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DZUP Radio Circle

2011-04-20T08:37:49Z

Edmanlises: /* Contact Details */

[[Image:DZUP-RC.jpg|250px|thumb|right|DZUP RC Logo]]

The DZUP Radio Circle, renowned in two points of its exceptionality; a university-wide academic organization dedicated to the responsible use of radio as a tool for the promotion of media education and awareness. It is the student organization arm of DZUP 1602; the official radio station of University of the Philippines, Diliman. 
 

==Contact Details==
Mobile: +639054736906 
Email: dzupradiocircle@yahoo.com 
Address: 2nd Floor Broadcast Building, Media Center, College of Mass Communication, University of the Philippines Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines 1101

==History==
DZUP RADIO CIRCLE was established in July 2005 by then DZUP 1602 interns who saw the need for an organization to help support the stability and continuity of its operations. 
 
The forerunner of what is now DZUP 1602 may be traced back in 1957 when the contract between the University of the Philippines and the Radio Corporation of America took effect and made DZUP a reality. 
 
The following year DZUP was formally launched on air at the Engineering building at 5 o’clock in the afternoon of December 2, 1958 by then UP President Vicente G. Sinco. Soon after, the station obtained credit from different parts of society reached by its airwaves. DZUP gained recognition from its spectators as part of the media that responds to the challenges of providing information, deliberation, and awareness needed by the people. 
 
At the height of the Diliman Commune in January 1971, the students took over the station which became an anti-Marcos medium of communication. The military tried but failed to destroy transmission facilities. It was only until September of 1972 that they succeeded in stopping the operation by destroying its equipment. 
 
Notwithstanding the upshot of defying the said bent Administration that challenged its existence, the DZUP rose and sustained its place in society as a part of media taking part in responsible journalism. It also didn’t fail in producing a better range of programs produced to bid entertainment and information towards its audience. 
 
Presently, the DZUP RADIO CIRCLE—the student organization arm of DZUP 1602—is continuing its part in DZUP’s unstoppable legacy in substantial and responsible broadcasting.

==Officers==
 
'''ACADEMIC YEAR 2011-2012'''

Eastword De Guzman Manlises 
''President'' 
 
Jeraldine Pascual 
''Vice President for Internals'' 
 
Angela Herrera 
''Vice President for Externals'' 
 
Karen Mesina 
''Secretary'' 
 
Betina Bondoc 
''Membership Committee Head'' 
 
Eah Antonio 
''Events Committee Head'' 
 
Christian Angelo Manuel 
''Finance and Marketing Committee Head'' 
 
Perry Buhat 
''Public Relations and Media Liaisons Committee Head'' 
 
Jacob Fabonan 
''Academics Committee Head'' 

==Members==
The organization has a diverse membership, composed of students majoring in Broadcast Communication, Speech Communication, Journalism, Engineering, and Public Administration.

==Activities==
DZUP RC holds activities for DZUP 1602 and the entire UP community as well. The organization holds radio workshops and other training activities for its members, applicants and interested students.

Every July, the organization celebrates its founding anniversary through Radio Circle month. The main event for this is the Musiquiz, a quiz show that aims to provide the students a chance to showcase their knowledge and interest in music.

The organization also helps in a comprehensive University Student Council Election Coverage, which is aired on DZUP 1602. Every USC election, DZUP interns and RC members are assigned to different colleges as correspondents to give up-to-date reports, from the campaign sorties to the proclamation of winners. RC also helps in the live coverage of other events in the campus such as the Lantern Parade every December.

DZUP RC also organizes College Collision, an inter-school amateur band competition for college students. It is the organization's flagship event which serves as an avenue for promising college bands to showcase their talents. It is also a fund raising activity for DZUP 1602. A portion of the profit gained from the event will proceed to the funding of operations of DZUP 1602.

==See Also==
* [[DZUP 1602]]

[[Category: UP Diliman]] [[Category: Student Organizations|DZUP Radio Circle]]

DZUP Radio Circle

2011-04-20T08:36:40Z

Edmanlises: /* Contact Details */

[[Image:DZUP-RC.jpg|250px|thumb|right|DZUP RC Logo]]

The DZUP Radio Circle, renowned in two points of its exceptionality; a university-wide academic organization dedicated to the responsible use of radio as a tool for the promotion of media education and awareness. It is the student organization arm of DZUP 1602; the official radio station of University of the Philippines, Diliman. 
 

==Contact Details==
Mobile: 09054736906 
Email: dzupradiocircle@yahoo.com 
Address: 2nd Floor Broadcast Building, Media Center, College of Mass Communication, University of the Philippines Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines 1101

==History==
DZUP RADIO CIRCLE was established in July 2005 by then DZUP 1602 interns who saw the need for an organization to help support the stability and continuity of its operations. 
 
The forerunner of what is now DZUP 1602 may be traced back in 1957 when the contract between the University of the Philippines and the Radio Corporation of America took effect and made DZUP a reality. 
 
The following year DZUP was formally launched on air at the Engineering building at 5 o’clock in the afternoon of December 2, 1958 by then UP President Vicente G. Sinco. Soon after, the station obtained credit from different parts of society reached by its airwaves. DZUP gained recognition from its spectators as part of the media that responds to the challenges of providing information, deliberation, and awareness needed by the people. 
 
At the height of the Diliman Commune in January 1971, the students took over the station which became an anti-Marcos medium of communication. The military tried but failed to destroy transmission facilities. It was only until September of 1972 that they succeeded in stopping the operation by destroying its equipment. 
 
Notwithstanding the upshot of defying the said bent Administration that challenged its existence, the DZUP rose and sustained its place in society as a part of media taking part in responsible journalism. It also didn’t fail in producing a better range of programs produced to bid entertainment and information towards its audience. 
 
Presently, the DZUP RADIO CIRCLE—the student organization arm of DZUP 1602—is continuing its part in DZUP’s unstoppable legacy in substantial and responsible broadcasting.

