Media Law classmembers join UPCMC Dean Ernan fundraiser Nov. 15 after game-based learning activity answering Qs on copyright topics, media workers rts, using songs written by Danny Javier, Taylor Swift, David Yuhico of Lola Amour, Peping Almojuela, Ding Achacoso (original version of Rody Vera), public domain songs “Sampung mga Daliri”, “Bahay Kubo”, UPCMC veranda, lobby

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Ushijima Plays · Lola Amour – Raining In Manila

The UPCMC Law on Mass Media and Communication class members +2 (with many more students, faculty, and staff) join the Nov. 15 Dean’s fundraiser for scholarships and projects organized by Dean Ernan on his birthday after their game-based learning activity where…

… where class members answered quiz questions on media workers’ rights and copyright topics using songs written by Danny Javier, Taylor Swift, David Yuhico of Lola Amour, Peping Almojuela and Ding Achacoso (original version of Rody Vera),

and the public domain songs “Sampung mga Daliri” and “Bahay Kubo”, Nov. 15, 2023 UPCMC lobby, veranda, and parking lot.

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“We remember” from the Law on Mass Media and Communication class to you, your family and friends

“We remember” from the Law on Mass Media and Communication class —

to you, your family and friends

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Phee_lhao · Ang Huling El Bimbo

On the theme of remembering, the UPCMC Law on Mass Media and Communication class members honor all those who fought for our freedoms, and remember family and friends who “raised us up to more than we can be” on Oct. 25, 2023 at the UPCMC Veranda in a game-based learning activity based on songs composed by Levi Celerio and Restie Umali, Ely Buendia and Eraserheads, Ben & Ben, Juan Karlos, Rolf Løvland and Brendan Graham (Josh Groban version, “You Raise Me Up”) as they answer quiz questions on Justice Black, concurring in New York Times vs. US, Justice Leonen, separate and concurring in ABS-CBN vs. NTC (and not the majority opinion which did not traverse transcendental constitutional law issues on the ground of “mootness”), and the arguments of then Dean Irene Cortes, Perfecto Fernandez, Haydee Yorac and Joker Arroyo in Gonzales vs. Kalaw-Katigbak.