SOSS FIESTA!!!

Tired of all the tests, rain and classes?
Forget it in a night of fun!
Everyone’s invited!



Expect:



Freshmen Batch and Course Pictorial <4:30-5:00pm>
Fashion Shows <5:00-7:00pm>
Concert (Urbandub, 6cyclemind, Join the Club, and AMP Bands) <7:00-11:00pm>
Org Perya
Concessionaires
Booths by Karimadon, Ruth and Esther, Sand, and Sundari

THIS IS OPEN TO ALL AND IT'S FOR FREE!!!!!!!!!!!

REMEMBER, it's on Aug 4, 2006 (from 4:30-11:00) in the SEC FIELD.

SEE YOU THERE!!!!

Freshmen OR JGSOM Student? Vote during YOUR Sanggu Elections!

get to know YOUR candidates

MITING DE AVANCE
August 7, 2006430 PM @ theCOLAYCO PAVILION

Be Sure To Know Who You're Voting For

TO ALL FRESHMEN AND JGSOM STUDENTS*

the ateneo comelec is encouraging you to

VOTE!
ELECTIONS August 10 and 11

*Since the position of JGSOM SECRETARY TREASURER has been left vacant, all som students are encouraged to vote for their SEC TREAS in the coming Freshmen Elections.

When in Doubt, ASCC: The Ateneo Student Concern Center

Under the Sanggunian ng mga Mag-aaral ng Ateneo, the Ateneo Student Concern Center serves as the main venue where students can express their issues and grievances, which may either be academic or non-academic in nature.Here, students may also forward their suggestions to any school unit as well asqueries for further information.

The Ateneo Student Concern Centershall uphold the students’ rights as enshrined in the pertinent documents ofAteneo but are not limited to the Student Handbook and the Magna Carta ofUndergraduate Student Rights.

To File a Concern or Complaint:
(Example: “My teacher/professor didn’t announce a major longtest.”)

Visit the ASCC office (MVP 101) and relate your concern with one of our case officers.
Fill out a concern form and specify what course of action you would like to happen.
Our members will then work on your concern and give your updates through SMS or e-mail.

For Other Questions or General Information:
(Example: “Do we have classes next Monday?”)

Simply visit the ASCC Office (MVP 101) and speak to one of our case officers.


For academic or non-academic complaints, queries, and general information, visit or contact the ascc office.
First Floor, MVP Center For Student Leadership (MVP101)
ASCC Hotline: 0915.8510286
ASCC Email: assc@atenista.net

Applications for the Blue Roast 2007 Head Now Open

Applications for the
Blue Roast 2007 Head
is now OPEN!

Do you have what it takes to go ALL IN for the biggest graduation party of the year?The Senior Batch Coordinating Assembly is looking for interested Blue Roast Head applicants. Those interested must meet the following requirements:

Must be a 4th or 5th year GRADUATING student
Submit a resume with a 1x1 picture

On a short bond paper, answer the following questions:
What is your proposed theme for the Blue Roast and why?
What do you hope to achieve in heading the Blue Roast?
Why should we choose you as the head of the Blue Roast for 2007?
Do you have any experience handling big projects?

Submit all requirements to the Sanggunian Room (MVP 200) in a short brown envelope. Write the following on the envelope:
Blue Roast Head Hunt
Your Name
Year and Course
Contact #
Deadline of applications is on August 11, 2006. For more information or inquiries, text Charles Chua (4th year JGSOM Executive Officer) at 0917-5363798 or e-mail blueroast2007@gmail.com

Be a Concessionaire at the Eagles of Hope Bazaar 2006

The Office of University Development & Alumni Relations (OUD&AR) will be hosting the 2006 Eagles of Hope Christmas Bazaar set on 23-26 November 2006.

Interested concessionaires may now apply with the Office of University Development and Alumni Affairs (OUD & AR), at Rm. 213 Xavier Hall. Application forms are available at the OUD&amp;AR or may be downloaded at http://www.ateneo.edu/?p=120&type=2&sec=26&aid=2614.

Deadline of submission is on 30 September 2006. For inquiries you may call Lara or Juliet at locals 4089 and 4084.

Smart and Ateneo Art Gallery Launch Art Smart

Smart Communications and the Ateneo Art Gallery launch "Art Smart," an innovative service for the 2006 Ateneo Art Awards, bringing modern and contemporary Philippine art to a wider audience.

During the exhibit run of "Outbound: The 2006 Ateneo Art Awards" at the North Court, Power Plant Mall from 1 - 7 August 2006, Smart subscribers may vote for the participating artist of their choice. The winner of theArt Smart Texter's Choice Award will be announced during the Awards Ceremony at Rockwell Tent, 8 August, 6:30 pm.When a subscriber votes for an artist for the first time, he/she will get an MMS image of the artist's artwork on exhibit with accompanying textelaborating on the finer points of the work for added appreciation. The first vote will give the artist five (5) points and each succeeding SMS vote will earn the artist one (1) point. Subscribers may vote for more than one artist and vote as many times as he/she wishes.A subscriber will be charged P15 when voting for a particular artist forthe first time and P2.50 for each succeeding SMS vote. The artist receiving the vote will receive a royalty for every successful MMS download.

