LS Campus Ministry: Christ Awareness Week

January 15-19, 2007 is Christ Awareness Week, and the Campus MinistryOffice invites you to the following: 1. Pagsunod kay Kristo: Mga Mukha ng Paglilingkod, 2. Reflections at Mass, 3. Prayer Concert.

1. Pagsunod kay Kristo: Mga Mukha ng Paglilingkod

To foster greater consciousness and generosity in the mission of service,especially at a time when the call for social involvement is so strongand urgent, ALL THE STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS/GROUPS are asked to REFLECT ONTHEIR RESPONSE AS ORGANIZED COMMUNITY TO JESUS' CALL OF SERVICE, and toDEPICT THIS by DRAWING AN IMAGE OR SYMBOL on a 10"x15" illustrationboard. The illustration board will be provided by the CMO on January 3.Please indicate your organization's name on the illustration board andwrite a one to two sentence explanation below your drawing. Pleasesubmit your work to CMO by 1:00pm on Friday, January 12. All works willbe displayed on the College Chapel board from January 15-26, 2007.

2. Reflections at Mass

Different people from our community will be invited to share theirreflections on their experience of responding to Christ's call of serviceat the noon time Masses.

3. Prayer Concert

To cap this week, we will hold a Prayer Concert on January 19,4:45-6:00pm, at the Colayco Pavilion. Different groups will lead us inpraying through songs. We greatly encourage those of you who will holdtheir formation sessions at this time to join us, and make this concertyour prayer hour.We look forward to your active participation in all these activities. Forquestions, please call or visit us at the Campus Ministry Office.Thank you very much.Sincerely,Rina T. SimpasCampus Minister

When in Doubt, ASCC: The Ateneo Student Concern Center

As an arm of the Sanggunian ng mga Mag-aaral ng Ateneo's Student Rights and Welfare (STRAW), the Ateneo Student Concern Center (ASCC) 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 as queries for further information.
The ATENEO STUDENT CONCERN CENTER shall 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.”)1. Visit to the ASCC office (MVP 200) and relate your concern with one of our case officers.2. Fill out a concern form and specify what course of action you would like to happen.3. 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?”)1. Simply visit the ASCC Office (MVP 200) and speak to one of our case officers.
FOR ACADEMIC OR NON-ACADEMIC COMPLAINTS, QUERIES, AND GENERAL INFORMATION, VISIT OR CONTACT THE ASCCOFFICE. First Floor, MVP Center For Student Leadership (MVP 200)ASCC Hotline: 0915.8510286ASCC Email: assc@atenista.net

REBUILD BICOL. BEYOND RELIEF.

REBUILD BICOL.BEYOND RELIEF.

Let us help rebuild lives
on December 20-22, 2006
Albay, Bicol
December Build Guidelines


1. Build Sites - GK will release the final list of Build sites that people can participate in for both dates. An average of 30 volunteers will be assigned per site, and we hope to be able to reach all the GK communities on both dates.
2. Transportation - For the December 20-22, we also encourage larger groups to organize their transportation, carpooling is highly encouraged. However, individuals or smaller groups (less than 10) may also sign up at the GK office if they wish to join the GK buses.
* If you know of any bus liners who can waive our transportation costs, this would greatly be appreciated.

3. Food – GK will be asking for P300 from each volunteer for 3 meals. Cooking of food will be centralized. However, we encourage all the volunteers to bring extra canned goods and ready-to-eat food and lots of water to sustain us as we do the clearing and build activities.
*Total fee might be P1,500 for centralized food, two-way transportation and miscellaneous expenses.

4. Volunteers are also requested to bring simple Christmas packs to be shared with families. These can contain small amounts of rice, canned goods and other needs of the families.

5. Personal Items - Working clothes for 3 days and two nights; Towel, insect repellant, soap, shampoo, etc.; 1 liter of Bottled water or more; Flash light; First aid kit; Tents (we will set up a camp).Ateneo delegates to wear Ateneo SHIRTS at all times for identification.
Date of Departure in Manila:Dec 19 (evening) or Dec 20Date of Departure in Bicol:Dec 22 (evening)Date of Arrival in Manila:Dec 23 (morning)


Please contact the GK Ateneo Office at 4266001 loc 5024
or text 09178308217 for inquiries.


