cpuurc by Esther Rose A. Romarate and Herly Fie U. Cervera (completed June 2009) ABSTRACT The study assessed the extent of media exposure of first year college students of Central Philippine University and analyzed the subject of media they are exposed to in terms of content and values. It made use of the descriptive survey research … Read more
by Marie Melanie J. Misajon (completed June 2009) ABSTRACT The study aimed to assess the myth that the Philippine Early Bisayans originated from Borneo. Specifically, it investigated the material and non-material cultures of the Early Bisayans and the Bornean Dayaks to determine any historical link. The comparative content analysis of the two takes after Glasser … Read more
by Artchil B. Fernandez (completed April 2009) ABSTRACT The study was conducted on the social and economic consequence of the MT Solar 1 oil spill in Nueva Valencia, Guimaras twenty three months after the tragedy happened. This was a purely descriptive research which utilized and one-shot survey design. There were 309 household heads that served … Read more
by Humar D. Aberia (completed April 2009) ABSTRACT This descriptive investigation attempted to study in-depth thirty work students of the University in terms of their personal and family backgrounds, economic condition, relationship with people, problems encountered and what they hope to accomplish after graduation from college. Data for this investigation were gathered from work students … Read more
by Ernesto S. Saquibal (completed September 2008)
by Irving Domingo L. Rio (completed July 2008)
by Artchil B. Fernandez (completed June 2008)
by Marie Melanie J. Misajon (completed May 2008) ABSTRACT This study determined the operating systems in Early Bisayan mythology. The basic objectives of this study were to identify the components of the power, kinship, territorial, propriety and value systems. The models for this research were taken from the Greek and Lithuanian models using literature as … Read more
by Fely P. Chin (completed April 2008)
by Humar D. Aberia (completed April 2008)