To vote for a particular artist, subscribers must key in ART and send to 299. Participating artists are Maya Muñoz, Rodel Tapaya, Mideo Cruz, JevijoeVitug, Anton del Castillo, Marina Cruz, Wawi Navarroza and Jay Ticar. Art Smart MMS downloads of the artists' works will also be available during the exhibition run at the Ateneo Art Gallery from 16 August - 21September 2006.The 2006 Ateneo Art Awards is presented by the Ateneo Art Gallery, SmartInfinity, Rockwell Land, Power Plant Mall, Metro Society and Y Style withthe support of the Australian Embassy - Manila. For further inquiries on the Ateneo Art Awards and Art Smart, please contact Clarissa Chikiamco,2006 Ateneo Art Awards Project Coordinator, at 426-6488 or at cchikiamco@ateneo.edu.

Clarissa Chikiamco
Project Coordinator
Ateneo Art Gallery
Ateneo de Manila University

Peter Porticos on Mozart

The Interdisciplinary Studies Department
invites you to a lecture by Peter Porticos on the life and music of Mozart.

Venue: Natividad Galang Fajardo Conference Room
Date: 21 August 2006
Time: 4:30

After the lecture is the opening of the exhibition, curated by the Department of Modern Languages and the Ateneo Lingua Arts Cultura (ALAC), in cooperation with the Austrian Embassy, "In Symphony with Mozart" at the Pardo de Tavera Room of the Rizal Library.
Admission to either activity is free.

PACLAS Essay Writing Contest

The Philippine Academic Consortium for Latin American Studies (PACLAS) in cooperation with the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) is organizing an Essay-Writing Contest for undergraduate students on the theme:

"Why Friendship Between Filipinos and Latin Americans Matters Today"

Entries may be in Filipino, Spanish or English.
Awards are:

1st prize: P 7,500
2nd prize: 5,000
3rd prize: 2,500

Awards will be given during the Noche Latina (songs, dances, Latino food) on Friday, September 8, at 6 pm – 9 pm at the Roof Deck, MVP Student Leadership Center, Ateneo de Manila University, Loyola Heights, Quezon City.

Submit entries to the Office of International Programs, 2nd Floor Bellarmine Hall, Ateneo de Manila University, Loyola Heights, Q.C. Tel. 426-6001 ext. 4036 to 4038 between August 22 to August 26 (noon), 2006. Rules and application form for the contest can be downloaded from http://www.paclas.org.ph/

Schedule of Masses at the College Chapel

The schedule of the daily Masses at the College Chapel are as follows:

MWF: 6:55am 11:30am 12:30pm
TTh: 6:55am 12:00nn 5:15pm
Sat: 7:30am

If classes on all levels are cancelled, only a noon Mass will be celebrated on that particular day.

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Loyola Schools Campus Ministry Office
Ateneo de Manila University
Ground Floor, MVP-CSL Building
Tel.#:426-6001 to 10 local 5160-5162
Fax #:426-6522 email: ls_cmo@admu.edu.ph
blogspot: www.ls-cmo.blogspot.com

Theilhard_Asia_2006 Conference

The Organizing Committee of the Theilhard_Asia_2006 Conference cordially invites faculty and students of the Ateneo de Manila University to attend and participate in the international conference entitled:

Pierre Teilhard de Chardin and his Significance for a Planetary Ethics and Creation Spirituality

This conference will be held from August 31 --September 3, 2006 at EscalerHall and Loyola School of Theology. You may visit the website at:http://www.geochris.net/tasia2006.htm

This conference is sponsored by the Ateneo de Manila University, Loyola School of Theology, and GeoChris Institute of Ecozoic Spirituality on theoccasion of the 125th Birth Anniversary of Teilhard de Chardin andCreation Day 2006.

The conference will feature the following main speakers:
Sr. Kathleen Duffy, SSJ, President, Metanexus Institute, PA, USA
Dr. Ursula King, professor emeritus, Bristol, UKFr. Henry Boulad, SJ, EgyptFr. Jose Mario Francisco, SJ, President, Loyola School of TheologyMs. Jennifer Morgan, Princeton, NJ, USA

The conference will also discuss the following topics in parallel workshop sessions:
• The Philosophy of Teilhard de Chardin
• The Influence of Teilhard's thinking on the Natural Sciences and the Science and Religion Dialogue
• Creation Spiritualities and Planetary Ethics
• Inter-religious & Inter-cultural Dialogue

Registration fee: PhP3,000. Please submit your registration form and payment to the Dean's Office, Loyola School of Science and Engineering. We look forward to your participation.
The organizing committee:
Fr. Georg Ziselsberger, SVD, GeoChris Institute for Ecozoic Spirituality
Dr. Fabian Dayrit, Dean, Loyola School of Science & Engineering
Fr. Daniel McNamara, SJ, Director, Manila Observatory
Dr. Markus Locker, Theology Department and LSH
Mr. Ranilo B. Hermida, Philosophy Department and LHS

-- Dr. Fabian M. Dayrit
Dean, School of Science & Engineering
Professor, Department of Chemistry
Ateneo de Manila University

LS Bookstore Services, Hours, and Phone Numbers

To the Ateneo community:

Book sales and backroom services of the Office of Research and
Publications are no longer available. In time, book sales of ORP titles
will resume at ORP, but for now all book sales are serviced by the new
Loyola Schools Bookstore at the basement of the MVP Center for Student
Leadership.

