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Capitol Correspondents, Corrales Extension, Cagayan de Oro (2025)

06/08/2025

𝗜𝗡 𝗣𝗛𝗢𝗧𝗢𝗦 | Salamin ng Diwa, Tinig ng Puso, Isang Makulay na Pagdiriwang ng Pasalitang Tula

Ang Capitol University Senior High School, sa pangunguna ng Sandigan ng Capitolyan sa Filipino (SACAFIL), ay nagbigay-parangal sa yaman ng ating wika at kultura sa pamamagitan ng Pasalitang Tula nitong Buwan ng Wika 2025. Naganap ang makasaysayang pagdiriwang na ito noong ika-6 ng Agosto, 2025. Dinalumat ng mga estudyante ang husay at damdamin sa bawat taludtod mula sa malalim na paglalarawa hanggang sa masigabong palakpakan.

Sa AVR Room 6&7 ng IT Building, nagtagpo ang mga na naghatid ng tinig, tindig, at tibok ng puso para sa Filipino. Bawat tagpo’y puno ng tapang, talino, at pagmamahal sa sariling wika.

Apat na estudyante mula sa iba't ibang seksyo sa ika-12 na Baitang ang sumali sa paligsahan upang maipakita ang kanilang kasanayan sa pag-iisip, pagsulat, at paghahatid sa tula na may buong emosyon.

Habang pito naman estudyante mula sa Ika-11 Baitang ang lumahok sa paligsahan ng pasalitang tula upang ibahagi ang husay sa paglikha, pagbigkas, at pagpapahayag ng damdamin sa bawat taludtod

Hindi matatawaran ang tapang at galing ng bawat kalahok. Ngayong tapos na ang elimination round, abangan kung sinu-sino ang mga papasok sa finals. Ang official listahan ng mga top winners ay iaanunsyo sa Augusto 13.

Mga Salita nina Rigel Miñoza at Mark Bautista
Larawan nina Shakirah Gabutan at Louis Bangot (OJT)

06/08/2025

𝗜𝗡 𝗣𝗛𝗢𝗧𝗢𝗦 | Sa patuloy na paglaganap ng henerasyon, ang ating kasaysayan, ugat, at kultura ay hindi dapat maging estranghero sa sinumang Pilipino.

Ang Capitol University Senior High School, sa pangunguna ng Sandigan ng Capitolyan sa Filipino (SACAFIL), ay matagumpay na nagsagawa ng Tagisan ng Talino bilang bahagi ng pagdiriwang ng Buwan ng Wika 2025, na ginanap noong ika-6 ng Agosto 2025 sa loob ng AVR Room 7, IT Building.

Ipinamalas ng mga piling mag-aaral mula sa Grade 11 at Grade 12—dalawang kinatawan mula sa bawat seksyon—ang kanilang talas ng isip at pusong makabayan sa larangan ng wika, kultura, at kasaysayan ng Pilipinas.

Sa ika-labindalawang baitang, matagumpay na naisagawa ang unang yugto ng kompetisyon, kung saan itinanghal na mga nagwaging seksyon ang Bronze, Mint, Ebony, at Dandelion na mag-aabante sa pinal na bahagi ng paligsahan.

Samantala, sa ika-labing isang baitang, matapos ang masigasig at mahigpit na eliminasyon, ang mga seksyong Euclid, Virchow, at Descartes ang napiling magpatuloy sa pinal na bahagi ng kompetisyon.

Ang mga seksyong ito ay maglalaban-laban muli sa ika-13 ng Agosto para sa pinakamataas na posisyon, ang pagiging kampeon. Tunay ngang nananatiling buhay sa puso ng kabataan ang pagmamahal sa ating pinagmulan.

Sabi nga ni Dr. Jose Rizal: “Ang hindi marunong lumingon sa pinanggalingan ay hindi makakarating sa kanyang paroroonan.”

