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In this issue
Past Issues of Verdeng Verde
Zu Gott die Herrlichkeit!
Going down memory lanes
News
Outstanding Alumni
The President’s Report
Photo Gallery
The New Alumni Card!
Who comes here?
Partner Companies
DLSAA DLSU-D Chapter Inc.
Scholarship Program
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Election Guidelines 2008
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Obituaries
Literary
Panawagan
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ABOUT THE COVER
The cover features the three awardees of the
Outstanding Alumni in the different fields at the
backdrop of Magdalo Gate of De La Salle
University-Dasmariñas. The
awardees are Hon. Jennifer
Austria-Barzaga, the
municipal mayor of
Dasmariñas, Cavite;
Hon. Mark Llandro L.
Mendoza, the
congressman of the
Fourth District of
Batangas; and
Ms. Marian Rivera,
the phenomenal
star of GMA 7.
DLSAA DLSU-D Chapter, Inc.
2006-2008
Board of Trustees
Executive Council
Dr. Alvin D. Crudo
Nathaniel S. Golla
Chairman
President
Deodoro E. Abiog II
Dr. Sonia M. Atienza
Dr. Alrien F. Dausan
Joel D. Espedido
Nathaniel S. Golla
Dr. Olive M. Legaspi
Rowena D. Mercado
Wiziel F. Napod
Joy S. Parohinog
Joel G. Refuerzo
Gerardo C. Sergio III
Dr. Nieves G. Servida
Deodoro E. Abiog II
VP for Finance
Joel D. Espedido
VP for Homecoming
Joy S. Parohinog
VP for Projects & Activities
Joel G. Refuerzo
VP for Administrative Services
Rosalinda C. Legaspi
Secretary
College Representatives
Alumni Staff
Elizabeth S. Buena, CLE
Annaliza B. Cavite, CET
Dr. Maria Bernadette R. Daplas, CNM
Joseph J. Dinglasan, CBA
Tom N. Durias, CLA
Adriano M. Herrera, CRT
Wilson R. Jacinto, GSEAS
Arnel R. Legaspi, COE
Rowell R. Paras, CIH
Monina A. Remulla, CSA
Jose D. Restrivera, CBA
Dr. Jhanssen Faust V. Castillo, COS
Neil M. Villanueva, GSB
Frederick C. Francisco
Mary Jane S. Morales
Imelda M. Toledo
Alumni Scholars
Celestine Paul F. Dayo
Marla A. Galvez
Sherrie Rhose M. Matel
Michael C. Garcia
Romellen T. Gonzalvo
Monica V. Pineda
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Nathaniel S. Golla
ADVOCATUS
Zu Gott die Herrlichkeit!
“I shall walk through this world but once. Therefore, if there is any good
thing that I need to do, let me do it now. For I shall not walk this way again.”
(A poem found in the pocket of Abram Lincoln when he was assassinated)
As I step down from the presidency of the De La
Salle Alumni Association De La Salle UniversityDasmariñas Chapter, Inc., I shall go with sorrows
knowing that there are still a lot of things to be done.
However, I know in my heart that I led the Alumni
Association to great heights (like other presidents have
done before me) and as Frank Sinatra would sing “I did
it my way”. For now, it is time to give others the chance
to serve.
In retrospect, “my way” didn’t mean throwing my
weight around doing the things I want. It didn’t mean
that I arbitrarily pursued my objectives. On the contrary,
I tried practicing humility and patience, and above all,
maintaining harmony within the organization. For I firmly
believe that, “Harmony being the strength and support
of all societies…” True enough, I survived the two-year
term with my team fully intact and performing very well.
“My way” simply means I did it with style. Tatak Golla ika
nga! Going back to the concept of doing good, the Alumni
Association thru “Alumni Tulungan Center” has extended
its helping hand towards the various initiatives of the
University and the different members of the Lasallian
community. A total of almost a million pesos were
disbursed to support scholarships, career development,
infrastructure, medical and mortuary assistance,
trainings, and many other significant programs and
activities. In scholarship alone, the Alumni Association
set aside five hundred thousand pesos (Php 500,000.00)
to form part of the Alumni Scholarship Endowment Fund.
By and large, we committed ourselves to do what we
believe is good. It is the thrust of my incumbency, and
modesty aside, we know that we delivered. As aptly put
by Kahlil Gibran, “You give but little when you give of
your possessions. It is when you give of yourself that
you truly give.” Your Alumni Association led the way in
giving, it is our standing appeal to our fellow alumni to
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follow the path. I have enumerated the accomplishments
of our team during our term in the President’s Report.
It may not be enough but it gives me a sense of fulfilment
knowing that somehow or the other we touched the
lives of our constituents. Carl Jung once said, “It is
better to be whole than to be good”. At the end of the
day, I prefer to be good than to be whole but better
yet, to be both.
It was not a perfect
stint, but it sank to me
that there are no
mistakes only lessons
learned. For those I have
wronged, my sincerest
apologies. For those
I have done
good, may you
‘pay
it
forward’.In the
final analysis,
what matters
most, is that in
future life, I will
have the portion
to hear from Him
who sits as Judge
Supreme
the
welcome
words,
“Well done thou
good and faithful
servant : enter thou
into the joy of thy
Lord.”
See you at the
Grand
Alumni
Homecoming!
Animo, La Salle!
Spotlight on 83’s and 98’s
Circa 1998
Circa 1983
Going down memory lanes
By Verniño B. Gutierrez
In case you haven’t heard a grand party is in the
works and for those in the know they’re monitoring
things like a hawk on a prey. Let me fill you in on some
tidbits about the cause of our celebration. It’s in honor
of our beloved Silver Jubilee celebrants from Batch ’83
that the fun fares are blown. They say that it takes a
village to raise a child, let’s take a look at the condition
of the village to which our celebrants have been born
into, shall we?
A perfect concoction to keep a party going is to fill it
with spirits. Not the kind though that we all think hides
under our beds when we were small or the discotheque
up in summer capital Baguio City. I’m talking about
some good old fashioned booze. Tanduay Rhum is one
good example. For your amusement I was able to find
out that it’s one of the most awarded rum produced in
the Philippines and it is in 1983 that they bagged most
of the awards. But don’t get me wrong, liquor of any
kind was and still prohibited in campus. Much more
don’t expect a Tanduay to be served during the
homecoming. Hi! Hi! Hi! Of course we’re aware that
1983 was a dangerous time in Philippine history. In
August of 1983 Benigno “Ninoy” Aquino Jr. was
assassinated. As Ninoy once said “ The Filipino people
is worth dying for.” The media was released from its
shackles and the whole world saw a nation in mourning.
That event led eventually to the historic Edsa Revolution
of 1986. What a time it was. Back in school, in 1983,
the name of our institution then was Emilio Aguinaldo
College with the late Dr. Paulo C. Campos as its
president. Some faces during those great times are
still around now in De La Salle University-Dasmariñas
like Dr. Laura R. Campos who was the Asst. Dean of
Student Affairs, Dr. Myrna F. Ramos who was the
Secretary of the Division of Arts and Science, and
faculty members Mr. Ricarte Balayo, Mr. Bienvenido
Ramirez Jr., and Mr. Liberato Lontoc.
Of course a party is only as good as the dashing
debonair and graciousness of its host so without further
ado let me introduce you to our Alumni homecoming
host, Batch 1998. From the fun times of 1983 let’s move
forward to more familiar times. Let me take a peek
from what I can remember during this time.It was in
January 8, 1998 that Ramzi Yousef was sentenced to
life imprisonment for the planning of the World Trade
Center bombing. Shortly after that another bomb hit the
US. Then President Bill Clinton denied on American
television “Having sexual relations with that woman
(Monica Lewinsky)”. I recalled looking at one Lewinsky
cigar which became very fashionable then.How could
you forget Titanic, the 1998 Academy Award best picture
winner. It was also in 1998 that famed Japanese
director Akira Kurosawa passed away. I have to admit
to having been ignorant of the late director’s genius back
then but after seeing his movie “Ran” I got to understand
what a great talent Asia just lost. This was the year
when we celebrated our centennial of independence
with the theme “Kalayaan: Kayamanan ng Bayan”. In
DLSU-D, our campus was part of the De La Salle
University-System with the late Br. Andrew Gonzales
as president and Dr. Herminia Torres as executive vice
president. This was a year of new vigor in student
activities as the team of Office of Student Affairs were
composed of dynamic workers headed by the late Mrs.
Felicitacion A. Antonio. This was the year of the women
as it saw the election and appointment of female student
leaders such as Ivy Morales, president of the Supreme
Student Council and Nohrin Evangelista, editor in chief
of Heraldo Filipino.
I wish I could spend more time picking brain with you
but time is a luxury we don’t have. Let’s treasure and
savor it. Raise your glasses as we salute the glorious
past that has come alive at the present. Our salute to
Batches ’83 and ’98! Animo, La Salle!
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Golla presents
chapter projects
in World Congress VI
The president of De La Salle Alumni Association De La
Salle University-Dasmariñas Chapter, Inc. Nathaniel S. Golla
participated in the De La Salle Alumni Association World
Congress in Toronto, Canada on May 24-27, 2007.
Alumni Orientation Year 4
The Alumni Orientation 2008is now on its fourth
year. There were one thousand four hundred four (1,404)
graduating students who participated the program held
on March 4,5,6 and 8, 2008 at the Severino delas Alas
Hall, De La Salle University-Dasmariñas.
The alumni orientation is basically designed to give
new members information regarding their membership
in the Alumni Association. Important matters were
discussed including among other things their rights
and privileges, the programs and activities, and how
could they contribute to the initiatives of the Alumni
Association. The facilitators were the collegiate alumni
officers headed by the respective presidents.
The alumni orientation was first launched on a
systematic implementation on 2005 during the
presidency of Dr. Alvin D. Crudo.
In day 3, Golla presented the major projects of DLSAA
DLSU-D Chapter, Inc. which included its community outreach
aptly entitled “Alumni Tulungan Center”, the collegiate
homecomings coined “Kapihan”, and the environmental
initiative “Greening the Roots.” The presentation of Golla
garnered applause among delegates coming from the United
States of America, Canada, and Philippines. As the official
and sole delegate of the chapter, Golla casted his vote to
elect the new officers of DLSAA. In an overwhelming support,
Johnny Valdes was elected president.
The Word Congress happens every two years and hosted
alternately by chapters here and abroad. World Congress
VI with the theme “It’s Green and Go to Toronto” was hosted
by the DLSAA Toronto Chapter headed by its president Tom
Mascardo. The 7th World Congress will be on May 2009 in
Los Angeles.
Alumni Scholarship Endowment Fund created
Through Board of Trustees Resolution dated February 12, 2008, the De La Salle Alumni Association De
La Salle University-Dasmariñas Chapter, Inc. created the Alumni Scholarship Endowment Fund. As seed
money, the Alumni Association donated five hundred thousand pesos (Php 500,000) to the said fund.
The idea to create such fund was proposed by Deodoro Abiog II, vice president for finance, to fine-tune
the existing scholarship scheme that benefits the immediate relatives of alumni. For the moment, there are
six (6) scholars and one of whom is the sister of an alumnus.
The Alumni Association hopes to increase the number of scholars by encouraging alumni to contribute to
the Alumni Scholarship Endowment Fund.
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Crudo appointed Vice
Chancellor at DLS-HSI
Another feather on the cap for the alumni family, as one of
its own Dr. Alvin D. Crudo was appointed Vice Chancellor
for Shared Services of another La Salle school De La Salle
Health Sciences Institute starting Academic Year 2007.
Prior to his appointment, Dr. Crudo served as dean of the
College of Medical Radiation Technology for seven years
(2000-2007). He was also the coordinator of Student
Activities Office from 1997 to 2000 when the College of
Radiologic Technology was still part of De La Salle
University-Dasmariñas.
Dr. Crudo is a proud alumnus of De La Salle UniversityDasmariñas with the degree of Bachelor of Science in
Radiologic Technology belonging to Batch 1994. He finished
his Master of Arts in Education Major in Educational
Management in 1997 and his Doctor of Education in 2003
at his beloved alma mater.
Presently, Dr. Alvin D. Crudo is the chairman of the Board
of Trustees of the De La Salle Alumni Association De La
Salle University-Dasmariñas Chapter, Inc. and also its
immediate past president.
Grand Alumni Homecoming 2008 set
‘Pag Verde, Posible!
The
Grand
Alumni
Homecoming 2008 with the
theme “ ‘Pag Verde, Posible” is
set on April 26, 2008, 3 p.m., at
the Ugnayang La Salle, De La
Salle University-Dasmariñas.
The theme is anchored on
the University’s tagline “creating
possibilities”. The highlight of the
event is the awarding of plaques
of recognition to outstanding
alumni in various fields.
Awardees include Hon. Jennifer
Austria-Barzaga, Municipal
Mayor of Dasmariñas, Cavite,
Hon. Mark Llandro Mendoza, the
Congressman of the Fourth
District of Batangas, and Ms.
Marian Rivera, the phenomenal
star of GMA 7.
During the event, Batch 1983
will be honored as silver
Homecoming 2007
jubilarian and the host batch is 1998.
The election of the Board of Trustees
is also slated. Ten members of the
Board will be elected at large. The
immediate past president Nathaniel
Golla will be the chairman of the
Board while five immediate past
presidents namely Mr. Deo Abiog II,
Dr. Olive Legaspi, and Dr. Alvin Crudo
will form part of the Board on an ex-
officio capacity. The fourth
immediate past president Mr.
Rommel Sanchez is out of the
country and the fifth is yet to be filled.
There will be raffles, bands,
presentations, food, and other funfilled activities to entertain the
alumni. The vice president for
homecoming is Mr. Joel D.
Espedido.
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Synergy – the interaction of two or more agents or forces
sothattheircombinedeffectisgreaterthanthesumoftheir
individualeffects.
Php77.00 – the individual effect of every member of the
DLSU-D community
Php1,000,000.00 +++ – the combined effect
“CreatingOneMillionPossibilitieswith77”encourages
all members of the DLSU-D community, corporations, and
other generous donors to make, at least, a one-time donation
of Php77.00 to raise more than Php1,000,000.00 in time for
theUniversityChristmasCelebration.Thisprojectisin
response to De La Salle Philippines’s One La Salle
Scholarship Endowment Fund by 2011.
Donation Schemes
• Direct Donation
Donors can go directly to the Accounting Office
(Counter 16) to give their Php 77.00 contribution
where they will be issued an official receipt (OR).
Donors can claim their souvenir button pins at the
Campus Ministry Office (CMO) or at the Institutional
Linkages Office (ILO) upon presenting their OR.
• Donation through the “Creating One Million
Possibilities with 77” fund raising booth/caravan
Donors can make their donations at booths/caravans
located at JFH Grounds or at the University Square
(formerly Square Canteen), manned by official
representatives, where they will receive a temporary
receipt.
Donors can claim their OR and souvenir button pins
from the booths/caravans a day after they made their
donation.
• Donation as a group (e.g. class, organization, etc.)
Donors may create their own groups to make a
collective donation. Once the group has completed
the amount of their donation (number of group
members x 77), a representative can endorse their
donation directly at the Accounting Office or
through the booths/caravans. One receipt would be
issued to the entire group.
Donors can claim their souvenir button pins at CMO or
at ILO upon presenting their OR and the list of names of
the group members.
