Aegis 2010 Recruitment

Join the 2010 Aegis Editorial Board


Available Positions and Specific Requirements
Editor-in-Chief: Write a 150 to 300-word essay on why you want to be the next Editor-in-Chief. Submit on the following format: Arial 11pt font, double spaced, one inch margins on all sides.
Secretary General
Associate Editor: Portfolio. Sample one-page non-fiction essay. Detailed curriculum vitae.
Editor for Important Persons and Groups: Make a database and a map of all the offices in Ateneo. Present the contact details of the COA Board for this coming year.
Write-Ups Editor: English and Literature grades.
Creative Services Editor: Submit a CD containing your design portfolio.
Photography Editor
Managing Editor
Finance Director
Public Relations and Communications Director
Human Resources and Organizational Development Director
For more details on the available positions visit aegis09.ateneo. edu

Join the Legacy Team
What is the Legacy Team?
The Legacy Team will serve as the documentation arm of each batch, and subsequently, the Sanggunianan. It is an entity in charge of documenting, collecting, processing and safe-keeping all materials that capture events happening for each batch from freshman year to senior year. These may include the Freshman Orientation Seminar (OrSem), Alternative Class Program (ACP), Blue Christmas, InTACT, NSTP, JEeP, Pabaon and any other organizational activity or event.


Positions are available for all year levels as Batch Representatives
(incoming Senior, Junior, Sophomore, and eventually, Freshman)
They are in charge of forming and heading a team that will compile all available documentation to be released in a creative compilation of documents and media collected during the year.


Application Procedures for
2010 Aegis Editorial Board and Legacy Team
1. Pick a position you'd like to apply for
2. Fill-out and submit the form that can be found at aegis09.ateneo. edu
3. Email a soft copy of your resume to ateneoaegis09@gmail.com
4. Aegis EB 2009 will get in touch with you
4. Show up at your interview schedule with a hard copy of your resume and any other specific requirements for your desired position.

Deadline for application is Sunday, April 26, 2009

GATE PASS STICKER BULLETIN - Monday, 20 April 2009

The 2009-2010 Gate pass stickers will be issued beginning Monday, 27 April. The cost of the sticker is the same as last year.

SCHEDULE: Monday to Friday – 7 am to 12 noon; 1 to 4 pm
Saturday – 7 am to 12 noon.


PROCEDURE FOR STUDENTS AND BUSINESS

1. Get an application form at the ticket booth of the Blue Eagle Gym.

• There is no need to submit a photo copy of the LTO Official Receipt and Certificate of Registration if your vehicle was issued a sticker in 2008. Please indicate/note the number of your 2008 sticker in the application form.

• If the application is for another vehicle, please submit a photo copy of the LTO Official Receipt and Certificate of Registration.

2. Fill-up the form, sign and submit at the same place for verification.

3. Pay the fee and get your sticker.

STUDENTS 27 April to 30 June 2009 After 30 June 2009
1st and 2nd stickers P600 each P1,600 each
3rd, 4th, etc. stickers P1,000 each P2,000 each

BUSINESS 27 April to 30 June 2009 After 30 June 2009
School bus/service, delivery P1,000 each P2,000 each
trucks, vans, jeeps
Tricycle, motorcycle P300 each P1,300 each

PROCEDURE FOR ATENEO AND AFFILIATED PERSONNEL

1. Get an application form.

• GRADE SCHOOL – Office of the Assistant Headmaster for Student Affairs (AHSA).

• HIGH SCHOOL – Office of the Associate Principal for Student Affairs (APSA).

• ALL OTHER UNITS - University Physical Plant Office, Room 207, Xavier Hall



2. Some notes:
• If your vehicle was issued a sticker in 2008, there is no need to submit a photo copy of the LTO Official Receipt and Certificate of Registration. Please indicate/note the number of your 2008 sticker in the application form.

• If the application is for another vehicle, please submit a photo copy of the
LTO OR and CR.

