CENTRAL PHILIPPINE UNIVERSITY, ILOILO CITY, PHILIPPINES 5000.
Re-entered as a second class mail at the City Post Office on December 2, 1996.
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bi-monthly by the office of Planning and Development
CENTRAL PHILIPPINE UNIVERSITY, ILOILO CITY, PHILIPPINES 5000. Re-entered as a second class mail at the City Post Office on December 2, 1996. |
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Alumni Office dedicated, officers installed
Uy tops CE board Central Philippine University produced another topnotcher in the recent Civil Engineering Board Examination. Winston Y. Uy, 1998 magna cum
laude graduate of CPU, ranked number one in the Civil Engineering
Licensure Examination which was released last November 28. He got 94.55%
rating.
 The other successful examinees from CPU were Lynie J. Amen, Jose Roy P. Areno, Rachel C. Arroyo, Jerry Ernest M. Asas, Julin M. Borra, June O. Cepeda, Floreen Joy P. Demavivas, Warren E. Fullon, Rommel G. Gaspan, Ricalinda D. Lim, Arnold B. Pamplona, Apollo R. Peralta, Jr., Jobert John I. Posadas, Edwin A. Rapista, Joseph M. Sabio, Leonardo G. Superio, Jr., Mary Ann C. Tagaytayan, Estella A. Tipanan, Joenel B. Tajonera and Ric Armando T. Valenzuela. |
Pioneer ECE grads
excel in nat'l board
The pioneer graduates in Electronics and Communications Engineering (ECE) of Central Philippine University excelled in the recent national board with two topnotchers, namely Modesto Trixine B. Cajita and Romeo U. Baga, 1st and 8th placers, respectively. The other Centralian graduates who hurdled the ECE board given in Manila and Cebu on November 4-5 are Anne P. Abono, Mark Anthony Alquizola, Ramon A. Alguidano, Jr., Alex Brian S. Baldago, Reynaldo S. Cabarles, Jr., Rommel T. Campos, Ian C. Cartial, Benito P. Cava, Rommel E. Ceballos, Arnel C. de Castro, Michael G. Cercado, Michael G. de la Cruz, Dante S. Dadoy, Edgardo I. Diaz, June A. Eledio, Jose Arnel E. Escauriasa, Benhur B. Facto, Jr., Marco Antonio G. Ga, Jerome G. Galotera. Gerald T. Genona, Isabel E. Gorriceta, Mark Anthony M. Hervias, Geza Monneth P. Hipolito, Lira P.Ladigohon, Lou Rainier Y. Lim, Stephen S. Maravilla, Ivonee Grace V. Naysay, Raymond L. Nobleta, Koolen G. Oberas, Marcelo P. Omagtang, Rolan O. Ortizo, Cyril P. Pecina, Francis P. Porras, Rojo D. Rojo, Julius S. Sarmiento, Ivy Mar S. Selguera, Melanie L. Soriano, Marlon L. Velez, Franklin A. Villar, Jr. and Roger T. Wong. CPU registered a 91.30% passing percentage
which was comparatively higher than the 50.92% national percentage.
University showcases Festival of Lights Last Christmas, CPU held a "Festival of Lights" to attract the alumni, friends, and the general public to visit the campus. “This is to let everyone know that in spite of the burden spawned by the El Niño phenomenon, the currency crisis in Asia, and the impending threat posed by La Nina, the joy of celebrating the birth of our Lord continues to reign within our hearts,” said Pres. Juanito M. Acanto. The campus glittered with hundreds of colorful lanterns, numerous nativity scenes, lighted trees and various sets of lighted figurines depicting Christmas-related stories. The daigon contest participated in by the different provinces of the Student Republic on December 17, 1998 was won by the CPU Development High School. Winners of the Light-A-Tree, Lantern and Nativity Scene contest were also announced on said date. The switching on of the Christmas light took place on December 1 with City Mayor Mansueto Malabor and Don Pepe Layson as guests. Other highlights of the affair involved mini- fire works followed by a wide-screen video presentation of grand fireworks. The festival of lights continued until January 6, 1999.
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