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Online career matching and
monitoring system launched
Job hunting has never been made easier. One does not even need to leave
DLSU-D’s web portal.
The myDLSU-D Alumni Portal is a web-based career matching and
monitoring system aimed at storage and safekeeping of alumni data,
establish contacts between and among DLSU-D alumni, and perform
placement functions. DLSU-D graduates may exclusively use the system
for job hunting and managing job applications.
The system also enables the users to create and update their resume,
apply online, view their job application status, job offers, newsletters, and
current job opportunities. DLSU-D graduates are given better options of
looking and choosing jobs they wish to pursue while communication links
are furthered. With this system, DLSU-D graduates are given better
options of looking and choosing jobs they wish to pursue while
communication links are furthered.
Spearheaded by the Alumni Relations and Placement Office, in partnership
with the De La Salle Alumni Association De La Salle UniversityDasmariñas Chapter, Inc and the Information Technology Center, the
myDLSU-D Alumni Portal was officially launched on Nov 14 at the
Severino de las Alas Hall Auditorium and it was attended by
representatives from the University’s partner companies which aim to
provide career opportunities for DLSU-D graduates.
The system also enables
the users to create and
update their resume,
apply online, view their
job application status, job
offers, newsletters, and
current job opportunities.
Reprinted
from
NEWSETTE
Vol. 17 No. 12 Nov. 17 - 29, 2007
ISSN 0117-2905
Published bimonthly by the
Institutional Communication Office
The Alumni Portal can be accessed through http://
www.dasma.dlsu.edu.ph/alumniportal.
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DLSU-D alumni adopted by PNPA,
places eighth in bar exam
Adoption to a class
is...granted, after
strict deliberation, by
a class due to
meritorious acts and/
or honorable status
of a candidate.
Reprinted
from
NEWSETTE
Vol. 17 No. 19 March 8 - April
11, 2008
ISSN 0117-2905
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Alumni Relations and Placement Office (ARPO) Director and De La Salle
Alumni Association De La Sale University-Dasmariñas Chapter, Inc.
President Nathaniel Golla was adopted by the Philippine National Police
Academy (PNPA) Tagapagpatupad Class of 1992 in a ceremony held during
the 28th PNPA Alumni Homecoming on March 15 at Camp General Mariano
N. Castañeda in Silang, Cavite. The affair was graced by Philippine Public
Safety College (PPSC) President Margarita Cojuangco and the Secretary of
the Department of Interior and Local Government Ronaldo Puno.
The PNPA is the counterpart of the Philippine Military Academy that upholds
“honor, discipline, and excellence”. Adoption to a class is not actively sought
but freely granted, after strict deliberation, by a class due to meritorious acts
and/or honorable status of a candidate.
Golla was highly recommended by the Commandant of Cadets of PNPA
Class 1992. Other honorary members who took their oath were Her
Excellency United States Ambassador to the Philippines Kristie Kenney,
adopted by PNPA Magiting Class of 1983, and Senator Francis Escudero,
adopted by PNPA Magilas Class of 2000. Class 1992’s rank at the moment
is superintendent, equivalent to the military’s lieutenant colonel.
Meanwhile, DLSU-D alumnus Marforth Fua placed eighth in last year’s bar
examinations. Fua earned an average score of 81.20 percent. Fua earned his
pre-law degree, A.B. Philosophy, from the University in 2001 and his
Bachelor of Laws degree from San Beda College.
COE Dean joins PAASCU team
“Accreditation work
is really a tough
job,... “
DLSU-D faculty continues to bring pride to the University as the
Philippine Accrediting Association of Schools, Colleges and Universities
(PAASCU) acknowledged College of Education Dean Olivia Legaspi as
one of its accreditors during its survey visit at Ateneo de Zamboanga
University on Feb. 14-15.
“Accreditation work is really a tough job, I almost was not able to sleep
during the entire visit,” shared Dr. Legaspi as she was designated as
chairperson for the area of instruction during the resurvey visit which
evaluated the colleges of Arts & Sciences, Education, and Business
Accountancy of Ateneo de Zamboanga University.
Currently, Dr. Legaspi is a member of Regional Quality Assessment
Team, an accrediting body for Higher Education Institutions and
Institutional Quality Assurance Monitoring and Evaluation established in
2005 for regulation of private schools.
Other PAASCU accreditors from the University are Vice Chancellor for
Academics and Research Veronidia de Leon and Vice Chancellor for
Mission, External Affairs, and Development Myrna Ramos.
PAASCU is a private, voluntary, non-profit, and non-stock corporation
and a service organization which accredits academic programs which
meet commonly accepted standards of quality education.
Reprinted
from
NEWSETTE
Vol. 17 No. 16 February 9-21, 2008
ISSN 0117-2905
(Dr. Olive Legaspi is an alumna of De La Salle University - Dasmariñas.
She earned her Bachelor’s Degree in Secondary Education in 1984,
Master’s Degree iin Education in 1993, and Doctorate Degree in
Education in October 2000.)
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OUTSTANDING ALUMNI 2008 OUTSTANDING ALUMNI
Ms. Marian Rivera
Hon. Jennifer N. Austria-Barzaga
Hon. Mark Llandro L. Mendoza
To my fellow alumni:
I am extremely overwhelmed of being conferred
as an Outstanding Alumnus in the field of Public Service
by the Board of Trustees and Executive Council of the
De La Salle Alumni Association, Dasmariñas Chapter,
Inc. My sincerest gratitude to the entire De La Salle
community for the recognition and commendation.
I wouldn’t be where I am now if not for the wisdom
and values DLSU- Dasmariñas instilled on me. I thank
you because you played a vital part in the success that
I am reaping at the moment. Everything I learned from
my Alma Mater honed and molded me to become a
better person that I am today. Be assured that as
Municipal Mayor of Dasmariñas I would be steadfast
to my commitment as a public servant and that I would
live by the morals and principles of De La Salle
University.
To all DLSU alumni, may you continue to make a
difference and create a positive change in the lives of
the people around you. Be an inspiration…be a
blessing. To everyone, I share with you this award……
ANIMO LA SALLE!
HON. JENNIFER A. BARZAGA
Municipal Mayor
Dasmariñas, Cavite
I am overwhelmed by the award conferred on me as
one of the Outstanding Alumni of De La Salle University in
the field of public service. As the elected representative of
the fourth district of Batangas, I try my best to respond to
what our people expect from their leaders. I know that as
a lawmaker, my primary mandate is to actively participate
in the crafting of laws that will benefit our country and our
people. Having gone around my district I have, however,
witnessed the situation of our constituents and realized
that if I were to live up to the Christian teachings of my
alma mater I may have to do more than what is expected
of a mere legislator; I will have to respond with haste to
their present situation or predicament.
I have thus used my Priority Development Assistance
Fund, otherwise known as pork barrel, in answer to the
demands of my most needy constituents. My work is
transparent and anyone may examine how I have allocated
my pork barrel for education, infrastructure, medical
assistance for indigent patients, and others. Humility aside,
I believe that my fellow Lasallian alumni will find that I have
proved the people correct in voting for me.
Thank you very much for this distinction. I pray that I
will continue to do La Salle proud as I continue to perform
my tasks as an elected official of this country.
Animo, La Salle!
HON. MARK LLANDRO L. MENDOZA
Congressman
4th District, Batangas
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The President’s Report
T
o my fellow alumni, it is with great pride and honor
to present to you the accomplishments of the Board of
Trustees and the Executive Council of your De La Salle
Alumni Association De La Salle University-Dasmariñas
Chapter, Inc. Under my watch, we strived hard to
improve our initiatives and services. I know that we did
it “all for the love of thee”.
Number one on my list, is the creation of the Alumni
Scholarship Endowment Fund designed to benefit the
underprivileged but deserving students. On this regard,
the Alumni Association donated five hundred thousand
pesos (Php 500,000.00) as seed money for this
purpose. Also during my incumbency, we were able to
enact policy by which the beneficiary of the Alumni
Scholarship is the immediate relative of the alumni. The
first beneficiary is Ms. Monica V. Pineda, HRM1-1, sister
of Rommel V. Pineda, a graduate of BSBA Economics
Batch 2007. It is my fervent hope that you help us
increase the number of our scholars by contributing to
the Alumni Scholarship Endowment Fund.
The Alumni Association has also contributed in the
various projects and activities of the University and the
different sectors of the Lasallian community. A total of
three hundred thirty six thousand two hundred seventy
one pesos (Php 336, 271.00) was spent for different
endeavors such as medical and mortuary assistance,
career development, alumni assemblies,
infrastructures, among others.
The Alumni Association has also spearheaded or
co-sponsored projects and activities in partnership with
the different offices. Just to enumerate some, the
Career Seminar Series with Guidance and Counseling
Office, the Grand Homecoming of Former SPREAD
Scholars with the Student Admissions Office, the
Accountancy Alumni Assembly with the Accounting
Department, and the Resource Mobilization Program
of the Vice Chancellor for Mission, External Affairs and
Development Office. Other milestones accomplished
by the Alumni Association were in collaboration with the
Alumni Relations and Placement Office such as the
Alumni Portal which is a state-of-the-art platform for
career matching and the Alumni Database that hosts
twenty thousand five hundred fifty (20, 550) profiles.
I am extremely elated to report to you that since we
assumed office in 2006 there are nine hundred sixty
three (963) alumni who returned to visit the Alumni Office
and our campus. The number does not include the
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attendees of the alumni homecomings which has also
tremendously increased. Also, our new alumni card is
honored in one hundred thirty six (136) establishments
for perks and privileges. It is my challenge to the would
be elected officers to include discounts in the purchase
of medicines and in payment of tuition fee in Lasallian
schools. It is a dream but it is not impossible,it is doable.
In our two-year term, the Alumni Association has
managed nine (9) collegiate homecomings and two (2)
grand alumni homecomings. I would like to personally
commend the efforts of the Vice President for
Homecoming Joel Espedido and the Collegiate
Presidents for making the homecomings successful
and meaningful. It is also noteworthy that the Alumni
Association has given citations to alumni for their
exemplary performance in their chosen fields. Let me
congratulate this year’s awardees of the Outstanding
Alumni in the different fields, Ms. Marian Rivera in the
field of entertainment, Hon. Mayor Jenny Barzaga in
the field of public service, and specially to my worthy
brother and classmate in PNPA Tagapagpatupad Class
of 1992 , Hon. Congressman Mark Llandro Mendoza
also in the field of public service. Our awardees are
our role models as they continue to exemplify the
Lasallian motto of being “Christian Achievers for God
and Country”.
Finally, I would also like to express my deepest
gratitude to all the members of the Board of Trustees
led by the chairman Dr. Alvin Crudo, thank you for your
vote of trust and confidence. To the Executive Council
and College Presidents and Representatives, I could
not have pulled it off without your genuine support. To
the alumni staff and scholars, job well done people!
There are a lot of things to be done and I’m sure
those who would take our place will strive harder and
do better. For now, I offer our accomplishments, first
and foremost, to the Great Architect of the Universe
and to you my fellow alumni, my fellow Lasallians! To
God be the Glory!
Animo, La Salle!
Nathaniel S. Golla
2006-2008
Projects/Activities
Grand Alumni Homecomings
Grand Alumni Homecoming 2008
"’Pag Verde, Posible”
Grand Alumni Homecoming 2007
Collegiate Homecomings
College of Law Enforcement Collegiate Homecoming
”CLE Kapihan 2007"
Accountancy Department – College of Business Administration
”A3 The 1st Accountancy Alumni Assembly”
College of Law Enforcement Homecoming
”Unang Hirit sa Tag-Init: The 1st DLSU-D Criminology Alumni Homecoming”
College of International Hospitality Management Collegiate Homecoming
College of Liberal Arts Collegiate Homecoming
”Looking back…Moving forward…Liberal Arts’ Night”
College of Law Enforcement Collegiate Homecoming
College of Engineering and Technology Collegiate Homecoming
College of Radiation Technology Collegiate Homecoming
“Rad Tech Walastech. Aba’y Homecoming Na… Tara Na… Join Ka Na!”
College of Nursing and Midwifery Collegiate Homecoming
”Alumni Kapihan”
College of Education Collegiate Homecoming
”KaGuro, KaPuso, KaPamilya, Lagi Kang Kasama!!!”
College of Secretarial Administration Collegiate Homecoming
”Come and Socialize Again…”
World Congress
De La Salle Alumni Association World Congress VI 2007
"It’s Green and Go to Toronto”
(Represented by Nathaniel S. Golla)
Alumni Orientation
Alumni Orientation 2007
Alumni Orientation 2008
Medical/Dental Missions
Medical & Dental Mission 2007
"COS Family: Reaching-Out Part 2"
*In partnership with College of Science
Dental Mission 2006
*In partnership with LCDC
Date
Venue
April 26, 2008
Ugnayang La Salle
April 28, 2007
Severino de las Alas Grounds
October 13, 2007
Alumni Conference Rooms
August 25, 2007
Museo De La Salle Circle Island
April 15, 2007
February 15, 2007
February 3, 2007
Resort Daang Hari Molino Bacoor
Cavite
OSH 113 DLSU-D
Alumni Multi- Purpose Hall
February 3, 2007
January 27, 2007
January 20, 2007
Alumni Conference Room
Alumni Multi-Purpose Hall
CMRT DLS-HSC
November 25, 2007
Chapel Room 4 DLS-HSC
October 28, 2006
October 14, 2006
May 24 - 27, 2007
Toronto, Ontario Canada
Feb. 27 & March 2-3, 2007
March 4-6 & 8, 2007
Severino de las Alas Hall
Severino de las Alas Hall
January 18, 2007
Bahay Kalinga Bahay Tuluyan
Dasmariñas, Cavite
May 21, 2006
Burol III Dasmariñas Cavite
February 13-16, 2008
Alumni Auditorium
November 14, 2007
Alumni Auditorium
March 10, 2007
Alumni Auditorium
February 5-9, 2007
Alumni Auditorium
January 15, 2007
Palaruang La Salle
Alumni Database
*In partnership with Alumni Relations and Placement Office
(ARPO). As of March 2008, there are 20550 computerized
alumni records.
Alumni Awards
*An annual search for outstanding alumni in different fields. In 2007 there were six
(6) recipients of Young Patriots Award and in 2008 there are three recipients of
the Outstanding Alumni in different fields.
Scholarship Grants
Alumni Scholarship Endowment Fund
*Donated Php 500,000.00 as seed money.
Dr. Ricardo T. Santiago Endowment Scholarship Program (On-going)
*Initiated the creation of Scholarship Program for Children of Faculty Members.
The College of Liberal Arts Alumni Association will be donating Php 50,000.00 as
seed money.
Others
School-to-Work Transition Seminar
“ExPoSe: Exploring for Successful Endeavors”
*Career Seminars Series in partnership with Guidance and Counseling
Office (GCO) for batch 2008 graduates
myDLSUD Alumni Portal Launching
*In partnership with Alumni Relations and Placement Office
(ARPO) and Information Technology Center (ITC)
Student Admissions Office Alumni Homecoming for Former SPREAD Scholars
”Iskolar Ako Noon…Prawd Pa Rin Ako Hanggang Ngayon!”
School-to-Work Transition Seminars
“Global and Local Employment Trends Challenge to Lasallians Batch 2007”
*Career Seminars Series in partnership with Guidance and Counseling
Office (GCO) for batch 2007 graduates
Friendship Games 2007
"The Past and the Future”
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The New Alumni Card!
