connection of his own State of the Nation Address (which is known as the "true" State of the Nation Address), where Binay is contradicting against the administration of then-President Noynoy Aquino for so called "numb and failed" administration, weeks after the final State of the Nation Address of the said administration before he steps down in office after the six-year term of the president ended. Campuses Laya at Diwa Monument The Laya at Diwa brass artwork displayed at the main entrance to the Don Severino de las Alas Campus in Indang which is meant to represent the university's vision of "truth, excellence and service". The monument is a creation of Jonnel P. Castrillo of Imus, Cavite. It was inaugurated on December 15, 2006, by Senator Edgardo J. Angara on the occasion of the university's centenary celebration. There are five basic elements in the artwork together with the symbolic figures, which are subject to one's interpretation. The first is the unchained female figure, holding a book, her arms interlocked with the male figure. The male figure holds a pen and a torch. The flame of the torch carries the letters CvSU for Cavite State University. The child figure, in a dynamic pose atop the pillar behind the male & female figure, reaching out a dove, the universal symbol peace and freedom. The central pillar is deeply rooted in history as depicted by the murals on the sides of the base. The murals show the important historical events that took place in the province of Cavite and throughout the Philippines showing Filipino's life and spirit under imperial Spain and other colonizers including their continuing struggle for freedom and independence. Laya at Diwa is mounted on a CvSU logo-shaped base. See also Cavite State University Cavite City Campus Cavite State University Rosario Campus References External links Cavite State University (Official Website) CvSU Hymn Youtube Video Universities and colleges in Cavite State universities and colleges in the Philippines Philippine Association of State Universities and Colleges Educational institutions established in 1906 1906 establishments in the Philippines