The Bookstore is undertaking a very soft opening until construction
adjustments have been addressed and staffing requirements are completed.
Because of this, the merchandise and services are still minimal and are
still under ORP staff supervision.
For now, the opening hours of the Bookstore is M-F 8:30-12:00, 1:00-4:30;
S 8:30-11:30.

To date the services offered on a cash basis are the following:
- Sale of publications from ORP, Jescom, AdMU Press, and certain consigned
textbook titles, and merchandise from the A-shop [ongoing]
- Plastic ring and wire loop binding [starting Friday, July 28]

Photocopying and lamination are not yet available.

We will continually update the community when we are able to add to the
services offered. Please bear with the moving-in inconvenience

The personnel currently detailed to the LS Bookstore and their local phone
numbers are as follows:
Mary Grace Santos, Assistant Manager, 5184
Djoanna Andres, Cashier/Office Assistant, 5185
Jeremy Dalisay, Technician/Photocopy Station, 5186

The number of the direct line is 426-2915.
Since the lines are limited and have just been installed, please let us
know if you have any difficulty in reaching us at these numbers by
emailing me at kcardenas@ateneo.edu

Thank you.

--
karen berthelsen cardenas
director, office of research and publications

Sanggunian Updates

Office of the Vice President

Freshmen Parents Orientation
The Orientation was to familiarize the parents of Freshmen to the administrators, faculty, and academic programs of the Ateneo. I emceed for the program

Meetings Attended
·DOE, to discuss the probationary status of the department
·ASCC, to discuss how it will share the room with DSWS
·ASLA, to discuss structural changes and how the core members of sanggunian become more involved


Senior Batch Coordinating Assembly

Yearbook Oversight Committee
The Aegis Board (ADSA, Senior BCA, OSA, OUDAR) needs to formalize the existence of the Aegis Editorial Board. A resolution making Aegis a subcommittee of the Senior BCA has been proposed and formulated. More meetings will be held in order to finish the resolution and to work out various issues.

Projects etc.
The BCA has undertaken three projects: Batch Ring Sales, Blue Roast Head Hunt, and Thesis Guide Website. Batch Ring Sales will be at Kostka Extension from July 24-28. Blue Roast Head Hunt is already open, and Thesis Guide is under construction. Thesis guide is slated for mid-August to September release.

Meetings Attended
Attended the Aegis Editorial Training Program and other Aegis meetings, and meeting with Placement Office regarding talks and projects.


Committee on External Affliations

Task Force Silence
There is a lack of awareness about the issue of extrajudicial killings and abductions of student leaders, journalists, and political figure. A Task Force will be formed composed of student organizations and publications. Activities aimed at raising awareness and discussion about the issue among students will be discussed and undertaken by the Task Force.

Institutionalization of Disaster Response Systems of Loyola Schools
An agreement between various student and administrative groups within the Loyola Schools regarding Disaster Response was created last year. A meeting will be held between Sanggu, CERSA, ADSA, and other concerned parties to institutionalize Disaster Response Systems. New systems aimed at increasing student participation in the supplying of relief goods and manpower by making it easier and more centralized will be implemented

Union of Catholic Student Councils 1st CORE Meeting, June 5, St. Scho Manila
Ateneo was assigned to the Membership Committee and Committee on National and Political Affairs

Union of Catholic Student Councils 2nd CORE Meeting, July 1, Don Bosco Mandaluyong
Ateneo was given the Chairmanship of the Committee on National and Political Affairs

Buklod Atenista
Meetings with Buklod Ambassador David Medalla are being held to explore AdMU’s active participation in the coalition of Ateneo schools in the Philippines

National Union of Students of the Philippines Meeting, June 21, DLSU
The issues of Education Reform through Tuition Monitoring, Political Repression, Charter Change and Impeachment were brought up to non-member schools such as Ateneo

Catholic Educators’ Association of the Philippines NCR – Commission on Student Leadership, June 23, Intramuros
Ateneo was represented in the establishment of the CSL



Committee on Student Activities

ASLA Resolution
The ASLA resolution was drafted two years ago and is no longer applicable due to changes in the structure of the Sanggunian and the ASLA. Meetings between the two parties are ongoing to make the necessary amendments in the resolution. Amendments to the resolution are currently being made. The resolution will be presented and passed in the next Central Board plenary.

