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As a creative person, it was hard to see how I could use my talents [under the circumstances],” he said. “I was really looking for a way I could be of use. I am the type who is always looking to learn, to go out, and explore, and now I’ve been given an opportunity to serve our nation.”
From: Manila Bulletin
https://lifestyle.mb.com.ph/2020/03/28/college-freshman-pilots-pasig-city-disinfectant-drone/?fbclid=IwAR3oCEWVxDluqLGBGT54CxlgWPhAdbptcaNKzGtdqM2SxbJV7mXc0tKp_tE
The annual Malasimbo Music & Arts Festival, scheduled Feb. 29-March 1 at the La Mesa Eco Park in Quezon City, will present 16 acts, 21 DJs, 20 business conference speakers and five visual artists.
[…]Malasimbo 2020 also has a Music Business Conference section […] including Mony Romana (Marketing Program hHead, MINT College)
LINK:
https://lifestyle.inquirer.net/358178/16-acts-21-djs-and-more-a-whole-lotta-shakin-at-malasimbo-music-arts-fest-feb-29-march-1/
MINT College is grateful to be a part of the festivity through their collaboration project—a mural about environmental conservation and preservation. The artwork, titled “Everything Counts” can be found in front of Silver City 1A building.
They highlighted the first execution of the collaborative event among MINT College’s Art program such as Fashion, Music Business Management, Multimedia Arts, Theater Arts, and Film.
This is a three-part series about schools that offers music-related and music industry-related programs for aspiring music executives, performers, production, and record label officers
Young designer Carl Jan Cruz once lied about his age to get internships, and now he’s inspiring students to go after their dreams
"All I Need,” which talks about overcoming personal struggles and being self-sufficient, isn’t about anyone in particular, Gabbi said. “It’s about my past experiences; about trying to be independent when you feel like you’re losing yourself.”
