HAU School of Engineering & Architecture Student Council

30/04/2021

WHO ARE YOU ROOTING FOR THIS ?

After almost a week of campaigning, election day is finally here. The running candidates had their chance to showcase their platforms, beliefs, and wit. Now, it is up to us as Angelites, to take responsibility and cast our votes after rightfully assessing each and everyone’s plan of action and stand as aspiring leaders.

We must brace ourselves as we welcome a new term of leadership. As the results of draw near, we are eager to hear from you. Share with us your insights!

Click the link below to access the voting system: https://www.hau.edu.ph/votingsystem/login.php

08/04/2021

05/03/2021

Hope everyone's doing well this Women's History Month! To commemorate, we'll be interviewing Manila Councilor Krystle Bacani on women's rights and special laws. 💃 For our IG followers, we'll be having a short Q&A on business requirements with the questions you sent in. ✨

See you at the FB Live this March 9! We'll be live at 1PM, so don't be late. 🕐😉

17/02/2021

BUMOTO SA 2022 PARA SA PROGRESIBONG PAGBABAGO.

Rehistrado ka na ba? Narito ang mga paraan paano magparehistro sa pinakamalapit na tanggapan ng COMELEC.

Ang iyong pagpaparehistro ang simula at pundasyon ng pagbabago. Maging matalino sa pagboto.

16/02/2021

| Join us on March 1, 2021 (7:00-8:30 PM) as we continue the Dialogue on the Use of No-Su***de Contract and Su***de Prevention in Schools!
You may now register via http://bit.ly/3tZ3zto.
The objectives of this dialogue are:
▪To understand the utility of the no-su***de contract in managing students with suicidal ideations.
▪To identify possible risks and consequences of using a no-su***de contract.
▪To open spaces for students to give recommendations on using the no-su***de contract and su***de prevention in schools.
Together, with the Student Council Alliance of the Philippines let's and promote that ! ✨✊

25/01/2021

BREAKING: Joint Statement from FEU, DLSU, UST, ADMU on the accusations of Lt. Gen. Antonio Parlade Jr on schools being recruitment havens of the CPP/NPA

According to news reports, Lieutenant General Antonio Parlade Jr of the NTF-ELCAC issued a statement yesterday alleging that 18 universities, including ours, are recruitment havens for the New People’s Army. This charge, though, is really “getting old”—a rehash of the public accusation the general made in 2018—irresponsibly since cast without proof.

We assert that: As Philippine schools, we value the Filipinos’ basic Constitutional rights of speech, thought, assembly, and organization. As universities with high aspirations for our country, we seek to direct our students to engage in acts that contribute to the strengthening of social cohesion, defend the country's democratic institutions, and promote nation-building. And as institutions of higher learning that are stewards of the youth, repositories and producers of knowledge, and builders of communities, we must retain independence and autonomy from the State and other social institutions.

We therefore object to General Parlade’s statement and emphasize that our institutions neither promote nor condone recruitment activities of the New People's Army and, indeed, of any movement that aims to violently overthrow the government.

We take as a sacred trust our primary responsibilities to promote learning and safeguard the rights of the young who are entrusted to our care. We are committed to this mission and have always held ourselves accountable to our primary constituents, the learners, and by extension, their parents.

Dr Michael M Alba
President
Far Eastern Universit​y

Br Raymundo B Suplido FSC
President
De La Salle University

Fr Isaias D Tiongco OP
Vice Rector
University of Santo Tomas

Fr Roberto C Yap SJ
President
Ateneo de Manila University

25/01/2021

𝐒𝐨𝐜𝐢𝐚𝐥 𝐑𝐞𝐯𝐨𝐥𝐮𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧: 𝐖𝐨𝐦𝐞𝐧 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐠𝐚𝐲 𝐥𝐢𝐛𝐞𝐫𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐢𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝟏𝟗𝟕𝟎𝐬 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝟖𝟎𝐬

During the 16th century, Britain has been categorizing homos*xual behaviour as a criminal act instead of being immoral. The Buggery Act was made to make sure every s*xual interaction between men is punishable by law through minor offenses or worse, ex*****on. But, le***an interactions were not persecuted because the patriarch deems it impossible and unimaginable for women to do such acts. You can see how they degraded a woman's ability to probe and revolutionize her s*xuality. Germany is one of the countries who condemned homos*xuality not to mention the Islam nations. At the cusp of the 18th century, homos*xual men and women were given a voice through Berlin's Scientific-Humanitarian Committee. The agency revolutionized s*x research and campaigned for repeal of the Imperial Penal Code of Germany persecuting the the homos*xuals.

On the other side of the rift, women experienced the second wave of feminism after World War II. Due to more occupations being opened that do not rely entirely on physical strength, women had the opportunity to join the service sector. Albeit all of this, the cultural attitude of the men still boxed them in a clear enclosure resulting in them wanting more of what they saw outside of it. The Second S*x by Simone de Beauvoir pummelled the masculine ego which raised awareness for feminism and how both s*xes can benefit from it as this movement progressed around the world.

The most significant movement of the homos*xual liberation occurred in New York, USA of June 28, 1969, which is famously known as "the stonewall riots". Approximately 400 people rioted on the first day followed by successions after making it the basic foundation of today's annual Gay Pride celebration. Both gay and women have liberated themselves and started to advance in political revolutions all throughout the globe. One by one, they took up positions as Prime Minister and various political positions. Some even score higher in polls.

Although several countries have legalized marriage equality, and recognizes the LGBTQ+ Community, the Philippines has a long way to go before she can fight for the equal rights of women and the LGBTQ+ Community while the SOGIE Equality Bill is yet to be passed in Congress. We call on every ally and supporter to amplify our call to uphold and protect women’s rights and LGBQT+ rights in our country. We need to ensure that our country should be a safe space for every person regardless of their SOGIESC.

Commemorating the Social Liberation of Women and Gay movement, let us continue our efforts in admonishing the barricades that prevents marriage equality, anti-discrimination against women and the LGBTQ+, and the passing of the SOGIE Equality Bill into law. We need to ensure as well that public spaces and institutions must implement the Safe Spaces Act, the Anti-Violence Against Women and the Children Act for the protection of these sectors. Let us use this celebration by peering through the kaleidoscope and spot where our current situation lies and localize such radicalization. Let us not forget that their freedom is the freedom of the entire nation. Before we raise our rainbow flags and pink fists, let us remember, LGBTQ+ rights and women’s rights are also human rights!

“Gay is good and god is a woman!”



http://www.uky.edu/~lbarr2/gws250spring11_files/Page1186.htm
https://www.britannica.com/topic/gay-rights-movement
https://www.hrw.org/news/2018/06/19/philippine-supreme-court-considers-same-s*x-marriage
https://libcom.org/library/womens-liberation-gay-liberation-movements
https://www.britannica.com/event/womens-movement

20/11/2020

[HAU-SL (STUDENT-LEADERS-SAUP-LINGAP)]

"We can't help everyone but everyone can help"
The typhoon Ulysses has left our countrymen at a dire situation. In this time of crisis we ask for your help to aid our brethren who are left hungry, thirsty and homeless. We knock in your compassionate hearts to ask for donations. If we can spend money on our online shopping then perhaps we can spare some amount to help those in great need. Rest assured that all donations shall be given to those who are truly in need.

12/11/2020

ADVISORY
Please be informed that classes and work are suspended tomorrow, November 13, 2020 as declared by President Duterte.

Stay safe everyone.