==Officers==
 
'''ACADEMIC YEAR 2011-2012'''

Eastword De Guzman Manlises 
''President'' 
 
Jeraldine Pascual 
''Vice President for Internals'' 
 
Angela Herrera 
''Vice President for Externals'' 
 
Karen Mesina 
''Secretary'' 
 
Betina Bondoc 
''Membership Committee Head'' 
 
Eah Antonio 
''Events Committee Head'' 
 
Christian Angelo Manuel 
''Finance and Marketing Committee Head'' 
 
Perry Buhat 
''Public Relations and Media Liaisons Committee Head'' 
 
Jacob Fabonan 
''Academics Committee Head'' 

==Members==
The organization has a diverse membership, composed of students majoring in Broadcast Communication, Speech Communication, Journalism, Engineering, and Public Administration.

==Activities==
DZUP RC holds activities for DZUP 1602 and the entire UP community as well. The organization holds radio workshops and other training activities for its members, applicants and interested students.

Every July, the organization celebrates its founding anniversary through Radio Circle month. The main event for this is the Musiquiz, a quiz show that aims to provide the students a chance to showcase their knowledge and interest in music.

The organization also helps in a comprehensive University Student Council Election Coverage, which is aired on DZUP 1602. Every USC election, DZUP interns and RC members are assigned to different colleges as correspondents to give up-to-date reports, from the campaign sorties to the proclamation of winners. RC also helps in the live coverage of other events in the campus such as the Lantern Parade every December.

DZUP RC also organizes College Collision, an inter-school amateur band competition for college students. It is the organization's flagship event which serves as an avenue for promising college bands to showcase their talents. It is also a fund raising activity for DZUP 1602. A portion of the profit gained from the event will proceed to the funding of operations of DZUP 1602.

==See Also==
* [[DZUP 1602]]

[[Category: UP Diliman]] [[Category: Student Organizations|DZUP Radio Circle]]

DZUP Radio Circle

2011-04-20T08:35:04Z

Edmanlises: /* Contact Details */

[[Image:DZUP-RC.jpg|250px|thumb|right|DZUP RC Logo]]

The DZUP Radio Circle, renowned in two points of its exceptionality; a university-wide academic organization dedicated to the responsible use of radio as a tool for the promotion of media education and awareness. It is the student organization arm of DZUP 1602; the official radio station of University of the Philippines, Diliman. 
 

==Contact Details==
Mobile: 09054736906 
Email: dzupradiocircle@yahoo.com

==History==
DZUP RADIO CIRCLE was established in July 2005 by then DZUP 1602 interns who saw the need for an organization to help support the stability and continuity of its operations. 
 
The forerunner of what is now DZUP 1602 may be traced back in 1957 when the contract between the University of the Philippines and the Radio Corporation of America took effect and made DZUP a reality. 
 
The following year DZUP was formally launched on air at the Engineering building at 5 o’clock in the afternoon of December 2, 1958 by then UP President Vicente G. Sinco. Soon after, the station obtained credit from different parts of society reached by its airwaves. DZUP gained recognition from its spectators as part of the media that responds to the challenges of providing information, deliberation, and awareness needed by the people. 
 
At the height of the Diliman Commune in January 1971, the students took over the station which became an anti-Marcos medium of communication. The military tried but failed to destroy transmission facilities. It was only until September of 1972 that they succeeded in stopping the operation by destroying its equipment. 
 
Notwithstanding the upshot of defying the said bent Administration that challenged its existence, the DZUP rose and sustained its place in society as a part of media taking part in responsible journalism. It also didn’t fail in producing a better range of programs produced to bid entertainment and information towards its audience. 
 
Presently, the DZUP RADIO CIRCLE—the student organization arm of DZUP 1602—is continuing its part in DZUP’s unstoppable legacy in substantial and responsible broadcasting.

==Officers==
 
'''ACADEMIC YEAR 2011-2012'''

Eastword De Guzman Manlises 
''President'' 
 
Jeraldine Pascual 
''Vice President for Internals'' 
 
Angela Herrera 
''Vice President for Externals'' 
 
Karen Mesina 
''Secretary'' 
 
Betina Bondoc 
''Membership Committee Head'' 
 
Eah Antonio 
''Events Committee Head'' 
 
Christian Angelo Manuel 
''Finance and Marketing Committee Head'' 
 
Perry Buhat 
''Public Relations and Media Liaisons Committee Head'' 
 
Jacob Fabonan 
''Academics Committee Head'' 

==Members==
The organization has a diverse membership, composed of students majoring in Broadcast Communication, Speech Communication, Journalism, Engineering, and Public Administration.

==Activities==
DZUP RC holds activities for DZUP 1602 and the entire UP community as well. The organization holds radio workshops and other training activities for its members, applicants and interested students.

Every July, the organization celebrates its founding anniversary through Radio Circle month. The main event for this is the Musiquiz, a quiz show that aims to provide the students a chance to showcase their knowledge and interest in music.

The organization also helps in a comprehensive University Student Council Election Coverage, which is aired on DZUP 1602. Every USC election, DZUP interns and RC members are assigned to different colleges as correspondents to give up-to-date reports, from the campaign sorties to the proclamation of winners. RC also helps in the live coverage of other events in the campus such as the Lantern Parade every December.

DZUP RC also organizes College Collision, an inter-school amateur band competition for college students. It is the organization's flagship event which serves as an avenue for promising college bands to showcase their talents. It is also a fund raising activity for DZUP 1602. A portion of the profit gained from the event will proceed to the funding of operations of DZUP 1602.

==See Also==
* [[DZUP 1602]]

[[Category: UP Diliman]] [[Category: Student Organizations|DZUP Radio Circle]]

DZUP Radio Circle

2011-04-20T08:34:37Z

Edmanlises:

[[Image:DZUP-RC.jpg|250px|thumb|right|DZUP RC Logo]]

The DZUP Radio Circle, renowned in two points of its exceptionality; a university-wide academic organization dedicated to the responsible use of radio as a tool for the promotion of media education and awareness. It is the student organization arm of DZUP 1602; the official radio station of University of the Philippines, Diliman. 
 

==Contact Details==
Mobile: 09054736906 
 
Email: dzupradiocircle@yahoo.com

==History==
DZUP RADIO CIRCLE was established in July 2005 by then DZUP 1602 interns who saw the need for an organization to help support the stability and continuity of its operations. 
 
