Written, Performed, Produced by Ace Banzuelo. Sony Music Ph. Toothless Studios MV: Director, Tristan Ortega & Miko Del Rosario. Creative Producer:Jonathan Tal Placido. Asst Director: Daniel Chicombing. Director Photography: Renz Gonzales. Asst Cam: Jeb Agulto. Prod Designer: Nic Fabian. Art Director: Lester Lambino. Set Man: Emman Mariano. Offline Editor: Tristan Ortega. Online Editor: Miko Del Rosario. Colorist: Renz Gonzales. 200K+ views YouTube

The Cage Metaphor

Coincidentally, a couple of weeks ago, i came across this: Jennifer Lopez detailed how the NFL bigwigs asked her to remove the cage metaphor (kids inside cages singing as a commentary on the Trump immigration policy of separating migrant children from their parents at the US-Mexico border) in her docu of the NFL Halftime performance (most of which she wrote, directed, and produced). She remained firm, and the rest was history in NFL performances.

“I know Why the Caged Bird Sings” Maya de Angelou autobiography: “The caged bird sings with a fearful trill, of things unknown, but longed for still, and his tune is heard on the distant hill, for the caged bird sings of freedom.” – Maya Angelou, I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings.

“There is more than one sort of prison, Captain… I sense that you carry yours wherever you go.” Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, line delivered by Chirrut Imwe (Donnie Yen) to Cassian Andor (Diego Luna)

Song entitled “Kulang” and music video: Written, Performed, Produced, Mixed & Mastered by Ace Banzuelo. Sony Music Ph.

The cage metaphor: A Toothless Studios music video Director, Tristan Ortega & Miko Del Rosario. Creative Producer:Jonathan Tal Placido. Asst Director: Daniel Chicombing. Director Photography: Renz Gonzales. Asst Cam: Jeb Agulto. Prod Designer: Nic Fabian. Art Director: Lester Lambino. Set Man: Emman Mariano. Offline Editor: Tristan Ortega. Online Editor: Miko Del Rosario. Colorist: Renz Gonzales. More than 200K views on YouTube

CORRECTED version Academic Calendar #UniversityofthePhilippines #UPDiliman. We received a CORRECTED version of the Academic Calendar a few hours ago. Here it is: Classes open Feb13, close June15. Deadline submission of grades July5. Maximum 17 class wks. 6-7 holidays (2 Saturdays Holidays, 1 Thurs-Monday Holy Wk to Araw ng Kagitingan, 1 Monday holiday Labor Day), possible reading break: Apr10-15. Details below:

CORRECTED version Academic Calendar University of the Philippines Diliman.

We received a CORRECTED version of the Academic Calendar a few hours ago. Here it is:

Classes open Feb13, close June15.

Deadline submission of grades July5.

Maximum 17 class weeks. 6-7 holidays (2 Saturdays Holidays, 1 Thursday-Monday Holy Wk to Araw ng Kagitingan, 1 Monday holiday Labor Day), possible reading break: Apr10-15. Details below:

Holidays:
Feb. 25 Saturday
April 6 Holy Thursday
April 7 Good Friday
April 8 Black Saturday
April 9 Easter Sunday
April 10 Monday Araw ng Kagitingan (moved from Apr. 9)
Reading Break April 10 Monday to April 15 Saturday
May 1 Monday Labor Day
June 12 Monday Independence Day

In fair weather and stable conditions:
Saturday classes will have a maximum of 15 class meetings (with one possible reading break: Possible Total 14 meetings)
Monday classes will have a maximum of 16 meetings
Thursday classes will have a maximum of 16 meetings (with a possible ACLE on one Thursday and one possible reading break: Possible Total 14 meetings)
Friday classes will have a maximum of 16 meetings with one possible reading break: Possible Total 15 meetings

Embedded below is a general calendar from General Blue used here non-commercially for academic purposes: