“Knowing the real you”

Editor- in- chief

Ellemae Ruth T. Dandan

Managing Editor

Berly Villanueva

Staffs

Gloria Mae C. Ramos

Cindy P. Peculados

Hazelyn Manalad

Angel Lomibao

Tracy Espero

Elmy Fernandez

Jade Villacorte

Layout and Design

Jules Gabriel

Editor’s Note Curious?

BAMS are known for being

studious but, here in our issue we

unveiled that BAMS can be more than

what other people thought we are.

Fifteen Shades of BAMS is a

magazine that shows we can also excel

in other fields. We can also be trendy and

fashionable with our corporate attires,

and we can also be humorous and funny

at times.

Want to know what is the best

color to wear for a job interview? Want

to laugh-off your problems for a little

while?

Maybe it’s the time to unveil the

real beautiful you.

Anti- Selfie Tabs Is it Real? Is

it Real?

was scrolling down posts in my Facebook account where I saw lots’ of my

friends’ selfies when suddenly, I’ve seen this post that has a caption of “I need this!!”.

Suddenly, an idea came up that I need to write something about it.

I think everyone knows the term and the act of taking a “selfie” but, does anyone

knows the negative effects of taking a selfie?

In an article in Psychology Today, Doctor Pamela Rutledge says that taking selfies can

be harmful to a person’s

mental health and that

indulging in them is indicative

of narcissism (extreme

admiration for oneself), low

self- esteem, attention seeking

behavior and self-indulgence.

Okay, Anti-Selfie Tabs

doesn’t exist, not yet but, selfie

addicts do exist. Actually they

are escalating. Whoever

thought of that idea must’ve (or must not have) seen what is happening in our society.

Nowadays, we tend to capture first the happenings in our surroundings while we should

enjoy it by living in it.

By: Ellemae Ruth T. Dandan, 1st year, BSBM

“Sometimes people are beautiful. Not in looks. Not in what they say. Just in what they are.”

― Markus Zusak, I Am the Messenger

According to Ms. Elena Obaldo an STI HRM student and cheer dancer the

key for an OMG beauty is:

How do you maintain your fitness?

-A healthy diet that’s full of vitamins, and nutrients.

How do you maintain your good complexion?

-By using lotions, creams and keeping my skin clean.

What advice would you give to us for proper care of skin?

-Don’t stay too long in sunlight. Drink more water, proper diet and

having enough time of sleep. Interviewed by: Tracy

Espero

According to Mr. Marc Diamante an STI BSBM student the key

for an OMG beauty is:

How do you maintain your fitness?

-I barely go to gym because I was a bit skinny before.

How do you maintain your good complexion?

-I don’t apply any lotion and creams in my body but I only

apply Master (a men’s facial foam).

What advice would you give to us for proper care of skin?

What advice can you give for any guys who have an oily

skin?

-I wash my face with a cold water to lessen the oiliness of my

face by maintaining it

every day.

Interviewed by: Ellemae Ruth T. Dandan

According to Ms. Lai Centeno an STI HRM student and volleyball

player the key for an OMG beauty is:

How do you maintain your fitness?

-By proper exercise like jogging, gym, playing volleyball and

badminton How do you maintain your good complexion?

-By applying kojic lotion and by visiting derma everytime

What advice would you give to us for proper care of skin?

By sleeping on time and eating nutrients foods.

Their beauty isn’t only external but also internal. They prove that beauty

STI Sportsfest Gags

By: Jade Villacorte, Berly Villanueva, Elmy Fernandez & Gloria Mae Ramos, 1st year BSBM

ou might see him walking in the hallways, greeted by the students because he’s Kuya

Marc in the eyes of most students. President Lobrin in the eyes of his subordinates, of

the BAMS organization but, who is the real Marc?

Marc Lobrin isn’t just a student, a

president of the BAMS but also an

entrepreneur. I really found it amazing

because how can a 23 year old man like

him manage all those things? According to

him he planned everything right from the

enrollment. He started running for a lower

position when he’s in first year so that he

can test if he can handle that kind of busy

schedule and there, he mastered managing

his time through experience. He also said

that setting which are your priorities

between personal life, school and business

can help you manage your time.

The Man of Discipline:

Interviewed By: Cindy P. Peculados & Hazelyn Manalad, 1st year BSBM

Written By: Ellemae Ruth T. Dandan, 1st year BSBM

According to him, being a

president makes him happy because of the

student’s courtesy every time they saw him

walking in the hallways by the way they

greeted him is a really big deal for him.

He’s also an appreciative leader because of

his affectionate recognition for his

subordinates in the BAMS organization and

with the players. Even at the young age, I

can sense that he’ll be a good manager

because he keeps understanding his

subordinates who weren’t so active in serving

the organization, he even said that BAM’s

priority is to study so I understood if there

are some conflicts with the schedules that

causes them to put the org. aside.