The De La Salle Alumni Association De La Salle
University - Dasmariñas Chapter, Inc. in partnership with
the De La Salle Alumni Association introduced the
“Green Card”. The new alumni card is used by different
De La Salle schools. The alumni card serves as the
entry pass to the campus and the key to enjoy the
different perks and priveleges.
The list pf partner establishments are herein
enumerated:
RESTAURANTS & BARS
Africana Restaurant Bar & Cigar
Lounge
(2/flr. 1903 M. Adriatico St. Remedios
Circle , Malate)
Free Mojito for every order of Tapas
*Not valid in conjunction w/ restaurants
existing promos & discounts
Ang Bistro Sa Remedios
( 1911 M. Adriatico St. Remedios Circle ,
Malate)
Free Claude’s dream or Sikreto ni Ma.
Clara for a minimum Purchase of P500
Ang Hang
(1900 M. Adriatico St. Remedios Circle ,
Malate)
For every group of 4, 1 dines free-regular
lunch buffet
Auntie Anne’s (All Outlets)
(Unit 201 2nd Flr. Intrawest Bldg. #33
Annapolis St. Greenhills)
5% cash
Note: discounts are not applicable to
ongoing promo activities.
Belgische Fries (All Outlets)
50% cash cash on extra dip for any
purchase of large or Belgian size fries.
(Valid until June 21, 2010)
Bollywood Bistro Bar
(Level3, Greenbelt Ayala Ctr. Makati)
For every group of 4, 1 dines free-regular
lunch buffet
Bomb Shelter
(2/Flr. University Mall, Taft Ave. , Malate)
10% cash for every P150 minimum
purchase of food, beverages & other
merchandise.
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Burgoo (All outlets)
Free Supreme Nachos or
Chimichanga w/ a minimum order of
an entrée.
Not valid in conjunction w/ any other
promo.
Café Adriatico Eastwood
( Fuente Circle, Eastgate Ctr., Libis
Q.C.)
Free Chocolate eh for a minimum
purchase of P300
existing promos & discounts.
Café Adriatico
(Gateway Mall Cubao, Remedios
Circle Malate, Westgate Ctr Alabang)
Free Chocolate eh for a minimum
purchase of P300
Café Havana
(Malate, Greenbelt 3, Araneta Ctr.)
Free Mojito for every order of Tapas
* Valid in conjunction w/ restaurants
existing promos & discounts.
Café Puccini
(Unit 12 The Fort Strip, Global City,
Fort Bonifacio, Taguig)
10% cash, 5% credit on food & drinks
* Not valid in conjunction w/ restaurant
existing promos & discount
Cake Craft
(39 Talayan St. Talayan Village Q.C.)
5% cash
Diner’s Dreamhaus
(1852, Taft Ave. , Malate Mla.)
10% cash in Dine-In (set menu not
included) 5% cash on set Menus &
packages (Food only)
Ellie’s Roasted Calf
(13 PaxtonSt. East Fairview, QC)
10% service charge FREE!
Embassy Supper Club & Café Inc.
(Unit D The Fort Entertainment Center,
Bonifacio Global City, Taguig)
10% cash, 5% credit
* Not valid w/ any other promo.
* Valid for lunch & dinner only until 10
pm
Giligan’s Island Restaurant & Bar
(Glorietta 2 Makati , Festival Mall
Alabang, Malate & Baguio)
10% cash, 5% credit not valid on promo
items & promo dates
Glorietta de Manila Catering Service
(776 San Sebastian St. Quiapo, Manila)
10% cash, 5% credit
(Valid until April 2010)
Good Eats/Claudette’s –Paseo
(5/Flr. PDCP Bldg. Rufino St., cor
Levista, Salcedo Village Mkti)
10% cash on wedding cakes & debut
cakes
5% cash on whole cakes
Harbor View Restaurant
(1000 South Gate A, Rizal Park ,
Ermita Mla.)
10% cash, 5% credit
*Each member shall be accorded our
personalized VIP services.
Ibarra’s Party Venues & Catering
(Timog, Quezon Ave. Ermita, Kawit
Cavite)
5% cash discount on food & beverage
In The Mood Ballroom Dance Bar
(2/Flr. The LJC Ctr, 1900 M. Adriatico
St. Remedios Circle, Malate)
For every group of 4, 1 entrance fee is free
Jade Palace
(106 Shaw Blvd. Kapitolyo Pasig City)
10% cash, 5% credit on ala carte
menus only
*Per table reservations excluded
Korea Garden, Inc.
(128 Jupiter St. Makati City)
10% cash
Le Japon Café
( G/Flr. Adriatico Square , Malate)
10% cash & credit.
Lutong Macau
(116 Jupiter St. Bel-Air Village Makati
City)
10% cash, 5% cash
Free desert of the day for two (2) for
minimum of P500 single receipt.
DISCOUNTS AND PRIVILEGES
Malate Sea Palace Restaurant
(1766 A. Mabini St., Malate Manila)
10% cash, 5% credit on food
* Drinks not included
Discount not applicable on net priced
live sea foods.
Merce’s Chow
( 2420-Z Leon Guinto St. Malate Mla)
Free one (1) Iced Tea for every
cardholder (meal order)
Mildred’s Grill Station/Giftmart
(2/Flr. University Mall, Taft Ave. Malate
Manila)
Free Ice tea for every meal purchase.
My Rendezvous Café & Spa
(G/F Legaspi Towers 300 Roxas Blvd.
Corner P. Ocampo St. Malate)
10% discounts on all drinks (coffee
shop)
5% discount on all business center
services
DLSAA Cardholders will be given a
Loyalty Card.
Special discounts on all functions or
parties.
National Sports Grill
(Level 3, Greenbelt 3, Ayala Greenbelt,
Makati City)
10% cash & credit on total grill
Present DLSAA Card before ordering.
Not valid on other discounts & promos
NE Catering Services Inc.
(40 Aurora Blvd. cor. H. Lozada San
Juan & Plaza Leticia Cabanatuan)
5% cash on minimum payment of 10T
to 20T
10% cash on minimum payment of 20T
above
3% cash for packed merienda, lunch,
dinner
5% cash on debut, wedding cake,
special cakes & assorted cold cuts.
(Valid until June 01, 2008).
New Kamameshi House
(Zobel Roxas Makati , Intramuros,
Q.C. Circle , Libis)
5% cash, 2.5% credit
Ratsky (Malate, Morato & Cebu)
10% cash, 5% credit
* Applicable on total bill and not on
Entrance Fees
Free Entrance except on special
produced shows.
(Valid until Dec. 31, 2008)
Taketori (University Mall)
10% cash on food & drinks except
set meals & special promos.
Special discounts on party &
business packages.
Tea Square Food & Beverage,
Inc. (All Branches)
25% off on bread bites stuffed
breadsticks for every purchase of
any Tea Square Iced tea.
Temple Bar & Restaurant
(Greenbelt 2, 1st Level, Estrella St.,
Ayala Center, Makati City)
10% cash, 5% credit
*Not valid in conjunction w/any other
promo. Valid for lunch & dinner only
until 10 pm.
Teriyaki Boy (All Branches)
Free California Maki for every P600
minimum food purchase
(Valid until December 31, 2008)
The Century Seafood Restaurant
(G/Flr. Century Park Hotel,cor. M.
Adriatico, Malate)
10% cash, 5% credit
The Green Place Eatery &
Catering Services
( 2263-B Taft Ave. Malate)
10% cash
Z-Plate Catering
(13 Paxton St. East Fairview, Q.C.)
5% cash
Zamis Food & Catering Services
(13 Paxton St. East Fairview, Q.C.)
5% cash
HOTELS & RESORTS
Patio Guemica
(1856 Jorge Bacobo St. Malate Mla.)
10% cash, 5% credit
(Valid until July 01, 2008)
357 Boracay Resort
15% cash on room accommodations
(Valid until June 2008)
Plato
(2/Flr. University Mall, Taft Ave. ,
Malate)
10% cash on meals.
President Restaurant
(746-750 Ongpin St. Binondo Manila)
10% cash on Ala Carte. Drinks & set
menu not included.
Prince of Jaipur
(Unit 8, The Fort, Fort Bonifacio,
TAguig)
10% cash, 5% credit
(Valid until May 17, 2008)
Alegre Beach Resort (Cebu)
30% cash on published room rates
Astoria Plaza
(J. Escriva Drive, Ortigas Business
District, Pasig City)
105 cash & credit at Café Astoria &
Room rates base on promo
published rate.
*Subject to room availability.
Discount cannot be combined w/
other existing promos. Food &
beverages is not applicable to room
service & banquet.
Bohol Beach Club
(Panglao Island, Bohol)
10% cash, 5% credit on published
rates
*Welcome drink, early & late checkout subject to availability
*Prior reservation is required. Room
confirmation shall be subject to room
availability. Discount shall apply to
tariff rates only & may not be
combined w/ other special rates or
promotions.
Cebu Beach Club
(Mactan Island, Cebu)
10% cash, 5% credit on published
rates
*Welcome drink, early & late checkout subject to availability.
*Prior reservation are required. Room
promotions.
Citadel Inn Makati
(5007 P. Burgos St. Bel. Air, Makati
City)
Room rates are inclusive of 2
breakfasts per rooms only.
City Garden Hotel Makati
(Makati Ave. cor. Kalayaan Ave.
Makati City )
10% cash & credit on rooms published
rates for De Luxe & Executive De Luxe
Rooms.
City Garden Suites
(1158 A. Mabini Street, Ermita, Mla.)
10% cash & credit on room rates only
Corregidor Inn-Cavite/Sun Cruises
(FOR BOOKING: CCP Bay Terminal A,
CCP Complex, Roxas Blvd. Mla.)
10% cash, 5% credit direct booking
not through agent
CSB Hotel Int’l Conference Center
(Arellano Ave., cor. Estrada St., Malate
Manila)
40% cash, 25% credit on room
accommodation
(Applicable on published rates before
taxes & service charge)
10% cash, 5% credit on food &
beverages
(Applicable on a’la carte menus before
taxes & service charge)
Note: Discounts are not applicable for
banquets & promotional
Packages being offered by the hotel
from time to time.
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El Nido Resorts-Miniloc & Legen
Island Palawan
10% cash on published rates
1 round of cocktails for the cardholder
& his room companions.
* Booking must be made directly w/ El
Nido Resorts. One card per room,
privileges are non-transferable.
Privileges are not valid in conjunction
w/ other discounts and tie-up benefits.
Rooms are subject to availability &
prior reservation is necessary. DLSAA
card should be presented upon
reservation. Weather permitting &
equipment availability for all outdoor
activities.
(Valid until June 30, 2008).
Evercrest Golf Club Resort, Inc.
(Km 72, Batulao Nasugbu Batangas)
Guest of member rate upon
presentation of DLSAA card.
Fernandina Suites Hotel
(222 P. Tuazon Boulevard, Araneta
Shopping Center, Cubao City)
15% cash, 10% credit
Las Palmas Hotel
(1616 A. Mabini cor. Pedro Gil
Sts.,Malate, Manila )
50% cash & credit on room
accommodations based on published
rates.
Lorenzo Resorts-Boracay Island
(Lorenzo South-Sitio Angol & Lorenzo
Grand Villa-Sitio Cagban)
*Discounts not valid during peak
seasons (Dec. 2 to Jan. 27).
Christmas & Holy Week (Holy
Mondays-Eastern Sunday)
Microtel Inn & Suite
(Baguio, Tarlac, Cavite, Batangas)
30% cash on rooms w/ continental
breakfast
*Subject to room availability. For
reservations call Manila Sales Office
Tel # 8109526
Orchid Garden Suites Manila
(620 Pablo Ocampo Sr. St. Malate
Manila)
40% cash, 30% credit on room rates
based on published rate in an
executive suite.
*It is advisable if prior reservation shall
be made.
(Valid until April 30, 2008)
Palm Plaza Hotel
(524 Pedro Gil cor. M. Adriatico Sts.
Malate Mla.)
accommodations based on published
rates.
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Riverview Resort & Conference
Center
( National Highway Parian, Calamba,
Laguna)
50% cash on entrance,
30% cash on room
accommodations,
15% cash on bowling game,
5% cash on foods.
St. Illian’s Inn Makati Inc.
( 7461 Santillian St. Pio del Pilar,
Makati City )
10% cash, 5% on room rates.
Sumilon BluewaterIsland
Resort(Cebu)
10% cash on promo rates
5% cash on Food & Beverages
Tambuli Beach Club
(Mactan Island, Cebu)
10% cash & 5% credit on published
rates
*Welcome drink, early & late check
out subject to availability
*Prior reservation are required. Room
promotions.
The Executive Plaza Hotel
(1630 A. Mabini St. ,Malate)
accommodations based on
published rates.
The Peninsula Manila
10% cash & credit on Food &
Beverages
Subject to black out datesChristmas Eve/Day, New Year’s Eve/
Day, Valentine’s Eve/Day, Easter
Sunday, Mother’s Day, Concert at
the Pen(Lobby)
(Valid until November 15, 2008)
Tower Inn Business Hotel
(1006 Arnaiz Ave. San Lorenzo
Village Makati City)
10% cash, 5% credit
*Additional discount on room
accommodation only. Present alumni
card & 1 valid ID upon check-in.
HEALTH & BEAUTY
DLSU-Dasmariñas
(Dasmariñas, Cavite)
10% discount on the use of facilities
* Subject to availability and
University policies.
Gan Advanced Osseointegration
Center
(Suite 1708-1709 Medical Plaza,
Amorsolo cor Dela Rosa St. , Makati)
15% cash on flouridization
Free Oral Prophylaxis (cleaning)
Going Straight Salon Inc. (All
Branches)
Going straight Salon Silver Privilege
Card will be given to valid alumni
cardholders.
*Present valid dlsaa card to the
cashier. The Cashier will give the
cardholder a GS Membership Card
(Temporary Card). Payment of P20 is
required to avail of a Silver Card to be
claimed 2 weeks after the 1st visit.
Health Express (All branches)
10% cash & credit on all regular
products. Consigned items not
included.
Nu/Hart Hair Clinic
(26/Flr. Wynsum Corp. Plaza, 22
Ortigas Jr. Rd. Ortigas Ctr. Pasig)
Perfect Smile Whitening Dental
Salon
(Suite 1202 Medical Plaza Makati,
Amorsolo cor Dela Rosa St. Makati)
10% cash on whitening (P20, 000)
Synergymed Center (Medical
Services – Fusion Care)
(23 rd /flr. Discovery Center, ADB Ave.
Ortigas Ctr. Pasig City)
10% cash & credit
The Ganban
(144 Jupiter St. Bel-Air, Makati City)
10% cash, 5% credit
The Spa (All Branches)
10% cash & credit
*Discount for services worth P780 and
up. Not applicable in conjunction w/
other existing promos. Membership
discount do not apply. One card per
transaction only.
The Tooth Doctor
(Unit J & K Bodysenses Level III
Robinsons Galleria, & 1202 Medical
Plaza, Ortigas, San Miguel,
Mandaluyong)
10% cash, 5% credit on all dental
services
Tutanes Dental Centre (All
Branches)
10% cash, 5% credit
*Free consultation
OPTICAL SHOPS
George Optical (All Branches)
5% cash on prescription lenses &
Belcon Contact lens
Free complimentary eye examination
Free multicoated lens on every
purchase of George eyewear
Optical 88
(Unit 5 Toby Commercial Bldg. # 7
Industria St. Libis, Q.C.)
