Grad Pic

Seniors who have not yet placed an order for their grad pic (e.g. those who had their pictures taken at the second round of pictorials) may get their FIAT ORDER FORM from Ma'am Cheng's pigeonhole at the Bio unit.

CAT Orientation

 

All seniors are required to join the year-ender orientation on March 2, 1045h at the ASTB Exhibit Hall.  The camping will be discussed, as well as alternatives for non-attendance to such.  Attending the orientation is important to understand the procedures for clearance for CAT.

 

Thanks!

Projects projects projects.

Ang huling hirit!

Health
Video on product (maybe we can ask Sir to move the deadline?)

Econ
Individual paper
Extra work (business plan implementation or PSE stocks game, searchable ito via google)

English
Poem
Poem Critique

AdProg
Critique and assessment of two other groups' projects, due around March 6?

Fil
Play
LT

Bio
Final Reqts, most likely about EOQR (awaiting pa lang)

STR2
Resubmission of edited paper on March 7
Printed set (4 copies of paper) on March 16, 3:00PM

ATTENTION ALL FOURTH-YEAR STUDENTS:

The final week for glassware clearance for STR2 students is March 5-9, 2012. We will post a list of glassware debtors on March 1. 

The Unit will entertain glassware/equipment returns from 9 am to 3 pm only, and then only subject to the following schedule: 

March 5: Charm, Electron, Gluon

March 6: Graviton, Muon, Photon

March 7: Tau, Truth

March 8-9: Free for all

Thanks!

- the STR SRA

Perio Sched

Wednesday

Physics
Polarization of Light, Special Theory of Relativity, General Theory of Relativity, Reporting Topics, Particle Physics

English
Les Miserables

Thursday

Chem
Cations + Anions

Fil
Ppts na binigay noong Tuesday

SS
Money, Banking, International

Friday
Math
Antiderivatives, Definite Integrals, Area, the whole banana

Biology
Point Mutations, Control of gene expression, DNA Technology, reporting topics (answers to the guide questions, specifically)

Vocab Words for English

1. pernicious

2. magnanimity

3. insurrection

4. formidable

5. quagmire

6. repulsive

7. fathom

8. ignominy

9. votary

10. profound

11. marauder

12. stupor

13. convalescence

14. timorous

15. inexorable

16. enigma

17. denouement

18. veneration

19. providential

20. chaplain

Mending Wall

Mending Wall

HWs for 02/28/12

Fil - Play Practice, as always. Last Order sa Penguin, 1 to 3 PM tayo on March 6; please bring your costumes tomorrow, since we have a photo shoot.

Chem - >___<

Math - Quiz on Antiderivatives, Integrals, Definite Integrals, Area using Definite Integrals, the whole banana.

English - Long test on readings. English groups, please post your ppts either in the groups or on the blogspot.

P6 - Not sure kung may double P6. LAAASSSST.

Econ - For the individual research:

Paper
Arial Narrow 10
Narrow Margin
2 columns, single-spacing
Short bond paper (2-3 pages)
Deadline: TBA

1)Introduction/Defining Topics/Problem
2)Discussion with Data/Stat/Tables/Graphs
3)Analysis/Recommendation

Optional work:

1)Stock trading (print out before and after)
2)Business plan implementation (max of 5 in a group)

HWs for the Final Weekend

It's the last week. We can do this, guys! :D

Fil - Plays (Maaarch 6)

Bio - Take home quiz on DNA reporting. Coverage of perio is from point mutations (LT) to answers to questions asked in reporting.

Chem - Coverage of perio is everything for the two long tests.

English - LT, Poem Project

AdProg - Project due tomorrow via email

P6 - LT on Particles, Debate during Homeroom (Debate Details and Rules posted at Y!groups)

Econ - LT on International Trade

Homework. :)

Health = discussion

Math bonus HW = see gluon site for copy (or grav)

AdProg project due Saturday

No Chem

Physics LT [pero sa ibang sections Friday pa, so I'm not sure. But I think we set the date, so yeah.]

Econ Comprehensive Exam. See Bianchi's post.

