Nspc Stories

Taniah Kiro Sandeja craves for greatness all her life. Being the middle child wasn't easy for her because growing up, she was always been compared to her older sister. Passion for journalism runs in their blood and she saw it as an opportunity to prove her parents her value as a person and a daughter. But what if things don't go her way? What if the opportunity that she saw leads to the total destruction of her progress?

When NSPC dreams slip away, what could have remained? Unwritten dreams, written down. The what-ifs of life, captured in words, where dreams fade, while stories remain. 3 years of training, was still not enough to even reach RSPC/NSPC. Dreams can't all be pursued. Maybe it wasn't really meant for me? What could I have done to not reach this? Everything was right, maybe it's the topic that didn't let me win. What if right now, I actually reached the NSPC 2025 dream in Vigan City, Ilocos Sur? It hurts to see the people who reached NSPC to live our dreams. What if I really wasn't meant for News Writing or Column Writing? I was clearly not trying My best at DSPC. I'll just forever accept that I'm just until DSPC lang. This will always remain as my forever multo.

"Some people arrive unexpectedly and become the most unforgettable chapter of your life." During the chaos of the journalism press conferences, Ethan was just a skinny kid in an orange shirt and a twisted cap. Then he met Hilary. She was the girl from the quarter two blocks away who compared him to F4 and stole his heart under the acacia trees. From secret hallway smiles to a life-changing first kiss under the dim corridor lights, their love was pure, innocent, and seemingly unstoppable.But as the competition ended and college began, the distance grew wider than the provinces between them. No goodbye, no closure-just a series of "what ifs" and old songs.A story about the one who got away, the beauty of first loves, and the memories that stay long after the messages stop.

With dreams of securing a spot on the National stage and fantasies of escaping underfunded failure, Karim believes journalism is her key to changing her future at one of the top universities in her country. However being in a school with little funding and even littler hope, she has to find a way to stand out in the midst of promising athletes and ornate advocates while swallowing her pride to the ever-insidious student council.