Online classroom of Ronald Castillo y Maglaqui, Professor of Political Science at the University of Santo Tomas - Faculty of Arts and Letters. But for the time being, starting 2022, this blog serves as a student's public notebook of thoughts while he undertakes his international PhD in Asia Pacific Studies at National Chengchi University, Taipei, Taiwan.
Reach him through rmcastillo@ust.edu.ph
"Cesar and Friends" Questions: 1. What do you consider to be your greatest accomplishment and why? 2. Why did this type of work or profession interest you, and how did you get started? 3. What advice can you give to a beginner like us to achieve our goals?
2. Is the government aware of what is really happening within the political game of our country?
3. If the president of our country would be given a chance to say a single word that would describe the discrimination of the third sex now a days, what would it be and why?
Members:
Almonte Mariano Macedonio Miguel Cruz Thomas Lintag
1. Why is it that Political Science is always referred to as a good Pre-Law course? Any myths about this program that you might want to debunk?
2. What would be an effective type of government for the Philippines that may lessen the poverty and eradicate corruption, considering the culture of Filipinos?
3. Why do differences in economic status affect political participation? Will the non-participation of the impoverished bring a big change in the political arena? Why or why not?
MEMBERS: Belgica, Jhee Ann Guillermo, Jezza Claire Hernandez, Asterlyn Hwang, Sung Ung Ituriaga, Mika Jeza Medina, Caryl Louise Mendoza, Samantha Mae
1. Based on your opinion, asides from corruption, what are the other political problems we are currently facing in our country? What is the best way to solve it?
2. As a Democratic Country, How do you think it affects our political issues we are currently facing?
3. Do you think that our country would reach its higher potential being ruled under a different form of government? What government do you think would be best suited for the Philippines? Why?
The Members of this group are the following:
Espino Gordola Naval Leary Galicia Mascareñas Laureta
Longino, Angela Lopez group: Vivitec 1. If you could add, deduct, or alter any law in the Constitution, what would it be and why? 2. What are the advantages of being a political science major these days? 3.What qualities must a political science student possess in order to excel in the said major? Members: Longino Matias Dela Cuadra Luna Cosme Manalang Regacho
Three proposed questions:
ReplyDelete1.) Can a country really be considered free?
2.) What words of advice can you give to freshmen Political Science students?
3.) What is the relevance of considering public opinions?
Members:
Gab Matola
Benedict Lopez
Atheena Mondido
Claudette Irene Manalastas
Zarina Lee
Traceza Yvonne Magno
Bryan Manzano
Antonio Vito Medina
"The Hot Bald Group"
Delete"Cesar and Friends"
ReplyDeleteQuestions:
1. What do you consider to be your greatest accomplishment and why?
2. Why did this type of work or profession interest you, and how did you get started?
3. What advice can you give to a beginner like us to achieve our goals?
"Blue MARL-ins"
ReplyDeleteQuestions:
1. How can the government fully end poverty?
2. Is the government aware of what is really happening within the political game of our country?
3. If the president of our country would be given a chance to say a single word that would describe the discrimination of the third sex now a days, what would it be and why?
Members:
Almonte
Mariano
Macedonio
Miguel
Cruz
Thomas
Lintag
Lavarias, Regina
ReplyDeleteWe are the "Targaryen" group and here is the list of our questions:
1. Are you in favor of amending our Constitution to address economic reforms?
2. What can you say about the issue on sexual harassment in the different Phil. Embassies in Middle East esp. in Jordan?
3. You, as a political scientist, what can we expect from you?
Members:
Luis
Tacbobo
Ozawa
Lucasan
Amaro
Fullosco
Navarro
"Spartlets"
ReplyDeleteQUESTIONS:
1. Why is it that Political Science is always referred to as a good Pre-Law course? Any myths about this program that you might want to debunk?
2. What would be an effective type of government for the Philippines that may lessen the poverty and eradicate corruption, considering the culture of Filipinos?
3. Why do differences in economic status affect political participation? Will the non-participation of the impoverished bring a big change in the political arena? Why or why not?
MEMBERS:
Belgica, Jhee Ann
Guillermo, Jezza Claire
Hernandez, Asterlyn
Hwang, Sung Ung
Ituriaga, Mika Jeza
Medina, Caryl Louise
Mendoza, Samantha Mae
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ReplyDeleteEspino, Joseph Lorenzo
ReplyDeleteOur Group is "Front Row"
These are our questions
1. Based on your opinion, asides from corruption, what are the other political problems we are currently facing in our country? What is the best way to solve it?
2. As a Democratic Country, How do you think it affects our political issues we are currently facing?
3. Do you think that our country would reach its higher potential being ruled under a different form of government? What government do you think would be best suited for the Philippines? Why?
The Members of this group are the following:
Espino
Gordola
Naval
Leary
Galicia
Mascareñas
Laureta
Longino, Angela Lopez
ReplyDeletegroup: Vivitec
1. If you could add, deduct, or alter any law in the Constitution, what would it be and why?
2. What are the advantages of being a political science major these days?
3.What qualities must a political science student possess in order to excel in the said major?
Members:
Longino
Matias
Dela Cuadra
Luna
Cosme
Manalang
Regacho
Hear hear to 1POL2 for being first to finish their task!!!
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