The forerunner of what is now DZUP 1602 may be traced back in 1957 when the contract between the University of the Philippines and the Radio Corporation of America took effect and made DZUP a reality. 
 
The following year DZUP was formally launched on air at the Engineering building at 5 o’clock in the afternoon of December 2, 1958 by then UP President Vicente G. Sinco. Soon after, the station obtained credit from different parts of society reached by its airwaves. DZUP gained recognition from its spectators as part of the media that responds to the challenges of providing information, deliberation, and awareness needed by the people. 
 
At the height of the Diliman Commune in January 1971, the students took over the station which became an anti-Marcos medium of communication. The military tried but failed to destroy transmission facilities. It was only until September of 1972 that they succeeded in stopping the operation by destroying its equipment. 
 
Notwithstanding the upshot of defying the said bent Administration that challenged its existence, the DZUP rose and sustained its place in society as a part of media taking part in responsible journalism. It also didn’t fail in producing a better range of programs produced to bid entertainment and information towards its audience. 
 
Presently, the DZUP RADIO CIRCLE—the student organization arm of DZUP 1602—is continuing its part in DZUP’s unstoppable legacy in substantial and responsible broadcasting.

==Officers==
 
'''ACADEMIC YEAR 2011-2012'''

Eastword De Guzman Manlises 
''President'' 
 
Jeraldine Pascual 
''Vice President for Internals'' 
 
Angela Herrera 
''Vice President for Externals'' 
 
Karen Mesina 
''Secretary'' 
 
Betina Bondoc 
''Membership Committee Head'' 
 
Eah Antonio 
''Events Committee Head'' 
 
Christian Angelo Manuel 
''Finance and Marketing Committee Head'' 
 
Perry Buhat 
''Public Relations and Media Liaisons Committee Head'' 
 
Jacob Fabonan 
''Academics Committee Head'' 

==Members==
The organization has a diverse membership, composed of students majoring in Broadcast Communication, Speech Communication, Journalism, Engineering, and Public Administration.

==Activities==
DZUP RC holds activities for DZUP 1602 and the entire UP community as well. The organization holds radio workshops and other training activities for its members, applicants and interested students.

Every July, the organization celebrates its founding anniversary through Radio Circle month. The main event for this is the Musiquiz, a quiz show that aims to provide the students a chance to showcase their knowledge and interest in music.

The organization also helps in a comprehensive University Student Council Election Coverage, which is aired on DZUP 1602. Every USC election, DZUP interns and RC members are assigned to different colleges as correspondents to give up-to-date reports, from the campaign sorties to the proclamation of winners. RC also helps in the live coverage of other events in the campus such as the Lantern Parade every December.

DZUP RC also organizes College Collision, an inter-school amateur band competition for college students. It is the organization's flagship event which serves as an avenue for promising college bands to showcase their talents. It is also a fund raising activity for DZUP 1602. A portion of the profit gained from the event will proceed to the funding of operations of DZUP 1602.

==See Also==
* [[DZUP 1602]]

[[Category: UP Diliman]] [[Category: Student Organizations|DZUP Radio Circle]]

DZUP Radio Circle

2011-04-20T08:32:49Z

Edmanlises:

[[Image:DZUP-RC.jpg|250px|thumb|right|DZUP RC Logo]]

The DZUP Radio Circle, renowned in two points of its exceptionality; a university-wide academic organization dedicated to the responsible use of radio as a tool for the promotion of media education and awareness. It is the student organization arm of DZUP 1602; the official radio station of University of the Philippines, Diliman. 
 

==Contact Details==
Mobile: 09054736906
Email: dzupradiocircle@yahoo.com

==History==
DZUP RADIO CIRCLE was established in July 2005 by then DZUP 1602 interns who saw the need for an organization to help support the stability and continuity of its operations. 
 
The forerunner of what is now DZUP 1602 may be traced back in 1957 when the contract between the University of the Philippines and the Radio Corporation of America took effect and made DZUP a reality. 
 
The following year DZUP was formally launched on air at the Engineering building at 5 o’clock in the afternoon of December 2, 1958 by then UP President Vicente G. Sinco. Soon after, the station obtained credit from different parts of society reached by its airwaves. DZUP gained recognition from its spectators as part of the media that responds to the challenges of providing information, deliberation, and awareness needed by the people. 
 
At the height of the Diliman Commune in January 1971, the students took over the station which became an anti-Marcos medium of communication. The military tried but failed to destroy transmission facilities. It was only until September of 1972 that they succeeded in stopping the operation by destroying its equipment. 
 
Notwithstanding the upshot of defying the said bent Administration that challenged its existence, the DZUP rose and sustained its place in society as a part of media taking part in responsible journalism. It also didn’t fail in producing a better range of programs produced to bid entertainment and information towards its audience. 
 
Presently, the DZUP RADIO CIRCLE—the student organization arm of DZUP 1602—is continuing its part in DZUP’s unstoppable legacy in substantial and responsible broadcasting.

==Officers==
 
'''ACADEMIC YEAR 2011-2012'''

Eastword De Guzman Manlises 
''President'' 
 
Jeraldine Pascual 
''Vice President for Internals'' 
 
Angela Herrera 
''Vice President for Externals'' 
 
Karen Mesina 
''Secretary'' 
 
Betina Bondoc 
''Membership Committee Head'' 
 
Eah Antonio 
''Events Committee Head'' 
 
Christian Angelo Manuel 
''Finance and Marketing Committee Head'' 
 
Perry Buhat 
''Public Relations and Media Liaisons Committee Head'' 
 
Jacob Fabonan 
''Academics Committee Head'' 

==Members==
The organization has a diverse membership, composed of students majoring in Broadcast Communication, Speech Communication, Journalism, Engineering, and Public Administration.

==Activities==
DZUP RC holds activities for DZUP 1602 and the entire UP community as well. The organization holds radio workshops and other training activities for its members, applicants and interested students.

Every July, the organization celebrates its founding anniversary through Radio Circle month. The main event for this is the Musiquiz, a quiz show that aims to provide the students a chance to showcase their knowledge and interest in music.