FGD/Survey on MVP cafeteria/coffee shop
OSA Director Mhir delos Santos asked the Committee to take care of the FGD/Survery on MVP cafeteria/coffee shop. The committee’s deputy, Joanna Christine Arellano, was made the point person. A meeting with ORP will be set regarding the necessary steps needed to be taken for this task.

Organizational Map
To be able to maximize possible tie ups with other student groups, the Sanggunian President tasked the Committee to compile the VMO and first semester projects of all the student groups in the Loyola Schools. The student groups have been contacted. The compilation is almost complete with the help of COA. The committee will follow up on the other student groups who have not submitted their VMO and first semester projects.

ASLA Resolution
Amendments in the ASLA resolution were made to suit the changes in the structure of the Sanggunian and the ASLA. The ASLA resolution was presented and passed in the Central Board Plenary last July 21, 2006. The resolution takes effect from the day of the approval of the resolution.



Committee on Social Concern and Involvement

Consultation on Charter Change
The committee sees that there is a need for an avenue of consultation with the students about charter change. There were four GA’s, one for each school, for dialogue about charter chamge.DARS. The committee is expected to make a draft on a possible Sanggunian stand.

La Mesa Dam Watershed
The committee sees that the issue on the La Mesa Dam Watershed is of grave importance regarding to the health of the people. The Central Board has voted that the Sanggunian should make a stand and tasked the creation of the manifesto to Lizzie Garilao, committee member, 4th yr SOSS cb representative. The Sanggunian is sponsoring the signature campaign drive of Bantay Kailikasan in the Ateneo.

Voter’s Registration Campaign
Tasked to spearhead the Task Force on Voter’s Registration in the Ateneo. Planned on releasing flyers as a guide to the students in registering to next year’s election and posting of tarpaulins around campus to raise awareness. Official Launch of the Voter’s Registration campaign on July 26, 2006 at the State of the Urban Poor address of AtSCA and will be followed up by room to room campaigns.

Attended the PugadLawin core group meeting last Thursday, July 20, 2006
Attended the meeting about the La Mesa Dam Watershed Campaign with ESS
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SOH School Board

Evaluation of SOH Launch
The SOH School Board held the SOH Launch last July 7 at Katips Bar and Grillery. All SOH officers who had an active role in the SOH Launch are expected to submit an evaluation by July 28. The evaluations will be compiled and submitted to the Sanggunian Sec-Gen for her records. The evaluation will help future SOH School Boards in improving the event. It will also help the current SOH School Board in evaluating how it works and how to improve on its systems

Planning for Kapatiran
Kapatiran is a year-long set of activities that will give Humanities students from the different year levels a chance to learn SOH survival tips while bonding with each other. The idea is for an older SOH student to be paired up with a younger student from the same course so that the Ate or Kuya can help with college concerns. Kapatiran is about to be launched (schedules might adjust due to all the no-class days) Watch out for Kapatiran! Ask your blockrep or courserep for more information or contact Japs (09223594642, japs.medina@yahoo.com) for more details

Meetings Attended
4:30 – 6:00 meeting with SOH School Board in order to discuss SOH Launch evaluation and Kapatiran

Individual Consultations with all the Executives and CB Reps of SOH
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JGSOM School Board

Participation of Mr & Ms JGSOM 2005 winners in the Mr & Ms University International
Mr & Ms University International is a beauty pageant that aims to spread the culture of peace. The coordinator of the said pageant, Mr. Joshua Lorenzana, would like to invite the Mr & Ms JGSOM winners to participate in said pageant and be official representatives of the school. The coordinator wrote a letter addressed to Mr. Rudy Ang, Dean of JGSOM, as endorsed by the Sanggunian School Chair. Mr. Ang replied that it is the Vice-President, Dr. Cuyegkeng, which should decide on matters like those. As of present, Mr. Lorenzana is coordinating with the VP’s office on the matter.


Meetings:
July 18: Executive committee meeting at the Sanggunian office. Agenda: project updates
19: JGSOM representatives attended the MVP forum briefing with Dr. Cuyegkeng at Ching Tan room
19: Meeting with GK representatives Gita Luz and Mel Yeung regarding KaSOMbahayan project at the Sanggunian office.
20: Mr. & Ms JGSOM core team meeting at the Sanggunian office
21: Chairperson met with CMO representative Ms. Rina. Agenda: Sanggu-SOM to co-sponsor the Living Rosary on Sept. 8
21: Meeting with GK representatives Mel Yeung and Evadne Liao. Agenda: JGSOM Productivity Center and livelihood programs
21: Project officers attended the SOM Week meeting at the Dean’s office.
21: JGSOM Course and Block representatives’ consultation on Charter Change at Berchmans 206
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SOSE School Board

Ateneo HS Recruitment Week
Last July 18 and 19, the SOSE School board together with some representatives from the ASG cluster of organizations helped the office of the dean during their Ateneo high school recruitment week. Flyers and other promotional materials were handed out to the students who were interested in the courses offered by the School of Science and Engineering.

