did the Dean of Music sing for you at your orientation?

And was he mistakenly introduced as the Dean of Medicine? Did St. Paul's lend you its awesome auditorium with the lighting the Pisay audi only wishes it could have and real working curtains? Were your guest speaker's first words "Hindi ito Harry Potter costume"? No?

Your loss. UP Manila seems to have a policy of only the best for the best. After all, it's not their fault we all got rained on in the end. XD

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The first thing you learn in UPM: don't blink, because you don't know what you'll miss. Options range from your cell phone and wallet to your very own lightning rally. The second thing you learn: what the Ateneo is to UP Diliman, what La Salle is to the Ateneo, what Quezon City Science is to Pisay, is what UP Diliman is to us. The third thing you learn is that if your entire block goes to Robinson's to look for a place to eat, it's a really smart idea to split up and look for lunch separately, but no one will really put that smart idea into action. (Okay, so that's not exactly true. The only ones who would do that would be those who would die of hunger if they weren't fed fast.)

You also learn that, if you're university chancellor, you can get away with lambasting UP Diliman. Even if you're in front of a UP Diliman alumna. Even if said UP Diliman alumna IS YOUR GUEST SPEAKER. I think I want to be university chancellor.

did the Dean of Music sing for you at your orientation?

And was he mistakenly introduced as the Dean of Medicine? Did St. Paul's lend you its awesome auditorium with the lighting the Pisay audi only wishes it could have and real working curtains? Were your guest speaker's first words "Hindi ito Harry Potter costume"? No?

Your loss. UP Manila seems to have a policy of only the best for the best. After all, it's not their fault we all got rained on in the end. XD

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The first thing you learn in UPM: don't blink, because you don't know what you'll miss. Options range from your cell phone and wallet to your very own lightning rally. The second thing you learn: what the Ateneo is to UP Diliman, what La Salle is to the Ateneo, what Quezon City Science is to Pisay, is what UP Diliman is to us. The third thing you learn is that if your entire block goes to Robinson's to look for a place to eat, it's a really smart idea to split up and look for lunch separately, but no one will really put that smart idea into action. (Okay, so that's not exactly true. The only ones who would do that would be those who would die of hunger if they weren't fed fast.)

You also learn that, if you're university chancellor, you can get away with lambasting UP Diliman. Even if you're in front of a UP Diliman alumna. Even if said UP Diliman alumna IS YOUR GUEST SPEAKER. I think I want to be university chancellor.