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  • Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines, erickgpt (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    Roman Battle Cry Early Roman Republic and Roman Empire: "Remember above all, our Roman Gods are watching, make sure they are not ashamed!". Late Roman Empire: "Nobiscum Deus!" (God with us!) ........................... KAUNLARAN PARA SA MGA PILIPINO AT LALO NA SA MGA NAGHIHIRAP. LORD, I WILL ALWAYS PRAY FOR THIS COUNTRY... ALWAYS
  • Roque Ruaño Building, ALEJANDRO (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    C.A.F.A RULEZZZZZZZZ!!
  • Beato Angelico Building, ALEJANDRO (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    CFAD and ARCHI RULEZ!!!!!
  • Isetann, ALEJANDRO (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    BEST MALL IN QUIAPO
  • Gagalangin Rotonda, bokbokbo (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    just to add i used to go to a small public library at the corner of tecson and fernandez street. below it is the barbershop i used to get my hair cut. they have good old books at the library. they should build a new one for the kids in the neighborhood. calling all baranngay chairman and kagawad. this is a good project to spend efforts and money.
  • Pampanga Market, bokbokbo (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    memorable place of my childhood. bilihan ng kakanin, fresh produce. it serves the community for some time now. i hope they have made improvement of the facility by this time. you don't have to go to divisoria. you always have your own suking tindera who will give you good deals .
  • Gagalangin Rotonda, bokbokbo (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    hindi, balita noon ninakaw daw pure tanso kasi. ganda noon lalo na nuoong bagong gawa pa. they have concerts there too during special occassions. missed those days. malinis and they even showed it as part of bagong lipinan videos in theaters. gagalangin is really beautiful then lal na during thr pre war eras according to mu lola. i was born and grew up there. tondo boy pero gagalagnin bred.
  • Mariano Marcos Memorial High School, Ruel Manicdao (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    This is my beloved school, from where I Learn a lot and start my heart to beat. I miss all my classmate Batch 81.... I miss you .....
  • Dapitan Square, Rosa Imperial-Molo (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    Yoohoo! Unit 201! Be there or be square!!! Load your pussy up at Rosa's Loadxtreme!!! Hello to Manang! Let's read a lot of pocketbooks! - Rosa Hi to Paul!
  • Saint Paul University Manila, eaty (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    im overwhelmed,now i want you to choose which subject would like to have our conversation more meaningful ?anybody?bunnyhunter?
  • Smokey Mountain Housing Project, toto (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    buti naman nagimprove na.. weeehhhh!!!
  • TUP CIE/CAFA Building, marygen (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    hi i was a former student of tup batch 1997-2001 CIE-EST student
  • UST - Tan Yan Kee Student Center, aSkal (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    Weird policy about the id straps...does it have to necessarily be UST id straps even if the ID is the UST student id? Oh well. The building is a good place to relocate the various student orgs, and the enrollment procedures flow smoothly here...guess the id thing is my only complaint really
  • St. Raymond de Peñafort Building, aSkal (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    Where I took my summer clases for Algebra, Filipino literature in English (weird huh?) and Filipino 102...the profs were great, especially Ma'am Concepcion! You rock! Our prof for SCL-RUS (Social Problems etc) was also from the AB faculty. He made the subject more meaningful. Thanks! And the AB students are also good people, very opinionated and vocal about their beliefs (from my experience)
  • Beato Angelico Building, aSkal (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    the building beside this (to the upper left) has the publishing house/bookstore...
  • UST Quadricentennial Square and Alumni Park, aSkal (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    Seeing the COOP building makes me miss it...used to buy stationery paper for my collection there. Plus used to hang out in the COOP during breaks when I was still a freshette...*sigh* Is the fountain where the old fishpond used to be? Then there's also the lack of the stalls during August-September that used to sell various stuff...oh well
  • Doña Teodora Alonzo High School, randale (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    one of the smallest but one of the best... students are all good but not the best... i am PROUD TO SAY THAT I AM STUDYING AT THIS SCHOOL... bashers are not allowed hire....
  • UST Quadricentennial Square and Alumni Park, aSkal (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    Where I sometimes go to just chill. The sound of the fountain is rather calming...though when it was just being set up, the fountain used to sound a lot like something exploding (or a gun shot even)..thankfully it's now nice and peaceful. There are still practice sessions here for cheer dances, group presentations and the like...and of course there is the occasional shooting for a tv soap or commercial ^^ Plus the park also doubles as a venue site.
  • UST Hospital and Benavides Cancer Research Institute, aSkal (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    I used to frequent this place because of my chronic tonsilitis and other throat problems. This is where my doctor/ENT schedules our consultations. He's Dr. Mon Belmonte by the way. Well that and this is usually the place where any other hospital emergencies my family experiences get referred to, when we still lived nearby... The coffee shop near the entrance always emanates with the delicious smell of coffee...too bad the prices are rather steep...
  • Miguel de Benavides Library, aSkal (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    I usually frequented the internet/computer stations (I knew where each one was on almost every floor), and the Science section of course, especially for reviews and when I had to write laboratory report papers and the like. During first year, it was interesting to look through the Humanities and Religion departments, there were some fascinating books there. The Filipiniana section yielded interesting and helpful books for my search in related literature for my thesis as well. The Reader's Cafe had good offerings, though the prices were steep. The photocopying services were also helpful. I wish the computers used to look through the LORENZO system and EBSCO system were increased though. There were times I had to wait for more than an hour until I was able to sit down and use one unit, only to find that the system was down or experiencing errors. How often are the book catalogues updated? Sometimes it says that the book is available but when I go look for it, I find out that someone has already checked-out the book...