20% cash, 15% credit. Does not apply
with other promos.
SPECIALTY SHOPS
2171 Floral Creations
(G/Flr. 8137 Plaza St. J. Escriva Drive,
Ortigas Center, Pasig)
10% cash & 5% on cheque payments
only
5% cash & cheque payments for
weddings flowers
5% cash & cheque on corporate floral
gifts
Animo Magazine
(G/Flr. Printemps House Bldg. 1905
San Pascual St. Malate Manila)
10% cash applies to one (1) year
subscription of Animo Magazine
Aristocrat Interiors
(3/Flr. Paragon Plaza Mandaluyong, 4th
Flr. Bldg. B SM Megamall & 2nd Flr.
Alabang Home Deport Westgate
Alabang)
15% cash, 10% credit on regular items
only.
AVIS Rent A Car/G & S Transport
(All Outlets)
10% cash, 5% credit
Not applicable to promos or other
special discounts arrangement
Applicable on car rentals only
Benjie’s Wedding Photography
(2/Flr. Harrison Plaza Shopping Mall,
M. Adriatico & Mabini Sts. Malate)
15% cash on Glamour, Corporate &
Wedding Packages only.
Less P3000 on wedding packages
below P40, 000
Less P5000 on wedding packages
above P40, 000
BJ Photography & Video
(Rm. 159, 18 Flr. The 4Phil. Plaza
Hotel, CCP Complex, Roxas Blvd.)
5% cash, 3% credit
Budget Car & Truck Rental
(Manila Peninsula Ayala Makati &
Bicutan branch)
5% credit
*Discount is applicable to DLSAA
Cardholders ages 26 to 60 yrs. old
Present company ID, valid driver’s
license, credit card
Caravan Travel & Tours Int’l. Inc.
(3/Flr. SGV Bldg. 6758 Ayala Ave.
Makati City)
4% cash on gross/fare ticketing
Carsavers/Ziebart (All Outlets)
10% cash
Free comprehensive vehicle safety
check-up for every P5000 worth of
purchases.
Not valid in conjunction w/ other
promos or specialty priced discount
packages.
Center for Culinary Arts, Manila
(CCA)
(287 Katipunan Ave., Loyola Heights
Q.C.)
5% cash on 13 day badic
professional courses in baking &
culinary arts only at Katipunan
Campus
Child’s Play Photography Inc.
( Ash Creek Center San Juan , &
Rustan’s Glorietta)
10% cash.
Cleo’s Vanity-Silver Beads &
Semi Precious Stones (All outlets)
10% cash
Diamond Motor Corporation
(Quezon Ave. Cainta Rizal, Ugong
Pasig)
10% cash & credit on parts &
services only
(Valid until Nov. 01, 2008)
Dickies (All Outlets )
10% cash, 5% credit on regular
priced items only.
Egg (All Outlets)
5% cash on regular priced items
*Not valid w/ other existing promos.
El Dorado Car Components (All
Outlets)
Discount is taken from official
Mitsubishi Motors Phils. Corp.
Pricelist.
Enfant (All Outlets)
5% cash & credit
Flower Stories Floral & Events
Stylist
(423 Magallanes St. Intramuros,
Mla.)
10% cash
Flowertowne Inc.
(Lower Ground Flr. Unit 1 Cityland III
Esteban cor Herrera Legaspi Village
Makati City)
10% cash, 5% credit on floral
arrangements, party packages,
stuffed toys, etc.
(Valid until May 2008)
Gazebo Royale Special Events
Venue
(09 Visayas Ave., Extension Q.C.)
Phoenix Ave.- P2,000 off,
Champagne Hall-P5,000 off on cash
payment (outright) only. Discount
applicable upon full payment.
Gintong Sining Art Center
(Glorietta 2 Ayala Ctr., Glorietta 4
Ayala Ctr., Festival Mall Alabang, SM
Southmall, SM North EDSA)
15% cash, 10% credit on all items
except promo, sale or markdown
items.
Global Flag Company
(1007 Rizal Ave. Sta. Cruz, Mla)
10% cash on flags, banners, pennants
& buntings
Golden Memories Photography
(1000 A. Mabini St. cor. TM Kalaw St.
Ermita Manila)
5% cash
GQ (all outlets)
10% cash, 5% credit
Discount may be availed only in GQ
boutiques, discount applicable on
regular items only, cannot be used in
conjunction w/ other store promo.
Honda Cars Manila
(1877 HCMA Bldg. Paz M. Guanzon
St.. cor Pres. Quirino Ave. Paco)
10% cash, 5% credit
Imagine Nation Photography
(450 Piña Ave. Sta. Mesa & 169 Aurora
Blvd. San Juan)
10% cash on printing services
Instituto Cervantes En Manila
(855 T. M. Kalaw St. Manila)
15% cash for Spanish class tuition fee.
Free Library use
La Belle de Mannelle Flowers
(243 J. P. Rizal, Makati City)
10% cash on all arrangements, spring
fresh flowers, rose flowers for all
occasion, imported & local fresh
flowers
(Valid until May 2008)
Memo Express/MX Shops
(All Outlets)
10% cash, 5% credit on accessories &
after sales services.
3% cash, 2% credit on mobile phones.
Motorola Station
(Digital Exchange Space 14, 3/Flr.
Glorietta 3 Ayala Ctr. Makati)
3% cash, 2% credit on mobile phones.
Nokia Professional Center
(Unit 2 & 3 #20 Lansbergh Place 170
Tomas Morato Ave. cor. Sct. Castor,
Q.C)
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after sales services
3% cash, 2% credit on mobile phones
Nokia Care Center
(Cyberzone Space #161-162 SM City
North Edsa)
Nokia Store
(Gaisano Mall Davao, Digital Exchange
3/Flr. Glorietta 3 Ayala Makati)
Papemelroti
(Megamall, SM Fairview, SM Sta.
Mesa, SM Southmall, Ali Mall,
Glorietta 2, Robinson’s Place ManilaKiosk, Sta. Lucia-Kiosk.)
10% cash on minimum purchase of
P100 at Papemelroti Roces Ave. , &
Café Papemelroti.
5% cash on minimum purchase of
P100 at Papemelroti SM City
Petals Galore Florist
1997 Angel LIano St. Malate, Manila
10% cash
They are also accepting orders through
phone (Tel # 5267497) & e-mail
([email protected])
(Valid until December 31, 2008)
Power Bowl (Power Plant Mall)
For every 3 bowling games free 30
minutes billiard game & for every 1 ½
hrs. Billiard game free 1 bowling game.
Praiselight Enterprises
(538 Sales St. cor. Raon, Quiapo
Manila)
10% cash on electronic items.
Pro Bikers Shop
(5th Level, SM City Manila)
5% cash on motorcycle
10% cash on parts & accessories
except tires, lubricants, batteries &
sparks plugs.
* All motorcycles come w/ free helmet,
LTO registration & insurance.
RBA Flower Express
( 8664-E Fortuna St. Makati City)
10% cash , 5% credit
R.G.Santiago Creative Industries
(27 Santiago Syjuco, BF Homes,
Parañaque City)
20% cash & 10% credit on minimum
10T worth of order (net & non-vat)
*Free layouting/design & artworks
Regalong Pambahay(All Outlets)
5% cash on regular priced items.
* Not valid w/ other existing promos.
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Repertory Philippines
(C2-A Bldg. C. Karrivin Plaza 2316
Pasong Tamo Ext. Makati City)
10% cash, 5% credit
*1 Ticket per card
Shroff International Travel Care
Inc.
(2/Flr. RCBC Bldg. Taft Ave., Malate
& G/Flr. Festival Supermall Alabang)
Special discounts for Domestic &
International Travel.
Free consultation on Visa, Passport,
Travel Insurance, Itinerary
Siemens Mobile
(Cyberzone Space 171 SM City
North Edsa, Digital Exchange Space
3 3/Flr. Glorietta 3 Ayala Makati City)
10% cash, 5% credit on accessories
& after sales services.
3% cash, 2% credit on mobile
phones
Simplejoys
5% cash on regular priced items
(Not valid in other existing promos)
For every purchase of any ThinkPC
desktop PC free optical mouse.
Zafra Motor Works
(Palanan Makati, San Andres Malate,
Vito Cruz cor. Palanan Malate)
10% cash & credit on labor only.
Enjoy the privileges provided just
for you
As of April 2008
(Yearbooks are claimed at the
Student Publication Office)
Sinski Motorcycle Phils. Inc.
(351 10th Ave. cor 4th St. East Grace
Park, Kalookan City)
5% cash on Motorcycle & Scooters;
10% cash on parts & services
(Valid until July 01, 2011)
Sleepwell Bedding Industries
(37 Baler St. SFDM Q.C.)
5% cash & credit
Sony Ericsson
(Cyberzone Space 170 SM City
North Edsa, Digital Exchange Space
15 3/Flr. Glorietta Ayala Makati)
10% cash, 5% credit on accessories
& after sales services.
3% cash, 2% credit on mobile
phones.
The Finix Corporation
(413-B The Podium, 18 ADB Ave,.
Mandaluyong City)
10% cash, 5% credit
* Free beauty bells on minimum
purchase of P56,000
The Gardener’s Bounty
(10 J.M. Basa Compound , E.
Rodriguez Jr. Ave. Libis Q.C.)
10% cash, 5% credit
* Applicable to any floral
arrangement w/ a minimum purchase
of P1,000 and above.
Total Quality Machines Inc. TQM
(All Outlets)
For every purchase of any Thinknote
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1986
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1984
1983
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Who comes here?
This is a list of alumni who have visited the Alumni Office from May 2007 to February 2008. Provided
also are the company affiliations of the alumni when they applied for the card. For personal inquiries regarding
contact information of classmates and friends, please contact the Alumni Association. However, to protect the
privacy of the individual, we shall seek first the approval of the concerned before releasing any information.
Lastname
Abadilla
Ablan
Abril
Afable
Alamis
Alano
Alarcon
Albarico
Alcantara
Alday
Alejandro
Alfonso-Abonitalla
Allapitan
Almoro
Alon-alon
Alvarez
Alvarez
Alvarez
Alvaro
Ambion
Angeles
Anyayahan
Aquino
Araño
Arao
Arce
Ariniego
Ariola
Asper
Asuncion
Auditor
Austria-Paredes
Avelino
Avelino
Aventurado
Azuro
Baguio
Bajado
Balite
Baranda
Bariso
Barrameda
Barraquias
Bartolome
Basilio
Batac
Batalao
Batao
Firstname
Rochelle
Oliver
Marjorie
Ray Alvin
Reynan
Mark Angelo
Venus
Kiev
Jefferson
Jesus
Samuel
Hershey
Emarjoly
Maribeth
Albert Michaelson
Gilbert
Marlene
Jennifer
Genesis
Alvin
Arlene
Erick
Michael Ray
Rojanie
John Mark
Alyssa
Alma
Jess Andre
Anna Gwendolyn
Richard
Jose Christopher
Joyce
Arvie
Meryl
Maria Criselda
Kristine Mary Ann
Rovie Ryd
Ireneo
Viviene Svetlana
Gian Carlo
Michelle Aisa
Edward
Kim Ivy
Arvin
Marco Antonio
Gloria Patricia
Ashley Brice
Roseman
Town/City
Bacoor Cavite
Pandacan MM
Lucena City
Calatagan Batangas
Bacoor Cavite
Bacoor Cavite
Las Piñas MM
Tanza Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
Naic Cavite
Imus Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
GMA Cavite
Sta. Rosa Laguna
Dasmariñas Cavite
Amadeo Cavite
Biñan Laguna
Dasmariñas Cavite
Amadeo Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
Parañaque City MM
Gen. Trias Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
Parañaque City MM
Dasmariñas Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
Las Piñas City MM
Silang Cavite
Mendez Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
Kawit Cavite
GMA Cavite
Bacoor Cavite
Iligan City
Dasmariñas Cavite
San Pedro Laguna
Silang Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
Las Piñas City MM
Parañaque City MM
Cavite City Cavite
Bacoor Cavite
Las Piñas City MM
Silang Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
Company Name
AB Communications, Inc
Ayala Plans Inc. /Ayala Life Assurance Inc.
Agility Logistics
Cavite State University
Colegio de San Juan of Letran Calamba
Makati Shangri-la
SAS Institute Phils., Inc.
Cube-Philippine Production/MMG Entertainment
Orion Support Inc.
UNTV 37
American International group -BPSI
Wynn Resort
APAC Customer Services
Geospatial Solutions Inc. (GCI)
ROHM Electronics Phils. Inc.
Dasmariñas Water District
Metropolitan Bank & Trust Co.
San Technology Inc. Nedmax 2
Philippine National Police
Nanay’s Catering Services
Metro Truck Builders Inc.
Cathay Pacific Airways
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Lastname
Baurile
Bautista
Bautista
Bautista
Bayani-Omalin
Baysantos-Gemanil
Baytion
Beato-Pasciolco
Bedke
Begnalen-Alvarez
Belen
Belleza
Bengil
Bermuda
Bernardo
Binauhan
Bitbit
Bondoc
Borero
Borlaza
Botones
Brucal
Buenaventura
Bueno
Cacatian
Cadavedo
Calderon
Caliwara
Calupitan
Calvez
Camet
Camus
Canlas
Capili
Capistrano
Capupus
Caraig
Carait
Cariño
Cas
Casabar
Castañeda
Castro
Castro
Catarroja
Ceballo
Celeridad
Celmar
Cenizal
Chan
Cilitis-Magsino
Closa
Consorte
Cruz
Cruz
Cruzada
Cudiamat
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Firstname
Marizelle
Marion Albert
Ivy
Andrew Kay
Richell
Wineth
Ma. Fatima
Shirley
Albert Eric
Michelle Anne
Bryan
Ronald Mark
Kathyrine
Vytruviuz Jacoby
Maynard
Warren
Jackiecel
Gerard
Kathleen Kris
Mark John Atoz
Marlene
C. Voltaire
Marie Angeline
Jeremy Jesus III
Karl Vincent
April Joy
Randee Rainer
Christine
Angelito Jr.
Louise Noelle
Fabian Jr.
Abigail
Christopher Rene
Jeannette
Marcos
Melanie
Ma. Celeste
Magtangol Jose Jr.
Jan Paul
Raquel
Ryan
George
John Dave
Franco Felix
Emma Charisse
Sheldon
Anna Liza
Maylene
Josef Cliff
Emeraldyn
Cheryle
Brianarvin
Liza
Katherine
Joanna Marie
Roy Joseph
Ronald
Town/City
Amadeo Cavite
Biñan Laguna
Bacoor Cavite
Binmaley Pangasinan
San Pedro Laguna
Silang Cavite
Company Name
Cypress Semiconductor
Who comes here?
Calamba City Laguna
Las Piñas City MM
Dasmariñas Cavite
San Pablo City Laguna
Cavite City Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
Bacoor Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
Imus Cavite
Bacoor Cavite
Imus Cavite
Nasugbu Batangas
Calapan City
Bacoor Cavite
Ilocos Sur
Las Piñas City MM
Dasmariñas Cavite
Seattle’s Best Coffee
Metrobank
Frere St. Benilde Educational Foundation Inc.
DLSU-D
Philippine Gem Paints Inc.