Updates from GK National:

Kalinga Luzon : Bicol ExpressGawad Kalinga responds with winds of restorationJoin GK in rebuilding Bicol this December
Super typhoon Reming has left the country, and other news are starting to slowly overshadow the devastation and the urgent and great need of the families in the thirteen provinces (based on NDCC Report, December 4) where Reming unleashed its fury. Of these 13 provinces, Gawad Kalinga is focusing its initial efforts on Marinduque, Camarines Norte, Camarines Sur, Albay and Sorsogon.
Relief Efforts
1. Gawad Kalinga has joined forces with Ateneo De Manila University and ABS-CBN Sagip Kapamilya Foundation for the warehousing, sorting and distribution of relief goods for families.
2. Priority needs are :
a. CASH donations
b. Water and Sanitation Hygiene (WASH) – drinking water, water purifiers, purifying tablets and water containers
c. Health – medicines, medical teams
d. Food – canned goods, rice
e. Non-food items – candles, clothing, blankets, gasoline for delivery vehicles (we have tapped volunteers to lend us their trucks but we need gasoline supply), generators (we need them during the build activities, construction, etc.)
f. Construction materials – GI sheets, c-purlins
3. GK Partners who would like to donate goods can course it through ABS-CBN (13 Examiner Street, South Triangle, QC. Tel. No. 4110846) or through Ateneo De Manila University (Cervini Hall, ADMU Campus, Katipunan). Please indicate your company/group name and that you are a GK Partner.
4. ABS-CBN, ADMU and GK will jointly agree on specific communities that it will support for relief goods. GK warehouses are now set up in Naga City and Daraga, Albay to receive these donations. GK communities in the region, many of which are isolated barangays, will also serve as base for distribution efforts. GK Priority will be these communities as well as nearby barangays.
5. GK is also accepting cash donations through the following bank accounts :
PESO : BPI Greenhills Branch CA#3101-0976- 75Please fax deposit slip to 723-1603 or email http://us.f520.mail.yahoo.com/ym/Compose?To=dvmangona@gawadkalinga.org%20and%20gk.liquidation@gmail.com for proper acknowledgment of your donation.

Repair Efforts
1. The GK - Kalinga Luzon campaign has already built the following :
a. 15 communities in Camarines Sur : Total of 1055 homes
b. 9 communities in Camarines Norte : Total of 371 homes
c. 5 communities in Albay : Total of 77 homes
d. 1 community in Sorsogon (Castilla) : Number to be confirmed
e. 2 communities in Marinduque : 22 homes
2. Of these communities, an estimated 80-90% lost their roofing. The report of the initial investigation team of GK showed that many of the GI sheets were torn from their rivets. Those whose roofs were not torn off caused the house to "implode," with the walls collapsing with the pressure (255 kph of sustained winds). Super typhoon Reming swept through Albay and left almost none of the structures standing because of its strength. Since there is no power, and communication is still difficult, we will just send a follow up comprehensive report.
3. GK is now campaigning for partners to support our efforts by allocating resources to repair these homes. Since the structures are already standing, it will cost much less to just repair the roofing and provide a home for the families this Christmas.
Rehabilitation Plan
1. GK is also finalizing its rehabilitation plan for the immediate relocation of families into new GK communities. We have a golden opportunity now because our first Kalinga Luzon campaign in 2004 allowed us to secure land, build relationships with Local Government Units and train our caretaker teams for the work. We are certainly more prepared to embark on this massive work.
2. GK is also mobilizing two big KALINGA LUZON Build activities : December 13-15 and another one on December 20-22. These will involve GK volunteers from Metro Manila and nearby provinces, GK residents from the various GK sites, students and corporate employees who are willing to spend their Christmas with the victims.

Ka-SOC SCI-yan! SOSS Week 2006: SOSSiety Page

We are inviting all students, organizations, barkadas, blocks, faculty and staff to send in photos from the past and present of themselves, of their relatives, friends and families. These photos from different periods in their history will be arranged in to a large photo mosaic that will be placed in the SOSS Week 2006 exhibit. This photo mosaic will serve as our appreciation for history and how we as a community learn from the past to become better people.

Below are the mechanics for the submission of pictures.

Mechanics:

1. Photos must be submitted in DIGITAL format, SCANNED or from a digital camera. Please refrain from submitting prints. This is so because prints may be difficult to return to the owners after use and the organizers do not want to be responsible for them, and also to facilitate the layouting of the final poster.

2. Submissions must be at most 200 kb each and should be in standard size (4x6, 5x7,etc.). They may be submitted through CDs or DVDs and can be placed in the designated box in the Sanggu room at the MVP, or they can be emailed to sossiety@yahoo.com. USB thumb drive submissions are discouraged because of the proliferation of viruses.