The organization also helps in a comprehensive University Student Council Election Coverage, which is aired on DZUP 1602. Every USC election, DZUP interns and RC members are assigned to different colleges as correspondents to give up-to-date reports, from the campaign sorties to the proclamation of winners. RC also helps in the live coverage of other events in the campus such as the Lantern Parade every December.

DZUP RC also organizes College Collision, an inter-school amateur band competition for college students. It is the organization's flagship event which serves as an avenue for promising college bands to showcase their talents. It is also a fund raising activity for DZUP 1602. A portion of the profit gained from the event will proceed to the funding of operations of DZUP 1602.

==See Also==
* [[DZUP 1602]]

[[Category: UP Diliman]] [[Category: Student Organizations|DZUP Radio Circle]]

DZUP Radio Circle

2011-04-20T08:27:22Z

Edmanlises: /* Officers */

[[Image:DZUP-RC.jpg|250px|thumb|right|DZUP RC Logo]]

The DZUP Radio Circle, renowned in two points of its exceptionality; a university-wide academic organization dedicated to the responsible use of radio as a tool for the promotion of media education and awareness. It is the student organization arm of DZUP 1602; the official radio station of University of the Philippines, Diliman. 

==History==
DZUP RADIO CIRCLE was established in July 2005 by then DZUP 1602 interns who saw the need for an organization to help support the stability and continuity of its operations. 
 
The forerunner of what is now DZUP 1602 may be traced back in 1957 when the contract between the University of the Philippines and the Radio Corporation of America took effect and made DZUP a reality. 
 
The following year DZUP was formally launched on air at the Engineering building at 5 o’clock in the afternoon of December 2, 1958 by then UP President Vicente G. Sinco. Soon after, the station obtained credit from different parts of society reached by its airwaves. DZUP gained recognition from its spectators as part of the media that responds to the challenges of providing information, deliberation, and awareness needed by the people. 
 
At the height of the Diliman Commune in January 1971, the students took over the station which became an anti-Marcos medium of communication. The military tried but failed to destroy transmission facilities. It was only until September of 1972 that they succeeded in stopping the operation by destroying its equipment. 
 
Notwithstanding the upshot of defying the said bent Administration that challenged its existence, the DZUP rose and sustained its place in society as a part of media taking part in responsible journalism. It also didn’t fail in producing a better range of programs produced to bid entertainment and information towards its audience. 
 
Presently, the DZUP RADIO CIRCLE—the student organization arm of DZUP 1602—is continuing its part in DZUP’s unstoppable legacy in substantial and responsible broadcasting.

==Officers==
 
'''ACADEMIC YEAR 2011-2012'''

Eastword De Guzman Manlises 
''President'' 
 
Jeraldine Pascual 
''Vice President for Internals'' 
 
Angela Herrera 
''Vice President for Externals'' 
 
Karen Mesina 
''Secretary'' 
 
Betina Bondoc 
''Membership Committee Head'' 
 
Eah Antonio 
''Events Committee Head'' 
 
Christian Angelo Manuel 
''Finance and Marketing Committee Head'' 
 
Perry Buhat 
''Public Relations and Media Liaisons Committee Head'' 
 
Jacob Fabonan 
''Academics Committee Head'' 

==Members==
The organization has a diverse membership, composed of students majoring in Broadcast Communication, Speech Communication, Journalism, Engineering, and Public Administration.

==Activities==
DZUP RC holds activities for DZUP 1602 and the entire UP community as well. The organization holds radio workshops and other training activities for its members, applicants and interested students.

Every July, the organization celebrates its founding anniversary through Radio Circle month. The main event for this is the Musiquiz, a quiz show that aims to provide the students a chance to showcase their knowledge and interest in music.

The organization also helps in a comprehensive University Student Council Election Coverage, which is aired on DZUP 1602. Every USC election, DZUP interns and RC members are assigned to different colleges as correspondents to give up-to-date reports, from the campaign sorties to the proclamation of winners. RC also helps in the live coverage of other events in the campus such as the Lantern Parade every December.

DZUP RC also organizes College Collision, an inter-school amateur band competition for college students. It is the organization's flagship event which serves as an avenue for promising college bands to showcase their talents. It is also a fund raising activity for DZUP 1602. A portion of the profit gained from the event will proceed to the funding of operations of DZUP 1602.

==See Also==
* [[DZUP 1602]]

[[Category: UP Diliman]] [[Category: Student Organizations|DZUP Radio Circle]]

DZUP 1602

2011-04-20T08:14:08Z

Edmanlises: /* Programming */

'''Muling nagbabalik.''' 
[[Image:Dzup2.jpg|600px]] 
'''Sali na sa talakayan. Kwentuhan. Bidahan.'''

Mula 1 Pebrero 2010 
12 nn - 8 pm 
Lunes - Biyernes 

1602 kHz sa inyong AM radio 
at sa [http://dilc.upd.edu.ph/ www.dilc.upd.edu.ph]

'''Contact''' 
Email: dzup@up.edu.ph 
Chat: [http://dilc.upd.edu.ph/index.php/chat dilc.upd.edu.ph] 
Phone: (+63 2) 981.8500, local: 2667

DZUP is UP's community radio at 1602kHz of the AM band, with transmission power of 5,000 watts. It's also now streamed live via [http://dilc.upd.edu.ph dilc.upd.edu.ph]. Its broadcast booth is located at the College of Mass Communication, UP Diliman; analog transmitter, at Village B, UP Campus.

It goes on air with new programming starting on February 1, 2010, from 12NN-8pm.

