Katrina Lorraine Tapia, the luckiest girl at the UP Oblation Run 2014
As part of the tradition, each of the Oblation runners had to hand a rose to a girl, and this certain UP student Katrina Lorraine Gamab Tapia received not one, not two, but many roses after she got trapped and surrounded by those men.
Just imagine a situation wherein you want to escape, but you can't 'coz you're also loving it. Perhaps, that's what Katrina felt in that very moment.
Katrina Tapia, center, reacts to naked Alpha Phi Omega fraternity students from the University of the Philippines in Diliman
as they surround her during their annual naked run around the campus dubbed the "Oblation Run" Friday, Dec. 12, 2014 at suburban Quezon city northeast of Manila, Philippines. Around 40 fraternity members made the run to call the attention of the Government in various issues such as corruption, global warming and the row with China at the disputed islands in the South China Sea." (AP Photo/Bullit Marquez) via Yahoo! Philippines
@APO_Explorer: "Lady of the Hour. Ms. Katrina Lorainne G. Tapia. Oblation Run 2014 at UP Diliman."
As some other girls at the event were saying, it's a great feeling to receive a rose from an Oblation runner, but since she got many roses, Lorraine for sure had her best feeling ever.
She made it to the national news (her AP photo above also made it to international news sites), when she got interviewed by media people and news programs, such as TV Patrol. I think she's a cutie.
In her Twitter post, Lorraine is thankful for the Oblation roses that she got.
Thank you for the beautiful roses! Happy Anniversary, ĪĪ¦Ī©! @apo_explorer pic.twitter.com/AcJiowkDP3
— Mighty Lor (@Lrrainee) December 12, 2014
Held annually at the University of the Philippines, the Oblation Run is being participated in by Alpha Phi Omega (APO) fraternity members, who run for a cause around the UP campus with only their faces covered.
Today, December 16, is actually a big day for APO, the celebration of its 89th founding anniversary. - Mykiru.ph
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