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My Grad Certificates

joni | August 25, 2010

One of the first things I looked for when I got to Valenzuela was the mail. I knew my diploma and transcript arrived weeks ago but this was the first time I got to see them.

Weekly Gratefulness List (June 20 to 26, 2010)

joni | June 25, 2010

–Instead of a DLSU Press,the university now has the Academic Publications Office (APO) which partners with publishers for (what else?) the school’s publishing needs. The way I understand it, APO acts like an agent of sorts in that it becomes the middleman between the writer and the publisher. Last Saturday, I sent a soft copy [...]

100 Years of La Sallian Presence in the Philippines…

joni | June 24, 2010

…100 years of excellence!!
The university and college recognition rites coincided with the day when a time capsule was buried in simple ceremonies at DLSU, as part of the celebrations for the DLSU centennial. I took some pictures for posterity.

Almost Graduation

joni | June 19, 2010

I did not go to the actual graduation ceremonies (which is starting right about now…). Instead, I attended the recognition rites given by both the college and the university on June 16, 2010. Here are my pictures of the events:

You know you should’ve graduated long ago when…

joni | June 17, 2010

…you don’t know any of the other graduates.
…you’re on first name basis with most of your profs.
…you’re on kumustahan basis with many of the secretaries, from different offices.
…you share fond memories of yesteryears with the gardener.

Homage to F. Sionil Jose (North Conservatory, DLSU; December 1, 2009)

joni | December 2, 2009

The National Artist for Literature F. Sionil Jose is turning 85 and the DLSU Literature Department decided to throw a surprise bash. I was lucky enough to be invited.
It was a great night for prose and poetry with old friends and mentors. One of these days, I will have to deliver on my promise to [...]