Editing Engineering Week (section)

=== EWOC Format ===
The lifting of Martial Law in 1981 allowed minor improvements to student organization. Dissent grew and became more vocal as the economic crisis of 1983 was exposed, which compounded with the news of Ninoy Aquino's assassination. Student organizations slowly became shelters for discussions and organized activities.

In 1986, the Engineering Student Council transformed the entire event into a competition - by introducing the Engineering Week Overall Championship (EWOC) - to encourage participation. The [[UP Industrial Engineering Club]] was awarded the 1st EWOC after deliberately supporting all the events with their participation, and quickly established a winning streak that would last until the next decade. The new format of Engineering Week was still held on February, and continued without indication of the implications of demonstrations that today is better known as the [[1st People Power Revolution]]. Before the end of the 80s, the engineering week was moved to December to include the [[Lantern Parade]] and other Christmas activities to the competition. The [[Miss Engineering]] competition was also introduced to further emphasize the challenges of women in the male-dominated profession of engineering.

{| class="wikitable sortable"
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! Event !! Organizer !! Description !! Notes
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| [[Maskipaps]] || [[Beta Epsilon]] || Maskipaps was originally a variety talent show which showcased different talents. || 
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| [[Lantern Parade]] || || The College of Engineering || 
|-
| [[Miss Engineering]] || [[Engineering Student Council]] || || 
|}