3. Only PERSONAL photos may be submitted. No copyrighted photos (including those from books) may be submitted without prior permission.

4. Photos may be manipulated as necessary.

5. The following are not allowed to be displayed on submitted photos: nudity, anti-ateneo, anti-christianity, illegal drugs, excessive violence, smoking and drinking.

6. Not all photos are guaranteed inclusion in the final poster but as much as possible the organizers will try to do so.

7. Last day for submission is on Friday, January 19, 2007.

So start rummaging through your cabinets and drawers for pictures of lola and lolo, old baby pictures, photos of family vacations and holidays or tap your documentation and publication heads to collect photos of your organization's events through the years or even of significant projects this year and dont forget to take a look at your personal accounts online for pictures of your block's road trips and your barkada's reunions. Send in your pictures NOW and Be the HISTORY!

For comments and questions, text MIKEY TAN at 09174064112 or email him at mlot03@gmail.com

New Procedure for Students’ Laboratory Breakage Deposit Refund

13 December 2006


MEMO TO:
All Loyola Schools Students




From:
Ma. Assunta C. Cuyegkeng

Vice President for the Loyola Schools


Subject:
New Procedure for Students’ Laboratory Breakage Deposit Refund


Please be informed that effective SY 2006-2007, the students’ laboratory breakage refund shall be treated as follows:

Only graduating students will be refunded the excess of their laboratory breakage deposit if any, through the Cashier’s Office. The excess from the first semester will be refunded in January 2007.

Instead of refunding the excess of the laboratory breakage deposit of freshmen, sophomores, and juniors, it will automatically be credited to your next tuition payment. The Central Accounting Office will post the amounts for your information.

Thank you very much.

HEIGHTS Call for Contributions

HEIGHTS
Call for Contributions

You may submit your short stories, poems, essays and alternative genres in Filipino and English.
Artworks must go with the theme "All Lies in Wonderment."

Contribution forms are available at the Heights Office and can be downloaded at http://www.heights-ateneo.org/

Submit your works at the Heights Office at the Publications Room in G-206. 2/F Gonzaga Hall

Deadline is on 12 January 2007.

For more information, please send an e-mail to http://us.f609.mail.yahoo.com/ym/Compose?To=thinking_chair@heights-ateneo.org.

AJMA Made It Happen Again with AIMS 2006

The Ateneo Junior Marketing Association annually holds the Ateneo Intercollegiate Marketing Seminar. It is one of the two flagship events of the organization and is perhaps the most prestigious of its kind. More popularly known as AIMS, the event gathers the 50 best junior and senior student-marketers from the country’s premier universities namely: the Ateneo, De La Salle, UA&P, UP Diliman and UST. Aspiring participants undergo a rigorous screening process that involves an actual interview with Human Resources officers before they qualify for the final cut off. Top caliber marketing practitioners from partner sponsors are invited to impart with the participants the very fundamentals of marketing. Later on, delegates enter the revalida competition wherein they present and defend their marketing strategies to a set of competent panelists while Human Resources officers keep a watchful eye on the most promising students. This opens the gates to vibrant careers in marketing or sales. Delegates ultimately gain invaluable insights and meet friends while enjoying the lavish accommodations of a five-star hotel. All these take place in the 3-day affair at absolutely no cost.

For this year, AIMS set eye on a more ambitious endeavor. With the theme Brand Management: Key in today’s highly diversified markets, the AIMS team focused on a more comprehensive, interactive and informative seminar which promised to surpass its predecessors. The event was made possible through the generous support from Unilever Philippines, San Miguel Corporation, L’Oreal Philippines, Smart Telecommunications and Jollibee Foods Corporation. Of the 182 applicants, only the 50 crème de la crème slipped through the demanding screening process - 28 came from Ateneo, 14 from UP Diliman, 6 from De La Salle while UST and UA&P had one representative each. The 8 teams received their respective marketing cases courtesy of San Miguel, L’Oreal and Smart one week prior to the event to give ample time for review.

On day one, students were welcomed to a warm reception at the Asian Institute of Management. Superb speakers from Unilever headed by Mr. Dondi Gomez instantly wowed the avid novices. Their talks primarily centered on building iconic brands – from the bold conception, to the effective communication and down to the creative execution. Ms. Pop Vargas of San Miguel on the one hand explored the prospects of local brands entering the global arena. And lastly, socialites Tessa Dragon and Tina Tinio of L’Oreal–Shu Uemura concluded the day’s seminar with a sensational talk on Events Management. The participants were then treated to a smorgasbord of Filipino cuisines at Cabalen Glorietta. The casual dinner also introduced the teams to their corporate mentors who shared crucial points on how to best go about their marketing strategies. The night was capped off by the plush arrangements at the Oakwood Premier Suites.