Top 8 Weekly Meetings
Every Thursday, the SOSE Top 8 meets and updates each other regarding their different activities. Last meeting, the following were discussed and finalized: agenda for the monthly SOSE School Board meeting, details of the big modem project and the lounge project of the sophomores.

Monthly SOSE School Board Meeting
Last Friday, July 21, the first of the monthly GAs was held. Several CB and SB related issues were discussed. For the CB part of the meeting, the following were discussed: CHA-CHA issue, STRAW complaint form and the course/block representatives’ resolution. As for the executive part, there was a brainstorming of series of projects for the Big Modem Project (project name still tentative) to be executed for the first semester.

AMP: Rites of Passage

LEGALLY BLUE: THE ATENEO LEX LAW SCHOOL MONTH 2006

LEGALLY BLUE – the Ateneo Lex Law School Month 2006
For updates, log onto http://groups.yahoo.com/group/legallyblue

** LAW SCHOOL TALKS **Representatives of various law schools will conduct talks regarding information about their respective schools, admissions, law school life and more.
First Talk: Ateneo School of Law and FEU College of Law
Date & Time: 11 Aug 2006, 4:30pm – 6:00pm
Venue: CTC 105
Second Talk: U.P. College of Law and San Beda College of Law
Date & Time: 18 Aug 2006, 4:30pm – 6:00pm
Venue: Faura AVR

** L.A.E. REVIEW **A mock test for the LAE, brought to you by My Study Partner
Date & Time: 30 August 2006, 4:30pm – 7:00pm
Venue: SEC B Lecture Hall (room 210)
You can register via e-mail: lexlae06@yahoo.com (please include your full name, student number, year, course and contact number/s)
Exam Fee: P50 (to be collected on the event day)

** LAW SCHOOL FAIR **get the opportunity to inquire and submit applications to different law schools*
date, time and venue to be announced.
watch out for future bulletins at the ygroup*

International Studies Students Workshop

ARE YOU A EUROPEAN STUDIES STUDENT?

DLSU-European Studies Association in partnership with UP-Euro Filipino Understanding and Relations Organization and Ateneo Lingua Arts Cultura presents

The International Studies Students Workshop

a whole day event with 3 workshops to facilitate practical learning of the basic classroom knowledge about *International Business** Language Skills**International Relations*
August 12, 20069am - 5pmYuchengco Hall 507-508DLSU-Taft
Registration fee: 200php (inclusive of AM snacks, lunch, and workshop kit)

All International Studies students majoring in European Studies are invited!
To join, just get a waiver form from ALAC (MVP 207),fill it out, then return to ALAC.
Deadline for signing up is on August 3, 2006

Only students who will submit waiver forms can enter DLSU during the event.
Limited slots available! We can only accomodate 25 students per school

Programme

8am-9am: Registration

9am-9:10am: Welcoming Remarks (Dr. Dennis Trinidad, Chair-International Studies Department)

9:10am-10:10am: Workshop Primer (Ms. Erika Tatad, World Youth Alliance)

10:10am-11:00am: Snacks

11:00am-11:30am: SYKES ASIA Presentation (importance of International Studies in career-seeking for the youth and the new graduates)

11:30am-12:45nn: Workshop1: International Business

12:45nn-2:00pm: LUNCH BREAK

2:00pm-3:15pm: Workshop2: Foreign Laguage

3:15pm-4:30pm: Workshop3: International Relations

4:30pm-5:00pm: Giving of Certificates to the Organizations/Schools/Workshop Facilitators, Concluding Remarks,


For questions, email dlsu_esa_externals@yahoo.com

ALAC's Flamenco Event on August 3

The Department of Modern Languages andAteneo Lingua Ars Cultura

Invite you to Musica y Baila

with guitarist Adolfo Toyoda and Flamenco dancers

Thursday August 3, 2006 3:00 - 4:30PMSS AVR

for inquries, e-mail ateneolac@gmail.com

For Seniors: Order your Batch Rings Now!

BATCH RINGS

available at Kostka Extension

July 24-28, 2006

Deposit early and get a DISCOUNT!

(only P500-P1,000 downpayment)

Silver rings @ P2,000

Gold rings starting at

P6,320 for men

P4,615 for women

A quality product of Suarez Bros. Metal Arts, Inc.

Brought to you by the

Sanggunian ng Mga Mag-Aaral ng Ateneo

Senior Batch Coordinating Assembly

For inquiries contact: 0917-5391320

Applications for the Blue Roast 2007 Head is Now Open

Applications for the

Blue Roast 2007 Head

is now OPEN!

Do you have what it takes to go ALL IN for the biggest graduation party of the year?

The Senior Batch Coordinating Assembly is looking for interested Blue Roast Head applicants. Those interested must meet the following requirements:

<!--[if !supportLists]-->1. <!--[endif]-->Must be a 4^th or 5^th year GRADUATING student

<!--[if !supportLists]-->2. <!--[endif]-->Submit a resume with a 1x1 picture

<!--[if !supportLists]-->3. <!--[endif]-->On a short bond paper, answer the following questions:

<!--[if !supportLists]-->a. <!--[endif]-->What is your proposed theme for the Blue Roast and why?

