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UNIV 2011 Launch: Living Freedom Decisively

Posted on : August 27th, 2010 Comments : 0
Category : UNIV-Academic Tags: , ,

Where are you going?

 Amidst our fast-paced environment, have you really stopped to think: Where am I going? What are my goals in life? What are my priorities?

 As fundamental as it is, these questions are hardly pondered upon by most people today. The UNIV 2011 Theme “Living Freedom Decisively” is a very timely reminder to help us think about our everyday decisions in life.

 Admittedly, a thorough thinker herself, Ms. Vanessa Valdez, will help us consider these points through her talk about Living Freedom Decisively. She will discuss how, she, in her work as a script writer for movies such as A Love Story, Miss You Like Crazy, and One More Chance, have tried to use her freedom well by injecting values in the stories she create.

 Learn more about her work and how you yourself can start making better decisions by attending the UNIV 2011 Launch in Tanglaw University Center on August 28, 2010 from 10:30 AM-12:15 PM.

 For inquiries, call Calai Clariño at 0917-840-3833 or email her at clarino.macarmela@gmail.com.

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UNIV is a research congress on current issues affecting human development wherein university students can play a decisive role. UNIV involves research work, conferences, lectures and round table discussions on a chosen theme. Its culminating event is the UNIV Philippines Final Congress. Selected participants also have a chance to be invited to the UNIV Seminar in Rome, Italy together with other university students from 60 different countries.

 Details on Vanessa Valdez:

Winner, 2009 MMFF Award for Best Original  Love Story (I Love You, Goodbye)

2008 FAP Award for Best Screenplay

2008 Star Award for Most Original Screenplay of the Year (A Love Story)

http://showbizandstyle.inquirer.net/entertainment/entertainment/view/20091031-233323/Confessions-of-a-young-scriptwriter

ETC! Adventures of a Startup: The Hotshots Experience

Posted on : August 23rd, 2010 Comments : 0
Category : Cultural-Media, Featured
The story behind Hotshots Flame Grilled Burgers

Ms. Anjanette Decena started Hotshots Flame-Grilled Burgers when she was still a college student. Now the restaurant has branches in the Philippines, Indonesia and Singapore.

Hear the story behind the burger franchise in Tanglaw on Saturday, 1:30 to 2:30 pm for the bi-weekly ETC. Contact Mimi at 0915-3440982 or e-mail camillediola@yahoo.com for more info. #

Let’s get it started!

Posted on : August 16th, 2010 Comments : 0
Category : Catechism and Outreach, Featured

Interested to teach? Think about it…

Hey hey hey! The Tanglaw Catechism Club will have it’s first catechism seminar workshop on Saturday, August 21, Saturday, from 9am to 5:30pm. Registration fee is Php50.

Ms. Lorie Anda, PhilSci teacher will give a talk about “Why Teach Catechism” and Ms. Zyra Lentija will give a lecture on how to adapt to your student’s learning styles.

Be a catechist now! 

“My thoughts turn next to the ever increasing number of children and young people born and brought up in non- Christian or at least non- practising home but who wish to know the Christian faith. They must be ensured a catechesis attuned to them, so that they will be able to grow more and more, in spite of the lack of support or even the opposition they meet in their surroundings”.

- Pope John Paul II, Catechesis in our Time no.42

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