De La Salle University-Dasmariñas
City of Government of Calapan
LGU-Santa
Accenture
Muntinlupa City MM
Muntinlupa City MM
Alfonso Cavite
Imus Cavite
Motz Food Products
Philippine Veterans Bank
Hovid Inc.
Dasmariñas Cavite
Bitoy’s Hardware
Dasmariñas Cavite
Alfonso Cavite
Nasugbu Batangas
Sta. Rosa Laguna
Las Piñas City MM
Dasmariñas Cavite
Las Piñas City MM
Quezon City
Dasmariñas Cavite
Muntinlupa City MM
Bacoor Cavite
Muntinlupa City MM
Rizal
Tanza Cavite
Bacoor Cavite
Imus Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
San Pedro Laguna
Bacoor Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
Alfonso Cavite
Balayan Batangas
Isetann Department Store Inc.
ELRO
Financial Advice Center
E-Telecare Global Solution
MFG Manila
Elizabeth Seton School
IDB
Yazaki-EMI
BDO Inc.
Closa Law Office
Nasser Bin Khaled & Sons Co.
Eye Bank Foundation of the Philippines
Lastname
Culanding
Cunanan
Cura
Damas-Frias
Datinguinoo
De Aro
De Guzman
De Guzman
de Guzman
De Lara
De Leon
de Leon-del Mundo
De Vera
De Vera
dela Cerna
Dela Cruz
Dela Cruz
dela Rey
dela Rosa
Delos Santos
Dequit
Derain
Derla
Desa
Diago
Diato
Dimaculangan
Dimapilis-Villanueva
Dimatatac
Dimero
Domingo
Domingo
Driz
Ducot
Duero
Dulog
Dumancas
Durana-Garen
Embat
Engbino
Entena
Erce
Escalante
Escobar
Escueta
Esguerra
Espineli
Espiritu
Espiritu
Espiritu
Esteban
Eswagen
Eugenio
Eusebio
Eusebio
Fabian
Fabian
Firstname
Isagani
Joel
Domenico Raymundo
Maria Amor
Iver Ryan
Aline
Ianne Vale
Christopher John
Dianne
Rhodella
Jay-ar
Emeriza
Floyd Stephen
Mary Ann
Jason
Romel
Jennifer
Rodolfo
Mark Anthony
Cecille
Corazon Josephine
Octavio
Gilbert
Precious Minda
Dindo
Cherry Ann
Elizabeth
Suzette
Christopher
Dickson
Ralph Gerard
Maria Elisa
Rey Andro
Peter Billy
Hazel Anne
Aaron
BJ Jr.
Rhea
Shelly Ann
Dulce Frildine
Ywally Doll
Ed Willeon
Anabel
Milagros
Armand
Albert
Moises
Michael Ross
Joel
Michelle
Kathreen
Jerold
Cheryl
Ariel
Annabelle
Gisella Grace
Endrea Crystle
Town/City
Gen. Trias Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
Parañaque City MM
Imus Cavite
Gen. Trias Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
Muntinlupa City MM
Company Name
PNP
Who comes here?
Dasmariñas Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
Las Piñas City MM
Dasmariñas Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
Gen. Trias Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
Silang Cavite
Biñan Laguna
Carmona Cavite
Imus Cavite
Taguig City MM
Alfonso Cavite
Parañaque City
Indang Cavite
Las Piñas City MM
Bacoor Cavite
Nasugbu Batangas
Imus Cavite
Imus Cavite
Kawit Cavite
Antipolo City
Frias Custom Brokerage
Unitel Production
Rustan’s Supercenter’s Inc. Shopwise Alabang
Natrapharm Inc.
BDO FCIE Branch
Highlands Gornet Specialist Corp.
Municipality of Bacoor
Philippine National Police/GMA MPS
Navaroza Law Office
Municipality of Carmona
Pag-ibig Unida School
PAGCOR
Lionbridge Technologies
DELL
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Clark Street Elementary School
JP Morgan Chase Bank
Sta. Rosa Laguna
Imus Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
Rosario Cavite
Bacoor Cavite
Carmona Cavite
Muntinlupa City MM
Silang Cavite
Imus Cavite
Imus Cavite
Imus Cavite
Imus Cavite
Bacoor Cavite
Philippine National Police (PNP)
Unionbank of the Phils.
PDS International School
Systems Generators Philippines, Inc.
Quality Products and Services (Qualiprose), Inc.
BPI
Dasmariñas Cavite
Solid Bage Manpower (Monterey Foods Corp.)
Las Piñas City MM
Dasmariñas Cavite
UnionBank of the Phils.
Kempinski Hotel & Resort Ajman UAE
A.C. Escueta Real Property Lessor
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Lastname
Fabian
Fabro
Fajardo-Pagharion
Fajayo
Fandialan
Fernandez
Filio
Fontecha-Dela Cruz
Gamboa
Gamboa
Gango
Garcia
Garcia
Garcia
Garcia
Gasingan
Geluz
Geluz
Genesis
German
Gloriani-Pangco
Gomez
Gomez
Gonzales
Gonzales
Gonzales
Gonzales
Gonzales
Gonzales
Gonzales-Garcia
Gopez
Guevarra
Guevarra
Guillergan
Gulfan
Hapin
Hara
Herce
Ihap
Ilano
Jaca
Jaradal
Jarin
Javier
Jimenez
Joaquin-Yonzon
Joble
Jopson
Jose
Joya
Juan
Jundos
Kim
Koh
La Paz
Labios
30
Firstname
Michelle
Anbelyn
Ivy
Benjamin III
Januarica
Mitzi Dianne
Mari Klaire
Regina
Mayflor
Jayson
Robert
Albert
Herminio Jr.
Leslie Ann
Venus
Carlos Ceazar
Patrick
Paulino
Mialuz
Jessica
Catherine
Glenn
Paul Anthony
Jimssie
Randy
Maria Agnes
Les Julius
Angelica Sarah
Ma. Rhea
Raizza Frances Jamie
Francis
Don Angel
Ciara
Rena
Christopher William
Monnaliza
Honeylou
Elaine
Maribeth
Roselle
Ivy
Maribel
Jeric
Barbara Jean
Chris Noel
Pamela Kristine
Jill Yvonne
Noel
Prinze Christian
Joanna Marie
Marco Antonio
Ceasar Ryan
Minki
Chinty
Rosa Rachel
Katrina
Town/City
Las Piñas City MM
Tondo
Parañaque City MM
Dasmariñas Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
Biñan Laguna
Bacoor Cavite
Las Piñas City MM
Silang Cavite
Imus Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
Biñan Laguna
Bacoor Cavite
Trece Martires City Cavite
Trece Martires City Cavite
Bacoor Cavite
Noveleta Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
Silang Cavite
Las Piñas City MM
Rosario Cavite
San Pedro Laguna
Dasmariñas Cavite
Imus Cavite
Muntinlupa City MM
Bacoor Cavite
Bacoor Cavite
Imus Cavite
Company Name
Magsaysay Training Center
Chinatrust Commercial Bank
Who comes here?
Silang Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
Imus Cavite
Sta. Rosa Laguna
San Pedro Laguna
Dasmariñas Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
Cabuyao Laguna
Noveleta Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
Imus Cavite
Imus Cavite
Alfonso Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
Parañaque MM
GMA Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
Tanza Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
Gen. Trias Cavite
Las Piñas City MM
Las Piñas City MM
Las Piñas City MM
PeopleSupport Phils
Filinvest Alabang Inc.
Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas
Maxim
PAGCOR
JR2L ENGINEERING & INDUSTRIAL SERVICES
Philippine Amusement & Gaming Corp.
Cypress Manufacturing Ltd.
Wattaguy Water Station
Titanium Technologies Phil. Inc.
Mainstram Business Inc.
Philippine Ports Authority
Rogationist College
27th Heaven Arts and Crafts
Accenture
Golden Arches Development Corp.
NEC Semiconductors
IHG
Jabez Christian School
Nokia Phil. /Acabar Marketing
Lastname
Labuguen-Untiveros
Lacandazo
Lacdan
Lagazon
Laguerta
Lara
Lardizabal-Barros
Leaban
Legaspi
Liwanag-Ancheta
Llagas
Lloren
Lo
Lopecillo
Lopez
Lovina
Luce
Lulu
Lumunsad-Geluz
Macaranas
Macutay
Madrid
Magbanua
Magtibay
Malabanan
Malabo
Maldo
Malicsi
Malsi
Manalo
Manaor-Baon
Manipon
Maniquiz
Mantele-Marteja
Manuntag
Manzano
Manzon
Marañon
Marasigan
Maravilla-Bugna
Martinez
Masangkay
Maullon
Mecua
Medina
Memije
Mendiola
Mendoza
Mendoza
Mendoza
Mendoza
Mercene
Mesina-Aggabao
Minero
Miramontes
Mojica
Mojica
Firstname
Rosalie
Lilibeth
Jack Jephone
Niezl
Barnaby
Charles
Leah May
Arlene Joyce
Rowell
Honey Doll
Donna Marie
Jerry
Jacqueline Rae
Marites
Cherry Rose Marie
Rogelio Jr.
Annaliza
Trixie Anne
Maria Kristine
Mary Ann
Carl Franz
Benjamin
Christianne Marie
Raymund Anthony
Eleonor
Billy Ray
Dennis
Donna Marie
Marie Elaine
John Ferdinand
Rosanna
Mark Jenny
Lorena
Heidee
Melanio
Gerard Gay
Ruald
Maria Cristina
Siegrid Nash
Erica Joy
Gene Michael
Emaline
Alphine
Maricelle
Sernan
John Francis
Tristan Dexter
Anna Blisilda
Elaisa
Kristine
Christine Marie
Alane Kate
Theresa Aura
Honeylet
Kristian Jay
Rose Lyn
Jay
Town/City
Tanza Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
San Pedro Laguna
Dasmariñas Cavite
Nasugbu Batangas
Dasmariñas Cavite
Las Piñas City MM
Silang Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
Las Piñas City MM
Las Piñas City MM
GMA Cavite
Imus Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
Parañaque City MM
Navotas City
Parañaque City MM
Imus Cavite
Noveleta Cavite
San Pedro Laguna
Gen. Trias Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
Muntinlupa City MM
Imus Cavite
Amadeo Cavite
Biñan Laguna
Dasmariñas Cavite
Imus Cavite
San Pedro Laguna
Amadeo Cavite
Silang Cavite
Imus Cavite
Silang Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
Imus Cavite
Trece Martirez City Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
Imus Cavite
Bacoor Cavite
Lipa City Batangas
Imus Cavite
Parañaque City MM
Gen. Trias Cavite
Company Name
San Technology Inc.
Fiat Lux Academe
The Insular Life Assurance Inc., Ltd.
West Contact Services Inc.
Who comes here?
Silang Cavite
Rosario Cavite
GMA Cavite
San Pedro Laguna
Las Piñas City MM
Parañaque City MM
Imus Cavite
Kawit Cavite
Bacoor Cavite
GMA Cavite
Alfonso Cavite
Amadeo Cavite
Leaban Law Office
Teletech
Kin Yang Academy
ISEC KAPLAN Educational Center
Bureau of Immigration
Academia Trinitas School
Seats Solutions Inc.
GenPact LLC
DLSU-D
Sutherland Global Services
Cavite Farmers Feedmilling and Marketing Coop
INFONXX Phils.
Banco de Oro Universal Bank
Convergys Services Corporation
Advance Contact Solutions Inc.
Medical Center Parañaque
HSBC Electronic Data Processing Phils. Inc.
La Paz Housing Development Corporation
Bridgestone Precision Molidngs Phils, Inc.
PC Asia Pacific Phils.
Community Bank (Rural Bank of Alfonso Inc.)
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Lastname
Mojica
Molina-Peralta
Monderin
Monsanto
Montalbo-Arao
Montañez
Moreno
Mugol
Muli
Musngi
Nacpil
Namoca
Naval
Navarro
Navarroza
Nerva
Nicdao
Nilo
Nonog
Novejas
Ocampo
Odoño
Olivar
Omandac
Ong
Orcuse
Orense
Oriondo
Oris
Oropesa
Pacumio
Padilla-Espiritu
Pakingan
Palayon
Papa
Pareja
Pastoral
Patam
Pega
Peji-Rosanes
Peña
Peñamante
Peñano
Peñaranda
Peñaranda
Pon-an
Prieto
Purificacion
Quiminales-Nasol
Quitadio
Rafael
Ramirez
Ramos
Ranjo
Raval
Ravelo
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Firstname
Richard
Maybellen
Rudolf Genesis
John Francis
Jennifer
Alberto
Imee Caroline
Aprilyn
Alver
Kimniel
Henry Cocoy
Anna Melissa
Jornel Niño
Julius Andrew
Ghel
Karina Jana
Alden
Alexander
Donnel Marco
Jerwynn
Michelle
Ana Raissa
Rutchelle
Philip
Raphael Paolo
Cyrille
Maureen Ivy
Lizette
Rhea
Naian
Ma. Wenilene
Sherrylane
Maria Lourdes
Rejel Paul
Airene Kay
Carmirella
Marc Philip
Reynan
Vanessa
Maria Cristina
Joseph Edgar
Vergel
Nelson
Rolan
Giovanni
Dorothy
Leo Angelo
Jenalyn
Fe
Ian Gabriel
Ryan
Gerardo
Maria Alodia
Ethel
Jason Arlan
Buenamelda
Town/City
Amadeo Cavite
Cavite City Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
Las Piñas City MM
Ibaan Batangas
Company Name
Who comes here?
Gen. Trias Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
Imus Cavite
Las Piñas City MM
Dasmariñas Cavite
Imus Cavite
Las Piñas City MM
Biñan Laguna
Malate MM
Imus Cavite
Las Piñas City MM
Dasmariñas Cavite
Ternate Cavite
Bacoor Cavite
Bacoor Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
Kawit Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
Las Piñas MM
Nasugbu Batangas
Imus Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
Bacoor Cavite
The Green T Printing Company
University of Batangas
Church of God Dasmariñas
Wesleyan University-Philippines
Sykes Asia Inc.
Accenture Inc.
Pacific Hub Inc.
Princess Cruises Ltd.
Accenture
Convergys
eTelecare Global Solutions
Philippine Busines Bank
Mainstream Business Inc.
Imus Cavite
Imus Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
Las Piñas City MM
Amadeo Cavite
Alfonso Cavite
Alfonso Cavite
Sta. Rosa Laguna
Nasugbu Batangas
Alfonso Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
Silang Cavite
Amadeo Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
Las Piñas City MM
Dasmariñas Cavite
Makati City
Amadeo Cavite
Las Piñas City MM
Las Piñas City MM
Kawit Cavite
Security Bank Corp.
MDI
De La Salle University-Dasmariñas
HSBC
American Real Exchange Corp.
De La Salle Health Sciences Institute
Opportunity Microfinance Bank
Team Asia (Hamlin Ituralde Corp.)
Eats Cetera Foods
IMMAJ PJMCC Foundation Inc.
GE Money Servicing
Jollibee Worldwide Services
Lastname
Raynog
Razon
Redilla
Refuerzo
Rejano
Resubal
Reyes
Reyes
Reyes
Reyes
Reyes
Reyes
Reyes
Reyes
Reyes-Canlas
Riman
Rivera
Rivera
Rivera
Robregado
Rocillo
Rodil
Rodrigueza
Rollan-Mojica
Romero
Ronquillo
Ronquillo-Mangulabnan
Roque
Roxas
Roxas
Rubio
Rustria
Sabacahan
Sabal
Sabillo
Salazar
Salazar
Saliba
Salonga
Salvador
Samson
Sandoval
Sandrino
Sano
Santarin
Santiano
Santos
Santos
Santos-Servida
Saquilayan
Sarmiento
Sarmiento
Sarmiento-Motos
Sarne
Saunar
Sazon
Secillano
Firstname
Kristine
Alexis John
Jamaica Candice
Marie Chie
Arthur
Juan Nolan
Emerlyn
Jonar
Rizza
Alex
Josanne
Demosthenes Jr.
