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2004 EVENTS

Piknik - Spring
Panunuluyan Dramafest

Filipino students enjoyed another fun-filled Picnic held every semester at the Ala Moana Beach Park. The Katipunan officers prepared games, such as "Pinoy Fear Factor" and other cultural activities in able to expose Filipino students to Philippine culture.

The "Panunuluyan" is a Christmas play written and directed by Dr. Ruth Mabanglo. The cast consisted of students from all levels of Filipino classes. It was held on December 6, 2004, at the Hawai'i Plantation Village.

Pagligsahan sa Dula (Drama Festival) is a Tagalog drama competition held during the Spring semester. Categories include Drama, Comedy, Musical, and Cultural plays written by the students. This competition allows the students to use the language in a public forum.

Piknik - Fall Filipino Fiesta Parade

Students relax under a shade as they wait for the piknik to begin.

The UH Katipunan joined other Filipino organizations in the Filipino Fiesta Parade.

2005-2006 EVENTS

NaFFAA Piknik - Fall Songfest - Fall

Over 350 delegates and observers attended the first National Federation of Filipino American Associations (NaFFAA) Regional Conference on September 24, 2005 at the Filipino Community (FilCom) Center.
--www.philippinesonline.org/naffaa12

Every picnic after all the games have been played, students taking a Filipino language course have a small song competition against other classes in the same language level. Last October 2005, students from FIL 101-1 (above) creatively interpreted a folk song.

Paligsahan sa Pagkanta (Song Festival) is a Tagalog song competition held during the end of the Fall semester. Each group is required to perform an original Filipino song. This year's songfest was held on December 3, 2005, and students sang songs of the beautiful provincial life in the Philippines.

Songfest - "Huwag Naman" Piknik - Spring 2006

Several students and faculty of the Filipino program also performed "Huwag Naman" - a choral recital, written and choreographed by Dr. Ruth Mabanglo - during the songfest intermission.

Filipino students enjoyed the activities, such as the tug-of-war competition at the Piknik held last February 2006 at Ala Moana Beach Park.

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Click on the pictures to view the complete album (Albums were stored in: http://photobucket.com/albums/e306/Katipunanclub)
2004 EVENTS
Piknik - Spring	Panunuluyan	Dramafest
Filipino students enjoyed another fun-filled Picnic held every semester at the Ala Moana Beach Park. The Katipunan officers prepared games, such as "Pinoy Fear Factor" and other cultural activities in able to expose Filipino students to Philippine culture.	The "Panunuluyan" is a Christmas play written and directed by Dr. Ruth Mabanglo. The cast consisted of students from all levels of Filipino classes. It was held on December 6, 2004, at the Hawai'i Plantation Village.	Pagligsahan sa Dula (Drama Festival) is a Tagalog drama competition held during the Spring semester. Categories include Drama, Comedy, Musical, and Cultural plays written by the students. This competition allows the students to use the language in a public forum.
Piknik - Fall	Filipino Fiesta Parade
Students relax under a shade as they wait for the piknik to begin.	The UH Katipunan joined other Filipino organizations in the Filipino Fiesta Parade.
2005-2006 EVENTS
NaFFAA	Piknik - Fall	Songfest - Fall
Over 350 delegates and observers attended the first National Federation of Filipino American Associations (NaFFAA) Regional Conference on September 24, 2005 at the Filipino Community (FilCom) Center. --www.philippinesonline.org/naffaa12	Every picnic after all the games have been played, students taking a Filipino language course have a small song competition against other classes in the same language level. Last October 2005, students from FIL 101-1 (above) creatively interpreted a folk song.	Paligsahan sa Pagkanta (Song Festival) is a Tagalog song competition held during the end of the Fall semester. Each group is required to perform an original Filipino song. This year's songfest was held on December 3, 2005, and students sang songs of the beautiful provincial life in the Philippines.
Songfest - "Huwag Naman"		Piknik - Spring 2006
Several students and faculty of the Filipino program also performed "Huwag Naman" - a choral recital, written and choreographed by Dr. Ruth Mabanglo - during the songfest intermission.		Filipino students enjoyed the activities, such as the tug-of-war competition at the Piknik held last February 2006 at Ala Moana Beach Park.