==Programming==
Effective September 2010 

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! TIME
! STRIP
! MONDAY
! TUESDAY
! WEDNESDAY
! THURSDAY
! FRIDAY
|-
| 10-11
| Boses ng Estudyante (DZUP Radio Circle)
| Knock Knock Juke
| Knock Knock Juke
| Samahang Bidang Bida
| Himig Mo, Himig Pilipino
| Himig Mo, Himig Pilipino
|-
| 11-12
| Pinoy Jam
| Pinoy Jam
| Pinoy Jam
| Pinoy Jam
| Pinoy Jam
| Pinoy Jam
|-
| 12-1
| At Your Service
| Ekonomiyang Pantahanan (CHE)
| Radyo Oble: Rose At Your Service
| Lib Radio (Library)
| Wais Spend
| Sikhay Kilos (CSWCD)
|-
| 1-2
| Advocacy
| Tea for Two (UP ALUMNI)
| Salam Radyo (Islamic Institute)
| Wangwang ng Bayan (NCTS)
| Kwentuhang Pets at Iba Pa
| Simulan Mo (Transparency International)
|-
| 2-3
| Sali na Bayan (KODAO)
| Sali na Bayan
| Sali na Bayan
| Sali na Bayan
| Sali na Bayan
| Sali na Bayan
|-
| 3-4
| May Punto Ka D'yan
| MPKD
| MPKD
| MPKD
| MPKD
| MPKD
|-
| 4-5
| Radio Iskool
| Itanong kay Engineer (COE)
| Health Matters
| Timpuyog (UP BAGUIO)
| Go Teacher Go (NISMED)
| Sciencia na Kayo (COS)
|-
| 5-6
| Radio Iskool
| Quadro Kantos (Creative Writing)
| Lab ko ang Sports (CHK)
| TuTi: Tunog at Tinig (COM)
| Del-dalan Na (CAL)
| That's Entrep-tainment (ISSI)
|
|-
| 6-7
| Radio Iskool
| Kalampagan (CAL)
| Usapang Midya
| Buhay Manggagawa (SOLAIR)
| Psych O' Clock Habit (Psychology)
| Cine Chichirya (Film Institute)
|-
| 7-8
| Tropang Rad'yo
| Tropang Rad'yo
| Tropang Rad'yo
| Tropang Rad'yo
| Tropang Rad'yo
| Tropang Rad'yo
|-
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|}

==History==
DZUP was established in 1957 and managed by the [[UP College of Engineering]] and the UP College of Arts and Sciences. During the First Quarter Storm in 1973, the DZUP transmitter was destroyed by government forces. Under the management of the [[UP College of Mass Communication]], DZUP was revived in the 1980s. <ref>Quina & Quilinguing, "DZUP back on air." http://www.up.edu.ph/upnewsletter.php?issue=62&i=1111 (retrieved 16 March 2010)</ref>

'''Notes'''
<references/>

==See Also==
* [[Tips on accessing DZUP online]]
* [[DZUP on iPhone]]

{{UP Diliman}}
[[Category:UP Diliman]]
[[Category:Community Affairs]]
[[Category:Tech Support]]

DZUP 1602

2011-04-20T08:12:24Z

Edmanlises: /* Programming */

'''Muling nagbabalik.''' 
[[Image:Dzup2.jpg|600px]] 
'''Sali na sa talakayan. Kwentuhan. Bidahan.'''

Mula 1 Pebrero 2010 
12 nn - 8 pm 
Lunes - Biyernes 

1602 kHz sa inyong AM radio 
at sa [http://dilc.upd.edu.ph/ www.dilc.upd.edu.ph]

'''Contact''' 
Email: dzup@up.edu.ph 
Chat: [http://dilc.upd.edu.ph/index.php/chat dilc.upd.edu.ph] 
Phone: (+63 2) 981.8500, local: 2667

DZUP is UP's community radio at 1602kHz of the AM band, with transmission power of 5,000 watts. It's also now streamed live via [http://dilc.upd.edu.ph dilc.upd.edu.ph]. Its broadcast booth is located at the College of Mass Communication, UP Diliman; analog transmitter, at Village B, UP Campus.

It goes on air with new programming starting on February 1, 2010, from 12NN-8pm.

==Programming==
Effective September 2010 

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! TIME
! STRIP
! MONDAY
! TUESDAY
! WEDNESDAY
! THURSDAY
! FRIDAY
|-
| 10-11
| Boses ng mga estudyante
| Boses ng mga estudyante
| Samahang Bidang Bida
| Boses ng mga estudyante
| Boses ng mga estudyante
| Boses ng mga Estudyante
|-
| 11-12
| Pinoy Jam
| Pinoy Jam
| Pinoy Jam
| Pinoy Jam
| Pinoy Jam
| Pinoy Jam
|-
| 12-1
| At Your Service
| Ekonomiyang Pantahanan (CHE)
| Radyo Oble: Rose At Your Service
| Lib Radio (Library)
| Wais Spend
| Sikhay Kilos (CSWCD)
|-
| 1-2
| Advocacy
| Tea for Two (UP ALUMNI)
| Salam Radyo (Islamic Institute)
| Wangwang ng Bayan (NCTS)
| Kwentuhang Pets at Iba Pa
| Simulan Mo (Transparency International)
|-
| 2-3
| Sali na Bayan (KODAO)
| Sali na Bayan
| Sali na Bayan
| Sali na Bayan
| Sali na Bayan
| Sali na Bayan
|-
| 3-4
| May Punto Ka D'yan
| MPKD
| MPKD
| MPKD
| MPKD
| MPKD
|-
| 4-5
| Radio Iskool
| Itanong kay Engineer (COE)
| Health Matters
| Timpuyog (UP BAGUIO)
| Go Teacher Go (NISMED)
| Sciencia na Kayo (COS)
|-
| 5-6
| Radio Iskool
| Quadro Kantos (Creative Writing)
| Lab ko ang Sports (CHK)
| TuTi: Tunog at Tinig (COM)
| Del-dalan Na (CAL)
| That's Entrep-tainment (ISSI)
|
|-
| 6-7
| Radio Iskool
| Kalampagan (CAL)
| Usapang Midya
| Buhay Manggagawa (SOLAIR)
| Psych O' Clock Habit (Psychology)
| Cine Chichirya (Film Institute)
|-
| 7-8
| Tropang Rad'yo
| Tropang Rad'yo
| Tropang Rad'yo
| Tropang Rad'yo
| Tropang Rad'yo
| Tropang Rad'yo
|-
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|}

==History==
DZUP was established in 1957 and managed by the [[UP College of Engineering]] and the UP College of Arts and Sciences. During the First Quarter Storm in 1973, the DZUP transmitter was destroyed by government forces. Under the management of the [[UP College of Mass Communication]], DZUP was revived in the 1980s. <ref>Quina & Quilinguing, "DZUP back on air." http://www.up.edu.ph/upnewsletter.php?issue=62&i=1111 (retrieved 16 March 2010)</ref>

'''Notes'''
<references/>

==See Also==
* [[Tips on accessing DZUP online]]
* [[DZUP on iPhone]]

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DZUP Radio Circle

2011-04-20T08:04:34Z

Edmanlises: /* Officers */

[[Image:DZUP-RC.jpg|250px|thumb|right|DZUP RC Logo]]

The DZUP Radio Circle, renowned in two points of its exceptionality; a university-wide academic organization dedicated to the responsible use of radio as a tool for the promotion of media education and awareness. It is the student organization arm of DZUP 1602; the official radio station of University of the Philippines, Diliman. 