Emennard
Chris Paulo
Ruth
Jeffrey
Angelita
Oliver
Ruth
Armi
Christian
Benjamin Jr.
Jayson
Azenith
Jamie Lynne
Rowena
Babylonia Laarni
Erwin
Honey Lynne
Francia
Irene
John
Vijay
Elmer
Eula May
Angelo
Enrico
Pepito
Alris
Mayleen
John Arthur
Enrico James
Marc Alvin
Noel
Frank
Katrina
Melody Frida
Melody Jhune
Shiela May
Mary Grace
Anna Lourdes
Archie
Sheryl
Alex Christopher
Ace Albert
Mariane
Brian
Town/City
Bacoor Cavite
Las Piñas City MM
Imus Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
Lian Batangas
Silang Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
Imus Cavite
Las Piñas City MM
Imus Cavite
Silang Cavite
Silang Cavite
Pasig City
Dasmariñas Cavite
Imus Cavite
Imus Cavite
Batangas City
Imus Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
Company Name
Rapid Inc.
Deutsche Bank Pte. Ltd
Who comes here?
Dasmariñas Cavite
Gen. Trias Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
Bacoor Cavite
Bulacan
Dasmariñas Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
Calamba City Laguna
Las Piñas City MM
Dasmariñas Cavite
Silang Cavite
Imus Cavite
Bacoor Cavite
Gen. Trias Cavite
Bacoor Cavite
Imus Cavite
Sto. Tomas
Dasmariñas Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
Biñan Laguna
Sta. Rosa Laguna
Sta. Rosa Laguna
Las Piñas City MM
Imus Cavite
Amadeo Cavite
Tanza Cavite
Imus Cavite
Imus Cavite
Imus Cavite
Las Piñas City MM
Dasmariñas Cavite
Big Phils. Corp.
Smart Communications Inc.
Bank of the Philippine Islands
Caffmaco
OSRP, LLC
Ajjie’s Food Services
Capitol Laundry
NESTLE INC.
Intercontinental Hotels Grp. Inc.
Philhealth Regional Office IV-A
DLSU-D
Manulife Financial
The Big Spoon Copr.
Bank of the Philippine Islands
University of perpetual Help Medical Center
AFP
Digital EyeCandy Inc.
People Support
@ Actklin Out Sourcing Solution
HRD (s) PTE LTD.
Alchi Forging Company of Asia Inc.
Electronic Manufacturing Services Inc.
Inter-Medical Unified System
DLSU-D
Simon Ent. Inc.
IBM
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Lastname
Serraon
Servida
Severino
Siccuan
Sinsin
Siriban
Sisik
Sison
Suansing
Tabang
Tabar
Tabing
Tacandong
Talan
Tan-Diñoso
Tantoco
Tecson
Topacio
Torres
Torres
Tria-Zabat
Tuang
Umali
Umali-Espiritu
Uy
Uy
Valderama
Valdez
Valenzuela
Valerio
Valerio
Vasquez
Velarde
Velasco
Vidallo
Villablanca
Villahermosa
Villania
Villano
Villanueva
Villanueva
Villanueva
Villanueva-Borbon
Villarama
Villaviray
Virata
Yalung
Yamzon-Villareal
Yuson
Zanarias
Zavala
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Firstname
Ivan Adrian
Nelia
Jose Marie
Mark Nikolai
Tomas Robert Jr.
Arnulfo
Joseph Alvin
Maria lenny
Madel Iza
Katrina
Rodney
Kayzar
Pipo Miguel
Mary Joyce
Ivhee
Ma. Renee Rose
Rhett Hershell
Elgin
George Matthew
Camille Joy
Hazel
Coralie
Allalaine
Mischelle
Mary Grace
Ray Anthony
Martin Louie
Raymond Joseph
Gerry
Anna Carissa
Michelle
Roy
John Dominic
Michelle
Roy
Jeffsey Francis
Solcito
Arsenio Vicente
Clarissa
Mary Grace
Eligio
Maria Guia
April Rose
Raul Jr.
Marvie
Rizanne
Pablo Jr.
Ma. Verna Liza
Maria Theresa
Theresa
Jean Erica
Town/City
Imus Cavite
Imus Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
Silang Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
San Pedro Laguna
Company Name
D & A International Corp.
Who comes here?
Noveleta Cavite
Rosario Cavite
Imus Cavite
Las Piñas City MM
Dasmariñas Cavite
Cabangan
Tanza Cavite
Bacoor Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
Las Piñas City MM
Imus Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
Tanza Cavite
Silang Cavite
Silang Cavite
Imus Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
Imus Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
Bacoor Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
Biñan Laguna
Silang Cavite
Las Piñas City MM
Bacoor Cavite
Dasmariñas Cavite
Biñan Laguna
Imus Cavite
Las Piñas City MM
Las Piñas City MM
Batangas City
Dasmariñas Cavite
Tagaytay City Cavite
Silang Cavite
Silang Cavite
Marikina City
Bacoor Cavite
Kalibo Aklan
San Pedro Laguna
SAGSD, CSG-PNP
Barclays Capital Services Limited
Luzon Development Bank
Chevrolet Alabang
Teletech
Wistron Infocomm Phils. Corp.
Development Bank of the Philippines
MERALCO
BPI Family Bank
De La Salle University Medical Center
Sourceone Corp.
Etelecare Global Solutions
Banco de Oro Universal Bank
Hocheng Phils. Corp.
Smart Communications Inc.
Sun Machinery & Trading Inc.
Harrcu Horne Intergrated School
Comtech Worldwide Solutions Phils., Inc.
Toyota Alabang Inc.
HSBC Elec. Data Processing Phil.
Masuwerte Rural Bank of Bacoor Inc.
MY-OK Language Tutorial Corporation
Rustan’s Supercenters Inc.
Isuzu Philippines Corporations
PARTNER COMPANIES
Company Name
Office Address
Contact Nos.
De La Salle University - Dasmariñas
Dasmariñas Cavite 4115
Congressional Road Dasmariñas Cavite
4114
046 4164531 / 02 8447832
DLSAA DLSU-D Chapter, Inc.
Severino de las Alas Hall De La Salle
University - Dasmariñas Dasmariñas Cavite
Orix Metro Leasing & Finance Corp
21 Fllor GT Tower International Ayala
Avenue corner Dela Costa Makati City
150 San Vicente Road Brgy San Vicente
San Pedro Laguna
Paliparan 1 Dasmariñas Cavite
Km 39 E. Aguinaldo Highway Biga 2
Silang Cavite
5/F The Athenaeum Bldg 160 Leviste
Street Makati City
RMT Industrial Complex Tanasan
Muntinlupa City
KM 52 Aguinaldo Highway Lalaan 2 Silang
Cavite
Corner Governors Drive Brgy Sampaloc 1
Dasmariñas Cavite
4/F Sycamore Building Buencamino St
Alabang Muntinlupa
SEPZ Gateway Business Park Javalera
General Trias Cavite
Suite 1115 Medical Plaza Makati
Amorsolo corner Dela Rosa St Legaspi
Village Makati City
E. Aguinaldo Highway Biga Silang Cavite
Bldg 1B Lot 6 Block 18 10th St Phase III
CEZ Rosario Cavite
Greenfield Automall Greenfield City Sta
Rosa-Tagaytay Road Don Jose Sta Rosa
Laguna
Paciano Rizal Calamba City
Lot 1 Block 5 Phase 2 PEZA Rosario
Cavite
Cargo Village Complex Building A Ninoy
Aquino Avenue Parañaque City
4th Floor Unit 408 Cityland 10 Tower 2,
H.V. Dela Costa St Makati City
Lot 15-A Carmelray Industrial Park
Canlubang Calamba City
Blk 25 A & B Phase IV Expansion Cavite
Eco-Zone Rosario Cavite
Lot 5 Block 22 Phase 4 CEPZ Rosario
Cavite
Block 1 Lot 9 Phase II PEZA Rosario
Cavite
#12 ADB Avenue Ortigas Center
Mandaluyong City
Cargo Haus Bldg NAIA Complex Old Mia
Road Parañaque City
5F Vicente Madrigal Bldg Ayala Avenue
Makati City
02 8447832 / 046 4164531
local 3036/3159/3158
De La Salle University - Dasmariñas
De La Salle - Health and Science Campus
First Solid Builders Inc.
Eurotiles Industrial Corporation
ZMG Signium Ward Howell
Tri-Phil International Inc.
Gourmet Farms Inc
Shopping Center Mgt Corp.- SM Dasma
Customer Touchpoint Resources
JAE Philippines Inc.
Corporate Executive Search, Inc
Sustamina Agri-Industrial Corp
First Philippine Power System Inc
Amcar Automotive Corporation
Luzon Development Bank
American Power Conversion
Eagle Express Lines Inc
Isource Management Solutions
First Chioce Food Corporation
Wu Kong (S) Pte. Ltd.
Line Seiki Philippines Inc
Finetex Tech Phil Corp
Banco De Oro
Airfreight 21
Software Laboratories Inc
049 8086017 to 56 local 168
02 67005370 / 046 8520720
046 4140769
02 8613764
046 4323201 local 117
046 4330276 - 80
COURTESY OF ARPO
California Clothning Inc.
046 4160226
046 4142712
(046) 437-9342
(049) 531-3700 loc.108.
046-437-7272 loc 3630
02 8523445 local 121
(049) 549-3276 to 79
046 4371942 / 02 8578530
local 122
046 4372001 to 03
02 721-4209 / 721-0230
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Company Name
LogicaCMG
Interphil Laboratories Inc
COURTESY OF ARPO
MKP Inc.
Toyota Dasmariñas-Cavite
Ahnex Builders
Empire East Properties Inc
Monark Equipment
Toyota Motor Philippines Corporation
Allkey International Inc
Fujitsu Computer Products Corp of the Phil
ROHM Electronics Phils. Inc
St Dominic Medical Center Inc
Enomoto Philippine Manufacturing Inc
Monde Nissin Corp
StratSearch Asia Services
Chinatrust (Phils) Commercial Bank Corp
San Miguel Packaging Specialists Inc
PET & Caps Plant
Jollibee Worldwide Services
Maximum Solution Corp
Isuzu Automotive Dealership Inc-Cavite Branch
Fast Cargo Logistics Corp
Mount Sea Resorts
Brunel Tech Sevices Manpower Corp
Iserve International Corporation
Great Pacific Life Assurance Corp
John Clements Consultants Inc
The Orchard Golf & Country Club
Kaizen Internetworking
Nidec Philippines Corporation
Micro D International
Hocheng Philippines Corp
Sitel Philippines
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Office Address
80th Floor Trafalgar Plaza HV dela Costa
St Salcedo Village Makati City
Canlubang Industrial Estate Bo. Pittland
Cabuyo Laguna
Lot 14 Blk 18 Phase IV Cavite Economic
Zone Rosrio Cavite
Bo. Salitran Aguinaldo Highway
Dasmariñas Cavite
330 The World Centre 3rd Floor Annex
Building Sen Gil Puyat Avenue Makati City
150 E. Rodriguez Avenue Libis Quezon
City
Toyota Special Economic Zone Sta RosaTagaytay Highway City of Sta Rosa Laguna
B-1 L- 37 Sugar Road Cityland Carmona
Cavite
ESPZ Carmelray Industrial Park 1
Canlubang Calamaba Laguna
PTC-SEZ Carmona Cavite
Aguinaldo Highway Talaba Bacoor Cavite
PEZA Gateway Business Park Javalera
Gen Trias Cavite
22nd Floor 6750 Bldg Ayala Ave Makati
City
1014 Herrera Tower VA Rufino corner
Valero Sts Salcedo Village Makati City
12 Flr Lepanto Bldg Paseo de Roxas
Makati City
Canlubang Industrial Estate Canlubang
Laguna
12th floor Jollibee Center Bldg San Miguel
Avenue Ortigas Pasig City
4th Floor Accelerando Bldg 395 Gil Puyat
Avenue Makati City
239 A-3 Tanzang Luma IV Imus Cavite
H. Lopez Virgo Drive Navotas Manila
Capipisa Tanza Cavite
BCC House 5046 P. Burgos St Poblacion
Makati City
3rd Floor La Fuerza Admin Building 2241
Chino Roces Avenue Makati City
221 Grepalife Bldg Sen Gil J. Puyat
Avenue Makati City
Level 12B LKG Tower Ayala Avenue Makati
City
Km 277 Aguinaldo Highway Dasmariñas
Cavite
2nd Floor JCM Bldg Burol Dasmariñas
Cavite
136 North Sci Avenue Extension SPEZ
Laguna Technopark Biñan Laguna
6F Peninsula Court Bldg 8735 Paseo de
Langkaan Dasmariñas Cavite
15F Cybergate 1 Robinsons Pioneer
Mandaluyong City
Lot 16 Road 3 Phase II-B CIP Canlubang
Contact Nos.
046 4372181/2182/1571
046 4841288
(02) 8678701
046 4300471 to 74
02 8432002 / 049 5491501
local 3141/3142
(02) 8440616
(046) 4172525; 4172539;
4172520
046 4330263
(02) 8118935
(02) 634-1111 loc. 1909
(02) 750-4448 / (046) 4722145
046 4383888 / 02 3010503
(02) 5296110 / (046) 4165931 loc. 167
046 4021310
Company Name
Office Address
Roxas corner Makati Avenue Makati City
Lot 2 Block 4 Phase 3 First Cavite
Indsutrial Estate
HSBC Electronic Data Processing (Philippines) Lot 16 Road 3 Phase II-B CIP Canlubang
Inc
5150 North Bridge Avenue Northgate
Cyberzone Filinvest Corporate City
Muntinlupa City
First Advantage Philippines, Inc.
10/F Paragon Corporate Center Industry
St. Madrigal Business Park Alabang
Muntinlupa City
Glaxosmithkline Philippines Inc
2266 Chino Roces Avenue Makati City
Convergys
Northgate Cyberzone Alabang Muntinlupa
City
Accenture Inc.
144 Legaspi Street Legaspi Village Makati
City
Teletech
4th Floor SM City Bacoor, Bacoor Cavite
SCAD (S) PTE. LTD.