The following day was even more exciting as teams geared towards the much-anticipated revalida competition. The panelists were composed of distinguished individuals from the academe and the corporate world. They were Mr. Armando Miclat of the Ateneo SOM- Business Accelerator program, Ms. Junadette Avedillo, General Manager of San Miguel Mills Inc., Mr. Joaquin Esquivias, co-owner of Azta Salon and finally Mr. Mias Posadas Assistant Brand Manager of Unilever Philippines. Every second seemed infinite as teams were humbled down by the judges’ constructive remarks. Finally after eight grueling hours, one team was pronounced as champion. SMC B’s Noodelight emerged victors in this year’s display of marketing acumen. Equally pleased was Katy Abello (UP) of Redken who garnered the crowd’s respect as she earned the title Best Speaker. Although mentally drained and physically exhausted, everyone was nevertheless delighted by the learning experience.

This year’s AIMS indeed proved to be a huge success. Despite the frequent difficulties encountered, the team nonetheless remained steadfast to their promise. The men and women behind this ambitious project put their hearts out and never settled for the ordinary. Because in AJMA… we simply make BETTER things happen.

Join a Flamenco Workshop this January!

Kaingin Accessories Sale

Win P8k! Join Shades of Grey: The SocSci Week Short Film Contest

Get a chance to win P8,000 and have your films featured during Social Sciences Week! Join SHADES OF GREY: the SocSci Week Short Film Competition. Theme: “More than black and white:” stories that are socially relevant or present an insight on particular current issues.

If you cannot see the image above, please read below:

GENERAL GUIDELINES:SOCIALLY RELEVANT 10-20 minute short filmsNARRATIVE in any genre OR DOCUMENTARYnot entered in any previous competitionREGISTRATION FEE: P50 per entry (unlimited entries are allowed)FORMS and FULL CONTEST MECHANICS CAN BE OBTAINED at the SANGGU ROOM, MVP 201 or at http://movies.groups.yahoo.com/group/SOSS_shades_of_grey/

PEERS Hotline

Buhay Coke and Celadon's "Live the Lyrics"

Spreading cheer, happiness and positivism, Coke and Celadon bring you the sweetness of sound and the magic of music in a fun contest that will challenge your imagination and creativity. Pick a line from the Coke Manifesto and use it to create your own stanza, describing a fun and exciting adventure you'd like to experience this Christmas.

There will be three winners who will receive P8000 each. Participants also get a free Coke for every valid submission. For more details, visit the Doghouse! Also available: Tickets to Repertory Philippines' The Sound of Music December 17 8pm at Greenbelt Onstage. Contact Anne Castillo 09178523858 to reserve yours now.

Noise Barrage Details

For the noise barrage this Monday, December 11, 4:30 pm at gate 2.5, please bring the following:

1. streamers and signs saying NO CON ASS or BUMUSINA LABAN SA CON ASS
2. flyers of your statement against CON ASS
3. any noise makers
4. candles
5. wear black

We shall assemble in front of dela costa bldg at around 4:15 pm
We shall practice our chants:

1. Sigaw ng Atenista/ No to Chacha!
2. Sumali na kayo/Join!
3. Atenista, ang bayan/ Ngayon ay lumalaban

Mabuhay ang kalayaan!

Do You Hear? A Christmas Concert Featuring Kinema

The Campus Ministry Office and The Department of Modern Languages

present

Do You Hear?

A Christmas concert featuring Kinema and

A choral competition featuring the Loyola Schools Foreign Language Choirs.

DECEMBER 15, 2006 (Friday), 6:00 PM

Manuel V. Pangilinan Center for Student Leadership Basement, Cafe Area

FREE Admission.

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Hear traditional and contemporary Christmas songs as interpreted by Kinema. Listen to Christmas songs in German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Chinese, and Japanese as the Foreign Language Choirs compete for the Best Christmas Choir Award.

"KO: Kook Out" AMA Food Sale

The Ateneo Management Association's Entrepreneurial Strategy and Finance departments bring you the 3rd leg of the Entrepreneurial Challenge, KO (KookOut): Let's Get Ready To Gobble!, Dec11-15, 10am-2pm, at the SEC Field.