==History==
DZUP RADIO CIRCLE was established in July 2005 by then DZUP 1602 interns who saw the need for an organization to help support the stability and continuity of its operations. 
 
The forerunner of what is now DZUP 1602 may be traced back in 1957 when the contract between the University of the Philippines and the Radio Corporation of America took effect and made DZUP a reality. 
 
The following year DZUP was formally launched on air at the Engineering building at 5 o’clock in the afternoon of December 2, 1958 by then UP President Vicente G. Sinco. Soon after, the station obtained credit from different parts of society reached by its airwaves. DZUP gained recognition from its spectators as part of the media that responds to the challenges of providing information, deliberation, and awareness needed by the people. 
 
At the height of the Diliman Commune in January 1971, the students took over the station which became an anti-Marcos medium of communication. The military tried but failed to destroy transmission facilities. It was only until September of 1972 that they succeeded in stopping the operation by destroying its equipment. 
 
Notwithstanding the upshot of defying the said bent Administration that challenged its existence, the DZUP rose and sustained its place in society as a part of media taking part in responsible journalism. It also didn’t fail in producing a better range of programs produced to bid entertainment and information towards its audience. 
 
Presently, the DZUP RADIO CIRCLE—the student organization arm of DZUP 1602—is continuing its part in DZUP’s unstoppable legacy in substantial and responsible broadcasting.

==Officers==
 
'''ACADEMIC YEAR 2010-2011'''

Eastword De Guzman Manlises 
''President'' 
 
Jeraldine Pascual 
''Vice President for Internals'' 
 
Angela Herrera 
''Vice President for Externals'' 
 
Karen Mesina 
''Secretary'' 
 
Betina Bondoc 
''Membership Committee Head'' 
 
Eah Antonio 
''Events Committee Head'' 
 
Christian Angelo Manuel 
''Finance and Marketing Committee Head'' 
 
Perry Buhat 
''Public Relations and Media Liaisons Committee Head'' 
 
Jacob Fabonan 
''Academics Committee Head'' 

==Members==
The organization has a diverse membership, composed of students majoring in Broadcast Communication, Speech Communication, Journalism, Engineering, and Public Administration.

==Activities==
DZUP RC holds activities for DZUP 1602 and the entire UP community as well. The organization holds radio workshops and other training activities for its members, applicants and interested students.

Every July, the organization celebrates its founding anniversary through Radio Circle month. The main event for this is the Musiquiz, a quiz show that aims to provide the students a chance to showcase their knowledge and interest in music.

The organization also helps in a comprehensive University Student Council Election Coverage, which is aired on DZUP 1602. Every USC election, DZUP interns and RC members are assigned to different colleges as correspondents to give up-to-date reports, from the campaign sorties to the proclamation of winners. RC also helps in the live coverage of other events in the campus such as the Lantern Parade every December.

DZUP RC also organizes College Collision, an inter-school amateur band competition for college students. It is the organization's flagship event which serves as an avenue for promising college bands to showcase their talents. It is also a fund raising activity for DZUP 1602. A portion of the profit gained from the event will proceed to the funding of operations of DZUP 1602.

==See Also==
* [[DZUP 1602]]

[[Category: UP Diliman]] [[Category: Student Organizations|DZUP Radio Circle]]

DZUP Radio Circle

2011-04-20T08:03:41Z

Edmanlises: /* Officers */

[[Image:DZUP-RC.jpg|250px|thumb|right|DZUP RC Logo]]

The DZUP Radio Circle, renowned in two points of its exceptionality; a university-wide academic organization dedicated to the responsible use of radio as a tool for the promotion of media education and awareness. It is the student organization arm of DZUP 1602; the official radio station of University of the Philippines, Diliman. 

==History==
DZUP RADIO CIRCLE was established in July 2005 by then DZUP 1602 interns who saw the need for an organization to help support the stability and continuity of its operations. 
 
The forerunner of what is now DZUP 1602 may be traced back in 1957 when the contract between the University of the Philippines and the Radio Corporation of America took effect and made DZUP a reality. 
 
The following year DZUP was formally launched on air at the Engineering building at 5 o’clock in the afternoon of December 2, 1958 by then UP President Vicente G. Sinco. Soon after, the station obtained credit from different parts of society reached by its airwaves. DZUP gained recognition from its spectators as part of the media that responds to the challenges of providing information, deliberation, and awareness needed by the people. 
 
At the height of the Diliman Commune in January 1971, the students took over the station which became an anti-Marcos medium of communication. The military tried but failed to destroy transmission facilities. It was only until September of 1972 that they succeeded in stopping the operation by destroying its equipment. 
 
Notwithstanding the upshot of defying the said bent Administration that challenged its existence, the DZUP rose and sustained its place in society as a part of media taking part in responsible journalism. It also didn’t fail in producing a better range of programs produced to bid entertainment and information towards its audience. 
 
Presently, the DZUP RADIO CIRCLE—the student organization arm of DZUP 1602—is continuing its part in DZUP’s unstoppable legacy in substantial and responsible broadcasting.

==Officers==
 
'''ACADEMIC YEAR 2010-2011'''

Eastword De Guzman Manlises 
''President'' 
 
Jeraldine Pascual 
''Vice President for Internals'' 
 
Angela Herrera 
''Vice President for Externals'' 
 
Karen Mesina 
''Secretary'' 
 
Betina Bondoc 
''Membership Committee Head'' 
 
Eah Antonio 
''Events Committee Head'' 
 
Christian Angelo Manuel 
''Finance and Marketing Committee Head'' 
 
Perry Buhat 
''Public Relations and Media Liaisons Committee Head''
 
Jacob Fabonan 
''Academics Committee Head'' 

==Members==
The organization has a diverse membership, composed of students majoring in Broadcast Communication, Speech Communication, Journalism, Engineering, and Public Administration.

