The last installment of the four straight week-Sunday learning seminars pushed through March 2, 2014 at the UNC

IMC Auditorium. The eighteen-member sponsoring group highlighted Special Laws on PagIbig Development Fund with Ms. Vivian Oropesa of the ________________________________ as the resource speaker. The program was formally opened by an invocation and the Philippine National Anthem. Bombo Radyo reporter and SK Ocampo President Mr. Michael Mendoza Marpuri hosted the event attended by 66 participants. The two-hour talk of Ms. Oropesa focused on __________________________. At around 2:30 in the afternoon, a break was called and an intermission number was rendered by College of Laws very own talent Mr. Justine Formaran. Justine, known for his distinct vocal styles, opted to show a different side of him by delivering a stand-up comedy act that brought the crowd laughing at his jokes, stories, and anecdotes. A member of the audience was heard saying, It was absolutely thrilling seeing Justine do something like that. Silly yet fun! Ms. Oropesa proceeded with her talk by quarter of three. She went on discussing the _______________________________________. At around 3:30, her talk ended. A short message was delivered by the group leader Mr. Paul M. Florendo. Florendo expressed his gratitude to his group members for sharing the best of their talents in making the event a successful one. He further thanked Atty. Arlene Alangco for the opportunity they were given to work with each other and discover the value of camaraderie. After which, the group facilitators came in for a mini-quiz bee. Members of the audience were checked on their proficiency over the topics discussed by the speaker. Prizes were given. Snacks were also simultaneously served. As the seminar neared its end, evaluation forms were distributed. As tallied, _______________________________________________________________________. Atty. Alangco gave the closing remarks. She reiterated on how impressive the four groups did in sponsoring the seminars.