Blk 23 Phase IV Expansion PEZA Rosario
Cavite
Robinsons Homes Inc
Westlane Robinsons Galleria EDSA QC
Km 32 Brgy Nueva National Highway San
ARTNATURE Philippines Inc
Pedro Laguna
Unit 905 Alpap II Building Trade corner
Anino Computer Entertainment Inc
Investment Drive Madrigal Business Park
Alabang Muntinlupa City
3F CLP Bldg 372 Cabildo Street Intramuros
Perez, Sese, Villa & Co
Manila
SEPZ Gateway Business Park Javalera
Philippine Epson Optical Inc
Gen Trias
Cypress Manufacturing Limited
Gateway Business Park SEPZ Javalera
Gen Trias Cavite
Sykes Asia Inc
26th Floor Robinsons Summit Ayala
Avenue Makati City
Monterey Foods Corporation
Bo. Langkaan Dasmariñas Cavite
AIG Business Processing Services Inc
Philam I.T. Bldg Acacia Avenue Madrigal
Business Park Alabang Muntinlupa City
Outsources One Asia, Inc
G/F Legaspi Towers 200 Paseo de Poxas
Street Legaspi Village Makati City
Sta. Rosa Motor Works, Inc
KM 42 Bo. Dita City of Sta Rosa Laguna
CareerQuest, Inc
Unit 1501 One San Miguel Avenue Building
Shaw Blvd corner San Miguel Avenue
Ortigas Center Pasig City 1600
Promo Works, Inc
PNCC Complex EDSA corner Reliance
Street Mandaluyong City
37th Floor Tower 1 The Enterprise Center
Philippine Dealing System Holdings
6766 Ayala Avenue corner Pasea de Roxas
Corporation
Makati City
TOMS Manufacturing Corporation
Block 1 Lot 2 Daiichi Industrial Park
Maguyam Silang Cavite
NCO Group Manila Recruitment Center
4th Floor Eugenio Lopez Jr
Communications Center ABSCBN
Compound Mother Ignaca Avenue Q.C.
Intellicare
7th Floor Feliza Building V.A. Rufino Street
Legaspi Village Makati City
RVD Business Intelligence Consultancy
SM City Dasmariñas, Dasmariñas, Cavite
Brgy. Putingkahoy Silang Cavite (Sta.
Rosa - Tagaytay Road)
Philcopy Corporation
San Miguel Corporation Canlubang
Directories Philippines Corporation
Industrial Park Canlubang Laguna
Contact Nos.
Gotoh Phils Corp
Mabuhay Conglomerate Asphalt, Inc.
02 659 4955 local 1117
02 8685865
046 4330003 / 02 7408922 /
02 7408923
046 4330164 / 02 8128161
02 8491690
046 4020721
02 8131557 / 8134631
049 5312030 to 32
02 6361809
02 8845009 / 8845000 local
5009
046 9721834/35 / 9721836
02 9817564 / 9817586 /
9817558
02 8943386 local 332
02 8185503/ 8924076
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Company Name
IQ Packaging Systems, Incorporated
JF Rubber Phils, Inc
Betafoam Corporation
Infonxx Phils. Inc.
Hayakawa Densen Kogyo Con Ltd
Service Resources Inc.
3i Interaction, Innovation, Inspiration
A.R.M. Resources Inc
Sanoh Fulton Phils Inc.
Tagaytay Highlands International Golf Club,Inc
DBP Data Center
I
SM Department Store Mercantile Group
SM Supermarket-Dasmariñas
San Miguel Corporation - Beer Division
The Riviera Sports and Country Club
SM - Molino Hypermarket
ASPAC International, Inc.
Cavite Nagano Seiko, Inc
Novartis Healthcare Philippines, Inc
Hari Garments Manufacturing
FCIE
COCOLIFE
ACM Landholdings, Inc.
Corinthian Institute of Cavite
Medical Services Marketing & Development
Corp
Clarement School
American Data Exchange Corporation
Almer Manpower Corporation
Julie’s Franchise Corporation
International British Academy
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Office Address
108 Marcos Alverez Avenue Talon 1 Las
Piñas City
Block 2 Lot 6 PTC-SEZ Carmona Cavite
Dasmariñas Technopark Governors Drive
Paliparan Dasmariñas Cavite
BTS Facility SRE 2A Commercial Sta
Rosa-Tagaytay National Highway Sta Rosa
Laguna
15 Street Cavite Economic Zone Rosario
Cavite
1046 Metropolitan Avenue Makati City
3i Alabang - Unit 502 Southgate Building
Finance Avenue Madrigal Business Park
Ayala Alabang Muntinlupa
4/F Marvin Plaza Bldg 2153 Chino Roces
Avenue Makati City
PTC Compound Bo. Maduya Carmona
Cavite
Bo. Calabuso Tagaytay City
22 Floor Pacific Star Building Senator Gil
Puyat corner Makati Avenue Makati City
San Miguel Corporation Canlubang
Industrial Park Canlubang Laguna
By-Pass Road Aguinaldo Highway Silang
Cavite
Molino Bacoor Cavite
Kaingin Road Multinational Village
Parañaque City
Block 7 Lot 16 First Cavite Industrial
Estate -SEPZ Bo. Langkaan Dasmariñas
Cavite
2nd Floor Asian Reinsurance Bldg Gamboa
corner Salcedo Streets Legaspi Village
Makati City
Anabu 1E Industrial Estate Anabu Hills
Imus Cavite
FCIE Administration Office Brgy. Lankaan
Dasmariñas Cavite
Bacoor Cavite
3F COCOLIFE Building 6807 Ayala Avenue
Makati City
5th Floor CSJ Building 105 Aguirre Street
Legaspi Village Makati City
Burol Dasmariñas Cavite
Penthouse Seven East Capitol Building 7
East Capitol Drive Kapitolyo Pasig City
Claremont School Grand Riverside
Subdivision Pascam Gen trias Cavite
Bldg. 17, La Fuerza Compound AlabangZapote Road, Almanza, Las Piñas City
5/F Rufino Plaza Bldg. Ayala Avenue,
Makati City
A. Rodriguez Avenue corner Ortigas
Extension Rosario Pasig City
Km. 17 Gen Aguinaldo Highway
Anabu II-D Imus, Cavite
Contact Nos.
02 8054396 / 8005206
(046) 8513317
(02) 8915572 / 73
(02) 6435024 / 6437455 /
6422583
(046) 471 5922 / 471 5924
DLSAA DLSU-D Chapter Inc.
Scholarship Program
Requirements and Guidelines:
· The applicant must be an immediate relative (son,
COURTESY OF ARPO
daughter, brother or sister) of an alumnus/alumna of
DLSU-D. Priority is given to the children of alumni.
· The grantee is given 100% subsidy on tuition and
miscellaneous fees. The grantee shall shoulder the
other fees.
· Proof of relation with an alumnus/alumna. Such
must be issued by National Statistics Office and
printed on NSO security paper.
· Accomplished Alumni Scholarship application
form.
· Letter from parent/guardian to support the need for
financial assistance
· Parent’s latest Income Tax Return (ITR) or an
affidavit of non-filing of ITR (stating the job
estimated monthly income).
· Photocopy of 4th year high school grades (for
freshmen)/grades obtained during the previous
semester (for upperclassmen) as certified by the
Registrar.
· Letter of recommendation for financial assistance
from the high school principal or guidance
counselor.
· Honors/awards/ recognition received in high
school (for incoming freshmen)
· Latest 2"x2" colored ID picture (3 copies)
· Vicinity sketch of residence
· DLSU-D Entrance Test result (for incoming
freshmen)
· The list of priority courses of SPREAD will be
applied in the choice of applicant.
· Must pass the interview by the Committee on
Scholarship
· To remain in the program, the student must
maintain a Grade Point Average of not lower than
2.0 and no failing mark in any subject
· Must render service of 115 hours to the Alumni
Association. The service may be scheduled from
Mondays to Saturdays considering the free time of
the grantee. However, the grantee may be called
upon to assist the projects and activities of the
Alumni Association from time to time
· The Scholarship Committee shall submit
its recommendation to the Executive
Council and Board of Trustees for
approval.
· Relatives of the incumbent
members and officers of the
Board of Trustees and Executive
Council of the DLSAA DLSU-D
Chapter, Inc. up to the fourth degree
of consanguinity are disqualified to
benefit from the program.
· The application and requirements shall
be submitted at the Alumni Office.
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COURTESY OF ARPO
De La Salle Alumni Association
De La Salle University-Dasmariñas Chapter, Inc.
Election Guidelines 2008
1. The following shall be observed during the 2008 Alumni Election in
compliance with the Constitution and By- laws of the Alumni
Association:
Article II Section 2
“At least three hundred (300) members of the corporation shall be requisite
in every meeting to constitute a quorum for the election of the Board of
Trustees or for the transaction of any other business which by law shall
be done by the members, save and except in those cases where the
Corporation Code requires the affirmative vote of a greater proportion.”
Article III Section I
“The corporation shall be managed and controlled by a Board of Trustees
consisting of Ten (10) newly elected members of the Board and Five (5)
immediate past Presidents. The Chairman of the Board shall be the
immediate past President. They will serve for two (2) years until their
successors have been duly elected and qualified.
Article IV Section 1
“The Executive Officers of the association shall consist of a President,
Vice-President, Treasurer and a Secretary. The President, Vice President
and Treasurer shall be elected by a majority vote of the Trustees at any
regular meeting or at any special meeting held for that purpose. The
Secretary, who is not a Trustee, shall be appointed by the Board. The said
officers shall hold office according to Article III, Section I, or until their
successors are respectively elected and qualified. The Board of Trustees,
however, may at their discretion, vote any member of the Board to perform
the duties of any two officers provided that such duties are not conflicting
in nature, and such person voted shall hold office following provisions of
Article III, Section 1 of these By-laws or until his successor shall have
been duly elected and shall have qualified.”
2. The manner of election shall be open-nomination and secret balloting.
All nominations and motions must be duly seconded.
3. Each candidate shall be given a maximum of two minutes to introduce
themselves and their plans if elected.
4. Ten Board of Trustees will be elected.
5. All alumni who are present during the homecoming may vote.
6. All alumni who are present during the homecoming may be elected to
office.
7. Honorary members are not allowed to vote and be elected to office.
8. No proxy voting and nomination.
9. The five immediate past presidents and the members of the Committee
on Election are barred to run for office.
10. The ten candidates who garnered the highest votes shall be declared
winners.
11. In case of tie for the tenth place, there will be a re-election just between
the concerned parties. No more other nominations will be accepted.
In case of second tie, it will be decided by a toss coin to be administered
by the Committee on Election.
12. Protests shall only be valid if submitted to the chairman of the
Committee on Election until 3 p.m. of the following day of the election.
13. If there will be no protests after the prescriptive period, the ballots
will be destroyed.
14. The chairman of the Committee on Election shall convene, within
72 hours, the newly elected Board of Trustees and the immediate five
past presidents to elect the executive officers in pursuance to Article
IV Section 1 of the Constitution and By-Laws of the Alumni
Association. The manner of election shall be open-nomination and
secret balloting. Only motions must be duly seconded.
15. All matters appertaining to the Alumni Election shall solely be decided
by the Committee on Election. All decisions of the Committee on
Election shall be deemed final and executory.
Committee on Election
Nathaniel S. Golla
Chairman
Dr. Alvin D. Crudo
Rosalinda C. Legaspi
Members
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OBITUARIES
Let us pause for a moment of silence as we pray for
the eternal repose of our fellow alumni:
EMMANUEL R. JURADO
CRI 1994
(August 4, 1968-March 2008)
WILFRED M. REBOLLOS
PSC 2005
(February 3, 1984-June 16, 2007)
CHRISTOPHER MEGS M. QUINE
INT 2006
(July 24, 1983- June 3, 2007)
RYAN VINCENT G. BOLINAO
EST 2003
(December 21, 1980-November 9, 2006)
MA. THERESA DAYRIT-SARNO
BS NUTRITION 1988
(March 21, 1967-May 4, 2006)
AMOR LIEZEL G. REYES-MIRANDA
BIO 1993
(February 26, 1972 - February 12, 2006)
DARLENE DANDAN-DELA PEÑA
HRM 2006
(February 20, 1985 - February 1, 2006)
VIGITH T. HERRERA
BSC 2004
(February 1, 1984-October 2005)
DEAN N. PACIA
MGNT 2000
(January 13, 1978 - March 2005)
PO1 TEODORICO DIÑO
CRI 2001
(April 20, 1979 - December 9, 2004)
If you know of alumni who have passed away please
contact ATC at the Ground Floor Severino De Las Alas
Hall, De La Salle-Dasmariñas through telephone
numbers
(02) 844-7832, (046) 416-4531,
(046) 416-4542 Locals 3036, 3161
Telefax: (046) 416-4441.
LITERARY
panoot
hinagpis
since you have her name
a dream has come to life
for the very reason of
your face works, the same
i have to figure out
what words will I contain
to address the busy world of yours
will I have the chance
of what is coming through
this lonely place can have much more
if you will only rule
whatever the consequences
nor how expensive…
it’s worth the price.
home
everything begins in a journey
as a child, you dream of
becoming
full of hope, so fragile
then as awareness develops
you start to believe in
something
determined, full of intense
paano ako makatutungtong muli
sa iyong paraiso?
na nababalot ng mga ulap
kung hindi ko na alam ang
daan pabalik
paano ko masisilayang muli
ang napaka-amo mong mukha?
kung tuluyan nang nilamon
ng dilim
ang mapanuri kong mga mata
advocatus
a son was born
unto the family of titans
a gift who will serve
a ruler who will follow…
under the gods
paano ko muling maririnig
ang boses mong pumapatay
sa lahat ng pag-aalinlangan?
Kung walang tigil ang aking bibig
sa pagsigaw ng galit
ang tangi na lamang natira
ay ang pakiramdam na
nandyan ka pa rin
at handang magpatawad…
sa minsan na naging iyong anak.
fed, raised, and trained
like a titan
but unlike them
he questioned the system
freewill has bestowed upon him,
a devils advocate
then the power of the burden to unite
arises
“together we stand, divided we fall”
and a legend begins…
now in full bloom,
surpassing the odds
making it all possible.
success heightens bigger
than life itself
to the point of consuming
everything that you dreamed
and believed
…then you realized
It’s time to come back home.
nilay
katulad ng sa hangin
paano ka hihiling
ng isang bagay
na alam mong hindi maaangkin
humalik ka man sa lupa
pagkatapos madapa
kahit muling bumangon
wala pa rin magagawa
labanan man ang agos ng tubig
sa patuloy mong pagkatig,
ibinigay na ang lahat
para sa ngalan ng pag-ibig
ano, sawa ka na ba?
poems by
m. ramirez
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Rio L. Ramos
ILOG
Pa naw aga n
Halos dalawang buwan na ang nakakalipas mula nang
ang 85 mga Lasalyanong guro, kawani at mag-aaral ay
nakadanas ng paniniil ng kanilang karapatan sa malayang
pamamahayag ng kanilang saloobin at pakikibahagi sa mas
malawakang pagkilos para sa responsable at
makatarungang pamamahala. Ang naturang grupo ay nagnais
na makibahagi sa panawagan ng simbahan para sa samasamang panalangin para sa katotohanan, katarungan at
kapayapaan.
Ngunit isang masaklap na pangyayari ang naganap.
