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The Broadcast Education Association is ready to supply out “Best of” awards April 17. The awards will be given during BEA’s Festival of Media Arts ceremony at the annual convention in Las Vegas.

Twenty faculty and student works have been chosen to receive the BEA “Best of” Awards – the top awards given during BEA’s Festival of Media Arts, a competitive festival for BEA faculty and student members. 300 colleges and universities took part in the following competitions: audio, documentary, film & video, interactive multimedia, news, scriptwriting, sports and two-year colleges.

More on the festival and the list of winners can be found Here.

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Killexams : Bea de Leon gifts her superfan with an Ateneo scholarship grant

FORMER Ateneo captain Bea de Leon has given an aspiring Blue Eagle a life-changing opportunity.

With the help of the Loyola Schools administration, the UAAP Season 81 Finals MVP awarded the first-ever Bea de Leon Scholarship to incoming Ateneo freshman Raphaella Ayen Retuta.

Back in April 2022, little did Ayen know that one tweet was about to make a lifelong dream come true.

Ayen’s volleyball hero, then-Ateneo star Bea de Leon, was an athletic scholar during her college days despite not wanting to avail of the scholarship at first.

Nearly five years since graduating from Ateneo, BDL sought to pay it forward by initiating a scholarship grant of her own.

As explained by Ateneo on Friday, de Leon saw Ayen’s tweet and reached out to share the news that she will be an Atenean scholar.

Ayen — an active student-leader in high school who graduated with high honors — passed the Ateneo College Entrance Test but had her scholarship application rejected due to limited slots.

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On January 27, Bea and her mother Det joined Ateneo officials in awarding the scholarship grant to Ayen, who will now be taking up BS Management as a scholar of her volleyball hero turned schoolmate.

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Killexams : Volleyball fan receives Ateneo scholarship through Bea De Leon
Ms. Det de Leon, Ayen Retuta and Bea de Leon. Photo: Tin Magboo

Ms. Det de Leon, Ayen Retuta and Bea de Leon. PHOTO VIA ATENEO WEBSITE/ Tin Magboo

MANILA, Philippines — A volleyball fan is the first recipient of a scholarship for Ateneo de Manila University through volleyball standout Bea de Leon, the school announced on Friday.

Raphaella Ayen Retuta, an avid supporter of De Leon, took to Twitter last April 2022 upon receiving her acceptance letter from Ateneo. However, her scholarship application was rejected due to limited slots.

She shared her heartbreak via a tweet tagging her idols De Leon and basketball star Thirdy Ravena–both players from Ateneo.

“I wasn’t awarded with the scholarship I was aiming for — but glad to know that you want me, Ateneo. haay my dream school, in another life. Hope you’re proud of me [Bea De Leon] and [Thirdy Ravena],” then tweeted Retuta.

Ten months later, Retuta’s tweet earned her a scholarship from her idol De Leon.

Ateneo said the BS Management became the first Bea De Leon scholar, a program that was officially established in the Loyola Schools through a deal signing last January 27.

De Leon, a two-time UAAP champion and Season 81 Finals MVP, congratulated her first scholar, who was an active student-leader in high school and graduated with high honors.

“Congratulations @katorsero for being an exemplary student. May you serve to be an inspiration to others to continue working hard in pursuit of their dreams,” the Choco Mucho star wrote. “Much credit goes to the whole family as well. Dad, Mom, Kuya, may this only be the beginning!”

The ace middle blocker presented the scholarship to Retuta in an event graced by her mother Det de Leon, Ateneo president Fr. Bobby Yap, SJ,  Director of Office of University Development Fr Kit Bautista, SJ. Director of Office of Admission and Aid Dr. Jo-Ed Tirol, Assistant to the Director for Scholarships Tin Magboo, and Scholarship Officer Jerome Valdez.

De Leon, who was an athletic scholar,  graduated from Ateneo in 2018 with a degree in AB Management Economics and is currently finishing her Masters degree in Sustainability Management. She was also a finalist for the 2018 Ambrosio Padilla Athlete of The Year award, while being a consistent Dean’s Lister.

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Killexams : Aisling Bea and Tom Hanks' son Colin hold hands while filming scenes for comedy And Mrs

Aisling Bea and Colin Hanks were seen holding hands as they starred as an engaged couple while shooting scenes for comedy film And Mrs in London on Tuesday.

