PACES - UNO-R

Concrete Dreamers, bear a Solid Future.

On behalf of the PACES-UNOR community, we send our congratulations to our very own Senior Multimedia Editor, the RCE in the making, Engr. Alexandrei Josh Naquita Prietos and our Senior Layout Artist and Managing Editor, Engr. Kristine Kate Limco!

Another chapter is yet to unfold, we look forward to seeing you pave your success in becoming one solid future Civil Engineer License holders! Malayo na, at sa wakas Malapit na rin!

written by Mica Galindez
layout by Peter John Itona

𝐍𝐨 𝐄𝐚𝐬𝐲 𝐏𝐨𝐢𝐧𝐭𝐬. The College of Engineering (CEN) fought like brave tigresses in the volleyball championship match against the College of Criminal Justice Education (CCJE) lady dragons, April 19.

The CCJE showed power and control early in the game, putting CEN under a lot of pressure. But like tigresses that do not easily back down, CEN stayed determined and continued to fight.

As the match went on, the Tigresses slowly found their strength. Little by little, they challenged the Dragons and were able to push the match into a fifth set. This showed that CEN had the heart and courage to stand against a tough opponent.

In the final set, the Tigresses gave everything they had and fought for every point until the very end. The battle between the Tigresses and the Dragons was intense, exciting, and full of emotion. Although the Dragons won the championship, the Tigresses showed great courage, resilience, and fighting spirit that made the match unforgettable.

Caption by Joy Becodo
Photos by Alexandrei Josh Prietos

𝐓𝐀(𝐘)𝐈𝐋𝐎𝐑𝐄𝐃 𝐒𝐖𝐄𝐄𝐏! The College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) and College of Engineering (CEN) killed it during their championship match earlier, April 19.

With their eyes on the ball and on winning, these two teams were drilling spikes and serving aces as they both tried to bring home the sweetest bacon title: Champions.

Fortunately, these "Home of the Champions" tigers were biting off their way throughout the game, sweeping it off swiftly, winning 3 straight sets;

(25-22 1st Set)
(25-18 2nd Set)
(25-18 3rd Set)

against the College of Arts and Sciences (CAS).

Proving once again that they are more than just "tres" enjoyers, as these "tres" paved the path of their victory.

Written by Mica Galindez
Photos by Alexandrei Josh Prietos