Mga Salita nina Rigel Miñoza at Gladys S. Kilem
Larawan nina Mio Bation, Rianne Mecarte (OJT), Louis Bangot (OJT), Evriel Razalo (OJT), at Leighian Quiniquito (OJT)

04/08/2025

Dare to write. Dare to lead.

Capitol University Senior High School proudly presents the School Level Press Conference (SLPC) on August 13, 2025, organized by the Capitol Correspondents.

This exciting event invites all aspiring journalists, writers, and media enthusiasts to compete in various categories such as writing, cartooning, and broadcasting. Whether you're a seasoned writer or just starting out, this is your chance to challenge yourself and shine.

Register here: https://forms.gle/A2M8RU3hRsKm4DzU6
Deadline: August 12, 2025

Layout by Angel Avila

03/08/2025

𝗖𝗢𝗥𝗥𝗘𝘁𝗼𝗼𝗻 | Sa bawat pinong hiblang hinabi mula sa himaymay ng ating wika, nakaukit ang kasaysayang isinatinig ng marka ng ating mga ninuno—mga salitang umuukit ng anyo sa ating pagkakakilanlan, mga kwentong patuloy na bumabalong sa ugat ng ating pagkabatiran. Ang Filipino at mga katutubong wika ay hindi lamang daluyan ng komunikasyon, kung hindii mga buhay na dagundong ng diwang bayan—may lalim na singlawak ng kalawakan, may diwang kasingtayog ng dambuhalang imprastraktura, at may dangal na sumasalamin sa ating kasarinlan.

Ito ang diwang isinakatawan ng temang, “Paglinang sa Filipino at Katutubong Wika: Makasaysayan sa Pagkakaisa ng Bansa.” Sa patuloy na pagbubukad ng ating mga wika, sinisiyasat natin ang talaarawan ng bayan upang patubuin ang binhi ng pagkabuklod. Ang bawat kataga’y tila gabay na bituin sa madilim na karagatan ng masalimout na nakaraan, sumisiklab na ilaw sa kasalukuyan at nag-aalab sa pangakong bukas—nagliliwanag, nagtutulay, naglalapit sa mga puso’t diwang nag-uugat sa iisang bayan.

Mga salita ni J4 Emben
Sining ni Brent Nanol
Layout ni Angel Avila

02/08/2025

𝗜𝗡 𝗣𝗛𝗢𝗧𝗢𝗦 | "Prevention is better than cure, especially when there is no cure."

With the worldwide rising of HIV cases, in the 2nd of August 2025, Capitol University Health Services together with the Office of Student Affairs and Services conducted an HIV Awareness and Testing with the invitation of DOH-NMMC HAACT Treatment Hub Personnel through Resource Speaker, Dr. Leslie Christine Magsayo-Salon.
The Program required the attendance of 3 representatives per club and organizations varying from Senior High School to College departments.

The program highlighted with the guidance of HIV and AIDS. It was a gateway to teach and explore how they occur, in what ways will they be acquired, the changes in your body, the time frame of its incubation, and the ways to prevent its chance of worsening and deteriorating the health of an HIV positive and a possible development of AIDS.

Through this program, the students and even some faculty members were informed thoroughly with statistics and evidences. A free HIV testing was also held for interested individuals who are curious and are seeking assurance for their health. They also had a question and answer portion where anyone is at liberty to raise a question which the resource speaker will answer.

Common misconceptions and wrong actions that causes the life of an individual to decline and suffer must be prevented at all costs. It is with great honor that the Capitol University was given this opportunity to fix wrong habits both in action and in knowledge.

Words by Dane Baldado
Photos by Mio Bation

30/07/2025

𝗖𝗢𝗥𝗥𝗘𝗱𝗮𝗸 | NUTRITION MONTH CULMINATION

Capitol University Senior High School held the Young Entrepreneur's Society (YES) Club's Nutrition Month Culmination on the 30th of July 2025 with an enjoyable and unforgettable experience. Starting off with the Quiz Bee and Salad Making competitions that showcased the prominent and competitive abilities of the students in reeling their analytical and inventive skills.