The Irish actress, 38, and the son of Tom Hanks, 45, shopped for plants in a busy Spitalfields Market and put on a loved-up display for the scenes.

Aisling stars as Gemma in And Mrs, while Tom portrays her American fiancé Nathan. The film follows the couple as they approach their wedding day, when Nathan tragically dies, with Gemma then deciding to marry him anyway.

During filming, Aisling looked effortlessly stylish in a green patterned dress and a denim jacket, which she styled with a pair of black heeled boots.

She kept her essentials and a bouquet of flowers slung over her shoulder in a straw handbag and accessorised her look with a pair of gold hoop earrings.

Shooting: Aisling Bea and Colin Hanks were seen holding hands as they starred as an engaged couple while shooting scenes for comedy film And Mrs in London on Tuesday

The This Way Up star styled her chocolate tresses in a straight fashion and sported a pair of black sunglasses propped on top of her head.

She accentuated her stunning features with a bronzed make-up palette as she walked hand-in-hand with Colin.

Colin, whose parents are Forrest Gump star Tom and his ex-wife Samantha Lewes, cut a casual figure in black jeans and a long-sleeved T-shirt.

He completed his look with a pair of black boots and styled his dark locks in a slicked-back style.

He was seen holding a potted plant as the couple appeared to have done a spot of shopping in Spitalfields Market for the scenes.

They appeared to be in jovial spirits as they laughed while leaving the market, before jumping backwards as they narrowly dodged a removals van which drove past in the scenes.

And Mrs, helmed by director Daniel Reisinger, sees tragedy strike for the engaged couple when Nathan dies shortly before their wedding day. 

However, after some encouragement from her sister-in-law, played by Billie Lourd, Gemma decides to marry her love anyway.

Smitten: The Irish actress, 38, and the son of Tom Hanks, 45, shopped for plants in a busy Spitalfields Market and put on a loved-up display for the scenes

Comedy: Aisling stars as Gemma in And Mrs, while Tom plays fiancé Nathan. It follows them as they approach their wedding, when Nathan dies, with Gemma deciding to marry him anyway

Chic: During filming, Aisling looked effortlessly stylish in a green patterned dress and a denim jacket, which she styled with a pair of black heeled boots

Gemma then has to overcome public opinion, the law and her own family's objections on the macabre matter, according to Variety.

It comes after Colin's father Tom recently hit back at claims his children were beneficiaries of nepotism as he insisted they all were merely entering the 'family business'.

Speaking with Reuters via The Sun, Tom drew comparisons to small businesses run by families where everyone in the household was expected to contribute.

His defense came amid the recent 'nepo babies' uproar surrounding the offspring of Hollywood stars who have found fame with a leg up from their famous parents. 

Tom, whose son Truman, 27, appears in his latest film A Man Called Otto, told the outlet: 'Look, this is a family business. This is what we've been doing forever.

Gorgeous: She kept her essentials slung over her shoulder in a straw handbag and accessorised her look with a pair of gold hoop earrings

Beauty: The This Way Up star styled her chocolate tresses in a straight fashion and sported a pair of black sunglasses propped on top of her head

Shopping: Colin carried a potted plant as the pair appeared to have done a spot of shopping in the market for the scenes 

Sweet: Aisling accentuated her stunning features with a bronzed make-up palette as she walked hand-in-hand with Colin

Smart: Colin, whose parents are Forrest Gump star Tom and his ex-wife Samantha Lewes, cut a casual figure in black jeans and a long-sleeved T-shirt

Laidback look: He completed his look with a pair of black boots and styled his dark locks in a slicked-back style

'It's what all of our kids grew up in. We have four kids, they are all very creative, they are all involved in some brand of storytelling, and if we were a plumbing supply business or if we ran the florist shop down the street, the whole family would be putting in time at some point, even if it was just inventory at the end of the year.'

'The thing that doesn't change no matter what happens, no matter what your last name is, is whether it works or not,' he said. 

'That's the issue anytime any of us go off and try to tell a fresh story or create something that has a beginning and a middle and an end.'

He also stressed his children could not credit their success to their last names, saying it ultimately fell on the quality of their product. 