Hindi pa man kami nakakalayo sa pamantasan ay tatlong
beses kaming hinarang ng ating mga kapulisan para sa isang
“checkpoint”. Bilang mga masusunuring mamamayan, kami
ay mahinahon at buong loob na sumang-ayon sa kanilang
naisin. Nakapagtataka nga lang, dahil wala naman talagang
naganap na pagtsi-tsek o pagsusuri, kung kaya’t binansagan
iyon ng isa sa aming mga kasama bilang “checkless
checkpoint!”. Sa aming pananaw, tila iyon ay isa lamang
sa mga “delaying tactics” upang hindi kami makatuloy sa
aming pakay nang araw na iyon. Sa katunayan, sa isa sa
mga “chekless checkpoint”, kami ay pinahinto ng halos sa
isang oras. At tuwing mahinahon kaming nakikipag-usap at
humihingi ng paliwanag kung ano ang dahilan sa aming
pagpapatigil, o kung kami ba ay may nagawang pagkakasala,
pautal utal at tila bumubulong sa hangin ang mga pulis sa
pagsagot sa amin, “sumusunod lang po kami.” Meron pa
ngang isang mamang pulis na empty battery daw ang
kanyang high-tech na cellphone kung kaya’t di niya
matawagan ang boss niya. Idagdag pa dito ay ang
nakakapagtakang “escort” namin na isang luma at puting
Tamaraw FX na kahit saan kami mapunta ay nakabuntot at
nakagitgit sa aming sinasakyang bus. Nakakapagtaka dahil
hindi naman kami humingi ng naturang escort, na sa ming
tantya, mas naging makabuluhan kung iyon ay dinala na
lamang sa junkshop at ng sa gayon ang napagbentahan ay
naipakain na lamang sa mga mahihirap. Nakapagtataka rin
dahil aming napag-alaman na ang rehistradong may-ari ng
naturang sasakyan ay mula pa sa malayong bayan ng
Antipolo. Subalit madalas namin itong nakikita na
nakaparada sa isang istasyon ng kapulisan dito mismo sa
ating probinsya.
Sa mga oras na iyon, naramdaman namin ang tunay na
pagkagutom at pagkasakim sa kapangyarihan ng mga
kaaway ng sambayanang Pilipino. Akalain mo ba naman
na lahat ng maaring magawa upang sikilin ang karapatan ng
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mga tulad namin na nagnanais lamang makiisa sa isang
mapayapa at demokratikong prosesong panlipunan ay kanilang
matagumpay na isinagawa! Nagawa nilang paralesahin ang daloy
ng trapiko ng mga oras na iyon, na nagdulot ng labis na
kaabalahan sa mga manggagawa, estudyante, at iba pang sektor
ng lipunan na nagnanais lamang magampanan ang kanilang mga
pang-araw-araw na gawain.
Subalit ang mas nakakalungkot na pangyayari ay ang
katotohanan na kaya nilang gamitin ang mga inosenteng tao na
walang ibang hangarin kung hindi ang mamuhay ng marangal at
maging mabuting kontribusyon sa isang maayos, mapayapa at
makatarungang lipunan. Tulad na lamang ng mga nakaugnayan
kong mga pulis na nagsitapos sa ating pamantasan.
Tatlong pulis ang nakausap ng aming grupo. Pahapyang
nakayuko at tila nahihiya nilang sinabi sa amin na sila ay mga
alumni ng ating Pamantasan. Iisa lamang ang kanilang mga
nabigkas sa amin, “Sir/Mam, pasensya na po kayo. Talagang
nakakahiya po, pero wala po kaming magawa. Sumusunod lang
po kami sa utos.” Sa kanilang mga mata, nakikita ko ang labis
na kalungkutan at tila pagsisisi kung bakit sila nalagay sa
naturang sitwasyon. Wala akong ibang naisagot sa kanila kung
hindi ang sabihin na sila ay nauunawaan ko, at tapik na lamang
sa kanilang balikat ang aking nagawa.
Tunay na nakakalungkot ang naturang pangyayari.
Nalulungkot ako dahil tulad ng nauna ko nang binanggit,
kayang-kayang susian at pasunurin ng mga taong sakim sa
kapangyarihan ang iilan na buong tapat na naglilingkod sa bayan.
Tulad ng tatlong pulis na ating alumni, marami ang naiipit at
nakukulong sa maitim na balakin ng mga negatibong puwersa
sa pamahalaan. Mismong ang kanilang mga karapatan ay tila
hindi rin nila maipaglaban. Hindi ko masisisi ang mga pulis, at
iba pang tulad nila, na kung minsan sila ay pikit-mata sa pagtupad
ng kanilang tungkulin. Bukod sa ito ay bahagi ng kanilang
sinumpaang tungkulin, kadalasan sila ay naiipit din sa
pangangailangan ng kanilang sikmura. Kung hindi wala, kulang
sa sapat na mapagpipilian ang mga tulad nila lalo na kung ang
naturang trabaho ay ang tanging alam nilang paraan upang buhayin
ang kanilang mga pamilya. Madaling sabihin na kung hindi ka
na masaya o hindi mo kayang sikmurain ang nagaganap sa iyong
trabaho, umalis ka na lang! Sa karamihan sa atin, madali itong
gawin. Pero sa mga gaya nila, mas madalas pipiliin na lamang
nila ang bumuntong hininga at magpatuloy sa kanilang tungkulin.
Ang naturang pangyayari ay nag-iwan sa akin ng mga ilang
katanungan, lalo na sa pagiging kabahagi ko ng pamilyang
Lasalyano. Una, ano nga ba ang tunay na markang iniiwan ng
isang Lasalyanong paghubog o edukasyon? Pangalawa, lubos
may mga pamamaraan upang ang tunay na epekto nito ay
nga bang naipapakita at naipadarama ng isang Lasalyano
masukat at maunawaan.
ang epekto, kung meron man, ng naturang paghubog? Ikatlo,
Hayaan ninyong ibahagi ko ang aking pag-unawa dito sa
ano ang hamon na kinakaharap ng isang tulad ko na hinubog
aspeto ng pakikibahagi sa gawaing pagpapaunlad ng lipunan,
sa maka-Lasalyanong pamamaraan, lalo’t higit may
bilang parte ng aking pangkasalukuyang bokasyon.
kinalaman sa mas malawak na antas ng lipunan?
Ang batayang Lasalyano
Ayon sa Lasallian Guiding Principles (LGP), “Lasallian
Education is a mission and a ministry at the service of God,
the Church and Society, and directed towards integral Human
and Christian development and liberation.” Ayon sa
prinsipyong ito, inaasahan na ang maka-Lasalyanong
edukasyon ay isang misyon o paglilingkod para sa isang
maka-tao, maka-Kristyano at mapagpalayang paghuhubog.
Sa pamamagitan nito ang isang mag-aaral, ay magkakaroon
ng malalim na pakikipag-ugnayan sa kanyang Diyos, kapwa
at pamayanan. Inaasahan na siya ay makapagbibigay ng
makabuluhang kontribusyon upang manaig ang
katotohanan, katarungan at kapayapaan sa sangkatauhan.
Isang mabigat na hamon ang mga ito sa isang
Lasalyanong tulad ko. Sa isang lipunan na sumasalim sa
mga kahirapan, pagsasa-isantabi, kawalan ng katarungan
at kaguluhan, kakayanin ko kayang maging isang mabuting
balita at tumulong upang maisakatuparan ang dakilang
misyon ng pagpapalaya, katarungan at kapayapaan?
Papaano ko maisasagawa ito kung nag-iisa lamang ako sa
ganitong adhikain?
Marahil, ito rin ang mga katanungan ng mga maraming
alumni na gaya ko.
Dalawapung taon na ang lumipas nang itatag ang isang
Lasalyanong institusyon sa Cavite. Sa loob ng
taong ito, ilan na kaya sa mga nahubog na
mag-aaral nito ang naging tunay na
refleksyon ng Lasalyanong edukasyon?
Sa mga alumni na gaya ko, ilan na kaya
sa amin ang aktibo at makabuluhang
nakikibahagi upang gawing mas
maalwan ang buhay ng kanyang
pamilya?kapwa?at pamayanan?
Maraming
paraan
upang
maisakatuparan ito tulad ng pagiging
maagap at masipag sa trabaho,
pagiging masunurin sa mga batas,
pagbabahagi ng tulong sa mga
nangangailangan at marami pang
iba. Ang mga ganitong paguugali at gawi ng pagiging
maka-Diyos, makatao, at
makabayan ay bahagi ng
Lasalyanong paghubog. At
Ang mga reyalidad
Ayon naman sa LGP – Social Development, ang mga
Lasalyano ay may tungkuling malaman at maunawaan ang mga
reyalidad na nangyayari sa lipunan kanyang ginagalawan. Ito
ang isang paraan upang siya, bilang Lasalyano at Kristyanong
Pilipino ay patuloy na makatugon sa mga pangangailangan ng
kanyang bayan at kapwa, lalo’t higit, iyong mga naisasaisantabi
sa lipunan gaya ng mga kababaihan, mahihirap, may
kapansanan, at iba pa. Bilang katugunan sa mga reyalidad sa
lipunan ay ang mga pagkilos o gawaing mapagpalaya (effect
liberating action). Makakatulong ng malaki sa pagkilos na ito
ang pakikiisa sa mga indibidwal, samahan, organisasyon o grupo
na kawangis o kapareho ng mga adhikain sa ating misyon
(working with like minded elements of society).
Ang tatlong prinsipyo na ito ay ang batayan ng aming opisina,
ang Lasallian Community Development Center, sa mga gawaing
pakikibaka at pakikiisa para sa pagpapanibago ng lipunan.
Sa simpleng pagtingin, parang napakadali lamang sundin
ng mga batayang ito. Pero sa aming karanasan, nakakaranas
pa rin kami ng kaunting paghihirap upang lubos naming makamit
ang ideyalismo ng mga batayang ito. Isang pangunahing dahilan
ay ang katotohanan na kami mismo ay nakakaranas din
paminsan-minsan ng mga sistema at gawi na pumipigil; na ang
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mga ito ay mahirap din namang matugunan agad, o ang
pagresolba rito ay labas sa aming saklaw o kakayanan. Ikalawa,
marami rin naman ang mga elemento o pwersa na hindi lubusang
kaisa o katulad ng mga adhikain na madalas ay nagiging balakid
sa pagpapadaloy ng aming mga programa at proyekto. Ikatlo,
totoo na ang lahat ng bagay ay may limitasyon, gaya ng sa
aming kalagayan, limitado rin naman ang kakayanan ng aming
opisina. Ito ay ilan lamang sa mga balakid na aming sinisikap
na malampasan. Ito ay sa pamamagitan ng patuloy na pagiging
makatotohan, kahit sa indibidwal na lebel, sa aming mga adhikain
bilang isang yunit na nakikibaka para sa katarungan at
kapayapaan.
Sa mas malawakang pagtingin, ganito ko rin maisasalarawan
ang kalagayan ng ating bansa. Ang isyung pulitikal ay isa lamang
sa mga sala-salabat na problema na kinakaharap nating mga
Pilipino. Subalit, marahil ito ang pangunahing pinag-uugatan sa
ngayon ng mga pasakit na dinadanas ng mga nakararami sa
atin: mataas na presyo ng bigas at mga pangunahing bilihin,
korupsyon hanggang sa pinakamataas na antas ng pamahalaan,
pagkakawatak-watak ng sambayanan, at marami pang iba.
Nagdudulot ito ng mas lalong pagsikil sa mamamayang Pilipino
upang mamuhay sa isang lipunang makatarungan,
makatotohanan at mapayapa.
At ang kalagayang ito ang patuloy na nakakagambala.
Sapagka’t tila wala na atang katapusan ang paghahanap natin
sa isang makatotohanang pamamahala sa ating bansa. Sa lahat
ng mga ito, ilan kaya sa mga nagsitapos sa ating pamantasan
ang nababagabag ng mga naturang reyalidad? Ilan kaya ang
tunay na nagpapamalas na siya ay isang Lasalyano, hinubog ng
isang makatao, maka-Diyos at makabayang edukasyon?
O kabahagi na lamang ba tayo ng karamihan na tila napagod
na at nawalan na ng pag-asa? ng mga naniniwalang wala naman
na tayong magagawa?o dumadalangin at ipinapasa na lamang
sa Maykapal ang paghahanap sa katotohanan at katarungan? O
di kaya ay nadala na dahil sa walang katapusang panawagan ng
pagbabago. Marahil, ang ilan sa atin ay naninindigan na wala
naman na siyang dapat gawin kundi ang magtrabaho ng mabuti
upang makakain at matugunan ang iba pang pangunahing
pangangailan.
Naniniwala ako na mas higit pa rito ang kayang gawin ng
mga alumni na gaya natin, lalo’t higit, mas malaki ang inaasahan
sa atin bilang Pilipino na hinubog sa maka-Lasalyanong
pamamaraan. Kung tutuusin, pakiramdam ko malaki ang ating
papel upang tulungan ang ating bansa sa prosesong pinagdadaanan nito. Ang kasalukuyang krisis pulitikal ay hindi sapat
upang sabihin na tayo ay wala ng magagawa pa dahil paulit-ulit
na lamang itong nangyayari; dahil sa halos lahat ng nasa
pamahalaan ay makasalanan din at wala naman na tayong
mapagpipilian pa upang isaayos ang bansa.
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Kung ganito ang ating mga kaisipan, maaring lumilihis
tayo sa ating pagiging tunay na mga Lasalyano at Pilipino.
Sapagkat ang pagsasawalang kibo o pagkibit balikat sa
reyalidad o pagtalikod sa tungkulin ay taliwas sa mga
prinsipyo ng pagiging Lasalyano, o kahit mismo ng pagiging
Pilipino. Ang aktibong pakikibahagi sa pagpapanibago ng
ating bansa ay isa sa mga pangunahing tungkulin ng lahat
ng mga Pilipino, Lasalyano man o hindi. Sinabi rin ng isang
lider ng simbahan, “huwag na sana tayong maging dahilan
ng kawalan ng pag-asa,” bagkus maging gabay sana tayo
upang akayin ang mga naghihirap at mga naliligaw tungo sa
liwanag.
Tum
utug
on k
a ba?
umutug
utugon
ka
Babalikan ko ang mga batayang Lasalyano na nagsasabi
ang mga (Propesyonal na Lasalyano) “serve as resources
for the renewal of the church and for the integral development
of society.” Kabahagi ka ba ng adhikaing ito?
Sana nga. Upang hindi na muling maganap ang paniniil
at pagharang sa karapatan ng nakararami, tulad ng aming
dinanas noon. Sana rin, sa iyong sariling pamamaraan ay
aktibo at makahulugan kang nakikibahagi sa pagpapanibago
ng ating lipunan upang gawain itong mas makatao, maka
Diyos at makabayan. Magagawa mo ito sa pamamagitan
ng patuloy na pagunawa sa mga reyalidad na nagaganap sa
atin, pakikibahagi sa mga demokratikong proseso ng
pagpapahayag ng iyong saloobin, pakikiisa sa mga
indibidwal, grupo o institusyon na seryosong naghahanap
ng paraan upang makamit ang isang responsableng
pamumuno. Mahalagang hindi tayo manatiling tahimik o
nagbubulag-bulagan sa kasalukuyang isyu. Ang ating
pagbabantay ay makakatulong ng malaki upang bigyan ng
babala ang ilan pang may maitim na binabalak sa ating
bansa. Ika nga, “the only thing for evil to prosper, is for good
men to do nothing.”
At sana, wala na ring mga pulis na sususian at pikit
matang susunod sa utos ng mga iilang sakim upang
maisakatuparan ang kanilang maitim na balak, gaya ng mga
dinanas ng tatlong alumni nating pulis. Bagkus, taas noo
nilang gagampanan ang kanilang tungkulin at sasabihing na
sila ay mga”Tunay na Lasaylano, Tapat na Pilipino.”
(Ms. Rio L. Ramos is the Director of the Lasallian
Community and Development Center. She is an alumna with
the Bachelor’s Degree in Business Managment Batch 1998.)
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Monica
V. Pineda
Romellen
T. Gonzalvo
Michael
C. Garcia
Sherrie Rhose
M. Matel
Marla
A. Galvez
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