VOLUME 1-ISSUE 1-FEBUARY 2023
White
Island Breeze
The awaited 2023
Campus Journalism
arises BY Jelord Ranara
Amidst the pandemic after
the awaited four long years
once ignited its pen as the
opening of the 2023 “Division
Writeshop among Campus
Journalist and School Paper
Advisers” arise and burned the
hearts of many at Sixto
A. Abao National High
School on February 4,
2023.
Calmly introduced
with some Words of
Welcome by the School
OIC/DIC Victoriano
cracked the minds,
uncapping pens and
embracing once its warm
welcome was mind
blowing in the face of
hundreds as the speakers
let them know what is
coming.
Fil-Am Miss
USA wins
Ms.U 2022
BY Jelord Ranara
First Filipino
American Miss USA
R'Bonney Gabriel is
crowned Miss Universe
2022 At the grand finale
of the 71st Miss Universe
which took place during
the final round of the 71st
Miss Universe Beauty
Pageant in New Orleans
which was aired live on
Saturday, January 14, 2023.
Over 80 women
from all over the world
competed for the
coveted title of Miss
Universe during the
three-hour competition.
In a gorgeous
gown, Bonney Gabriel
looked stunning at the
Editorial
A Call for Help to
Followed up by the
LGU-Mahinog’s Municipal
Mayor Lawrence K.Tan’s
for its opening remarks
stated “Hinaot nga
mahimo kamo mga
journalist, dili lang sa
inyong skwelahan kung di,
sa mga dagko nga
industriya sa pagsulat. Isa
ta, Kuyog ta, Together we
can.”
As Events both
English and Filipino:
Elementary and Secndary
level were again fueled up
Miss Universe 2022
competition. She was
decked out in a crystal
-covered gown and striking
jewellery. As she received
the title of her successor
during the event,
Harnaaz Sandhu, who won
the title of Miss Universe
2021, sparkled brightly in
a shimmering black dress
with an intricate trail
was the final question that
sealed the faith of Miss
USA 2022, she was asked,
"If you win Miss
UnIverse, how will you
work to demonstrate this is
an empowering and
progressive organization?”
and she replied, "Well, I
would use it to be a
transformational leader. As
a very passionate
Conquer Educational Challenges
Page 2
as Luisito Acero presents
the participants around the
Province of Camiguin.
Breaking through
more of Dr. Bazil
Sabacajan also motivated
the many “ I would like to
congratulate everyone as
for you are all winners in
your own right.”
Moreover “It’s the
thought, the substance that
counts, Dili importante
kung unsa kagamay basta
designer, (having) been
sewing for 13 years, I use
fashion as a force for good.
In my industry, I'm cutting
down on pollution through
recycled materials when I
make my clothing. I teach
sewing classes to women
that have survived human
trafficking and domestic
violence. And I say that
because it is so important
to invest in others, invest
in our community, and use
your unique talent to make
a difference. We all have
something special, and
when we plant those seeds
(in) other people in our
life, we transform them,
and we use that as a vehicle
kay substance and there
will alwas be limitations
and boundaries and It’s a
responsible journalism.”
Uttered by Sheila G.
Babanto as the SB member
of the committee of
Education.
“ Writing: A breakthrough
to Excellence” as it’s
comeback theme.ack them
e.
international
for change."
Gabriel closed her
eyes and clasped hands
with runner-up Miss
Venezuela, Amanda
Dudamel, at the moment
of the dramatic reveal of
the winner, then beamed
after her name was
announced.
Thumping
music rang out, and she
was handed a bouquet
of flowers, draped in the
winner’s sash and crowned
with a tiara onstage at
the 71st Miss Universe
Competition, held in New
Orleans.