Made by GYRA ANN ORTEGA

Have you ever thought “Ah bahala na, basta maka pasa lang,” but then you keep on aiming higher? It is because you know that you, the one reading this, can do better. You know for yourself that I can get through this despite everything that is happening in this “Krazy” world. This poster shows how we students are very determined in achieving our day-to-day goals. It shows that if we are on the zone, no one can falter our attention even with the pandemic. We are very eager to battle anything that would fight against our goals and dreams. Another thing in this poster is that although we live in different communities, it may be in the rural or urban areas, we students have in common is having this fire in our hearts that can never exhaust when it comes to our dreams. Kaya laban lang tayo Ga!

Made by MARC ANGELO DELIGERO and CARLOS BENEDICT A. CARLOM

Vexatis Online Doctrina

“Education is the most potent weapon you can employ to change the world,” Nelson Mandela said. But how can you change the world if you can't address the fact that some of our students no longer can attend school? As a result of the corona-virus, which has closed schools all across the world, almost 1.2 billion youngsters are out of school. As a result of the advent of e-learning, where instruction is done remotely and on digital platforms, education has altered tremendously. Online learning has been demonstrated to improve information retention and require less time, according to research.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, nearly 3,000 Filipinos have sought phone counseling for mental health difficulties, according to the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA). In the Philippines, about one out of every ten young adults (8.9%) suffers from moderate to severe depressive symptoms. Some students even refuse to attend school due to a lack of resources. As a result, some students commit suicide because of our current setting.

Thus, we entitled this digital poster project “Vexatis Online Doctrina”, which is a Latin translation for "those who suffer from online learning." This is to bring attention to the fact that not all students can provide and are mentally prepared for this situation. Let us establish the rule not for the benefit of the wealthy, but for the betterment of our country. Let's make a difference in the world.

Made by AJ E. GALASINAO

Engineering has always been viewed throughout human history as the discipline that could make use of abstract ideas in nature and put them to practical use. Frankly, it really is what engineering does. The engineers of Victorian era who harnessed the concept of electricity have illuminated the darkness of the night with the light bulb. People are now no longer limited to only working at daylight. Thus, it makes me wonder what the people of tens and hundreds of years ago think of our technology now, and how will they depict it. That is why most of the elements in my poster are in an antique and vintage aesthetic. It is to evoke the feeling that it really was a poster made by a person who long lived. The depiction of the rocket leaving the lithographic earth is a symbolism that from past technologies rises innovation. Also, the rocket symbolizes all the engineers needed to do it. Since the complexity of operating rockets requires the lending hand of most engineering disciplines. Bringing us to what was previously unknown, beyond the constraints of the past and to the grandeur of the future.