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MARINERS’ COLLEGIAN STAFF WRITERS PARTICIPATE IN RAYTERISTA 3

By: Romerson L. Gadil

Two MC – Staff writers namely Romerson Gadil and Christian Mamansag actively joined in Rayterista 3 – a 3 - day Regional Press convention hosted by the Bicol Universitarian in partnership with BU- University Student Council and BU- Office of Students Services held last January 21-23,2011 at Puerto Vista, Sto. Domingo, Albay.

With the theme – “The Role of Campus Press in Achieving the 8 Millennium Development Goals “the Bicol Universitarian, implemented the said Regional Press Convention aiming the development of the skills of these aspiring student journalists from different Colleges, enhancing their journalistic skills and blazing their passion, continuing their work as the prime movers of truthful and credible facts that their fellow students needs to know. They also gave emphasis on the change that these young student journalists can initiate through their words.

Through different talks, lectures and workshops given by different National and Local practitioners, these student journalists evolved themselves into better journalists, being a person of great influence, a purveyor of natural wisdom , a molder of unbiased and shaper of a better society.

These two MC – Staffers, acquired a lot of things, honed their abilities, and treasured this learning experience facing the fact that they are the only visiting school participated in this convention than the Colleges of Bicol University.

The intensive speeches given by the speakers made them realize what role they will play in the massive implementation of the MDG’s. They also gained a lot of things especially those vital information and characteristics that they should possess as the Campus Journalists. They also acquired some tips in improving the quality of their school papers and organizational management eyeing its development.

The invited speakers also tackled the problems that are prevalent affecting each organization, cited the best solutions and also discussed the big role that campus journalists plays in molding a brighter future and letting them realize the power that they have through their words being one of the strongest tandem of United Nations in initiating the implementation of MDG’s.

One of the highlights of this activity was the competition of different publications battling for different awards like Best Campus Paper, Best News Article, Best Editorial, Best Editorial Cartooning and many more. It served as a motivation in each publication for them to strive higher and work harder for the development of each publication.

“You, as a Campus Journalist, must serve as the Guardian of truth and democracy in the society. Believe in yourself and use the power in your hands in advocating for the truth.” one speaker said in his appealing message.

The participants bagged – up a lot of ideas regarding journalism, its ethics and its real essence.

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Two MC– Staff writers ~~namely~~ Romerson Gadil and Christian Mamansag ~~actively~~ joined in Rayterista 3 – a 3 - day Regional Press convention hosted by the Bicol Universitarian in partnership with BU- University Student Council and BU- Office of Students Services held last January 21-23,2011 at Puerto Vista, Sto. Domingo, Albay.

With the theme–“The Role of Campus Press in Achieving the 8 Millennium Development Goals“the Bicol Universitarian, implemented the ~~said~~ Regional Press Convention aiming the development of the skills of these aspiring student journalists from different Colleges, enhancing their journalistic skills and blazing their passion, continuing their work as the prime movers of truthful and credible facts that their fellow students needs to know. They also gave emphasis on the change that these young student journalists can initiate through their words.

Through different talks, lectures and workshops given by different National and Local practitioners, these student journalists evolved themselves into better journalists, ~~being a person of great influence, a purveyor of natural wisdom , a molder of unbiased and shaper of a better society.~~

These two MC– Staffers, acquired a lot of things, honed their abilities, and treasured this learning experience facing the fact that they are the only visiting school participated in this convention than the Colleges of Bicol University.

The intensive speeches ~~given by the speakers~~ made them realize what role they will play in the massive implementation of the MDG’s (??). They also gained ~~a lot of things especially thos~~e vital information and characteristics that they should possess as the Campus Journalists. They also acquired some tips in improving the quality of their school papers and organizational management eyeing its development.

The invited speakers also tackled the problems that are prevalent affecting each organization, cited the best solutions and also discussed the big role that campus journalists plays in molding a brighter future and letting them realize the power that they have through their words being one of the strongest tandem of United Nations in initiating the implementation of MDG’s.

One of the highlights of this activity was the competition of different publications ~~battling~~ for ~~different~~ awards like Best Campus Paper, Best News Article, Best Editorial, Best Editorial Cartooning and many more. It served as a motivation in each publication ~~for them~~ to strive higher and work harder for the development ~~of each publication.~~

“You, as a Campus Journalist, must serve as the Guardian of truth and democracy ~~in the society~~. Believe in yourself and use the power in your hands in advocating for the truth.” one speaker said in his appealing message.

The participants bagged – up a lot of ideas regarding journalism, its ethics and its real essence.

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Gun laws

Laws had been made to give every citizen-with speciel requirments- to own and carry a gun. “A well-regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.” – Second Amendment to the United States Constitution. (3) Second Amendment or the right to bear arms, a “well-regulated” laws USA applied after November 22, 1963, to keep the right of every citizen to own a gun. Many would argue that this was the initial purpose of the Second Amendment. The framers of the Constitution saw the benefits of having a well-regulated armed force around to provide security for a young nation. The government in that time saw that the USA as a new, and small country with small army needed to protect the inside part of the country. They saw that giving citizens weapons to protect themselves is necessary to survive wars. “Owning a gun doesn’t make someone better or worse. It simply gives them a tool to responsibly use when the time is right. That’s what the Second Amendment is all about.” (3) In the past owning a gun was to survive, but nowadays people own guns just to impose themselves and to win their own wars. The right to bear arms is a leading cause to many massive murders happened inside the USA, an example is the shooting that took place on October 1, 2017. Police confirmed the shooter was a "lone wolf" and was found dead by armed cops who stormed the hotel room. It's obvious that what gave this man the right to kill all these people is the same right that gave him the own all those guns they found with him in the hotel room after he took his own life also. As a one of only three countries in the world protect the right to bear arms; how that affects citizens living in USA today, and how does it impact US gun control. Right to bear arms is a usefulness law to use in any country. (transition word). The right to bear arms in USA is not a good decision to make in a country, kind of, full of freedom. The freedom to own a gun doesn't help people to be safer; it supported many murders and big events happened inside the USA. Additionally, it's not a good idea to give people guns to protect themselves in a country they believe it’s the safest country in the world. USA is trying to protect all its citizens, but by giving people the right to have a gun in their home helped more in increasing terrorism in the country. The USA applyed gun laws to protect people, but these laws are actually no longer helpful. In current time gun laws minimized the country's ability to protect the citizens because the increasing of the number of guns on the country. The right to bear arms increases terrorism in the country, and leads to more violence murders. The freedom of owning guns does not protect citizens anymore; but it leads to less safe environment.

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