The competition will feature 4 different restaurants.

On The Right Corner









Punch Out!











Box it Up!



















































Round 1, Bite!

Let's Get Ready to GoooOoobbble!!!

The Ateneo Celadon Brings You: The Sound of Music

The Von Trapp Family is back!!!

Watch Sound of Music

On December 17, 2006, 8pm@Greenbelt Onstage

Tickets are available @ the Doghouse

From December 11-15!

Tickets are priced at P700 orchestra center, P500 orchestra side, P300 balcony

The Sound of Music

Music by Richard Rogers

Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II

Book by Howard Lindsay & Russel Crouse

Suggested by: “The story of the Trapp Family Singers”

Synopsis:

Maria, having difficulty adjusting to the christened life of a nun, is sent by the Mother Superior to act as governess to a retired Captain with seven children. He leaves on a trip and Maria quickly changes the children’s routine, teaching them to sing and to enjoy life.

The Captain returns with a countess he is intending to marry. At first shocked at the changes in his home, he is soon won over by his children’s beautiful singing. He also falls in love with Maria. Torn between her vows and her love for the captain, Maria goes back to the convent. The Mother Superior tells her she must follow her heart. Maria marries the Captain. Meanwhile, Austria is being over-run by the Nazis, and rather than fall under Nazi rule, he and Maria device a scheme to escape during a song festival in which the family participates. The escape is successful.

The musical contains many songs that have become popular throughout the years including “The Sound of Music”, “How Do You Solve a Problem Like Maria”, “Do-Re-Mi”, and “Climb Every Mountain”.

The MEco 2nd General Assembly: Sportsfest!

WHAT: MEcO 2nd General Assembly: Sportsfest!

WHEN: 6 January 2007, 1pm-5pm

WHERE: College Covered Courts

THE EVENTS:
1. Quadrants (Patintero) – 6 players per team

2. Dodgeball – 10 players per teamIt’s survival of the fittest for each team as they are pitted against one another in this all-out battle. In the first round, a team must form a circle and strike-out members from the other team that are inside by hitting (not hurting) them with a ball. In the following round, the team will be placed within another team’s circle and evade attacks that would strike them out. The team with the most surviving members after a predetermined time wins the challenge.

3. Caterpillar – 20 players per team

4. Calamansqueeze (Pass the Calamansi) – 6 players per groupIn this task, each team member must walk toward a pole/chair and back to the group with a calamansi placed on a spoon tucked in their mouths. Without using their hands, the member should pass the calamansi to the next member. The task is repeated until the calamansi has been successfully passed to all members.

5. Adam’s Apple (Apple Eating) – 2 players per groupTeams must eat the apple suspended in the air by a string. Without using their hands, both members should complete the task by eating the apple at the same time. The first team that finished the task wins. 6. Over and Under Balloon Pass – 6 players per group

7. Pangya Eggplant (Eggplant Golf) – 6 players per groupUsing only an eggplant, the player should move the ball on the ground through the course and back to his/her group. Then the task is relayed to the rest of the group. The first team that finishes the task wins.

8. Blow in the Light (Flour Blowing) – 6 per groupEach team member must find a Polo candy inside a bowl filled with flour using only their mouths to blow. Teams are not allowed to use their hands to find the candy. The first team that finishes the task wins.

9. Gourmet Eating Contest – 6 players per team

10. Thugs-of-war (tug-of-war) – 16 players per team

11. Basketball – 15 players (boys) per team

12. Volleyball – 12 players (mixed) per team

13. Futsal - 15 players (mixed) per team

14. Two-ball – 2 players boys per team, 2 players girls per teamThere will be marked spots placed around the basketball court. The members of a team would shoot the ball in an alternating manner on any of the marked spot, wherein the corresponding point will be awarded to the team. The team with the highest total number of points wins the game.

15. Buzzer Beater – 3 players (boys) per teamWith a very limited amount of time, the player should completely cross the slalom course before shooting the ball. The team which completes this task successfully wins the game.

16. Mecomazing Race – 4 players per teamIt is a race to the finish line with MEcO’s own rendition of the famous reality-based competition, the Amazing Race!

17. Cheering Competion.

Visit HEALTHYSWITCH at JGSOM SEC!

