga taong boboto kay Digong Duterte.

Tulad ko, gusto nila

ng pagbabago. Hindi ba't nakakasawa na nga naman na paulit-ulit na tayong
pumipili ng isang Presidente na kung hindi KURAKOT ay INUTIL?
Hindi makakaila na maganda at maayos ang Davao City. Isa siyang tunay na
kahanga-hangang mayor.
Ngunit ang isang Mayor ay HINDI isang Pangulo. Maaaring magkatulad silang pinuno
ng kanilang mga nasasakupan, ngunit di hamak na mas malawak ang sakop ng
pagiging isang Presidente.
Ang Presidente ay AMA NG BAYAN. Bilang isang ama, hindi lamang siya
tagapagtaguyod ng ekonomiya at kaperahan, dapat ay mabuti rin siyang
halimbawa. Hindi ko gustong maging ama ang isang babaero na laging nagmumura
at hindi natatakot magpapatay para lang sa kanyang hangarin, gaano man ito
kabuti. Hindi ito magandang ehemplo sa ating mga kabataan. Anong iisipin nila? Na
kung may kapangyarihan ka, okay lang na marami kang babae? Okay lang na
bastos ang bibig? Okay lang na gawin mo ang kahit na ano, kahit magbantang
pumatay ng labag sa batas, mapasunod lamang ang mga tao?
Kung titingnan natin, ang Pangulo rin ang ating KINATAWAN SA PANDAIGDIGANG
ENTABLADO. Anong mukhang ihaharap natin sa ibang bansa kung ganito magsalita
at umasta ang ating Presidente? Pakatandaan natin, lalo na sa ASEAN Integration at
sa panahon ng globalization, na napakahalaga ng international relations pagdating
sa kalakalan, ekonomiya, at maging sa pagtutulungan sa panahon ng sakuna.
Si Digong Duterte ay isang abogadong hindi pinapahalagahan ang batas. Maaaring
iniaangat niya ang paglaban sa krimen, ngunit mas malaki pa ang sinasakripisyo
niya: ang pagkakaroon ng tao ng karapatang magpaliwanag, ang karapatang
ipagtanggol ang sarili nila lalo na sa mga bintang na maaring hindi totoo.
Oo, hindi maikakaila na marami siyang nagawa para sa Davao. Astig siya, pero sa
ngayon hindi natin kailangan ng astig na Presidente. Kailangan natin ay yaong
matino, titingalain, at pahahalagahan ang tunay na diwa ng batas, ang batas na
para sa mamamayang Pilipino.
credit 107 3 2nd
PRIL 112 2 2nd
MEdjur 118 1 2nd
elective x 6 units
transpo 138 2 1st
OLA 1 127 4 1st
elective x 6
OLA 2 128 4
no elective x 6
18 units of Electives

Chad Patrick Osorio graduated from UP Diliman cum laude and is currently a 4th
year student at the UP College of Law.
He has worked as a United Nations Legal Intern in Cambodia with the Virtual
Tribunal, under its international public affairs division.
While working for the Affiliated Network for Social Accountability in East Asia and
the Pacific, he headed i-budget.mo, a participatory budgeting initiative, and Open
Contracting in the Classroom and Beyond, funded by the World Bank Institute,
which is a semi-finalist at the worldwide Ashoka Changemakers Close the Feedback
Loop Competition.
Recently, Chad has spoken at various international events, notably as a lecturer for
the Asian Law Students' Association and the ASEAN Youth Leaders' Association, and
as a facilitator at the Asian Development Bank.
He currently works as a Research Associate at UP Law Center's Institute of
International Legal Studies, focusing on the application of international law policies
for the marginalized, particularly in post-disaster areas.
Wonder
Property
Zenny- grade na all
GENEVA- edit resume, edit letter, ask for recommendation letters (OCG, Gawad)
DanGat
UPDATE description
look at RRL also for street photog
PIL (add the cases and the digests, reformat)
Zenny charge- billing
things to do for work- book projects (Sharmaine and Wenkie), NUPJ ICJ
Meet with Allan
Tenant information plus other docs
calling card- photographer, writer, public speaker, academic officer
(Psychology, Youth Leadership and International Law)
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Rowing Through Colors
Our bodies of water are a source of National Pride. Not only do they sustain life,
they are also objects of serene and wondrous beauty. From majestic beaches to
stunning waterfalls, from fast-flowing rivers to calm and pensive lakes, truly and

proudly they are Tatak Pinoy, and it is our obligation as Filipinos to take good care of
them for our future generations.
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Filipinos: The Water People
With 7107 islands, within them countless lakes, rivers and streams, we are
surrounded by water. We are defined by it. Our numerous colorful festivals celebrate
both bountiful harvest and life-giving water, and our traditional culture emphasizes
strong respect for bodies of water and its inhabitants. Philippine life celebrating
water is truly Tatak Pinoy, and it is our obligation as Filipinos to take good care of
our bodies of water for the generations to come.