A struggling student made Miss Universe 2015 Pia Wurtzbach his inspiration – and he credits her for unknowingly helping him become a lawyer.
In response, the beauty queen said that he has become an inspiration to her, too.
New Lawyer Thanks Pia Wurtzbach for Being His Inspiration
Law school is extremely difficult. That’s not a surprise to many people who weren’t able to graduate or those who knew aspiring lawyers who weren’t able to make it.
Many who managed to complete this academic hurdle spent countless hours of studying, writing, practicing, and all the things that lawyers need to do.
And some are able to continue despite the challenges after they found an inspiration to reach their goal.
New lawyer Cleyvan Juliano Crescini recently went viral after thanking beauty queen Pia Wurtzbach for being his inspiration- even if she didn’t know anything about it.
“Dear Miss @PiaWurtzbach, you may not personally know me but allow me to express my deepest gratitude for inspiring me to finish my studies in law school,” he tweeted after passing the 2022 bar exams.
“Without your inspiring story of resilience, passion, and dedication, maybe I would not even continue braving law school.”
He proudly shared that although he had to take his Political Law Review subject four times before he was able to graduate, the subject was his highest in the bar exams.
Apparently, the new lawyer had met Pia – and he shared the photo as a collage with his a new one of him wearing a suit during the signing of the Roll of Attorneys.
In response, Pia expressed pride in this young man and challenged him to make her “prouder.”
“Congratulations, Atty. Cleyvan!!!! Believe me when I say that by sharing this with me, you inspired me too,” Pia wrote, retweeting the new lawyer’s post.
“I am so proud of you. I know you’ll do well. Make me even prouder.”
Can You Work as Lawyer if You Didn’t Pass the Bar Exams?
No. Only board exam passers can work in the capacity of a lawyer. However, law graduates can already work on cases to assist the lawyers, but they can’t directly represent a client.
SHS Student Brings Photos of Late Parents on Graduation Day
A senior high school (SHS) student brought framed photos of her late parents on her graduation day, touching many hearts and making netizens cry.
Her story has gone viral, with many netizens cheering her on and praying for her success in life…
SHS Student Brings Photos of Late Parents on Graduation Day
Graduation day is one of the best days in a student’s life, but it’s not always the happiest for all.
Some also experience a bittersweet moment because their loved ones aren’t with them. While many are due to having OFW parents who can’t be home for the special, others are because the parents have already passed on.
SHS student Juvelyn Dela Torre Eugenio, 18, of North Cotabato made netizens cry after she carried her parents’ framed photos as she marched and posed on stage to receive her diploma.
She explained that during recognition days and other special events when she was younger, it was always her mother who would accompany her on stage.
She wants to share her success and milestones with her parents, but they’re no longer around.
They lost their father to heart failure in July 2020.
In 2022, the siblings decided to let their mother enjoy a vacation with her older children in Manila, only to discover that she was sick and already in the terminal stages of a stage 4 battle with the Big C. They lost her shortly thereafter.
Complete a 4-year Bachelor’s Degree in Arts or Sciences.
Pass the PhiLSAT (Philippine Law School Admission Test)
Complete law school.
Complete the law internship.
Pass the bar exams.
Did you know that lawyers in PAO (Public Attorney’s Office) with an entry-level position (Public Attorney I) earn a basic salary of Php95,000 (salary grade 25)?
Elementary Students Praised for Playing “One Day” Using Ukuleles
Elementary students at a school in Mindanao earned praise online after playing “One Day” using their ukuleles for a presentation.
Many netizens were impressed about their skills, with some commenting that it’s a difficult piece to play on a ukulele, yet most of them nailed it! Wow.
Elementary Students Play “One Day” Using Their Ukuleles
A lot of people these days have this mistaken notion that kids are only fond of using cellphones and no longer enjoy playing with traditional toys or learning how to use a traditional musical instrument – because you can find lots of options for those online or with their phones.
But a group of students from Dipolog Pilot Demonstration School impressed netizens with their skills in playing the ukulele as they presented “One Day” for the school’s 100-year celebration.
Seated on the steps of their school, the kids played the musical instruments seamlessly, except for a few issues.
Photo credit: Kung Taga-Oroquieta City Ka
And while some netizens pointed out that one of the kids appear to be struggling with the proper chords and kept shifting around during the entire performance, the overall presentation is still quite impressive!
Many netizens even commented on the post of the Facebook page “Kung Taga-Oroquieta City Ka” that they were deeply touched by the kids’ presentation and were crying while watching. Awww.
A lot also praised the coaches who made this possible – and others felt proud of the children even if they had no idea who these little ones are.
It’s also quite impressive to see that the class had so many ukuleles. It is unknown whether the kids own the musical instruments or if the school provided them, but what’s clear is that their presentation is truly admirable.
What’s a Ukulele?
A ukulele is a type of string musical instrument that’s smaller than a guitar. It usually has nylon strings as opposed to the metal used in standard guitars.
The instrument also has four strings but isn’t considered a “kid’s instrument” only. Instead, it can be played by kids and adults alike.
Proud Vendor Dad Offers Free Taho after Daughter Passes Board Exams for Teachers
One proud vendor dad offered free taho for everyone when his daughter passed the LET (Licensure Examination for Teachers).
Netizens were even more impressed to learn that the young lady passed after doing a self-review.
Truly amazing, right?
Vendor Offers Free Taho after Daughter Passes Teacher’s Board
Passing the board exams is truly a milestone that everyone can be proud of – and most of the time, the parents are their children’s proudest cheerleaders!
The proud parents of a student who passed that same LET are also offering free taho to their customers.
Bobby and Rose Torallo happily got a tarpaulin up to celebrate the success of their daughter, Rosebel Cielo Torallo. The young woman had graduated cum laude from Baao Community College in Baao, Camarines Sur.
Apparently, based on her mom’s post on Facebook, she had also self-reviewed for the licensure exams – and this made her success even sweeter for the family.
In the post of her mom, Rose, it showed that the family’s main source of income is from selling taho. It was through this that the parents were able to send their kids to school.