P.E. [football? frisbee? softball >.< ?]

Friday~

Math LT

CAT flags

Others~

English LT on Gulliver's Travels and reports (monday or tuesday [sabi ni Ma'am kahapon Monday tapos kanina Tuesday...])

Bio long quiz (take home) about the reports [see bio site]

Fil Play March 6

English Poem ~ 1/8 illus board, minimum of 14 lines free verse: March 6

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Abbey, Tosh, 3rd, Jelor and Leif: Challenges niyo, ha. Consequence: 12 minutes hot seat.

Grad Pics!!

You can now claim your graduation pictures at the Bio Unit:

Concepcion, Georemie Arriane;
Burdeos, Katrina;
Doromal, Radney;
Panis, Ria Mikhaella;
Ocon, Ima;
Tanchuling, Diego;
Peralta, Kean;
Datoc, Hillary;
Francisco, Alexis Joshua;
Peralta, Miguel;
Cardama, Carlo;
Baluyot, Renz;
Abucejo, Jane;
Tababa, Ronida;
Dizon, Edilberto;
Oliveros, Marionne;
Magno, Gian;
Santos, Justin;
Suarez, Mela;
Li, JP;
Espiritu, Dennis;
Rodriguez, David;
Cucueco, Carlos;
Karaan, Marco

Hws - 02/22/12

BIO LT

- Point Mutations
- Control of Gene Expression
- DNA Technology (Recombinant DNA, cDNA, Gel Electrophoresis, Sanger Method, PCR, Gene Cloning)

English

Reporting
LT next week, Monday

STR

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CHEM Practest

Good luck, everyone!

Dennis, Abbey, Rachel, I've got your droppers na. :D (They're all glass.)

Econ Post

Hi guys, this post is a text from Sir Job last week, Tuesday. I only saw this now. >____> I'm not sure kung tuloy pa ito or if anyone else got this text, but here it is (not verbatim):

Please use the period to prepare for the comprehensive exams on the last meeting for this week.

1. Scarcity, opportunity cost, PPF
2. Supply, demand and elasticity
3. Utility max, theory of the firm
4. Products and costs
4. Macro Concepts and GNP Accounting
5. Money and Trade

Last Hell Week in Pisay

Monday

English - Continue Reporting

Physics - Particle Physics HW (yung handout)

- Research on Graviton, Muon, and Photon. Write in Notebook

Tuesday

@_@

Wednesday

Bio - LT

Chem - Prac Test

Thursday

Physics - LT

Friday

Math - LT

Saturday

AdProg - Project

Stuff Na di ko alam kung kelan gagawin:

Math Homework na dapat na email ni sir pero di ko pa nakukuha

Filipino Powerpoints 2nd Long Test

Ako ang Daigdig

View more PowerPoint from White Horse

Pakisabi sakin yung links ng mga powerpoints ng ibang groups para sama-sama sila sa post.

Math HW (as requested by an unknown number)

hey guys! Homework for the first meeting next week: please bring a pair of scissors, masking tape (can be shared). Can i ask the class treasurer to purchase 2 balls of yarn. we need one for the arts and crafts day...

For the second meeting for next week, do the following problems:
TC7 (as requested) 
p. 376, #'s 12, 19, 41, 42, 47
p. 387, #'s 1, 5, 9, 15, 27, 31, 34, 37, 39, 43, 

For the third meeting, please do the following:
TC7
p. 387, #'s 23, 30, 45, 47, 55, 56, 57, 59

These home works are a bit lengthy... I highly suggest that you start this weekend. :D Have a great long weekend :D see ya next week 

Math HW

View more documents from Arlo Sanico

Taken from the Graviton site. 

Homework

Thursday: February 16, 2012

Health - videos/ infomercials [not sure when due, basta not tomorrow]

Math - HW TC7 See your e-mail messages. Yung first two sets of numbers lang po yung due tomorrow.

AdProg - Project

Chem - LT on Anions + Cheat Sheet is due tomorrow (long folder size, no solubility rules). Next week = practical exam. :-S

Physics - Research for the intersection (?) Debate [see 4th Q syllabus] Defend the existence of your section's particle ata... >.< Photon \:D/

Econ - Stocks Game?

