But for now, it's the Fridaaaaaay Fiveeeeee!
1. Who was your favorite all time teacher(s)?
Paul Go and Max Pulan
2. What did they teach?
Fiction, Poetry, Literary Criticism 1 and 2, Phil. Lit in English, Great Books
3. What is your best memory from that class?
From Paul Go:
We were having presentations on songs with figurative language that day and since my group was done (I sang Artificial Joy Club's "Sick and Beautiful" with David Abaya on guitars haha) I was messing around with Cha making fun of the other groups. It was pretty mean, I know but we were freshmen and we thought Ateneo owed it to us to have fun (pfft). Anyway, I didn't realize Sir Go was right behind me and, with clenched teeth, he whispered: Will you shut the fuck up?!!? I can't hear a fucking thing!!!! It's not my BEST memory but that should last me for the rest of my life.
From Max Pulan:
Lit Crit 1&2 were pretty significant to me in more ways than one. I had just transferred into a different block (long story) so I was all the way in the back of the room with not a peep. It was where I made friends with Camille, Marts, EJ, Cris, Cands and eventually, The Max Pulan Himself. One of the memories that stand out though, is the one of all of us taking the finals. OMG. Loooong and excruciating, but exhilarating when you could answer even one of the questions. Galing.
4. Did you ever have a crush on a teacher and if so who?
No. Never.
5. What is the craziest/wildest/weirdest thing you (or someone you know) ever did at school?
I'm pretty much a wholesome student. I just remember being caught for looking at the porn tabloids in the fourth grade, making a teacher cry and being caught playing pusoy dos in first high school, repeatedly being told to keep quiet and the occasional teacher sending me out.
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Last night my parents and I watched the piano masters at CCP. It was a great experience seeing the Philippine Philharmonic Orchestra playing with the San Miguel Orchestra, along with eleven pianists. Whoa whoa whoa. And tonight, for mom's birthday, we're watching the SMC Orchestra again, in Podium this time. You guys check it out if you're interested. 4:30-6 pm.
1. Who was your favorite all time teacher(s)?
Paul Go and Max Pulan
2. What did they teach?
Fiction, Poetry, Literary Criticism 1 and 2, Phil. Lit in English, Great Books
3. What is your best memory from that class?
From Paul Go:
We were having presentations on songs with figurative language that day and since my group was done (I sang Artificial Joy Club's "Sick and Beautiful" with David Abaya on guitars haha) I was messing around with Cha making fun of the other groups. It was pretty mean, I know but we were freshmen and we thought Ateneo owed it to us to have fun (pfft). Anyway, I didn't realize Sir Go was right behind me and, with clenched teeth, he whispered: Will you shut the fuck up?!!? I can't hear a fucking thing!!!! It's not my BEST memory but that should last me for the rest of my life.
From Max Pulan:
Lit Crit 1&2 were pretty significant to me in more ways than one. I had just transferred into a different block (long story) so I was all the way in the back of the room with not a peep. It was where I made friends with Camille, Marts, EJ, Cris, Cands and eventually, The Max Pulan Himself. One of the memories that stand out though, is the one of all of us taking the finals. OMG. Loooong and excruciating, but exhilarating when you could answer even one of the questions. Galing.
4. Did you ever have a crush on a teacher and if so who?
No. Never.
5. What is the craziest/wildest/weirdest thing you (or someone you know) ever did at school?
I'm pretty much a wholesome student. I just remember being caught for looking at the porn tabloids in the fourth grade, making a teacher cry and being caught playing pusoy dos in first high school, repeatedly being told to keep quiet and the occasional teacher sending me out.
Last night my parents and I watched the piano masters at CCP. It was a great experience seeing the Philippine Philharmonic Orchestra playing with the San Miguel Orchestra, along with eleven pianists. Whoa whoa whoa. And tonight, for mom's birthday, we're watching the SMC Orchestra again, in Podium this time. You guys check it out if you're interested. 4:30-6 pm.
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