Gloria pasista? Pekeng pangulo?

Being the politically confused, stand-less person I am, part of the reason I volunteered for the university's student council (USC) is to learn about the camp opposite what I and my friends are usually in - the pro camp. There are indeed valid points in the anti-Gloria platform, most of which concerns mainly students. But don't we all find something we don't like in every president? And which Philippine president has UP totally sided with anyway? Please enlighten me on the second one.

Anyway, doing documentation work for the USC was pretty interesting. You get to meet interesting people along the way. (I was finally able to talk to one of my Social Science classmates, who coincidentally is my classmate in the same Film class as well. I saw a number of other classmates in my other subjects. Atom Aurallo was there, of course. Some USC members were missing though. Maybe they were doing other stuff.)

Raphael and I started to run away when the people who went to the assembly were being gathered for an in-campus march. Because I took photos, we decided to join in the march too. We didn't join along the chant though. (Not too sure how it goes but it involves the words: Gloria, pasista, pekeng pangulo, and etc.)

Here are some photos.