Marc Lobrin is more than what we

thought he is¾he believes of the importance

of experience as a training for the real

world, respect, and humility that will help

you gain friends not foes. He believes with

that being smart isn’t the only thing needed

to be a manager, you must know how to treat and respect your subordinates right.

By Berly D. Villanueva, Jade P. Villacorte and

Gloria Mae Ramos 1st year BSBM

Ms. Shiena B. Saberon a fourth year BSHRM student wearing her corporate attire.

Do’s

Sheina is wearing a peach long

sleeve top with a black coat and 1

inch closed shoe heels.

“In job interviews, you should wear a

comfortable tees not so fit but not so

loose”

Don’ts

Don’t wear jeans including color

styles and don’t wear open toed

shoes or overly casual shoes.

Do’s

Juvy is wearing royal blue top shirt

with her black coat and stripes skirt.

Her heels is close toe and high at 2 ½

inch.

Don’ts

Don’t wear anything too short, too

revealing. Don’t wear those extremely

high heels.

Ms. Juvy Refran a fourth year BSHRM student wearing her corporate and simple attire.

Do’s

Maiko is wearing a checkered top with

his appropriate stripe necktie and a

black coat, casual pants and clean

leather shoes.

Don’ts

Don’t wear pants without belt and

untucked shirts or wrinkled clothes.

Don’t wear T-shirts, white socks and

sandals.

Mr. Maiko Aldy Manacmul a fourth year student of BSHRM is wearing his corporate attire.

“First impressions Last”

According to Ms. Anj

Trinidad (An STI professor and an

entrepreneur), you need to make a good

impression without being too flashy.

Impressions are vital especially here in

our superficial country because most

employers tend to look for an employee

that “has a pleasing personality” or an

employee that has a “professional

look”.

So, what are the things that we should

consider to have that professional

look?

1. We should know what color suits

us because like what Ms. Anj

said earlier, impressions do

matter.

2. Black, grey and neutral color

corporate attires can give you that professional look but it should be solid not printed.

(What is the best color to wear for a job interview?)

By: Ellemae Ruth T. Dandan, 1st year, BSBM

3. White attires are fine as long as you have a coat but, it doesn’t have much

“impression” (It’s too plain) unlike black and grey.

4. Last but not the least. Personal tip: Confidence is also vital to have that

professional look because even you’re wearing a designer’s clothes but

you’re acting stupid in front of the interviewer, all of your preparations will

turn into ashes.

We should give our very best in everything

that we do (especially in job interviews)

because it might be the only shot we got

to be employed.

onfessing isn’t easy as it sound. It’s like choosing between:

having more than what you have or losing everything that you

had.

Shh! (STI Confession)

Conducted By: Angel Lomibao, Hazelyn Manalad & Cindy Peculados

CODENAME: #Whogoat

Wag mong hayaang masaya sya, tapos ikaw.

Ano? Nganga?

COURSE: A

YEAR LEVEL: 2

CODENAME: Pretty Boy

If you know the word respect

You know how to LOVE !!!

COURSE: BSBM 201 P

CODENAME: <3

Pagkaen na nga lang

meron ako.

Kinoconfiscate pa ng

gurad.

#Bitter

CODENAME: QT.KULOT

Buti pa sa cheerdance

pagnafall ka may sasalo

sayo.eh Ikaw na lagi kong

kasma

nga nga ako =(

COURSE: BM

CODENAME: Violetmoon

Hi No. 18!!

Bakit ganun Ang pogi mo ngayon?

Sabi nga nila…

TIME IS GOLD wala na yung nasayang na.

Love natin parang basketball once na hindi mo

mashoot

CODENAME: “JAMICA” 1. Di lahat ng maganda nag aartista yung iba

nasa BM 2. 2. Mahal mo cia mahal Karin nia eh, ano ko

kontrabida COURSE:BM YEAR LEVEL:BM201P P

CODENAME: R.A.

Nanaginip ako

Break na kami!

Iyak ako nang Iyak!

Pag-gising ko tawa ako

nang tawa!

CODENAME: GOING

BULILIT

HI MA’AM KAREN ANNE

SALAPONG!

SAD NAMAN DI MO KO

NILIBRE SA JEEP!!!

CODENAME: Pretty Boy

If you know the word

respect

You know how to LOVE !!!

COURSE: BSBM 201 P

CODENAME:

JISHIKAMIKU

HELLO EJ SARMIENTO

ANG CUTE MO TALAGA

=)

CODENAME: Piggy kayl

Forever is only possible through Jesus Christ, so

don’t be Bitter sa Forever =)

Porket walang Lovelife e XD

Laftrip :D

CODENAME:#Whogoat

*Don’t just be a starter, be a finisher

*I want you to stay forever, then a tleast

make it a little bit longer than never.

COURSE: AT

YEAR LEVEL: 2

CODENAME: K dot!

