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Golden Gate Colleges
To every Filipino, the year 1946 is a memorable date. It was the year the Philippines gained her independence, thus becoming member of the Family of free nation of the world. To every Goldenian, the same year is doubly significant – it was the year of freedom of the Filipinos after centuries of struggle for independence, and the year when the Golden Gate Colleges came into being.
Cardinal Rosales at Lyceum
During the recent Eucharistic celebration officiated by Gaudencio Cardinal Rosales at the Lyceum of the Philippines University (LPU), the church leader extolled the virtues of Jose P. Laurel, the school’s founder and the second President of the Republic ofthe Philippines.
PACU elects new set of officers
The Philippine Association of Colleges and Universities (PACU) recently held its election for its officers at Club Filipino, San Juan.
CEM presents 2 papers in international science
The Center for Educational Measurement (CEM) presented two critical papers on assessment during the 32nd Annual Conference of the International Association for Educational Assessment (IAEA) held in Singapore recently.
Students tops El Real Spaghetti tilt
Young chef-hopeful Melchor Corpuz has proven that even busy students can easily whip up a delicious meal. The 4th Year Hotel & Restaurant Management student of Colegio de Dagupan bagged first place in the Pasta Category of the 101 Ways to Cook Bangus Contest during the recent Dagupan Bangus Festival. For the youngster who has little experience in cooking, his roots played a big part in his recent culinary success. Growing up in a family of cooks laid the foundation of his culinary knowledge.
Microsoft Philippines' 'tryout' for student ambassadorship
This one’s a varsity that does not require one to physically try out to become a member, the stamina and skills to endure practice sessions and games proper, and the support from an agile and resonating pep squad.
Political comedy at its best opens Tanghalang Ateneo's 28th season
Tanghalang Ateneo opens its 28th season, A Season of Awakening, with a bang of a comedy via Ang Aksidenteng Kamatayan ng Isang Anarkista, a political satire based on a true to life police cover up. The play, written by Nobel Prize winner Dario Fo, and translated by Joseph dela Cruz, has been seen by millions in Europe and now comes to the Philippines laced with local color.
Experiencing Compassion
Before 17-year old Bhey joined Compassion, her life had been an ordeal. Her father would always come home drunk, shouting and cursing while beating her mother up. And like a cruel twist to this all too familiar tale, Bhey eventually found out that they were not her father’s legitimate family.
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