<!--[if !supportLists]-->b. <!--[endif]-->What do you hope to achieve in heading the Blue Roast?

<!--[if !supportLists]-->c. <!--[endif]-->Why should we choose you as the head of the Blue Roast for 2007?

<!--[if !supportLists]-->d. <!--[endif]-->Do you have any experience handling big projects?

Submit all requirements to the Sanggunian Room (MVP 200) in a short brown envelope. Write the following on the envelope:

Blue Roast Head Hunt

Your Name

Year and Course

Contact #

Deadline of applications is on August 11, 2006.

For more information or inquiries, text Charles Chua (4^th year JGSOM Executive Officer) at 0917-5363798 or e-mail blueroast2007@gmail.com

Send instant messages to your online friends http://uk.messenger.yahoo.com

KINEMA Open Auditions

Move with us.

Kinema (ki nee ma)

[Gk, movement] n. 1. an Ateneo-based all-male choir 2. a community of students and young professionals who have been moved and continues to be moved by the goodness and love of the Lord.

This semester, our regular schedule includes:

1) singing at the College Chapel Mass every Monday (12:30 PM)

2) singing at the 3rd Sunday Mass in Pentecost Parish (12:00-01:00 PM)

3) practices on Mondays and Saturdays

We also sing at University Masses organized by the LS Campus Ministry Office, Invocations and Special Numbers for different Loyola Schools Offices and Events, Weddings, Wakes and Funeral Masses, etc.

We have staged four major concerts and are planning on a fifth this September 2006.

We are holding OPEN AUDITIONS this semester and would like to invite anyone interested to audition.

Get MOVING. Contact Dappie at +63918 698 2366 or dappie2002@yahoo.com now for your slot and other concerns.

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Ateneo Student Leaders' Assembly 2006

The Ateneo Student Leaders' Assembly is a program of the Sanggunian ng mga Mag-aaral in response to the growing need for leaders and true leadership. ASLA brings together thirty-five (35) of the most passionate, driven, and promising student leaders from all Ateneo universities nationwide for an all-expense-paid leadership congress to be held this coming October.

ASLA aims to inspire students with outstanding leadership potential and develop their innate leadership abilities through the program's various activities with the goal of having them return to their organizations and communities with an even greater desire to serve and do more.

Apply now!

Application period is from July 17-28.

Claiming and submission of forms will be at the Kostka Extension.
Email asla.secretariat@gmail.com for questions, or visit http://www.aslaonline.net/ for details.

Because you have it in you.

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Thank you! – Sanggunian SOH School Board

Special thanks to the School of Humanities faculty and staff, particularly Dr. Leovino Garcia, Dean of the School of Humanities, Ms. Angeli Tugado, assistant to the dean, and to all the Department and Program Chairs.

Thank you to our guest organizations and publications: Psyche, Ateneo Lex, Entablado, Heights, AMP, Samahan sa Pilosopiya, Katipunan, Celadon, Loyola Film Circle (LFC), Company of Ateneo Dancers (CADs), Ateneo Lingua Arts Cultura (ALAC), and Tanghalang Ateneo (TA).

Thanks also to our performers Saranggola Ni Pepe, The Fruits, Hymn Of Siren, Stonefree, Mojofly, Trian Lauang, Tim Tayag, the Jewelmer Jazz band AND our hosts Missy Maramara (English Department), Ariel Diccion (Kagawaran ng Filipino), and Cabrei Cabreira (Sanggunian Third Year SOH CB Rep).

And of course thank you to the administrators who joined us namely Fr. Ben Nebres, Dr. Cuyegkeng, and Mr. San Andres.

This event was made possible by the hard work of the organizers, YOUR Sanggunian blockreps and coursereps!

Mariel Ugalino (4 AB IS), Joel Aliling (4 AB IS), Luis Reyes (4 AB IS), Andrea Katipunan (4 AB HUM), Ina Luna (4 BFA CW), Jomar Hizon (4 AB PH), Tracy Victorino (3 AB IS), Glenda Lapid (3 AB IS), Ginny Sonico (3 BFA CW), Aids Lacsamana (3 AB PRE-DIV), Cam Aguilar (3 AB PH), Lai Aragon (3 AB HUM), Anton Perez (2 AB IS), JC Taruc (2 AB IS), Verne Ahyong (2 BFA CW), Mark Gosingtian (2 BFA ID), Kat Yam (2 AB PH).

This event was made for SOH by SOH and we hope you all continue to support the School of Humanities!