Gusto kong kumnta pero

no. 1 problem ko ay ang

boses ko.

Mahal kita Princess

Joyce Mirasol

#mayforever

CODENAME: f.

Mapagmhal

IDOL KO PO TALAGA SI

JOEY JACO

CODENAME: Ms. Pretty

Wala talaga Forever

Hanggat na bubuhay ang

mga bitter.

CODENAME: Sahadoja

=)

MAHAL!!!

Minsan bilihin

Minsan tawagan

Madalas Ikaw yun!!!

CODENAME: pretty Girl

Hindi kita kailangan sa buhay ko kasi anjan naman

ang Lord at parents ko nap di ako pasayahin nu!!

COURSE: BSAT

YEAR LEVEL: 2nd year

CODENAME: EROL RENZ

“Ang love story naten, nakasulat sa book

ni Lord. In right time, in right place at

right manner dadating yan” =)

TIWALA LANG =)

CODENAME: Nicsyow <3

Malalaman mo lang ang

halaga ko. Pag nawala

nako sayo! XD HAHA

CODENAME: BULILIT

NO. 2

Hi PAOLO ALONZO NG

BSIT. CRUSH NA CRUSH

KITA!!

COURSE: Business

Management

CODENAME: LujLord

ALAM KONG NABIGLA KA

SA MGA SINABI KO SAYO

NUN PERO LAHAT NG

YUN AY TOTOO! <3

CODENAME: Butter

fingerzz

Yung tipong naiihi ka

na… tapos sarado pala

yung C.R…

May forever naman eh

tiwala lang

#Maintenance

CODENAME: Starlet

Hello Mr. 23

Sa tuwing nakikita kita napapangiti mo ako, bawat

ngiti sa iyong labi. Lalo akong naiinlovesayo. Sana sa

bawat pagshoot mo ng bata ako’y iyong

napapasaya.sana Tayo na langkahit sa panaginip

CODENAME: Marcelo III

Kaya tayo iniiwan ng mga mahal natin kasi may

bagong darating na magtata ng mga mali natin.

COURSE: BSAT

YEAR LEVEL: 2nd year

CODENAME: Blank

Kung nasa katwiran,

ipaglaban mo. Kung

hindi naman, bahala ka

pilitin mo.

CODENAME: GOING

BULILIT

Hi Divine Bansil

Thanks for making me a

stronger person than

before XD

CODENAME: R.A.

Hi Kholen Maica sensya

na torpe ako

CODENAME: Kimhyung

Ampalaya

Minsan gulay

Minsan ikaw

Stupid Grammar Is Forever

By: Gloria Mae Ramos, 1st Year, BSBM

English Tagalog

My eyes are on fire. Ang aking mga mata ay

nasusunog.

The game was beautiful. Ang laro ay maganda.

Setting here is not allowed. Bawal umupo dito.

There’s no hard bread on a hot

coffee.

Walang matigas na tinapay sa

mainit na kape.

I’m just good looking. Mabait lang akong tignan.

Do not do unto others what

you don’t want others do unto

you.

Huwag kang ganyan, kung

ganyan ka, huwag naman

ganon.

Funny Bunny 1. Pick up the paper and fall in the dustbin.

2. Both of you stand together separately.

3. Why are you looking at the monkeys outside when I am inside.

4. Will you hang myself.

5. I have 2 daughters both are girls.

6. Give me a blue pen of any color.

7. The principal is revolving in the in the corridor.

here are two types of managers; the good manager and the

manager. The good manager not just want to earn profit, he also

wants to help his people improve while the manager, is the person

we often seek when we have complains.

According to Ms. Anj Trinidad, an STI professor and an

entrepreneur, a good manager must have the following qualities:

1. Respect to God

2. Integrity

3. Be a good leader and a good follower. You shouldn’t just be a good

leader. You should also be a good follower because that’s where everything starts. You

should comply so that your subordinates will follow your lead.

4. Love his/her work. You shouldn’t just consider working because you have

bills to pay. You should consider working because that doesn’t just give you a profit but

also helps your find happiness and fulfillment in your job.

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15 Shades of BAMS

By: Ellemae Ruth T. Dandan, 1st year, BSBM

According to Ms. Filipina E. Manuel, another BM professor at STI, a good manager should:

1.be responsible. A good manager should be responsible in terms of work.

2. love his people. He should also have a heart not just a brain.

3. be goal-oriented.

4.have empathy.

According to Mr. Marc Lobrin, BAMS organizations president at STI and also an entrepreneur,

his idea of a good manager is that he/she must:

1. be disciplined

2. know his priority

3. be a good follower first

4. respect himself and his subordinates.

Being intelligent

isn’t the only thing

needed to be a good

manager. A good

character matters more

than good grades but

that doesn’t mean you

just sit back and

relax.

It’s more fun in The Philippines

(Marketing Style)

By: Gloria Mae Ramos, 1ST Year BSBM

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