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Taken on Monday, 24 March, at the Mariano Marcos State University (MMSU) Sunken Garden, this scene captures the vibrant sunflowers that bloom every March — just in time to witness students pushing through their final academic hurdles. By April, as graduates prepare to step into the world, these golden petals stand tall — a quiet witness to sleepless nights, struggles and triumphs.
Though the academic calendar has shifted, the sunflowers remain — blooming, fading and returning, just like the unwavering spirit of students. No matter how tough the journey, there’s always a season for renewal.