Journalism Club - Revision history

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Resident Members

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	==Vision==		==Vision==

	The ~~UP Journalism Club is committed to~~ the ~~promotion~~ of ~~the~~ professional and ethical ~~standards in~~ journalism ~~through its tradition of critical thought and action~~.		The formation of educated and skilled members who uphold the principles of professional and ethical journalism.

	== Executive Board ==		== Executive Board ==

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	The UP Journalism Club is committed to the promotion of the professional and ethical standards in journalism through its tradition of critical thought and action.		The UP Journalism Club is committed to the promotion of the professional and ethical standards in journalism through its tradition of critical thought and action.


	==Vision==		==Vision==

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Vision

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	The ~~formation~~ of ~~educated~~ and ~~well-versed members who uphold the principles of~~ ethical journalism ~~practices~~.		The UP Journalism Club is committed to the promotion of the professional and ethical standards in journalism through its tradition of critical thought and action.



	== Executive Board ==		== Executive Board ==

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Executive Board

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	== Executive Board ==		== Executive Board ==

	'''Academic Year ~~2015~~-~~2016~~'''		'''Academic Year 2016-2017'''


	'''PRESIDENT:''' ~~Erwin Colcol~~		'''PRESIDENT:''' Paul Domalaon

	'''VICE PRESIDENT FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRS:''' ~~Yvette Morales~~		'''VICE PRESIDENT FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRS:''' Bryan Gonzales

	'''VICE PRESIDENT FOR ALUMNI RELATIONS:''' ~~Maverick Russel Flores~~		'''VICE PRESIDENT FOR ALUMNI RELATIONS:''' Pamela Castro

	'''VICE PRESIDENT FOR EXTERNAL AFFAIRS:''' ~~Marie Ernileth Uy~~		'''VICE PRESIDENT FOR EXTERNAL AFFAIRS:''' Nicole-Anne Lagrimas

	'''VICE PRESIDENT FOR FINANCE:''' ~~Angelle Rose Braganza~~		'''VICE PRESIDENT FOR FINANCE:''' Faith Brown

	'''VICE PRESIDENT FOR INTERNAL AFFAIRS:''' ~~Verlie Retulin~~		'''VICE PRESIDENT FOR INTERNAL AFFAIRS:''' Christian Venus

	'''VICE PRESIDENT FOR MEMBERSHIP:''' ~~Celine Isabelle Samson~~		'''VICE PRESIDENT FOR MEMBERSHIP:''' Darien Bas

	~~'''VICE PRESIDENT FOR PUBLICITY:''' Paul John Domalaon~~

			'''VICE PRESIDENT FOR PUBLICITY:''' Nica Cruz

	==Resident Members==		==Resident Members==

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	By the ‘80s, UPJC found itself on the fore for campaigning for the restoration of the University Student Council, and for student representation in the Board of Regents. The first chairperson of the newly restored council was Malou Mangahas, a UPJC member then, who also became Editor-in-Chief of the Manila Times.		By the ‘80s, UPJC found itself on the fore for campaigning for the restoration of the University Student Council, and for student representation in the Board of Regents. The first chairperson of the newly restored council was Malou Mangahas, a UPJC member then, who also became Editor-in-Chief of the Manila Times.


	==Mission==		==Mission==

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History

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	The tantamount suppression of people’s rights during the country's Martial Law period also took toll on the once outspoken club. UPJC then concentrated on its internal affairs, working for a stronger and a more unified body. Its tradition of criticism and analysis, nevertheless, continued.		The tantamount suppression of people’s rights during the country's Martial Law period also took toll on the once outspoken club. UPJC then concentrated on its internal affairs, working for a stronger and a more unified body. Its tradition of criticism and analysis, nevertheless, continued.

	By the ‘80s, UPJC found itself on the fore for campaigning for the restoration of the University Student Council, and for student representation in the Board of Regents. The first chairperson of the newly restored council was Malou Mangahas, ~~who was~~ a UPJC member then ~~and~~ who ~~was~~ Editor-in-Chief of the Manila Times.		By the ‘80s, UPJC found itself on the fore for campaigning for the restoration of the University Student Council, and for student representation in the Board of Regents. The first chairperson of the newly restored council was Malou Mangahas, a UPJC member then, who also became Editor-in-Chief of the Manila Times.


	==Mission==		==Mission==

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	==Alumni and Resident Members==		==Alumni and Resident Members==

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Resident Members

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	Shara ~~Lynn~~ Mae Cayetano		Shara Lein Mae Cayetano

	Maria Nicole Cortez		Maria Nicole Cortez
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	Maria Raiza Javier		Maria Raiza Javier

	~~Nicolle~~-Anne Lagrimas		Nicole-Anne Lagrimas

	~~Darrel~~ Christian Limbaroc		Darrell Christian Limbaroc

	Pathricia Ann Roxas		Pathricia Ann Roxas
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	==Alumni and Resident Members==		==Alumni and Resident Members==

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	The early JC was very much in the fore of student involvement, which reached its peak in the ‘60s - or the First Quarter Storm the first period of mass action and student involvement. UPJC not only came out with the Krisis, a Filipino newsletter, but also played an active part in the call for an autonomous Mass Communication Institute. Its efforts saw its fulfillment in 1968.		The early JC was very much in the fore of student involvement, which reached its peak in the ‘60s - or the First Quarter Storm the first period of mass action and student involvement. UPJC not only came out with the Krisis, a Filipino newsletter, but also played an active part in the call for an autonomous Mass Communication Institute. Its efforts saw its fulfillment in 1968.

	The tantamount suppression of people’s rights during the country's Martial Law period also took toll on the once outspoken club. UPJC then concentrated on its internal affairs, working for a stronger and a more unified body. Its tradition of criticism and analysis, nevertheless, continued.		The tantamount suppression of people’s rights during the country's Martial Law period also took toll on the once outspoken club. UPJC then concentrated on its internal affairs, working for a stronger and a more unified body. Its tradition of criticism and analysis, nevertheless, continued.

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	=See Also=		==See Also==
	[http://www.upjournalismclub.org/ Official Website]		[http://www.upjournalismclub.org/ Official Website]