Succeded by the shouts of the Nutri-chant competition that trembled the stage with their steady and mighty cheers, it became a joyful and momentous occation full of pride and hail with each student's honor within their strand. Additionally, the performances of the Stallions, Kasadya, and Crescendo clubs that dominated the stage displayed their illustration of the beauty of the event through dancing and singing.

Ending with the awarding ceremony and community dance, the culmination of the Nutrition Month isn't only a celebration of an end but a symbol of unity within intellect, strength, and fitness.

Words by Dane Baldado
Photos by Shakirah Gabutan, Rhayeven Coderos (OJT), Zykel Ybañez (OJT), Akeelah Alvarez (OJT), and Iah Ormillada (OJT)

30/07/2025

𝗜𝗡 𝗣𝗛𝗢𝗧𝗢𝗦 | Nutrichant 2025 Begins with Purpose and Pride as the program opened with a sharp and striking entrance of flying colors, setting the stage for a meaningful and spirited celebration. This was followed by the solemn and heartfelt singing of the opening prayer, national anthem, and the school hymn—grounding the celebration in unity and shared purpose.

Capitol University Senior High School Vice Principal, Mrs. Maria Conchita P. Bas, welcomed everyone with an inspiring message, setting the tone for a celebration filled with creativity, teamwork, and heart. Her words encouraged everyone to participate not just with effort, but with pride in what each strand has to offer.

Held at the Capitol University Gymnasium on July 30, 2025, the nutrichant was energized by the enthusiasm of every student and strand. The event highlighted creativity, teamwork, and passion, with each strand delivering impressive presentations that showcased their dedication.

Each strand brought their own flavor of creativity and enthusiasm to their benches, showcasing their unwavering spirit for Nutrichant 2025. These vibrant displays left a lasting impression on the judges—a reflection of each individual's strong and unique presence throughout the event.

Words by Helkie Ros and Harris Saadoden (OJT)
Photos by Shakirah Gabutan, Iah Ormillada (OJT), and Akeelah Alvarez (OJT), Zykel Ybañez (OJT)

30/07/2025

𝗜𝗡 𝗣𝗛𝗢𝗧𝗢𝗦 | Capitol University roars with spirit in an action-packed Nutrition Month celebration with the turned up heat for the event as Capitolians showcased their talent, creativity, and school spirit during a high-energy day of competitions and performances on July 30, 2025. The campus buzzed with excitement as students engaged in a vibrant lineup of events that celebrated both health awareness and artistic expression.

The festivities kicked off with a series of spirited contests, including the NutriChant, quiz bee, slogan-making, and poster-making competitions. The NutriChant contest ignited the crowd with dynamic, well-coordinated performances, while the quiz bee challenged students’ grasp of nutrition knowledge and healthy lifestyle practices. Meanwhile, the slogan and poster-making competitions gave students a platform to creatively promote messages of wellness through impactful visuals and thoughtful words.

Here are the standout winners for today's events:

Poster Making Contest
• Champion: Princess Angelica N. Avila (12 – Gold)
• 1st Runner-Up: Kim Ashley Paloma (11 – Dell), Mah Avegail C. Dela Torre (11 – Plato)
• 2nd Runner-Up: Aidan Jai A. Pelayo (11 – Bloomberg)

Slogan Making Contest
• Champion: Judd Harvey N. Trazo (11 – Backus)
• 1st Runner-Up: Shakirah Zhen L. Gabutan (12 – Jasper)
• 2nd Runner-Up: Angel Rose A. Deramas (11 – Newton),
Khyne Nichole C. Escobido (12 – Crimson), and
Ailynne May E. Guintana (12 – Ebony)

Quiz Bee
• Champion: STEM Nursing Aide
• 1st Runner-Up: HUMSS Criminology
• 2nd Runner-Up: STEM Engineering

Salad Making Contest
• Champion: STEM Nursing Aide (12 – Purple)
• 1st Runner-Up: HUMSS Teaching Aide (11 – Aristotle)
• 2nd Runner-Up: STEM Engineering (12 – Hazel)

NutriChant Competition
• Champion: STEM Nursing Aide
• 1st Runner-Up: HUMSS Teaching Aide
• 2nd Runner-Up: Accountancy, Business Management

In between competitions, the crowd enjoyed energetic performances that added flair to the event. The Stallions opened with a creative dance highlighting the value of nutrition, followed by the Kasadya Club’s sharp and stylish routine to “Golden.” The Crescendo Music Club then took a softer turn with their heartfelt rendition of “Brave,” showcasing strong vocal harmony.