PE - Soccer - Girls. Charm vs Photon.

Homework :)

Valentine's Day

More Than Words Concert. :>

Friday Schedule

Filipino ~ practice dula ~ Dula moved to March ~

Biology ~ no reporting tomorrow

Math ~ arts and crafts: scissors masking tape and yarn [bring tomorrow]

AdProg ~ project

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Wednesday

Bio ~ Group 4 Reporting + Quiz on Gaby's topic. See previous posts.

English ~ Reporting ~ first group + individual presentations

Thursday

Chem ~ LT + Cheat Sheet

Gulliver's Travels Powerpoint Presentation

http://www.mediafire.com/?d52q52ef2urnje2

http://www.mediafire.com/?d52q52ef2urnje2

DNA Technology: Med and Health Guide Questions

What methods based on DNA technology are used for detecting infectious diseases, such as AIDS, tuberculosis, Lyme disease, and human papilloma virus infection?

DNA methods such as Polymerase Chain Reaction, also known as PCR amplification techniques are used to be able to derive the the DNA and RNA signature of pathogens, therefore making the process of detecting microbes more efficient. Also, a special approach to detecting pathogens is called Quantitive Polymerase Chain Reaction (qPCR). The nucleic acid sequence of the pathogen is used to construct olives to swiftly and efficiently detect the specific pathogen.

Source: http://www.premierbiosoft.com/tech_notes/pathogen-detection.html

How is DNA analysis used to detect genetic diseases, such as cystic fibrosis, Duchenne’s muscular dystrophy, and Huntington’s disease?

DNA analysis, in the form of Gene Tests detect genetic disorders by examining the DNA sample taken from an individual and examining its mutations. This is done through the help of probes, which are complements of mutated sequences, which bind to the mutated strip of DNA, therefore detecting the possible genetic complication or disease. These tests include carrier screening, new born and pre natal testing, presymptomatic testing for adult-onset disorders such as Huntington's disease, and identifying an individual.

Source: http://www.ornl.gov/sci/techresources/Human_Genome/medicine/genetest.shtml

Pharmaceutical products. Gene defects in humans can lead to deficiencies in proteins such as insulin, human growth hormone, and Factor VIII. These protein deficiencies may lead to problems such as diabetes, dwarfism, and impaired blood clotting, respectively. Missing proteins can now be replaced by proteins manufactured through biotechnology. For insulin production, two protein chains are encoded by separate genes in plasmids inserted into bacteria. The protein chains are then chemically joined to form the final insulin product. Human growth hormone is also produced within bacteria, but special techniques are used because the bacteria do not usually produce human proteins. Therapeutic proteins produced by biotechnology include a clot-dissolving protein called tissue plasminogen activator (TPA) and interferon. This antiviral protein is produced within E. coli cells. Interferon is currently used against certain types of cancers and for certain skin conditions.

What is the mechanism by which gene therapy is used to treat certain forms of cancer?

Researchers and scientists are using gene therapy in two ways: to enhance the ability of healthy cells in fighting cancer, and to kill or prevent further growth for cancer cells. Replacing mutated genes with healthy genes, improving immune response, even introducing special genes that destroy cancer cells are examples of gene therapy that are treatments for cancer. An example would be a special form of cancer called melanoma, also known as skin cancer, is treated using gene therapy by injecting an anti-cancer protein called tumor necrosis factor that helps destroy cancer cells.

Source: http://www.cancer.gov/cancertopics/factsheet/Therapy/gene http://www.cliffsnotes.com/study_guide/Recombinant-DNA-and-Biotechnology.topicArticleId-8524,articleId-8439.html

How does deficiency in a certain protein contribute to ill health?

Protein is a necessary biomolecule used to synthesize amino acids needed by the body, in which it cannot manufacture alone. These amino acids help in repairing and maintaining many important parts of our body such as our organs and our bones. A deficiency of a certain protein would lead to the body taking protein from our muscles, therefore weakening them. Other symptoms of protein deficiency are weight loss, diarrhea and edema.

