Nudity and Alpha Phi Omega
I still vividly remember my first day in college. I was so excited in meeting new people. College felt like a liberation for me since I was far away from my family. It was my first time to be separated from them.
It was a bit difficult at first to be with people I never knew. I didn't know how I should behave just to fit in. But eventually, everything went smoothly. I met wonderful friends whom are still my best buddies even until now. Every time we would meet up, we will never fail to recall how we were back in college; how we were molded to what we are now. College is a dry run of the rest of our lives. It's a training ground on how to be successful and become good people.
Just like this guy in the pic… the symbol of the University of the Philippines - the Oblation. He is naked for truth. Arms wide-spread in accepting knowledge. And looking up seeking guidance from the One above. Oh yeah, a fraternity in my university also mimics (legally) the 'nakedness' of our symbol. Every 16 December, the anniversary of Alpha Phi Omega fraternity, they hold oblation runs. I don't want to put links here, so you better go ahead and discover what oblation run is about. Please search at your own risk.
The Next Step by Alvin John ~AJ~
After spending around 7 months of my life without education, here i am moving from secondary school life to college life. Honestly, I'm still not used to college life. I really miss my crazy buddies from my hometown and all the fun-filled adventures we used to do together. Now that all of us have gone our separate ways, it is really difficult to have a 'get-together'. The only way is to carry on and let the times we had together be memories.
I'm from the city of Johor Bahru and i was all set to study, just across the causeway, at the island country of Singapore when my dad suddenly said "Let's go and check out Taylor's University since they are having their Open Day." But few days before the Open Day, unfortunately, i got into a motorcycle
It was a bit difficult at first to be with people I never knew. I didn't know how I should behave just to fit in. But eventually, everything went smoothly. I met wonderful friends whom are still my best buddies even until now. Every time we would meet up, we will never fail to recall how we were back in college; how we were molded to what we are now. College is a dry run of the rest of our lives. It's a training ground on how to be successful and become good people.
Just like this guy in the pic… the symbol of the University of the Philippines - the Oblation. He is naked for truth. Arms wide-spread in accepting knowledge. And looking up seeking guidance from the One above. Oh yeah, a fraternity in my university also mimics (legally) the 'nakedness' of our symbol. Every 16 December, the anniversary of Alpha Phi Omega fraternity, they hold oblation runs. I don't want to put links here, so you better go ahead and discover what oblation run is about. Please search at your own risk.
The Next Step by Alvin John ~AJ~
After spending around 7 months of my life without education, here i am moving from secondary school life to college life. Honestly, I'm still not used to college life. I really miss my crazy buddies from my hometown and all the fun-filled adventures we used to do together. Now that all of us have gone our separate ways, it is really difficult to have a 'get-together'. The only way is to carry on and let the times we had together be memories.
I'm from the city of Johor Bahru and i was all set to study, just across the causeway, at the island country of Singapore when my dad suddenly said "Let's go and check out Taylor's University since they are having their Open Day." But few days before the Open Day, unfortunately, i got into a motorcycle