Drama: They appeared to be in jovial spirits as they laughed while leaving the market, before jumping backwards as they narrowly dodged a removals van which drove past in the scenes

Tension: Colin jumped backwards while still holding hands with Aisling as they filmed the dramatic scenes 

Shock: Aisling was also seen looking very shocked at something while Colin was nowhere to be scene during the scenes 

On set: Colin and Aisling were seen sheltering under an umbrella as they stood behind a red removals van during the scenes

Touch-ups: Aisling was seen being directed by a member of the crew while Colin had his hair and make-up touched up for the scenes

In total, Hollywood star Tom has four children, all of whom have entered the acting business.

With his ex-wife Samantha Lewes, he has daughter Elizabeth, 40, who appeared in several of her father's films, and son Colin, who has enjoyed considerable success with numerous titles under his belt.

Chet Hanks and his brother Truman Hanks, whose mother is Tom's second wife Rita Wilson, have also gone into showbusiness.

Chet is a rapper and actor with numerous credits, including a role in his father's 2020 film Greyhound and the 2008 movie Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.

Sheltering: Colin held a large navy umbrella and a potted plant as he walked alongside Aisling for the scenes

Couple: Aisling and Colin looked every inch the couple as they starred as engaged Gemma and Nathan for the scenes 

Leggy display: Aisling showed off her toned pins in her mini dress as she held hands with Colin during the scenes 

Plot: And Mrs, helmed by director Daniel Reisinger, sees tragedy strike for the engaged couple when Nathan dies shortly before their wedding day

Nepotism: It comes after Colin's father Tom recently hit back at claims his children were beneficiaries of nepotism (He is pictured in 2020 with L-R with Samantha Bryant, son Colin, wife Rita Wilson, daughter Elizabeth, and sons Chet and Truman)

Truman has worked behind the scenes in films such as Black Widow and West Side Story, and he plays a younger version of his father's role in Man Called Otto.

The term nepo babies was coined online and is used to describe celebrity offspring who land easily in the world of showbiz, cushioned by their parents' famous names.

Lily-Rose Depp, Maude Apatow, and a slew of others were among those plastered on the front cover of New York Magazine's The Year of the Nepo Baby cover, which has prompted fierce discussion around the topic.

The furore-causing article was published in December and featured other children of the rich and famous who lucked out in the genetic lottery.

Since then, a slew of A-listers have waded into the row, with Lily Allen launching a wild rant in defence of nepotism babies in the entertainment industry.

Family: He insisted they all were merely entering the 'family business' (He is pictured with wife Rita Wilson and son Truman at photocall for A Man Called Otto in London in December) 

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Killexams : Beatrice Ruth “Bea” Henderson-Sundquist

Henderson-Sundquist, Beatrice Ruth “Bea” went to be with the LORD on February 3rd, 2023. Preceded in death by daughters Elizabeth (John) Grimm and Rebecca (Henry) Fong and two husbands, Rev. Douglas Henderson and Carl Sundquist. Bea was known across the Midwest for her ministry of music and wonderful piano and organ playing as well as instructing hundreds of students the piano, organ, accordion, trumpet, trombone and guitar. Bea was married to Rev. Douglas Henderson (No relation) of Brainerd for 60 years and to Carl Sundquist also of Brainerd for 12 years. Bea was born in O’Brien Co Iowa on her family’s farm on February 27th, 1922 to J. Lawrence and Grace (Draper) Henderson. Her mother, Grace, passed away when Bea was three months old. Her father’s brother, George and his wife Olive D. (Dolly) Henderson adopted her on July 10th, 1925. It was her adopted mother who taught Bea how to play the piano. Bea married Douglas on December 28th, 1941. Douglas soon left to join the Army Airforce and to serve in WWII. Bea is survived by two living children: Paul (Kathy) Henderson of Coon Rapids, MN and John (Deb) Henderson of Apple Valley, MN, three brothers, one sister, ten grandchildren and nineteen great-grandchildren.

Memorial service Tuesday, February 21st at 11 with visitation one hour before service at Oak Hills Church, 1570 Yankee Doodle Rd, Eagan, MN 55121. Luncheon to follow. Fort Snelling National Cemetery interment at 2 pm. In lieu of flowers and plants, memorials to RAINHomes.org who offers a faith based housing program for men and women are preferred.