To end the day, Club Moderator Ms. Jossa Jumawid shared a brief but inspiring message on the importance of healthy living. The celebration then wrapped up with a lively dance number from the YES Club and volunteers — the perfect end to a celebration of health, talent, and unity.

Words by Helkie Ros and Candice Saberon (OJT)
Photos by Shakirah Gabutan, Rhayeven Coderos (OJT), Zykiel Ybañez (OJT), and Akeelah Alvarez (OJT)

30/07/2025

𝗜𝗡 𝗣𝗛𝗢𝗧𝗢𝗦 | The culmination of this year's Nutrition Month was marked by an intellectually stimulating Quiz Bee, hosted by the Young Entrepreneurs Society (YES Club) on July 30, 2025, at the university gymnatorium. With the theme "Sa PPAN: Sama-sama sa Nutrisyong para sa Lahat!", the event transformed into a battle of wits, where Grade 11 & 12 finalists worked together to each represent their strands as they showcased their knowledge under pressure.

Beyond the rankings, the event highlighted the true essence of teamwork, awareness, and the practical application of knowledge in health, nutrition, and community well-being. All the participants proved that true brilliance lies not just in quick answers, but in wisdom that nourishes minds and society alike.

Words by Mark Bautista and Dencar Chloe Del Carmen (OJT)
Photos by Shakirah Gabutan, Iah Ormillada (OJT), and Akeelah Alvarez (OJT), Zykel Ybanez (OJT)

30/07/2025

𝗜𝗡 𝗣𝗛𝗢𝗧𝗢𝗦 | In celebration of this year's Culmination day of Nutrition month on July 30, 2025, the Young Entrepreneur Society (YES) Club kicked off an exciting Salad Making Contest at the university gymnatorium, Students from Grades 11 & 12 across different sections brought their A-game, mixing fresh ingredients, bold flavors, and creative twists to celebrate this months' vibrant occasion.

This contest encouraged teamwork and a deeper understanding of healthy food as the students prepared their own nutritious and visually appealing salads. Students were able to showcase their cooking skills and creativity as they sliced through this contest.

The atmosphere was filled with the smell of healthy and fresh vegetables, together with the sound of the slicing knives. This activity is more than just a contest, but rather, a reminder that balanced eating and mindful dietary decisions are important.

Words by Mark Bautista and Mary Dorothy (OJT)
Photos by Shakirah Gabutan, Rhayeven Coderos (OJT), and Akeelah Alvarez (OJT)

19/07/2025

𝗜𝗡 𝗣𝗛𝗢𝗧𝗢𝗦 | In a continued effort to strengthen the partnership between home and school, the Senior High School PTA Meeting was successfully held on July 19, 2025, beginning at the school gymnasium and continuing in the respective classrooms.

Parents and guardians had the opportunity to engage with teachers, gain insights into academic programs, and discuss ways to support the student's development. The event fostered meaningful dialogue and reinforced the shared commitment to guiding learners toward success.

Words by Helky Ross
Photos by Glen Emerald Hernandez and Shakirah Gabutan

16/07/2025

𝗜𝗡 𝗣𝗛𝗢𝗧𝗢𝗦 | The Slogan and Poster Making were held on the first day of the Nutrition Month celebration, it sparked the innovation and insights of the Senior High School students who participated in the competition.

Dedication, focus, and imagination ran throughout the process as different products of analytical and inventive minds made its way towards the art of their words and techniques—showing their passion and creativity through the works of their inventive hands.

Words by Dane Baldado
Photos by Mio Bation

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