3. Submit the form to Room 207, Xavier Hall for verification.

4. Pay at the Cashier’s Window, 1st floor Xavier Hall.

5. The sticker will be issued in Room 207, Xavier Hall upon presentation of the Ateneo OR.

ATENEO & AFFILIATED PERSONNEL 27 April to 30 June 2009 After 30 June 2009
1st & 2nd stickers for P200 each P1,200 each
4 wheel vehicles
3rd, 4th, etc. stickers P600 each P1,600 each
4 wheel vehicles
1st& 2nd sticker for motorcycles P200 each P1,200 each



REGULAR VISITORS (Outsiders regularly entering the campus, e.g. Moro Health & Fitness Center users, Milo Best participants) 27 April to 30 June 2009 After 30 June 2009
1st & 2nd car stickers P600 each P1,600 each
3rd, 4th, etc. stickers P1,000 each P2,000 each
Motorcycle sticker P300 each P1,300 each

IMPORTANT REMINDERS

1. Stickers obtained after 30 June 2009 will have a P1,000 surcharge.

2. Those without gate pass stickers will be required to:

• Leave behind your driver’s license or a current ID card with picture with the guard.

• Get a visitor’s pass.

• Surrender the visitor’s pass in the same gate where it was given and recover his driver’s license or ID.

This procedure slows down the flow of traffic. Get your gate pass sticker now and avoid the inconvenience of getting a visitor’s pass. You will also help ease the flow of traffic on campus.



Click here for the actual copy of the memo

Call for volunteer teachers: Research, Algebra

Pathways will have a new batch of incoming college freshmen for SY
2009-'10. To better prepare the students for college, we are
organizing College Preparatory Courses introducing them to the basic
subjects and developing the necessary skills needed for college.

We are currently looking for volunteer teachers willing to teach the
following subjects:

- Basic Research 2 teachers to discuss basic research process,
methods, proper ways of citing authors, etc)
- College Algebra - 1 teacher

Schedule is flexible depending on volunteer teacher's availability.

For interested volunteers, please call us at local 4048 and look for
Ms. Ira Tamis or email us at info.pathways@gmail.com.

Ateneo Online Bulletin User's Guide

ATENEO ONLINE BULLETIN

The Official Student Email System of the Loyola Schools

USER’S GUIDE

Nature of the System

The Ateneo Online Bulletin (AOB) is the email system of the Sanggunian ng mga Mag-aaral addressing the need for a central information source and dissemination system. It is a weekly email digest containing news from the Sanggunian, administration, organizations and other groups. It is sent to the students of the Ateneo through their respective e-groups.

Process for Sending Announcements/Promotions

All email announcements/promotions must be sent to sanggu_board@yahoo.com. For the subject, follow the prescribed format: AOB__ The following are the current sectors that the AOB recognizes and offers service to: Administration – All administrative offices in the Loyola Schools Sanggunian – All student groups under the Sanggunian ng mga Mag-aaral ng Ateneo (Departments and Sectors) Student Groups – All accredited and non-accredited organizations in the Ateneo Others – Units that do not fall in any of the above Some examples of subjects that follow the prescribed format: AOB_Admin_Security Report AOB_Student Orgs_AJMA Reg Washdown AOB_Others_Badminton Try-outs on August 5-10 The cut off day and time for email announcements/promotions to be sent in any given week is SATURDAY, 11:00 PM. The consolidated email announcements/promotions from all the sectors will be disseminated every MONDAY, 1:00 AM via the student e-groups. For emergency announcements that must be sent before the Sunday of the week, it must be explicitly mentioned in the body of the email that it is such. Also, for emergency announcements, the subject format should be: URGENT_AOB__ However, disseminating these emails before the Sunday of the week is still left to the discretion of the officers-in-charge of the AOB.

Prescribed Contents for Announcements/Promotions

All announcements/promotions to be sent to the AOB must contain the following data: Title of the article Actual article *Abstract of the Article The title of the article is what the sender wants to see as the header of the article in the Bulletin. The actual article must be formatted in the way it is intended to appear in the Bulletin. Hence, there is no limitation for creativity. For the brief preview of the article to be submitted, an abstract can be submitted if the sender does not want that a cut portion of the actual article will be used. No file attachments shall be allowed in the announcement/promotions.