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Killexams : Son of artist Bea Orpen upset over ‘insensitive’ decision of ICA to sell off works to fix kitchen roof

The family of Bea Orpen are offended and upset at the “insensitive” decision of the Irish Countrywomen’s Association (ICA) to sell off their mother’s art to fix a kitchen roof.

rpen, the famous Drogheda-based artist and former ICA president, was one of a number of artists who had their work auctioned off by the ICA without the knowledge of its members.

The decision to sell off around €40,000 of fine art from An Grianán, the Co Louth stately home gifted to the organisation, also included rare and important works by Nano Reid.

The Drogheda arts community is now dismayed to learn that culturally significant works by Reid was sold out of the county, for what experts believe was below its true value.

Last year, independent.ie revealed there had been uproar among the membership of the oldest and largest women’s organisation in Ireland after it emerged the art had been sold without their knowledge.

 Documents suggest members were only told about the fine art sale after it was a “fait accompli”.

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Bea Orpen, famous Drogheda-based artist and former Irish Countrywomen's Association president. Photo: nationalgallery.ie

Bea Orpen, famous Drogheda-based artist and former Irish Countrywomen's Association president. Photo: nationalgallery.ie

Bea Orpen, famous Drogheda-based artist and former Irish Countrywomen's Association president. Photo: nationalgallery.ie

Ten paintings worth more than €33,000 were sold via a Dublin auctioneer, with another five paintings worth a combined €7,100 being returned to An Grianán, the Termonfeckin college where the ICA holds events and courses.

The sale also included works by Evie Hone and George E Russell.

The ICA has said that the sales “were within the remit of the relevant decision-makers at the time, it being between 2006 and 2007".

"It was their role to make decisions in relation to the property of the ICA, for the benefit of An Grianán and acting in the best interests of the charity.”

“To confirm, it is also our understanding that the art sale supported the urgent needs of An Grianán eg fixing of kitchen roof.”

Brian Trench, the son of Bea Orpen, said his family only learned that his mother’s works had been sold off by the ICA when he read about it on independent.ie.

“I think I can visualise the pictures on the wall in An Grianán. I certainly had visited An Grianán after her death and saw them in place,” Mr Trench said.

It’s very hurtful, it’s very insensitive

“We expect that the two pictures of hers were gifts to the ICA so I suppose on some very legalistic level, it’s up to them to do what they like, but they had clearly more cultural, heritage and legacy value than they had monetary value and really we regarded as a highly insensitive thing to have done, to have sold these pieces.”

“It’s very hurtful, it’s very insensitive.”

The ICA sold two works by Bea Orpen, which had sat in An Grianán, for a combined €2,400. Orpen was a president of the ICA between 1974 and 1976 and taught art at An Grianán.

It is understood that in the early 1960s, Orpen directed art classes for ICA members in An Grianán on Monday nights. Orpen is also understood to have been closely involved in negotiations with the WK Kellogg Foundation, who gifted the stately home in Termonfeckin to the ICA.

The art auction included a collection of pen and ink drawings of the Boyne Valley by Nano Reid, the renowned Drogheda artist who is widely recognised as a pioneering woman in her field. The drawings fetched €7,600.

Michael Holohan, a composer, member of Aosdána and a founding member of the Droichead Arts Centre in Drogheda, said he believes Reid’s work was sold for far less than it was worth, and believes that the work should have attracted a price between €10,000 and €15,000.

Mr Holohan told independent.ie that the pieces had been done to illustrate I Send My Love Along the Boyne by Elizabeth Hickey, an important book which explores the archaeological landscape, art, literature and myths of the Boyne Valley.

We all agree we have lost something precious for the town

For this reason, the drawings were precious as they were very different to Reid’s usual paintings.

“We all agree we have lost something precious for the town,” Mr Holohan said.

It is understood that had some local galleries and artists known about the works that the ICA had, they would have been keenly interested in buying them or arranging for them to be borrowed for public exhibitions as the works are so locally important.

It is not known who bought them, or where they are now.

It might have been the spark for more creative activity.

Eamon Colman, the artist and friend of Nano Reid, said the works are sitting in storage or hanging on someone’s wall, and who ever owns them now “knows what they have”.

“What’s sad about them is that I think, if you think about the younger generation coming up in Drogheda, who might have been able to go and see these paintings in public, in a public setting, it might have been the spark for more creative activity.”