Source: http://www.wisegeek.com/what-is-protein-deficiency.htm

How is DNA technology adapted to the biochemistry of these proteins?

Recombinant DNA are DNA sequences that through molecular cloning, are able to create sequences not found in biological organisms. Through this technology, proteins may be synthesized in the laboratory, or DNA sequences replaced for gene therapy for treatments of several different diseases.

Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Recombinant_DNA

What are the current AIDS treatments?

Vaccines represent another application of recombinant DNA technology. For instance, the hepatitis B vaccine now in use is composed of viral protein manufactured by yeast cells, which have been recombined with viral genes. The vaccine is safe because it contains no viral particles. Experimental vaccines against AIDS are being produced in the same way.

Diagnostic testing. Recombinant DNA and biotechnology have opened a new era of diagnostic testing and have made detecting many genetic diseases possible. The basic tool of DNA analyses is a fragment of DNA called the DNA probe. A DNA probe is a relatively small, single-stranded fragment of DNA that recognizes and binds to a complementary section of DNA in a complex mixture of DNA molecules. The probe mingles with the mixture of DNA and unites with the target DNA much like a left hand unites with the right. Once the probe unites with its target, it emits a signal such as radioactivity to indicate that a reaction has occurred. To work effectively, a sufficiently large amount of target DNA must be available. To increase the amount of available DNA, a process called the polymerase chain reaction (PCR) is used. In a highly automated machine, the target DNA is combined with enzymes, nucleotides, and a primer DNA. In geometric fashion, the enzymes synthesize copies of the target DNA, so that in a few hours billions of molecules of DNA exist where only a few were before. Using DNA probes and PCR, scientists are now able to detect the DNA associated with HIV (and AIDS), Lyme disease, and genetic diseases such as cystic fibrosis, muscular dystrophy, Huntington's disease, and fragile X syndrome.

Gene therapy. Gene therapy is a recombinant DNA process in which cells are taken from the patient, altered by adding genes, and replaced in the patient, where the genes provide the genetic codes for proteins the patient is lacking. In the early 1990s, gene therapy was used to correct a deficiency of the enzyme adenosine deaminase (ADA). Blood cells called lymphocytes were removed from the bone marrow of two children; then genes for ADA production were inserted into the cells using viruses as vectors. Finally, the cells were reinfused to the bodies of the two children. Once established in the bodies, the gene-altered cells began synthesizing the enzyme ADA and alleviated the deficiency. Gene therapy has also been performed with patients with melanoma (a virulent skin cancer). In this case, lymphocytes that normally attack tumors are isolated in the patients and treated with genes for an anticancer protein called tumor necrosis factor. The genealtered lymphocytes are then reinfused to the patients, where they produce the new protein which helps destroy cancer cells. Approximately 2000 single-gene defects are believed to exist, and patients with these defects may be candidates for gene therapy.

Homeworks for Tomorrow

Bio - Reporting Resumes

Eng - Reporting(?)

P6 - LT (?) (since di natuloy nung thursday)

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Tuesday: Bring scissors for math

Wednesday:@_@

Thursday: Math Long HW. Click here to see the numbers.

Friday: Math Long HW. Click here to see the numbers.

Last Order sa Penguin

To the Last Order sa Penguin Group, we're currently awaiting our adapted script. In the meantime, here are some videos that might help us internalize/get a better grasp on the characters and setting

Tuxq's soliloquy on facelifts, etc.

Adapted version of the play.

Grad Ball Payments

Those who have not paid
1. Baltazar
2. Coronel
3. Cucueco
4. Daquioag
5. Elegado
6. Espiritu
7. Fabrigas
8. Lee
9. Regalado




YOU HAVE TO PAY ON MONDAY. No payment, no invitation.

Methods of Payment:

1. Deposit
Please deposit your collection to the following PTA bank account:
Allied Banking Corp.
EDSA - ETON CYBERPOD CENTRIS branch
Current Account No. 003501-00869-5
Account Name: Gladys Aldiosa and/or Encarnita San Diego-Uy and/or Mylene Dy

Please email scanned copy of deposit slip so we can verify payment.

