150 Pesos. 22 Museums and Heritage Sites. One night.

This Anthropology student is happy.

FIELD TRIP!

PARTICIPATING SITES:

• 1.Aboitizland Heritage Pocket
• 2. Alternative Contemporary Arts Studio (ACAS)
• 3. Ayala Center Cebu Cinema and The Terraces
• 4. Basilica Minore del Santo Niño through the Santo Niño de Cebu Augustinian Social Development Foundation (SNAF)
• 5. Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) Museum
• 6. Cathedral Museum of Cebu
• 7. Casa Gorordo Museum
• 8. Cebu City Museum
• 9. Cebu Normal University (CNU)
• 10. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
• 11. College Assurance Plan (CAP) Theater
• 12. Fo Guang Shan Chu Un Temple
• 13. Fort San Pedro
• 14. Jose R. Gullas Halad Museum
• 15. Mandaue City Plaza
• 16. Museo Parian sa Sugbo
• 17. Museo Sugbo
• 18. Plaza Independencia
• 19. Sacred Heart Parish Church
• 20. University of San Carlos Museum
• 21. University of Southern Philippines Foundation (USPF) Rizaliana Museum
• 22. Yap-Sandiego Ancestral House

for more info, click here and here.

todayscarolinian:

By Reyster Mae Perez

College of Architecture and Fine Arts (CAFA) – After successfully implementing the first university-based Cinema Program in Visayas last year, the University of San Carlos Department of Fine Arts takes on another pioneering achievement in the field of Philippine cinema as it opens the first (and currently the only) Master of Fine Arts degree in Cinema Studies June of the incoming academic year.

“The carrying out of the course is a crucial step towards producing a generation of Filipino Film Professors,” said Misha Anissimov, acting USC Film Program Coordinator, during the official press launching of the program April 26, at the CAFA Theatre. “We’d like to emphasize the importance of scholarly research, apart from the usual workshop offerings for aspiring filmmakers.”

The course is largely directed at Mass Communications graduates and cinephiles who have potential as future film scholars and critics. To be led by Fullbright scholar from the New York University Dr. Paul Douglas Grant, other members of the faculty will include esteemed Cebuano filmmakers Diem Judilla and Remton Zuasola.

Aside from the Bachelor of Fine Arts – Major in Cinema and MFA-Cinema Studies programs, the curriculum will also offer one-year courses under Certificate in Film Studies and Certificate in Screenwriting this semester. The courses will involve subjects on Film Curation; Screenplay; Cebuano, Philippine and World Film History; Film Research, Thesis and Criticism; and Film Theory among others.

todayscarolinian:

“We will do our best”, “We will be working for a one USC SSC”, “We also need the cooperation of the students” - these are the most common messages you’ll hear from our newly elected SSC Officers of school year 2012-2013. The objective of this interview is to relay the message of our newly elected officers to the whole Carolinian community. In this video, most of the officers, if not all, thanked their supporters and assured the Carolinians of what they will be doing in the months to come. 

Audio from deendeon1000 at newgrounds.com

todayscarolinian:

Today’s Carolinian, Vol. XXII, No. 1, January 2012

For a full screen view of the magazine, click here.