The following LTS 2 and CWTS 2 graduates and would-be graduates are invited to facilitate in the LTS 1 and CWTS 1 classes this coming 1^st semester:

 

LTS

·         ABRIOL-SANTOS, Juan Miguel

·         AMPONIN, Alfred

·         ANGON, Cheenee Marie

·         ATIENZA, Ethel Rose

·         AVES, Reynaldo Bernabe

·         BAGUINON, John Matthew

·         BANTATUA, Carelle Grace

·         BOLISTA, Robin

·         BRITO, Mary Rose

·         CABUG, Robert Francis

·         CASTILLO, Laurence Marvin

·         COLLADO, Marco

·         CORNISTA, Aaron

·         DATOC, Kim Alvin

·         DE PEDRO, Edmarjohn

·         DORADO, Charley May

·         ESTRELLA, Richard

·         EVANGELISTA, Jerome

·         FORONDA, Janiza Lianne

·         FUNTANILLA, Karen

·         GATDULA, Heidi Rachelle

·         GERANCE, Rose Anne

·         GURROBAT, Ma. Cielo

·         HERNANDEZ, Daryl John

·         HILOMEN, Judith

·         HUGO, James Bryan

·         LABITORIA, Rebelita

·         LABRADOR, Ephraim

·         LOPEZ, Michael

·         LUTERO, Destiny

·         MACALINTAL, Ismael

·         MALONZO, Brian Job

·         MARQUETA, Daryl

·         MARTINEZ, Beverly

·         MERCADO, MA. Merloisa Gyn

·         MERCADO, Regine Therese

·         NACIONAL, Rommel B.

·         NAGUIT, Andrea

·         OCITE, Vicencio III

·         OÑATE, Sherlyn

·         ORTIZ, Adrianne

·         OSEÑA, Ethel

·         PADILLA, Steffi Joy

·         PLAN, Aaron Stephen

·         POTOT, John Christopher

·         REBONG, Anthony John

·         REMORAL, Debbie Rose

·         REYES, Edgar Jr.

·         SALUDARES, Mark Loui D.

·         SEVILLA, Maria Robina

·         SIMON, Alvin Nowell

·         TENEPERE, Paul Isias

·         TOBIAS, Ina Krissa

·         TOLENTINO, Jesse

·         TUMAMPOS, Stephanie

·         TUMBAGA, Rinalie

·         VELANDRES, Jomuel

·         VICENAL, Joveth

 

CWTS:

·         ACHANZAR, Constantine

·         ADENA, Christopher

·         ALVAREZ, Paul Lloydson

·         ARROYO, Mary Joy

·         BABASA, Allen John

·         BARTOLOME, Rodel m.

·         BAUTISTA, Aimebelle Pauline

·         BERNARDO, Lloyd

·         BUGAYONG, Reynan Gabriel

·         CANTOS, Joan Reina

·         DANGATAG, Cristal Alexis

·         DE CASTRO, Ariane Paola

·         DEIMOY, John Roy

·         DELAS ALAS, Carmina B.

·         DION, Marc Christian

·         FACTOR, Catrine Jell

·         FAJARDO, Diane

·         FELICIANO, Jazmine Rosanna

·         FLORES, Bernard Francis

·         FRANCISCO, Angelica

·         ILAGAN, Joan Redondo

·         JAEN, Eunice Marie

·         JOVELLANO, Marlem Elect

·         JUSAYAN, Joanne Marie

·         LARRACES, Ponsettia

·         LAURIO, Anafrida Mariz

·         LORENZO, Carlo Augustin

·         MALLARI, Rhea

·         MAMACLAY, Noriel Jonathan M.

·         MARASIGAN, Paul Christian

·         MARCALINAS, Matthew Polo

·         MENDOZA, Hervin Errol

·         MENDOZA, Paulo

·         MONTECILLO, Dona Amor

·         OROY, Nerley Joy C.

·         PACO, John Bernard

·         QUILANG, Chris Bryan

·         RIVERA, Marie Angelique

·         ROBERTO, Rowenah Marie

·         SALAZAR, Rey Angelo

·         SANTOS, Anton Remana Nakita

·         TENG, Jasmin Mae

 

If you are interested, you must attend the NEW FACI TRAINING-WORKSHOP & ORIENTATION, which is scheduled on June 14-15 (weekend, Saturday and Sunday), 9 AM to 6 PM at the BNP. The training-workshop is required for students to be allowed to facilitate in LTS and CWTS classes. Students who conducted leadership training-workshop as their LTS 2 requirement need not attend the Saturday session but must attend the Sunday orientation.

 

 Please confirm your attendance to at least one of the ff:

·         09193268672 (Tita Rose) / 09278009465 / (049)5360505 (office landline)

·         rdaya2001@yahoo. com (e-mail at friendster)

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SWALLOW pride
DIGEST good values
FAST on anger
INDULGE in prayer

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It's 5:06 am local time.

France lost 5:3 to Italy in the penalty shoots. But France is the better team having 11 goal attempts to Italy's 3. I just wonder what got into Zidane for him to headbutt the chest of Materrazzi? He must have really been pissed off. Too bad he ended his career with a red card. I'm sure Les Bleus was demoralized when he got out of the game. But I think he is still the hero of this game. Hey, but that's football and it will be written in football's illustrious history. Bravo!

Kudos too for Gemany's great hosting of the World Cup. Owe it to German efficiency?

No, I didn't see the World Cup matches live at all, but I read them live, real time on the internet. World Cup 2006 is a great example of multimedia reporting. The fan blogs add THE flavor to the matches. Even just reading the blogs and the exceptional Match Cast on the FIFA website, you can feel the excitement, the tension and the euphoria for every match. this could be a good communication study: how the world cup brought the world together, watching matches through different time zones, even virtually hearing the collective sighs and hurrahs for every goal missed or made. That's the World Cup for you. Kofi Annan even envies the way FIFA brings nations together, with 200+ member nations compared to the UN's 191 (my stats may not be accurate but still it's a fact that FIFA has more members than the UN!).

Pinoys should try to elevate this game higher than basketball. Stop liking what Americans like. Sorry basketball and boxing fans. Pinoys will excel in football. It doesn't require height, which genetically, Southeast Asians lack, just stamina and some speed.

Now, I'm waiting for the delayed telecast to see the action without the intense nervousness of not knowing the outcome. hehehe

 

 

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