St. Louis College Valenzuela

January 2004

What’s Inside

North Manila Athletic Association 2003
NMAA 2003 opens on September 13, 2003 at St. Louis College Valenzuela.

SLCV Adopts Millennium Curriculum
St. Louis College implemented the Basic Education Curriculum (BEC) this school year 2003-2004 as mandated by the Department of Education

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Archives
  St. Louis College Valenzuela celebrated its 25 years as an educational institution in February 2003.  The celebration was officially announced by SLCV President, Mr. Raymond O. Luciano during the inauguration of the Agnes O. Luciano Multi-Purpose Gym held last October 18, 2002. click here

  St. Louis College: Soaring High to the Heights of Knowledge. click here

  Philippines: Rising High Tech Exporter. click here

  Home-School Connection: How to Help Your Kids Get Much, Much More Out of School. click here

  Ten In-Demand Job Skills: As everyone who has held a job eventually learns, your future career prospects depend on the skills you have to offer an employer.  And those workers with in-demand skills on their resumes are in demand are the ones who get the job.  click here

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RP’s “Wonder Boy” San Andres is Asian Supercross 85cc king

Kenneth San Andres of Caltex-Revtex used to be just the Philippines’ best young rider.

In the 2003 FlM Supercross Championship, San Andres became Asia’s greatest.

San Andres, who earned the moniker “Wonder Boy” due to his outstanding motocross exploits, clinched first place overall in 85cc junior division of the the FIM series’ final leg at the Guam International Circuit, Guam, USA.

The multi-titled 14-year-old Philippine Sportswriters Association awardee actually ranked third place in the first heat, as he had to battle his way through the nine-rider field with stomach cramps.

But the six-time national mini-class rider of the year bounced back with a vengeance in the second heat, shoving Sean Lipanovich and Shane Morrison to the backseat with a mighty first-place finish to clinch the overall junior title.

He beat his closest pursuer by 13 seconds, which in motocross standards is quite an impressive feat.

“In the first race, he was inhaling and exhaling the wrong way, which led to his cramps,” said Kenneth’s father Jun-Jun, himself a Revtex rider. “But I made sure his breathing was rigth in the second race. Of course, the kid rose to the challenge and ran a great race.”

San Andres, who waved the Philippine flag around the track after his title triumph, was appointed by the National Motorcycle Sports and Safety Association to banner the Philippines with Revtex teammate Glenn Aguilar in the 10-nation event.

“We should all be proud of his feat because he proved that he can be Asia’s best young rider,” said Caltex Revtex manager Ner Marquez Dormiendo, who accompanied the riders to the Guam meet, with another Caltex manager Paul Familara and UAM president Macky Carapiet.

This is the third fourth time this year that San Andres took part in the FIM event.


Source: www.manilatimes.net * December 7, 2003

Kenneth R. San Andres Third Year HS - St. John Bosco St. Louis College Valenzuela

St. Louis College Valenzuela presents
“Music Craze 2k4”
Featuring:
Kyla, KC Montero & Rannie Raymundo
with special participation of LUCID Band

February 21, 2004 * 7 PM
SLCV Gymnasium

Tickets are available at: High School Office * 292-3170

SLCV Grade School
Children’s Center for Performing Arts
proudly presents…

Let There be Children and their Music
Part II
February 7, 2004 at 6 pm * SLCV Gymnasium

Watch and win in the Raffle Draw
Prizes at stake:
(1) Nokia 2100; (1) Colored Printer;
(2) P2,000 Book Certificates; (5) P1,000 Book Certificates

Winners during the December 6, 2003 Raffle Draw:
Juan Paolo Cunanan, Ma. Rowena Gregorio, Lance Kendrick F. Baldridge, Theodore James Domingo, Ma. Justine Margarette N. Bautista, Edelina F. Perez & Ebenezzer Espinosa

FOR YOUR CELLPHONE SECURITY:

Text 682 or Text NTC is another alternative way of reporting lost/stolen cell phones. Project Text 682 aims to prevent and eventually eliminate the problem of mobile cell phone theft. Through a string of SMS commands, TEXT 682 will enable mobile phone subscribers to prevent anyone from using a stolen or lost mobile phone by blocking the IMEI of the said phone. Once a mobile phone is blocked, it cannot be used anymore even if the SIM card is replaced. Likewise, if the stolen phone is returned to the rightful owner, he/she will be able to automatically unlock the IMEI of the said mobile phone.

For SMART/Talk & Text, Globe and Touch Mobile Subscribers:

REGISTER: First step is to register to TEXT 682. Registration is valid for one year. To find out the IMEI of your mobile phone, simply type *#06# or look for it on the printed compliance plate under the battery.

To register, simply type: REG_<CELL_PHONE_NUMBER>_<IMEI>_ <PINCODE> and send to 682

BLOCKING THE PHONE
You must block your phone as soon as you learn it is lost or stolen. You may use any GSM phone to BLOCK a cellular phone.

To block phone, simply type BLOCK_<CELL_PHONE_NUMBER> <PINCODE> and send to 682.

UNBLOCKING THE PHONE
You may use any GSM phone to unblock a blocked cellular phone.

To unblock phone, simply type UNBLOCK_<CELL PHONE_ NUMBER>_<PIN CODE> and send to 682.

UNDOING THE REGISTRATION OF THE PHONE
You must use the registered cellular phone that you wish to
unregister.

To unregister, simply type UNREG_<CELLPHONE_NUMBER>_<PIN CODE> and send to 682.

CHANGING THE PIN CODE
You must use the registered cellular phone to change the pin code.

To change pin code, simply type PIN_<OLD_PIN_CODE> _<NEW PIN CODE> and send to 682.

HELP MENU: For help, simply type HELP and send to 682.

FOR SUN CELLULAR SUBSCRIBERS
The Text 682 service is found under Sun Cellular Emergency sub-menu. To reach the said sub-menu, enter The Mall, select Post Office, then select Public Service, then select Government, and then you will find the TEXT 682 service. There are six options found under the Text 682 service: Register, Block, Unblock, Unregister, Change PIN, and FAQS.

NOTE: All completed transactions are worth PhP 5.00

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