2. Check
Please make payable to Gladys Aldiosa (PTA Treasurer). Please email scanned copy of deposit slip so we can verify payment.

3. Cash (Editted)
You may give your payments to the following: (a) class presidents, who will turn it over to (b) your homeroom advisers, who will turn it over to (c) Maam Cheng. As much as possible, give it to your respective presidents. Presidents may turn it over directly to Maam Cheng.


****IMPORTANT****
If you would like to request for assistance (payment, transpo, clothing, hair and makeup), please write a note/letter of request and give it to your advisers BY MONDAY. If you can't find your adviser, give it to Maam Cheng or BC member. If you're a godchild, write a letter of request to your godparent and give it to Maam Jeng.

Mang Serapio Practice Announcements

Hey friends,

So practice is on Sunday 12 noon to around 5 or 6 pm at the Parks and Wildlife. None of the teachers we asked are available on Sunday so we weren't allowed to practice in Pisay. So here's what we'll do.

Props

• BOXES. Lots of boxes
• Paint (Shades of brown and yellow)
• Brushes

I've contacted ma'am Cion asking if our play will be moved, but she hasn't answered. So as of now we're still aiming for Thursday.

Actors, memorize your lines. Keno, Vance, Third, Kalel

Agenda for Sunday

• Get scenes done
• Blocking
• Props making

I won't make it on Sunday but I will drop off the props in Pisay. Can anyone get it at the guard? And please bring brushes and glue guns and boxes and paint. I'll buy paint and boxes and leave some brushes, but the more the many-er :))

Cheers!

More Than Words

More than words is all one ever needed to show. 
More than words to show you feel that love is real.
More than words is all you have to do to make it real.

'More Than Words' - a benefit concert for the legacy of Batch 2012

To 2012: In less than two months, we will leave each other and go our own separate ways. It is an opportunity to make more memories and to cherish the time that we have left. Make the most out of it. Spend your last Valentine's Day in Pisay, with your batch.

To everyone else: Please support our batch's endeavor. This concert is for our legacy, which will help future batches. You will surely feel the love.

Tag along a friend or a loved one. Have your date with us.
02.14.12 -- Save the date. (and your date)

~ There will be food concessionaires outside the auditorium. Please support them also.

** Tickets will be sold on Monday and on Tuesday. Several members of Batch 2012 will go around and will be offering tickets. You may also approach the Batch Council.

Please disseminate to everyone you know!!

Heisenberg Uncertainty

Heisenberg Uncertainty

UP Letters

You may now claim your mail from UP Diliman from the Guidance Center. Letters from UP Manila and other campuses are not available yet. Also, please claim your letters from ADMU, DLSU and UST. Thank you!

Grad Ball Payments are due tomorrow!

Please give to your respective class presidents.

Class presidents, the parents will be collecting from you during dismissal.

Thank you!

Fil Play Mang Serapio Group

Here's what we discussed in the meeting:

Casting! (will be updated soon)

Keno doesn't have internet.

• Mang Serapio - Third
• Tagapagtanong - Keno and Vance
• Judge - Kalel
• Dead girl in box - Angelei
• Pilay - Isaiah
• *Other roles

Practice Sched!

Wednesday, Feb 8

- half day, Intense practice

Thursday, Feb 9

-Study period, Intense practice

Sunday, Feb 12

- Wildlife or Girls Dorm Annex, 12 - 6 PM, Super Intense practice

Monday, Feb 13

- Fil Period, run through

- Afternoon, run through

Tuesday

- Fil Period, run through

- Free periods, run through

Wednesday

- Half day, Dry Run

YEYUH!

Props!

Raisa will delegate the people to make the props

I guess that's about it. Leggo!

Valentine's Day Concert

The Valentine's Day Concert will no longer be a dinner. Thus, the ticket prices have been adjusted to PhP 100.00/head. Snacks and other paraphernalia will not be included in the ticket payment, but will be sold outside the venue. 

The venue will still be at the 4F Auditorium and it will be held from 6 pm to 8 pm.