Sanggunian
SOH School Board

Filing of Candidacy

Calling on all interested freshmen and JGSOM students
who wish to run for the following positions:

FRESHMEN
Executive Officer and CB Representatives of
SOSS, SOSE, SOH and SOM

and JGSOM Secretary Treasurer


FILE YOUR CANDIDACY
ONLINE!

visit
www.ateneocomelec.com
for online form and more details

deadline is on july 21, 2006

Fresh Vote
the 2006 sanggunian freshmen elections
August 10-11

Send instant messages to your online friends http://uk.messenger.yahoo.com

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Dr. Bienvenido Lumbera's National Artist Lecture

KRITIKA KULTURA
and the
DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH


present


LUPANG HINIRANG
The National Artist Lectures


featuring


BIENVENIDO LUMBERA, Ph. D.
National Artist for Literature 2006


NATION AND ART:
Why a “National Artist”?
The National Artist Award, as an institution in a society in the throes of
defining its cultural identity, assumes there is a role for the artist in
nation-building. What are the political and artistic implications of the
existence of such an institution?


17 July 2006
Monday
2:30-4:30 p.m.
Escaler Hall
Ateneo de Manila University
Loyola Heights, Quezon City




PROFESSOR BIENVENIDO LUMBERA is perhaps among the country's most multi-awarded
Filipinos today. He was Ateneo's Tanglaw ng Lahi Awardee in 2000, recipient of
the Ramon Magsaysay Award in 1993, and winner of prestigious literary awards
like the Centennial Literary Awards in Playwriting in 1998. He is among the
country's most respected literary and cultural critics who has published books
of poems, plays, librettos, essays, translation, criticism and literary
history, and continues to mentor the country's best writers, teachers and
scholars. Detained during the Marcos dictatorship, he continues to be active
in the movement for nationalism, freedom and democracy. He was Irwin Chair
Professor of Literature in the English Department of the Ateneo de Manila, and
now Professor Emeritus of the University of the Philippines. He is a national
council member of the multi-sectoral Bagong Alyansang Makabayan
(BAYAN) and chair or the Concerned Artists of the Philippines (CAP) and an
active member of other groups clamoring for nationalism and social justice.
He is the country's National Artist for Literature in 2006 for outstanding
contributions to the development of Philippine arts and culture.

ACAS 4th Conference: Democracies in Asia

Ateneo Center for Asian Studies (ACAS)
4th Conference

DEMOCRACIES IN ASIA
Political Processes, Memories, Rights and Traditions

in cooperation with the Ricardo Leong Center for Chinese Studies
and the Japan Foundation Manila

25 August 2006
ESCALER HALL, SCIENCE EDUCATION COMPLEX (SEC), ATENEO DE MANILA UNIVERSITY

Registration Fees:

EARLY BIRD (payable no later than 21 July 2006) Php800
Please make check payable to Ateneo de Manila University

REGULAR Php1,000

SPECIAL FEE FOR TEACHERS WHO WILL BRING STUDENTS: We will waive the
registration fee of a teacher who will bring at least ten students who will
pay P200 each. We request that the teacher collects the fees from the students.

The fees are to cover meals and conference kit.

Tentative Schedule:

9:00 - 10:00 a.m. Registration

Emcee & Moderator Danton R. Remoto
ACAS Board Member

10:00 - 10:10 a.m. Invocation
Manuel B. Dy, Jr., Ph.D.
ACAS Board Member

Welcome Remarks
Tsutomu “Ben” Suzuki
Director, Japan Foundation Manila

10:10 -10:20 a.m. Book Launch
Negotiating Globalization in Asia (ACAS 2006)

Remarks by Fr. Jose M. Cruz, SJ, Ph.D.
Dean, School of Social Sciences
Ateneo de Manila University

Presentation of Complimentary Copies


10:20 –10:50 a.m. Coffee Break

SESSION 1. POLITICAL PROCESSES

10:50 – 11:10 a.m. Village Committee Elections in the PRC: A Means to
Strengthen CCP Domination?
Jorge Eduardo Malena
Universidad del Salvador, Argentina

11:10 – 11:30 a.m. The Iraqi Political Process: What Lies Beneath?
Maria Inés Pampín
Universidad del Salvador, Argentina

11:30 – 11:50 a.m. How Should a Genuine Public Governance Work under
a “Rule of Law” Regime: A Glance at Some Experience of
Asian Countries
Allan Jose J. Villarante
Philippine(s) House of Representatives

11:50 - 12:20 p.m. Open Forum

12:20 - 1:30 p.m. Lunch

SESSION 2. REMEMBERING AND FORGETTING

Emcee & Moderator Benjamin T. Tolosa, Jr., Ph.D.
ACAS Board Member

1:30 – 1:50 p.m. Popular, Partisan, Pacifist and Patriotic Voices: The
Changing Terrain of Japanese Security Debate
Rosalie Arcala Hall, Ph.D.
University of the Philippines-Visayas

1:50 – 2:10 p.m. After Seni Rupa Baru: Emergence of Contemporary
Curators in Post-Suharto Indonesia
Patrick D. Flores, Ph.D.
University of the Philippines-Diliman

2:10 – 2:30 p.m. Between Remembering and Forgetting: Cambodia and the
Khmer Rouge Genocide Trial
Meynardo P. Mendoza
Ateneo de Manila University

