12-Shakespeare HUMSS

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POV:

“Eat, Speak, Listen.” by Alexandra Mae Santos

At MDSF Canteen, I took this photo during a lunch break of students passionately
participating in discussions and making decisions. Their collective energy was
undeniable as they delved into the intricacies of politics.

“Let's make
sure to
respect
one
another's
privacy.”
This picture shows a meeting of
Comelec officials discussing the
upcoming SSG Applications.
The chairwoman presented
.
 "Sipping coffee
and exchanging
ideas,
where
personal
interactions
turn into the
cornerstone for
social
change.."
by Lujille Sagum

The image showcases how everyday

actions, such, as savoring a cup of coffee
and engaging in conversations can have
an influence. It highlights the idea that
these casual meetings serve as the
starting point for changes underscoring
the crucial role of personal relationships
in driving meaningful progress within
our communities. Like a cornerstone
establishes the base of a structure these xx/xx/2023
interactions set the stage for
movements dedicated to promoting
transformations, in society.
guidelines and
protocols for
handling the
applications
while respecting
the privacy of
the candidates.
This shows
politics because
politics involves
individuals
making
decisions that
impact groups of
people.
by Alexandra Mae Santos
 "For the people, for
thyself." by Jaeden Celest Lazaro

The common Filipino still finds a way to survive through the hardships of
our current society. Sari-sari stores offer affordability and easier access
to essentials like food and toiletries, benefiting both customers and
store owners. In this way, even those less fortunate are able to acquire,
control, and use necessities just as the wealthy do.

"A
moment
of hope
and
resilience
amidst We untangle the
uncertain- people's struggl
attentive ears,w
ty"
that every voic
by Lujille Sagum carries the weigh
 by Janina Samantha Cunanan

Especially in
the busy hours
of morning
weekdays, it is
people such as
traffic enforcers
that make it
possible to
retain order.
Their dedication
and expertise in
managing traffic
flow ensures
that commuters
can navigate
through the
bustling streets
safely and
“Backbreaking Work”
efficiently.

“Looking out
for the
purple”
by Janina Samantha Cunanan

A source of power almost coveted

e profound stories of young
les with quiet voices and
which serves as a reminder
ce, no matter how small,
ht of the entire world.
by the people, money is never a
small amount to anyone who
needs it. Its distribution and
allocation lie at the heart of
political decisions that shape the
socio-economic landscape. In
addition, political power enables
people or groups to control the
policies, functions, and culture of
society. Simply put, those who
hold political power control how
the masses live their lives.
by Jan Iain Ambrosio

In their conversations, these students embrace the vital role of

law and communication in shaping the future of our nation,
echoing the adage,
To strive and "Ang Kabataan, Ang Pag-
survive, one does
not only need a
asa ng Bayan."
wise and clear mind, but also to have others who possess the
same.

“Support
Local”
by Janina Samantha Cunanan

While the casual filipino looks towards the west or sometimes the east above it
is important to support local business for the good of our society. As robust
local economies can empower communities and influence the direction of
national policies.By prioritizing local businesses, we foster economic resilience
and create a stronger sense of shared identity within our society.
 In any public space,
you will not fail in
finding an array of
privately-owned
businesses, from
the Jollibee in the
middle to the
Mcdonald's just
across. From their
ownership of
resources and
own means of
production, these fast food
"Capitalism haunts us chains and for-profit
healthcare organizations only

at every step." have one aim: maximize

financial gain. by Jaeden Celest Lazaro

“Sustenance and Solidarity: In

the midst of the hustle and
bustle of food and connection,
the threads of law and life
intertwine, embracing the
concept of

‘Ang Isang
Samahan
ng Bayan’
— Where Unity and Shared
Values Bloom.” There is variety
and solidarity in the market all
the same. For each unique
product, there is a seller and a buyer with the same yearning for livelihood where law of
product
equality and human rights are in. by Jan Iain Ambrosio
 "At the Municipality Office:
Where Laws Shape
Community Life and
Every Decision Paves
the Way for a Better
Tomorrow."
They who hold the law and
power have the responsibility
to do good for the people.
Also responsible for the
change in society.
by Jan Iain Ambrosio

“A Safe Village”

This picture shows that there a

there are tarpaulins that sha
boto mo, Sabang Aasenso”. W
regulations for a collective,
politics.

"Nowadays, people know

the price of everything
and the value of nothing,"
said the famous playwright Oscar Wilde.
Gas prices have been distinctively rising in
the Philippines over the past few years. Yet,
most rarely think about how this signifies
the unceasing depletion of one of the
world's most valuable resources.
by Jaeden Celest Lazaro
 Airport immigration regulations control
admission and leave at international
airports, regulating the need for a
passport and a visa, their length,
eligibility, and justifications. In order to
guarantee border security and legal
entry into a country, immigration
agents implement these rules.
by Janine Kate Santos

"Traffic flows,
pedestrian rules"
To maintain
safety and a
smooth flow of
traffic,
particular laws
apply when
by Alexandra Mae Santos crossing in a
pedestrian lane.
Pedestrians
are rules in this subdivision. Also,
have the right
are awareness “Kung tama ang way on
Whenever individuals establish designated
it results in the formation of routes, but they
still need to be
careful, obey
traffic signs,
and behave
legally.
by Janine Kate Santos

"The pulse of politics beats passionately

in the center of the city, where towering
buildings meet busy streets." by Lujille Sagum
The downtown area of the city vividly showcases the
mix of passion and youthful energy. The bustling
streets reflect a sense of liveliness and active
participation while the towering buildings symbolize
significance and influence. This combination captures
the interplay of life within a lively urban setting.
 Speed limits, seat belt use, and
operating a vehicle while intoxicated or
high are all covered by road safety
regulations. To prevent accidents and
maintain general safety, they also
mandate turn signals and forbid the use
of mobile phones.
by Janine Kate Santos

“Without bridge you can't reach

anything.”
The bridge is our road to reach our destination
this is important that we use to get in the other
side connecting the island to the mainland
that is the pathway or our roadway that the
boundary line.
by Nathaniel Rubens Hulog
“Construction is a creation in
action.”
The construction is important because the
people that construction worker is a job and
they constructing a building like for a business
or company that people to work for this is the
part of the politics this include the foreman,
workers, engineer, and the architecture.

“No plain no gain.”

This means the no plain no gain is without plain how can
we eat without rice and how people will find life like the
farmers that taking care the agriculture that they raising
living organisms for our food and raw materials to all of
us this why also the part of the politics. This means the
no plain no gain is wihtout plain how can we eat wihtout
rice and how people will find life like the farmers that
taking care the agriculture that they raising living
organisms for our food and raw materials to all of us this
why also the part of the politics.
1-3 by Yhirumi Salvador

4-6 by Marian Karis Estabillo

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