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Killexams : Can Bea Alonzo be friends with Gerald Anderson? Kapuso actress answers No result found, try new keyword!On Thursday's episode of "Fast Talk with Boy Abunda," Bea said she and Gerald do not have enough foundation to share a friendship anymore. "Hindi because I can never be friends with somebody I cannot ... Thu, 26 Jan 2023 21:02:00 -0600 https://www.gmanetwork.com/news/lifestyle/familyandrelationships/858720/can-bea-alonzo-be-friends-with-gerald-anderson-kapuso-actress-answers/story/ Killexams : Rotorua’s Bruce Calkin wins a ‘bea-ute’ of a prize from Fieldays

Prize winner Bruce Calkin with his new Isuzu D-Max. Photo / Supplied

Rotorua’s Bruce Calkin had been feeling optimistic. He had just finished seven rounds of chemotherapy for throat cancer and was awaiting the news of his results.

He never dreamed he would also receive the news from New Zealand National Fieldays Society chief executive Peter Nation that he was the winner of a brand-new Isuzu D-Max.

“You’re bloody kidding me … I can’t believe it,” said Bruce on the phone after realising he wasn’t being scammed.

The prize, a white Isuzu D-Max LX Double Cab Auto 4WD, is valued at $61,990 and includes all on-road costs.

“I thought he was having me on,” Bruce says. “It started to sink in when he said that I’d attended Fieldays and scanned my Smart Band to enter the draw to win a ute and that I had won it.”

Peter says, “It couldn’t have gone to a more deserving winner.”

Bruce, who works for electricity and fibre solutions company Unison based in Rotorua, attended Fieldays with his wife Julie on December 3.

The four-day event, which has been running for 54 years, moved to the summer dates to play catch-up after Covid.

“We usually attend Fieldays every year, but Covid put a stop to that for a bit. It’s been a pain in my backside really,” Bruce says. “When I was diagnosed with cancer, I had to undergo a pre-treatment and have a tonsillectomy, then Julie got Covid, then I got Covid. So it all got delayed. I didn’t end up starting treatment until September”.

When they heard Fieldays had moved to the summer dates, the Calkins thought it would be a good opportunity to attend again and have a day out.

“We brought a truckload of beef jerky, some wine and spent time looking at the range of outdoor fires,” Bruce says.

“It was good to be back, it’s always such a great event”.

Collecting a Fieldays Smart Band at the gate, he registered his details, scanned it on the Isuzu site and dropped it into the back of the ute at the end of the day.

“Never in a million years did I think I would win it. I have only ever won $100 at Lotto, seems my luck might be changing,” he says.

Containing innovative RFID technology, the Fieldays Smart Band allowed visitors to connect their details and scan their band to request relevant information from Fieldays exhibitors, enter competitions and claim giveaways.

Handing over the keys to the Ute was Isuzu Utes New Zealand general manager Scott Kelsey.

“The first place I’ll be driving it is around town for everyone to see, stopping in to show it off to family and friends”, Bruce says.

“Then we will head to the Redwoods with the bikes on the back. The last year has been pretty brutal, but you know it could be worse and at least I can still get out on the trails”.

Bruce and his wife Julie are both keen mountain bikers and the new Isuzu will be ideal for transporting their mountain bikes to and from the world-famous trails of the Whakarewarewa Forest.

Handing over the keys to the ute was Isuzu Utes New Zealand general manager Scott Kelsey.

Scott say, “While the latest generation Isuzu D-Max has been on the market for two years now, it remains one of the latest utes on the market with a reputation for being tougher, safer and more powerful than ever thanks to a 3.5-tonne towing capacity, a 5-star ANCAP rating and a new 4JJ3 engine”.

The D-Max was voted NZ4WD Magazine’s Ute of the Year for 2021, the first time this model has won the coveted award, and just a year after it was launched in New Zealand.

The D-Max is powered by a 3-litre turbo-diesel engine, and with four variants and 15 configurations, there are plenty of options to suit all drivers. “The workhorse LX which Bruce has won is as ‘ute’ as they come,” Scott says.

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Killexams : ‘No chance’: Bea Alonzo on being friends again with Gerald Anderson

MANILA, Philippines – Bea Alonzo said there would be no chance she would be friends again with ex-boyfriend Gerald Anderson.

In an episode of Fast Talk with Boy Abunda on Thursday, January 26, she was asked if she would ever rekindle her friendship with Gerald. Bea gave a no, saying she could “never be friends with somebody she doesn’t trust,” and “somebody who doesn’t take responsibility for his actions.”

