One thing I love about gatherings with college friends is that we tell the same set of stories each time we meet and these never fail to amuse us even after hearing it for  hundreds of times. Same set of stories but we get a new set of experience for each conversation that we have.

It’s finally over. My school uniform days are finally done. Last Friday, I went to the University OSA to get my pink slip. The pink slip is a form about quarter of a size of a standard short bond. The university uses this form to excuse somebody from wearing the prescribed uniform, ID, shoes, etc. In other words, it’s an excuse note. So I finally said good bye to my college uniform...

I mentioned before in one of my blog posts (Working dilemma) on how uneasy I feel about graduating, specially on finding a good career to take. It seems that this dilemma is inevitable. I am slowly drawn towards finding good business leads and working opportunities. Last Friday, a representatives from a company named Advanced World Systems went to our school to give a qualifying exam for their company....

I’m in my last semester in college and would be moving on to the “real” world. The time sure passed by so fast, I feel that I have spent a much shorter time in school compared to the when I was complaining on how dragging the passing of time was when I was in first year. I have mixed emotions about this new chapter in my life. I feel excited, yet anxious, also scared but at the same...

Electronics and Communications Engineering is one of the few courses in the Engineering Division which offers Elective Subjects in the last three semesters of the 5-year course. The last year’s elective was Biomedical Engineering. Everyone thought that the subject will turn out right, yet, none of the students who took the course felt its importance or significance to the career we were trying...

What a life indeed. I missed yesterday’s PAL Job interview. Though I’m not much interested in working with Philippine Airlines, I still regret missing my first job interview experience. But in every cloud, there’s always a silver lining. I learned from my classmate that another company is coming to conduct another job interview for the graduating students. At least I can still...