| SAN CYBERHOME NOMINATED IN WEB AWARDS!
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The SAN home page just got nominated in the 4th Philippine Web Awards.
The award-giving body honors the best Filipino-created Web
sites for the year, and the individuals and teams behind them.
Now on its fourth year, it has gained industry-wide acceptance and is one of the most highly anticipated events in the Internet community.
The SAN web home is categorized under "organizations" and competes with a number of other sites from ateneo, st.theresa's , a number of NGO's and APO manila.
PWA's Calendar
September 1 Deadline of Nominations
October 1 Announcement of Semi-finalists
Start of People's Choice Voting
November 5 Announcement of Finalists
November 16 Awards Night
Keep posted if we can bag it!
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PROJECTS!! PROJECTS!! PROJECTS!!
The Manila residents are sponsoring a play OEDIPUS REX on Sept. 15
at
the GSIS Theater. Tickets are sold for php300 each.
Watch out for Diliman residents' 'Bandtrip' a battle of the bands concert for
september. Sponsored by Channel V and Penshoppe
Diliman is also sponsoring a Personality Developement program with Angel Aquino for the ACLE
and a symposium on "Women in
Power/Politics" with Loren Legarda, Vilma
Santos and Maite Defensor.
SAN's past GREAT PROJECTS!
ON BIRTH AND DEATH....
The father of Bernadette Carrasco-Azucena (88C manila), Ceferino C. Carrasco, Jr.
died due to kidney failure.
Your prayers please.
for everyone's info,
Aiza
90-C manila.
Ma. Luiseli "wewe" Ahorro Garces-Palaganas (89-C manila)
B.S. Public Health '92
pursuing med at Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila, gave birth to a healthy baby boy, 19 July 2001,
12:36PM, 7.5
lbs, 51 cm long, via CS (after 28 hrs of labor).
Wewe and Melf have named their firstborn Geniero Luis Garces
Palaganas.
-contributed by Dr. Kate Lat 89-C manila
Kule : Asiaweek discontinues survey of universities
From Peyups.com
Posted on Thursday, June 28 @ 20:43:26 PHT
UP admin cites flaws in process by Jayson Edward B. San Juan.
Students who want to see UP improve on its Asiaweek survey ranking last year are in for a disappointment.
While UP was preparing to do better in the annual Asiaweek survey, the paper this year decided to discontinue its ranking of Asian universities. Last year, much uproar ensued when UP placed 48th among 77 participants, its lowest since 1997.
Asiaweek is now planning to either continue the survey, but not on an annual basis, or focus on a particular discipline per year.
Itemized quality
The Asiaweek survey of the best universities in the Asia-Pacific region was launched in 1997 to rank the region’s universities in several criteria.
The criteria were changed during the four years the survey was conducted. The 1997 and 1998 surveys had academic reputation, faculty resources, student selectivity, financial resources, and value for money in its criteria.
In the 1999 and 2000 surveys, there were academic reputation, student selectivity, faculty resources, research, and financial resources. There were also some additional items like internet subscription and citations in international journals.
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