WE HAVE MOVED!: ASCC: The Ateneo Student Concern Center

Under the Sanggunianng 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 CENTER shall 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.”)1. Visit to the ASCC office (MVP 200) and relate your concern with one of our case officers.2. Fill out a concern form and specify what course of action you would like to happen.3. 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?”)1. Simply visit the ASCC Office (MVP 200) and speak to one of our case officers.
FOR ACADEMIC OR NON-ACADEMIC COMPLAINTS, QUERIES, AND GENERAL INFORMATION, VISIT OR CONTACT THE ASCCOFFICE. First Floor, MVP Center For Student Leadership (MVP 200)ASCC Hotline: 0915.8510286ASCC Email: assc@atenista.net

STRAW Statistics on Concern Forms

The Committee on Students’ Rights and Welfare (STRAW), in partnership with the Ateneo Student Concern Center (ASCC) have tried to cater to student complaints through resolving cases found in the concern forms the Ateneans have submitted.

Here are updates on the concern forms and the cases turned in since the 8th of November 2006.

Total:
9 cases received

Specific Information:
6 cases on acad rights
6 cases on faculty and staff
2 cases on school facilities

* There are 5 cases with acad rights and faculty and staff combined.

Case Status:
1 case currently resolved
8 cases pending

All cases are forwarded to the respective involved offices.

Sound of Music

The Von Trapp Family is back!!!
Watch Sound of Music
On December 17, 2006, 8pm
@Greenbelt Onstage

Tickets are available @ the Doghouse
From December 4-7 & 11-15!
Tickets are priced at P700 orchestra center,
P500 orchestra side, P300 balcony

The Sound of Music

Music by Richard Rogers
Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II
Book by Howard Lindsay & Russel Crouse
Suggested by: “The story of the Trapp Family Singers”

Synopsis:

Maria, having difficulty adjusting to the christened life of a nun, is sent by the Mother Superior to act as governess to a retired Captain with seven children. He leaves on a trip and Maria quickly changes the children’s routine, teaching them to sing and to enjoy life.

The Captain returns with a countess he is intending to marry. At first shocked at the changes in his home, he is soon won over by his children’s beautiful singing. He also falls in love with Maria. Torn between her vows and her love for the captain, Maria goes back to the convent. The Mother Superior tells her she must follow her heart. Maria marries the Captain. Meanwhile, Austria is being over-run by the Nazis, and rather than fall under Nazi rule, he and Maria device a scheme to escape during a song festival in which the family participates. The escape is successful.

The musical contains many songs that have become popular throughout the years including “The Sound of Music”, “How Do You Solve a Problem Like Maria”, “Do-Re-Mi”, and “Climb Every Mountain”.

Join BTL5, The GUIDON's photography, graphic design and essay writing contest

Ateneo Interactive Channel

Good day to all of you!

We are 5th year BS Electronics and Communications Engineering students (AdMU) working on our thesis which is about Video LAN and IPTV. IPTV and Video LAN are the next generation video streaming technology wherein users can interactively view videos over the Internet or a Local Area Network. This is much similar to the popular U-Tube and similar websites.

In line with this, we wish to borrow any videos that your organization may have. The material that you will be giving us will be copied and archived in our servers. It will be part of the content of the Ateneo Interactive Channel which will be available to the Ateneo community namely the students, instructors and staff of the school accessed through Internet Protocol. Through your participation, these videos will be part of the Ateneo TV, a community channel of the Ateneo De Manila University which our group has envisioned in our IPTV or Video LAN Thesis.
Should you have any concerns please feel free to contact us at 0917-9099706, luigi.onglao@ gmail.com (Luigi Onglao).

Thank you very much!


Favorito, Cathy Mae
Fernandez, Hazel
Onglao, Luigi
Sunga, Danniel
Tiamzon, Claire

IAC Festival

Last year's iAC Festival was a huge success and so this year, we are planning more exciting sports in store for you! It is the ultimate entertainment for you and your friends to participate in this multi-sports event. Back are the ever-popular Badminton, Table Tennis and introducing Swimming plus Flag Football tournaments…This is a great opportunity for all of you to engage in new sports offered by the IAC. Compete with the mightiest and do not be afraid to show off your powerful skills. Do your moves! So what is your sport? Huh? You want it? You've got it!!!! Pump up that healthy image of yours as early as now and SHOW those hotness bodies to this fun-filled event. Tell your friends and neighbors and be part of this year's grand festivities, brought to you by the one and only IAC: Where legends are born.

Registration is extended until Tuesday, December 5 at the Dela Costa Consultation room 1. Registration forms are available at the IAC board right oustide the cafeteria.