Monday, December 3, 2007

Senate Inquiries: A Look into the Pertinent Issues of the Youth with the Senators (tuloy na!)

The UP School of Economics Student Council, Ateneo de Manila Sanggunian, and New Gen
invite you to

SENATE INQUIRIES:

A look into the pertinent issues of the youth with the senators

September 7, 2007
4:00 - 7:30pm

Henry Lee Irwin Theater
Ateneo de Manila University


Moderated by Professor Solita Monsod
with University Student Council Chairpersons Shahana Abdulwahid (UPD),
Karl Satinigan (ADMU), and Reyner Villasenor (UST).


Registration is free. Just bring your UP ID or Form 5.

A 'surprise' follows after the public discussion.

How to get to Henry Lee Irwin Theater if you're bringing a car.
1. Enter Gate 2 (the gate right after the underpass and before the overpass).
2. Tell the guard you're going to Henry Lee for Senate Inquiries (if your plate number is not registered, you might have to leave your ID with the guard in exchange for an entrance card)

You can ask the guard directions to go there. But here are additional directions.

3. Immediately turn left after the guard house
4. When you reach the end of the road, turn right.
5. Drive straight
6. The Theatre is right after the gate leading inside the Grade School area.


How to get to Henry Lee Irwin Theater if you're commuting:
1. Ride the UP Katipunan jeep until the overpass in front of National Bookstore.
2. Cross the overpass and enter the nearest gate to Ateneo.
3. Tell the guard you're going to Henry Lee for Senate Inquiries.

You can ask the guard directions to go there. But here are additional directions.
4. Immediately turn right in the parking area and go straight until you reach the road.
5. Turn left and go straight, it around a five-minute walk to the Theater.
6.
The Theatre is right after the gate leading inside the Grade School area.





You can now order your UP Centennial Planner!




Judging for Belen-Making Contest, Carolefest Registration moved

TO ALL COLLEGE STUDENT COUNCILS:

We are pleased to announce that the OVCSA and OICA agreed to our request of moving the registration deadline for the 2nd University Carolfest from December 7 (Friday) to December 10 (Monday next week). On that day, you may submit your accomplished registration forms.

However, especially for Colleges that have already expressed intent to join, the OICA wishes that you submit your proposal forms for the PhP 3,000 seed money request by December 6 (Thursday) in order for them to speedily process these through the Office of the Chancellor.

In line with this, we will have a meeting of College Student Council representatives for the Carolfest on December 10, 5:30 pm. The venue for this will be announced by this week. Please send at least one representative because aside from discussing concerns and mechanics, we will also schedule the rehearsals at the UP Theater for December 12 (Wednesday next week) and the sequence of participants for the contest proper on December 14 (Friday next week). Finally, copies of the mechanics have been sent to all College Student Councils. If you have not received a copy, please approach your respective College Representatives to the USC.

As for the Belen-Making Contest, the OVCSA has also agreed to move the start of judging from December 10 (Monday next week) to December 13 (Thursday next week). We requested VC Betsy Enriquez to do so in light of the fact that the College Student Councils already have their hands full due to the preparations for the Carolfest, the Lantern Parade, and their respective Christmas activities. Mechanics already sent via e-mail last week are posted at the USC Committee on Culture and the Arts Multiply site (http://usccca.multiply.com).

For any queries, please don't hesitate to contact me at (0906)3127928.

See you all at the League of College Councils meeting later at 4:00 pm at the College of Education. I hope each Council sends a representative so we can also discuss matters regarding the Carolfest and the Belen-Making Contest thoroughly. Thank you and good luck with your events this Christmas Season!


In Solidarity,


Jeffrey C. Crisostomo
Councilor, University Student Council 2007-2008
Chairperson, USC Committee on Culture and the Arts
1st Year, MA Urban and Regional Planning (SURP)
Graduate, BA Sociology (CSSP)
University of the Philippines - Diliman
lunar_calypso@yahoo.com | jeff.crisostomo@gmail.com
(0906)3127928

Contact the USC CCA at updusc_cca@yahoo.com.ph.
Visit http://usccca.multiply.com!

Saturday, December 1, 2007

SESC is rocking the world wide web! ASTIIIG...

Photo Sharing and Video Hosting at Photobucket

AST
IIIG
ang bagong SESC Website!


Innovative
  • Now operated by a content-managed system that allows SESC to update the website the way you update your typical blog account.
  • Designed with a new skin and cool graphics inspired by SESC's theme for this semester, Rock the Status Quo.
  • With articles that are made printer and email-friendly through PDF, print, and email icons for each post.

Interactive. Featuring
  • a polls section that allows online users to vote about SESC endeavors
  • a tagboard that allows you to announce, comment, or suggest to SESC.
  • an online forum for you to discuss your thoughts on any topic under the sun.

Informative.
  • Access publications and information about SESC, Econ-based organizations and links to other student councils through the website .
  • Powered with a search function that makes it faster and easier for you to find information about SESC when you need it.
  • Featuring RSS feed entries that allows you to know the latest headlines from the USC Blog by the Econ Rep and to subscribe to the SESC website.
ASTIIIG ITO.
Rock the Status Quo.


Made possible through the initiative of the Office of the Economics Representative

USC SLAAC; Dying to Belong, a workshop and discussion on the Anti-Hazing Law

The University Student Council Students' Legal Aid and Action Center
and National College of Public Administration and Government Student Council
invite you to

Dying to Belong:
A workshop and discussion on the Anti-Hazing Law
National College of Public Administration and Governance Dome
December 4, 2007
1 to 4pm

Click on the image to view larger version. Attached is a copy of the full text of the law.
Please forward to fellow UP students. Our apologies to those who will be receiving this more than once.


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