Policies and Guidelines

The Sanggunian will not be held liable for any announcements/articles that are not included in the weekly update. All articles that do not reach the Saturday, 11:00 PM deadline will not be included in the Bulletin to be released on the Monday after. Instead, it will be included in following week’s Bulletin. This deadline pertains to the time it was received by the officers-in-charge and not to the time it was sent. Sending of false advertisements, using of foul words or sending of pornographic pictures as part of their articles will be punishable by sanctions dictated by the Loyola Schools. The Sanggunian reserves the right to filter the news articles upon receipt. Articles that are in violation of the Ateneo’s policies will not be included in any weekly update.

Feel free to check this link for another version of the guide

Prepared By:

Katrina C. Morales

Secretary-General

Sanggunian ng mga Mag-aaral ng mga

Paaralang Loyola ng Ateneo de Manila

Class Beadle System

	31 March 2009
To	:	THE LOYOLA SCHOOLS COMMUNITY
From	:	Mr. Eduardo Jose E. Calasanz Associate Dean for Academic Affairs
Re	:	Implementation of the Class Beadle System

Please be reminded that the class beadle system will be implemented throughout the Loyola Schools starting this Summer term 2009.

The duties of a beadle are defined on page 23 of the Faculty Manual (2002 Edition) which states the following:

5.2. Beadle. Faculty must assign a student as Beadle for each class. Among the duties which the class Beadle may be asked to do are the following:

5.2.1. Check the availability of chalk/whiteboard pen and eraser

5.2.2. Switch off lights and fans

5.2.3. Clean the boards at the end of the class

5.2.4. Assist in keeping attendance records

5.2.5. Disseminate information from the faculty member

5.2.6. Collect materials as may be required by the faculty member

5.2.7. Report the faculty member’s absence to the Associate Dean for Academic Affairs after ten (10) minutes (14 minutes for one-and-a-half hour classes) have lapsed and the faculty member is not yet in class. However, if the class has been notified of the faculty member’s time of arrival, the students are obliged to wait quietly until the designated time. If the faculty member fails to appear at the appointed time, the students may consider themselves dismissed, and the Beadle should inform the Associate Dean of the faculty member’s absence.

Attached are the Implementing Guidelines for the class beadles.

The appointed class beadles are requested to go to the Office of the Associate Dean for Academic Affairs as soon as possible for further instructions.

Thank you very much for your cooperation.

Implementing Guidelines for the Class Beadle System

1. Faculty members must assign a student as beadle for each class.

2. The duties of a beadle are defined on page 23 of the Faculty Manual (2002 Edition).

3. Reporting faculty absence shall be done by the class beadle through the Faculty Attendance Form, the procedure for which is detailed below.

Procedure for Reporting Faculty Absence:

1. Each class beadle will be issued, by the Office of the Associate Dean for Academic Affairs (ADAA), one (1) Faculty Attendance Form (FAF) packet per class that he/she is a beadle of.

2. Beadles should submit completed FAFs to the Office of the ADAA no later than Monday of the week after the covered period. They can also submit completed FAFs to the Office of the ADAA through a drop-box which will be placed in front of the ADAA windows along Kostka Hall.

3. The Office of the ADAA summarizes the attendance data and contacts the Department is necessary.

Reminders Regarding the FAF:

1. Schedule/Room of Class should be indicated as: DAY/TIME/ROOM (ex. MWF/1:30-2:30/B-AVR)

2. Each beadle must indicate on the table the following information:

a. The DATE the class was held. (Also for make-up classes.)

b. Whether the teacher was present or absent by placing a ‘check mark’ on the appropriate column.

3. If a faculty member does not appoint a beadle for the class, the Office of the ADAA in coordination with the Office of Student Activities and the Sanggunian ng mga Magaaral will appoint a beadle for this purpose.

