Are the youth still the hope of the nation?
If we’re going to check our history,
the youngsters are the one starting the revolution. In this day and age, the
revolution is about sending food to those in need via community pantries.
One student of University of Asia & the Pacific and an ANIMA member once again proved that indeed, they still are the hope of the nation. Instead of spending for her birthday to celebrate, she chose to give something
back to the community.
First year Masters in Political
Economy Student Andria Terese Nicolas
who is also a young entrepreneur donates
essential goods to Kiwanis Club of Los Baños.
“We have lots of challenges but in spite of all those, we must
still be grateful, grateful for the life and opportunity, we actually giving in
our simple ways ever since but for this pandemic, we must share more and for my
birthday this year, would like to take this opportunity to share.” - Andria Terese
Nicolas
Andria is also the brand CEO of GlamHigh Cosmetics which
she launched last year and distributing nationwide. It’s one platform also to
help those who doesn’t have jobs right now displaced because of this global
health crisis.
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| Andria Terese Nicolas |
ANIMA, a community of actively participating students, exists to
protect, maintain, and uphold an atmosphere of student initiative for the
University’s well-being; and to form the most human in the individual through
the adherence of self-knowledge,
self-mastery, and spirit of self
giving with the Values of ANIMA which is
Service, Pursuit of Excellence and Respect for Individual.
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