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AdNU HS' Food Program aids kids in adopted communities |
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By Irene Grace Francisco, Blue and Gold Staff
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Photos by Mr. Ireneo Quejada  The Community Program Committee, the Coordinator of Student Activities and Community Programs (CSACP) and the Ateneo de Naga Student Government Organization (ANSGO), through the Assisi Development Program (Hapag-asa Integrated Nutrition Program) have started a feeding program aimed at normalizing the health of malnourished children in the adopted coomunities of Ateneo de Naga High School. The program aims to help children whose age range between six months to three years old living in Grandview Urban Poor, Bagong Sirang and Cofradia through feeding, with plans of expanding the program to Cararayan, Greater Pacol Area and possibly Balatas. |
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Bulaong clinches 2nd in Regional Eagle Quiz |
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By Paul Ryan Pornillos, Blue & Gold Staff
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 John Reinier Bulaong, a student from Learning Group 4218 once again reaped laurels for the school as the champion and second placer in the division and regional levels of the 20th Eagle Quiz Bee dubbed “Battle of the Eagles.” The Eagle Quiz Bee, which in now on its 20th year, was sponsored by the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) and the Philippine Geothermal, Inc. The contest aims to promote awareness and scientific interest in the fields of environmental management and ecosystem conservation. In line with the celebration of the Environment Month, the questions for the contest centered on these categories: environment, general knowledge and physical sciences. This year's theme has been "Continue the Green Advocacy."
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Orgs win new members in Club Trek 2010 |
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By Yu Morano, Blue & Gold Staff
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Photos by Mr. Meljohn R. Tatel  The Ateneo de Naga High School held its annual club trek last June 24 and 25 at the covered courts. Once again the different clubs and organizations set up exhibits to advertise their goals and activities to members, especially to the freshmen. During their respective homeroom classes, all the learning groups were given the chance to see the exhibits prepared by the members of each club and organization. Each student was given a Club Registration Form during the
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Sino studies extend to juniors; AdNU welcomes new Sino mentors |
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By James Ibasco, Blue & Gold Staff
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Picture by Mr. Honesto Bermudo III  Now the corridors and classrooms sound with intensified " Ni hao!" and " Lao shi hao!". Mandarin classes, which enhance the Ateneans' mastery of the "putonghua," Chinese characters and Chinese culture, are introduced to the third year students this academic year as more teachers from Fujian Province arrived. Last school year there were two Chinese teachers namely Dai Tingting (Anna) and Xu Shangdong (Paul). Their sessions in Chinese replaced temporarily the Reading sessions among seniors of the previous school year. This academic year, the school welcomes two new mentors: Zhuang Yun (Cindy) and Huang Binqing (Helen). Mr. Xu and Ms. Huang handle classes in the college department. Ms. Zhuang, handles third year classes while Ms. Dai handles fourth year. |
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Career Talk conducted to Seniors |
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By Art Angelo P. Cerio
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 Having their final year at the Ateneo de Naga University High School and before they leave the portals of the school, the senior students gathered together to have a Career Talk last June 11, 2010.
The said talk was organized by the alumni of Ateneo de Naga University High School Class 1975. The primary objective of the Career Talk is to make the students informed of the courses, the careers that they will take in college and the kind of life that they will have in the near future. |
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Guidance Group holds GIRLS’ TALK |
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By Jesha Aina Fajardo Noble
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Photo by Mr. MJ Tatel
 Seeking to inculcate decorum and grace to young ladies of the Ateneo High School, the Guidance Department conducted its first –time project dubbed Girls’ Talk last June 10 and 15, 2010 at the Covered Courts. To better accommodate the students, the Guidance Department divided the big group of female attendees into two. Each was assigned a schedule. One group was comprised of freshmen and sophomores and the other, of juniors and seniors.
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