==Activities==
DZUP RC holds activities for DZUP 1602 and the entire UP community as well. The organization holds radio workshops and other training activities for its members, applicants and interested students.

Every July, the organization celebrates its founding anniversary through Radio Circle month. The main event for this is the Musiquiz, a quiz show that aims to provide the students a chance to showcase their knowledge and interest in music.

The organization also helps in a comprehensive University Student Council Election Coverage, which is aired on DZUP 1602. Every USC election, DZUP interns and RC members are assigned to different colleges as correspondents to give up-to-date reports, from the campaign sorties to the proclamation of winners. RC also helps in the live coverage of other events in the campus such as the Lantern Parade every December.

DZUP RC also organizes College Collision, an inter-school amateur band competition for college students. It is the organization's flagship event which serves as an avenue for promising college bands to showcase their talents. It is also a fund raising activity for DZUP 1602. A portion of the profit gained from the event will proceed to the funding of operations of DZUP 1602.

==See Also==
* [[DZUP 1602]]

[[Category: UP Diliman]] [[Category: Student Organizations|DZUP Radio Circle]]

DZUP Radio Circle

2011-04-20T08:02:23Z

Edmanlises: /* Officers */

[[Image:DZUP-RC.jpg|250px|thumb|right|DZUP RC Logo]]

The DZUP Radio Circle, renowned in two points of its exceptionality; a university-wide academic organization dedicated to the responsible use of radio as a tool for the promotion of media education and awareness. It is the student organization arm of DZUP 1602; the official radio station of University of the Philippines, Diliman. 

==History==
DZUP RADIO CIRCLE was established in July 2005 by then DZUP 1602 interns who saw the need for an organization to help support the stability and continuity of its operations. 
 
The forerunner of what is now DZUP 1602 may be traced back in 1957 when the contract between the University of the Philippines and the Radio Corporation of America took effect and made DZUP a reality. 
 
The following year DZUP was formally launched on air at the Engineering building at 5 o’clock in the afternoon of December 2, 1958 by then UP President Vicente G. Sinco. Soon after, the station obtained credit from different parts of society reached by its airwaves. DZUP gained recognition from its spectators as part of the media that responds to the challenges of providing information, deliberation, and awareness needed by the people. 
 
At the height of the Diliman Commune in January 1971, the students took over the station which became an anti-Marcos medium of communication. The military tried but failed to destroy transmission facilities. It was only until September of 1972 that they succeeded in stopping the operation by destroying its equipment. 
 
Notwithstanding the upshot of defying the said bent Administration that challenged its existence, the DZUP rose and sustained its place in society as a part of media taking part in responsible journalism. It also didn’t fail in producing a better range of programs produced to bid entertainment and information towards its audience. 
 
Presently, the DZUP RADIO CIRCLE—the student organization arm of DZUP 1602—is continuing its part in DZUP’s unstoppable legacy in substantial and responsible broadcasting.

==Officers==
 
'''ACADEMIC YEAR 2010-2011'''

Eastword De Guzman Manlises 
''President'' 
 
Jeraldine Pascual 
''Vice President for Internals'' 
 
Angela Herrera 
''Vice President for Externals'' 
 
Karen Mesina 
''Secretary'' 
 
Betina Bondoc 
''Membership Committee Head'' 
 
Eah Antonio 
''Events Committee Head'' 
 
Christian Angelo Manuel 
''Finance and Marketing Committee Head'' 
Jacob Fabonan 
''Academics Committee Head'' 
 
Perry Buhat 
''Public Relations and Media Liaisons Committee Head''

==Members==
The organization has a diverse membership, composed of students majoring in Broadcast Communication, Speech Communication, Journalism, Engineering, and Public Administration.

==Activities==
DZUP RC holds activities for DZUP 1602 and the entire UP community as well. The organization holds radio workshops and other training activities for its members, applicants and interested students.

Every July, the organization celebrates its founding anniversary through Radio Circle month. The main event for this is the Musiquiz, a quiz show that aims to provide the students a chance to showcase their knowledge and interest in music.

The organization also helps in a comprehensive University Student Council Election Coverage, which is aired on DZUP 1602. Every USC election, DZUP interns and RC members are assigned to different colleges as correspondents to give up-to-date reports, from the campaign sorties to the proclamation of winners. RC also helps in the live coverage of other events in the campus such as the Lantern Parade every December.

DZUP RC also organizes College Collision, an inter-school amateur band competition for college students. It is the organization's flagship event which serves as an avenue for promising college bands to showcase their talents. It is also a fund raising activity for DZUP 1602. A portion of the profit gained from the event will proceed to the funding of operations of DZUP 1602.

==See Also==
* [[DZUP 1602]]

[[Category: UP Diliman]] [[Category: Student Organizations|DZUP Radio Circle]]

DZUP Radio Circle

2011-04-20T08:01:04Z

Edmanlises: /* Officers */

[[Image:DZUP-RC.jpg|250px|thumb|right|DZUP RC Logo]]

The DZUP Radio Circle, renowned in two points of its exceptionality; a university-wide academic organization dedicated to the responsible use of radio as a tool for the promotion of media education and awareness. It is the student organization arm of DZUP 1602; the official radio station of University of the Philippines, Diliman. 

==History==
DZUP RADIO CIRCLE was established in July 2005 by then DZUP 1602 interns who saw the need for an organization to help support the stability and continuity of its operations. 
 
The forerunner of what is now DZUP 1602 may be traced back in 1957 when the contract between the University of the Philippines and the Radio Corporation of America took effect and made DZUP a reality. 
 
The following year DZUP was formally launched on air at the Engineering building at 5 o’clock in the afternoon of December 2, 1958 by then UP President Vicente G. Sinco. Soon after, the station obtained credit from different parts of society reached by its airwaves. DZUP gained recognition from its spectators as part of the media that responds to the challenges of providing information, deliberation, and awareness needed by the people. 
 