2:30 – 3:00 p.m. Open Forum

3:00 – 3:30 p.m. Coffee Break

SESSION 3. DEMOCRATIZATION, RIGHTS & TRADITION

Emcee Francis A. Gealogo, Ph.D.
ACAS Board Member

Moderator Violet B. Valdez, Ph.D.
ACAS Board Member

3:30 – 3:50 p.m. Entrenching Indigenous People’s Rights in the
Philippines and Taiwan: The Highest Stage of
Democratization?
Severo C. Madrona Jr.
Ph.D. Candidate, University of the Philippines-Diliman

3:50 – 4:10 p.m. Walking versus Running for Office: Religion,
Development, and Democracy in the Philippines and India
Jovino G. Miroy, Ph.D.
Ateneo de Manila University

4:10 – 4:30 p.m. Tradition and Democracy in the Central Asian Republics
Isabel Stanganelli
Universidad del Salvador, Argentina

4:30 – 5:00 p.m. Open Forum

5:00 p.m. Closing Remarks
Ma. Assunta C. Cuyegkeng, Ph.D.
Vice President for Loyola Schools
Ateneo de Manila University

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REPLY FORM

Please fax or return on or before Friday, 21 July 2006 if you wish to avail of
the early bird fee, or Monday, 14 August 2006 if you wish to avail of the
special fee for teachers who will bring at least ten students.

To : ATENEO CENTER FOR ASIAN STUDIES
Fax No. (632) 426-6001 local 5280


From : __________________ _______________________________________
Title Printed Name
(Dr/Prof/Mr/Mrs/Ms)

Position : _______________________________________________

Affiliation : _______________________________________________

Mailing Address : _______________________________________________

Phone : _______________________________________________

Fax : _______________________________________________

Email : _______________________________________________

Mobile : _______________________________________________


___ I will attend the conference on “Asian Democracies.”

[ ] Enclosed is a check of Php800 for my early bird fee

[ ] I will pay during the conference — Php1,000 (regular fee)

[ ] I will avail of the special fee for teachers who can bring
at least ten students at the conference. Enclosed please
find the list of students together with the payment.

(Php200 x ______ number of students = P__________ total amount )


___ I regret that I will not be able to attend the conference.


The fees are to cover meals and conference kit. For inquiries, you may
contact ACAS at 426-6001 locals 5209 c/o Ritch and 5248 c/o Marian or email at
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LYDIA N. YU-JOSE, Ph.D.
Director
ATENEO CENTER FOR ASIAN STUDIES (ACAS)

School of Social Sciences, Loyola Schools
3rd Floor, Social Sciences Building
Loyola Heights, Quezon City 1108
PHILIPPINES
Tel. : (632) 426-6001 locals 5208, 5209
Fax : (632) 426-6001 local 5280
Email: acas@admu.edu.ph or
ateneocenter4asianstudies@yahoo.com

StudentReps' Consultations with Committee on Social Concern & Involvement

The Central Board of your Sanggunian has tasked the Committee on Social Concern and Involvement (CSCI) to conduct Consultative Sessions with all of our Course and Block Representatives from each School Board. You are invited to attend the session organized for your school:

SOH 430 PM July 19 Wednesday, Berchmans 207

SOSS 430 PM July 19 Wednesday, Berchmans 208

SOSE 430 PM July 21 Friday, Berchmans 206

JGSOM 430 PM July 21 Friday, Berchmans 207

All Course and Block Representatives are mandated to go. Catch them discuss and represent your views on the pressing issues of Constitutional Reform and whatnot. For inquiries, contact Ging Dee at 09175004464.

--
Karl Vendell Satinitigan
09157882132

Applications for the Blue Roast 2007 Head is Now Open

Applications for the

Blue Roast 2007 Head

is now OPEN!

Do you have what it takes to go ALL IN for the biggest graduation party of the year?

The Senior Batch Coordinating Assembly is looking for interested Blue Roast Head applicants. Those interested must meet the following requirements:

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<!--[if !supportLists]-->c. <!--[endif]-->Why should we choose you as the head of the Blue Roast for 2007?

<!--[if !supportLists]-->d. <!--[endif]-->Do you have any experience handling big projects?

Submit all requirements to the Sanggunian Room (MVP 200) in a short brown envelope. Write on the following on the envelope:

Blue Roast Head Hunt

Your Name

Year and Course

Contact #

Deadline of applications is on August 11, 2006.

For more information or inquiries, text Charles Chua (4^th year JGSOM Executive Officer) at 0917-5363798 or e-mail blueroast2007@gmail.com

AOB User's Guide

Nature of the System

The Ateneo Online Bulletin (AOB) is the joint email system of the Sanggunian ng mga Mag-aaral ng Ateneo and the Council of Organizations of the Ateneo addressing the need for a central information source and dissemination system. It is a weekly email digest containing news from the Sanggunian, administration, organizations and other groups. It is sent to the students of the Ateneo through their respective e-groups.

Process for Sending Announcements/Promotions

All email announcements/promotions must be sent to sanggu_board@yahoo.com.
For the subject, follow the prescribed format:
AOB__