Posted Tue, 02/23/2010 - 12:16 by krystelle Register or login to comment
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On February 20, 2010, the Southern California Pilipino American Student Alliance (SCPASA) held their 3rd annual Summit at the USC Davidson Conference Center. SCPASA is an alliance of 20 different Pilipino-American student organizations from colleges and universities across Southern California, which continues to grow and expand its reach every year.
In the following weeks we will be launching something special and new on BakitWhy.com with your Outreach Coordinators Krystelle and Rina. If you haven't met them yet at some of the events and functions they've been a part of, we hope this is a start! We asked them to take some time out of their busy schedules to answer some questions about themselves.
Posted Fri, 05/22/2009 - 13:17 by ilikejoaquin 1 comment
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It seemed that Martial Law wasn’t the only thing that Isa, Gusto, and their family had to worry about. The 60s not only brought the groovy sounds to the scene, but magic and hope that came with the era. With almost two weeks passed, people are still talking about Mahalaya, which is a combinations of tagalog words love and freedom. On Saturday, May 9th, SF State’s Pilipino American Collegiate Endeavor (PACE) hosted the 37th Annual Pilipino Cultural Night at the Scottish Rite Audiotorium in San Francisco.
Posted Fri, 04/10/2009 - 14:02 by bakitwhy 2 comments
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Heather Dumlao is a third year Journalism and Television student at Rutgers University, New Jersey.
“May yabang, hindi mayabang” which in translation means, “With pride not arrogance” was the reoccurring theme at this year’s FIND Spring conference that left all delegates feeling inspired and proud to be Pilipino-American.
It seemed that Martial Law wasn’t the only thing that Isa, Gusto, and their family had to worry about. The 60s not only brought the groovy sounds to the scene, but magic and hope that came with the era. With almost two weeks passed, people are still talking about Mahalaya, which is a combinations of tagalog words love and freedom. On Saturday, May 9th, SF State’s Pilipino American Collegiate Endeavor (PACE) hosted the 37th Annual Pilipino Cultural Night at the Scottish Rite Audiotorium in San Francisco.