After watching Gerald’s interview with Boy Abunda in March 2021, Bea said that her feelings were hurt as she is, after all, human. In 2019, Gerald also revealed in an ABS-CBN interview that he realized his relationship with Bea was “no longer healthy” and “that you’re just hurting each other and [that] you don’t want it anymore.”

Bea also expressed relief that Tito Boy expressed concern about Bea’s feelings after that interview. “Kung sino man ang i-interview-hin siya at that time, it would hurt especially if half the time, he wasn’t telling the truth,” Bea said.

She did however admit that she broke down in tears after the exclusive interview was aired, as it hurt her a lot.

Pero dahil tao din ako at natututo din ako, na-realize ko that it’s part of your job. As a great interviewer, alam ko na both sides of the story, kailangan mong malaman,” Bea added. (Because I’m human and I’m able to learn, I realized that it’s part of your job. As a great interviewer, I know that you need to know both sides of the story.)

“This is part of my past. Of course, parte siya ng pagkatao ko,” Bea said. (It is now is part of who I am as a person).

Rumors that the celebrity couple broke up started when Bea made several cryptic posts alluding to betrayal and hurt. In a chance interview with media, Bea later said that Gerald just stopped speaking to her. Their high-profile relationship came to a controversial end in 2019.

Fans speculated that Gerald had cheated on Bea with his Between Maybes co-star Julia Barretto, after they were seen together at a party. Gerald and Julia initially denied being involved in any cheating. The two made their relationship public shortly after. In 2021, Bea said that she was “gaslit” and “cheated on” by Gerald.

In the same year, after months of speculation, Bea confirmed her relationship with actor Dominic Roque in August. – Rappler.com

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Killexams : Pay it forward: Bea de Leon awards Ateneo scholarship to volleyball fan

MANILA, Philippines – One of Bea de Leon’s avid fans just found another reason to admire her favorite volleyball player.

Little did Raphaella Ayen Retuta know that tagging the Choco Mucho middle blocker on Twitter would have a profound effect in her present and future.

After finishing her secondary education with high honors, it was no surprise that Retuta got accepted into Ateneo’s BS Management program. Aside from being diligent in academics, the teen fan balanced it by being active in extracurricular activities.

Unfortunately, Retuta didn’t get a scholarship to her “dream school” due to limited slots. She somewhat accepted her fate, but still felt grateful and shared it on social media. 

“I wasn’t awarded with the scholarship I was aiming for – but glad to know that you want me, Ateneo. haay my dream school, in another life,” said Retuta in April 2022, tagging De Leon and former Ateneo basketball star Thirdy Ravena.

De Leon saw the tweet and felt it might be time to pay it forward, especially after learning that Retuta very much deserved a chance. 

The former Ateneo standout recalled that back in 2014, she was reluctant to accept an athletic scholarship. But she then thought the opportunity might also supply her a chance to supply back. 

A few years later, De Leon found the perfect time to share her blessings. From an idea that started from an online exchange with Retuta, the popular spiker established the Bea de Leon Scholarship.

Accompanied by her mother, the 26-year-old De Leon was able to sign a memorandum of agreement with Ateneo school officials led by president Fr. Bobby Yap, SJ, last January 27.

It was there the fan and the idol met face-to-face for the first time, months after De Leon sent the student a Twitter direct message sharing the good news.

Retuta, the first recipient of the eponymous scholarship, said she had been a fan of De Leon’s ability to excel in both academics and athletics, her “heartstrong” personality, and faith in God.

“Thank you for granting me a dream come true, Ate! Mas pagbubutihin pa (I will do even better),” Retuta posted on Twitter. “May God continue to bless you and your family! I will forever be grateful.”

De Leon also congratulated Retuta for being an “exemplary student.”

“May you serve to be an inspiration to others to continue working hard in pursuit of their dreams,” she said.

De Leon’s traits, Retuta shared, “inspire her to be limitless in achieving her goals, to strive amidst trying times and to treat everyone with an open heart and supply back to the community whenever possible.”

Retuta told Ateneo’s official website that the support of the De Leon family to her education “challenges [her] to do well,” and inspires her to, hopefully, pay it forward too.

As the Ateneo scholar tweeted: “Hold on to your dreams and make them count!” – Rappler.com

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