March to CONGRESS for CARPER! Wear WHITE, March with Us. APRIL 20, 2009.

On April 20, 2009, Let's make history as we bring our fight for justice to the congress.

On the 20th, the congress will be discussing the CARPer Bill, among other issues, and with that, we are inviting you to show your solidarity with the farmers by being there. As we listen to the proceedings, your choice to be there among the other volunteers will pressure the congress to put importance to the CARPer Bill.



Did you know that 80% of privately-owned land still remains undistributed. If distributed, this amount of land will provide for 400,000 farmer families.

So, the choice is yours. Will you be a HERO for 400,000 families? Let's unite as one people and fight for our brothers and sisters in need.

The moment you choose to participate, you have made a choice against apathy, poverty, injustice, and death.
4.20.09 Assembly at Colayco Pavilion, 3pm


For more information on CARPER and the efforts for it, visit http://carpernow.multiply.com/
For more information on the recently held The Final Stand, visit http://thefinalstand.multiply.com

University Physical Plant Field Exercise on 17 & 18 April 2009

The University Physical Plant Personnel will be off campus on Friday and
Saturday (17 & 18 April). Services will be limited on these days. For
emergency services involving power and water, please contact OSS at local
4104 & 4105.

POWER BULLETIN as of Thursday, 16 April 2009

POWER OUTAGE


Date: Sunday, 19 April
Time: 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Purpose: Pothead termination of Oil Switch #4.

Affected Buildings from 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.:

1. Blue Eagle Gym
2. Grade School Complex
3. Irwin Theatre
4. Manila Observatory
5. Old Department of Communication building
6. College Covered Courts
7. Loyola Schools Swimming Pool
8. All Cell Sites

The following buildings will experience split second interruption at 7:00
a.m. when their power supply is transferred from Balara Grid to Barangka
Grid. Again there will be another split second interruption at 1:00 p.m.
when their power supply is transferred from the Barangka Grid to the
Katipunan Grid.

1. Bellarmine Hall
2. EAPI
3. Jesuit Residence
4. The Church of the Gesu

Back-up power generators will be activated to supply power to facilities
that will have activities that day.

Mamulat. Makialam. Makisangkot.

Mamulat. Makialam. Makisangkot.

Mag-Matanglawin.

Magtungo sa Kostka Extension ngayong Abril 15-22,

o bumisita sa sumali.matanglawin.org.

DEADLINE FOR APPLYING ORGANIZATIONS

The deadline for the submission of requirements for the applying organizations for school year 2009 - 2010 will be on Friday, April 17, 2009

Please settle everything with your OSA professionals.

OSA CLOSED ON APRIL 20-21, 2009

The Office of Student Activities will be closed on April 20 to 21, 2009.

Offices will resume on April 22, 2009 during office hours.

Please be guided accordingly.

For urgent matters, you may reached us at OSA Hotline 09209389144.

HOLD ORDER LIST OF INCOMING JUNIOR AND SENIOR STUDENTS

This is to remind all the incoming Juniors and Seniors who have not had their routine interview for the year to report to the LS Office of the Guidance and Counseling ASAP.

The yearly routine interview is required of all students. Those who fail to do the requirement would be included in the Hold Order List. The deadline for those students who will be having their summer classes is on April 8, 2009. For all other students who have no summer classes, you have the whole summer until June 5, 2009 to settle the said requirement.

To avoid any inconvenience, please drop by at the office and make arrangement with Ms.Didi Jao to address this deficiency.

Check the following Documents for reference.

INCOMING JUNIORS

INCOMING SENIORS

MEMO RE: NEW ACTIVITY HOUR

Please note that it has been decided by the Vice President's Council that at the beginning of the First Semester of the School Year 2009-2010, the activity hour will be on MONDAY and FRIDAY from 4:30 to 6:00 PM. Given this, NO undergraduate classes shall be held at these times.

Departments shall avoid scheduling laboratory and 3 hour classes on Mondays since holidays will either be scheduled or moved to this day.