At the height of the Diliman Commune in January 1971, the students took over the station which became an anti-Marcos medium of communication. The military tried but failed to destroy transmission facilities. It was only until September of 1972 that they succeeded in stopping the operation by destroying its equipment. 
 
Notwithstanding the upshot of defying the said bent Administration that challenged its existence, the DZUP rose and sustained its place in society as a part of media taking part in responsible journalism. It also didn’t fail in producing a better range of programs produced to bid entertainment and information towards its audience. 
 
Presently, the DZUP RADIO CIRCLE—the student organization arm of DZUP 1602—is continuing its part in DZUP’s unstoppable legacy in substantial and responsible broadcasting.

==Officers==
 
'''ACADEMIC YEAR 2010-2011'''

Eastword De Guzman Manlises 
''President'' 
 
Jeraldine Pascual 
''Vice President for Internals'' 
 
Angela Herrera 
''Vice President for Externals'' 
 
Karen Mesina 
''Secretary'' 
 
Betina Bondoc 
''Membership Committee Head'' 
 
Eah Antonio 
''Events Committee Head'' 
 
Christian Angelo Manuel 
''Finance and Marketing Committee Head'' 
 
Perry Buhat 
''Public Relations and Media Liaisons Committee Head''

==Members==
The organization has a diverse membership, composed of students majoring in Broadcast Communication, Speech Communication, Journalism, Engineering, and Public Administration.

==Activities==
DZUP RC holds activities for DZUP 1602 and the entire UP community as well. The organization holds radio workshops and other training activities for its members, applicants and interested students.

Every July, the organization celebrates its founding anniversary through Radio Circle month. The main event for this is the Musiquiz, a quiz show that aims to provide the students a chance to showcase their knowledge and interest in music.

The organization also helps in a comprehensive University Student Council Election Coverage, which is aired on DZUP 1602. Every USC election, DZUP interns and RC members are assigned to different colleges as correspondents to give up-to-date reports, from the campaign sorties to the proclamation of winners. RC also helps in the live coverage of other events in the campus such as the Lantern Parade every December.

DZUP RC also organizes College Collision, an inter-school amateur band competition for college students. It is the organization's flagship event which serves as an avenue for promising college bands to showcase their talents. It is also a fund raising activity for DZUP 1602. A portion of the profit gained from the event will proceed to the funding of operations of DZUP 1602.

==See Also==
* [[DZUP 1602]]

[[Category: UP Diliman]] [[Category: Student Organizations|DZUP Radio Circle]]

DZUP Radio Circle

2011-04-20T07:59:03Z

Edmanlises: /* Officers */

[[Image:DZUP-RC.jpg|250px|thumb|right|DZUP RC Logo]]

The DZUP Radio Circle, renowned in two points of its exceptionality; a university-wide academic organization dedicated to the responsible use of radio as a tool for the promotion of media education and awareness. It is the student organization arm of DZUP 1602; the official radio station of University of the Philippines, Diliman. 

==History==
DZUP RADIO CIRCLE was established in July 2005 by then DZUP 1602 interns who saw the need for an organization to help support the stability and continuity of its operations. 
 
The forerunner of what is now DZUP 1602 may be traced back in 1957 when the contract between the University of the Philippines and the Radio Corporation of America took effect and made DZUP a reality. 
 
The following year DZUP was formally launched on air at the Engineering building at 5 o’clock in the afternoon of December 2, 1958 by then UP President Vicente G. Sinco. Soon after, the station obtained credit from different parts of society reached by its airwaves. DZUP gained recognition from its spectators as part of the media that responds to the challenges of providing information, deliberation, and awareness needed by the people. 
 
At the height of the Diliman Commune in January 1971, the students took over the station which became an anti-Marcos medium of communication. The military tried but failed to destroy transmission facilities. It was only until September of 1972 that they succeeded in stopping the operation by destroying its equipment. 
 
Notwithstanding the upshot of defying the said bent Administration that challenged its existence, the DZUP rose and sustained its place in society as a part of media taking part in responsible journalism. It also didn’t fail in producing a better range of programs produced to bid entertainment and information towards its audience. 
 
Presently, the DZUP RADIO CIRCLE—the student organization arm of DZUP 1602—is continuing its part in DZUP’s unstoppable legacy in substantial and responsible broadcasting.

==Officers==
 
'''ACADEMIC YEAR 2010-2011'''

Eastword De Guzman Manlises 
''President'' 
 
Micah Aquino 
''Vice President for Internals'' 
 
Camille Intal 
''Vice President for Externals'' 
 
Jaimiely Monedo 
''Secretary'' 
 
Bianca Tallafer 
''Membership Committee Head'' 
 
Maria Angelli Perez 
''Events Committee Head'' 
 
Eastword Manlises 
''Finance and Marketing Committee Head'' 
 
Mary Grace Patriwirawan 
''Public Relations and Media Liaisons Committee Head''

==Members==
The organization has a diverse membership, composed of students majoring in Broadcast Communication, Speech Communication, Journalism, Engineering, and Public Administration.

==Activities==
DZUP RC holds activities for DZUP 1602 and the entire UP community as well. The organization holds radio workshops and other training activities for its members, applicants and interested students.

Every July, the organization celebrates its founding anniversary through Radio Circle month. The main event for this is the Musiquiz, a quiz show that aims to provide the students a chance to showcase their knowledge and interest in music.

The organization also helps in a comprehensive University Student Council Election Coverage, which is aired on DZUP 1602. Every USC election, DZUP interns and RC members are assigned to different colleges as correspondents to give up-to-date reports, from the campaign sorties to the proclamation of winners. RC also helps in the live coverage of other events in the campus such as the Lantern Parade every December.

DZUP RC also organizes College Collision, an inter-school amateur band competition for college students. It is the organization's flagship event which serves as an avenue for promising college bands to showcase their talents. It is also a fund raising activity for DZUP 1602. A portion of the profit gained from the event will proceed to the funding of operations of DZUP 1602.

==See Also==
* [[DZUP 1602]]

[[Category: UP Diliman]] [[Category: Student Organizations|DZUP Radio Circle]]