Students are encouraged to participate in this activity. :D

Homework: Wednesday, 8 February 2012

Yes. Kung kailan walang homework, dun ako nagkaroon ng internet. Yes. So. yun lang.

WALANG HOMEWORK! \:D/

except sa mga magrereport bukas for Bio... Send your videos (if you still haven't sent them to ma'am) tonight. >.<

baka walang English since Ma'am Iona's still with her grandfather. >.<

baka daw walang STR. baka lang naman...

So yeah, baka lang naman 8:20 tayo ma-dismiss tomorrow. Baka lang naman.

Thuursday. \:D/

Physics LT on reporting

Chem Data

Fridaay. \:D/

No classes. >.<

NEXT WEEK: FIL DULA. >.<

Bio Forensics Script

99% of human DNA is identical between two individuals, however that 1% is a big enough difference in order to distinguish the identity of one person. DNA has to be collected first from the individual which may be in the form of semen, saliva, hair, and blood. DNA fingerprinting makes use of the difference in the remaining percent in order to determine similarities and differences between individuals.

In fact a sample having only 20 cells is enough to test the crime scene. This is due to the fact that PCR can be used to amplify the gene. Only 5 segments of DNA which are known to be highly variable amongst individuals are tested.

Restriction enzymes are used first to cut the DNA into fragments with sticky ends. These fragments are called restriction fragment length polymorphisms or RFLP for short. However, DNA is not only composed of coding sequences, there are also non-coding sequences.

Non-coding DNA sequences are often repeated throughout the genome which gives rise to variable number tandem repeats or VNTRs. The actual number of repeats in the VNTRs can serve as a clue to identify the suspect.

Using gel electrophoresis, the fragments are arranged according to their sizes. Once electric potential is ran across the sample, the negatively charged RFLPs moved toward the positive charge which means that the smaller fragments move farther across. This is possible due to the alkaline solution which breaks the hydrogen bonds of the strands of DNA. Moisture is then absorbed through the gel through using nylon and thin paper towels and then DNA is transferred to the nylon. This process is called blotting.

Radioactive probes then get washed over the nylon surface which will eventually join DNA fragments having the same composition. The final step in making a genetic fingerprint is placing a photographic film on top. The probes will then automatically leave marks on the film wherever they attach to the RFLP. We can then compare these distinct patterns with other fingerprints to decipher the similarity and differences of the individuals.

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Aside from identifying the suspects of a committed crime using DNA analysis, DNA fingerprinting is also used to track heredity. Bands of parents and offspring often exhibit the probability of relatedness. If the similarities are quite big, then both of the samples are most probably related.

DNA fingerprinting can also be used to predict future health. Diseases can be tracked down to know whether the disease can be hereditary and therefore aid awareness of the individual affected.

Furthermore, DNA fingerprinting aids in the identification of a person, say, a bone sample to test whether or not an individual has actually died.

However, one drawback DNA fingerprinting poses is the fact that twins have the same DNA sequence and therefore cannot be identified. Therefore skeptics say that there is actually no sound proof that DNA sequence between unique individuals is also unique. Furthermore, contamination may result in the invalidity of the testing procedure.

Criminals may also use foreign DNA to blame the crime to another person. In this procedure, criminals plant fake DNA to the crime scene to render them innocent.

In the Philippines, the use of DNA forensics is stressed on two rape cases, one occurring in Cavite by a fisherman and the other another rape case which lead to pregnancy. Gerrico Samartino, the fisherman who raped a 9 year old girl in Cavite was convicted with the heavy evidence of rape with homicide using DNA forensics. The semen found on the girl’s genitals matched Samartino’s DNA.

As for the other rape case, Victoriano Paras, was deemed inoocent due to the negative results of the paternity testing. In both cases, the validity of the allegations caused a faster and more truthful process for justice. Samartino was convicted in just a matter of 12 months while the latter in just a matter of two weeks.

Most of the analyses in DNA fingerprinting is used in high profile case studies against complainants.

Most recently, forensics was used in the case of Ted Failon, TV Patrol newscaster, in the case of allegedly killing his wife.

PPTs for Fil LT

The de Jesus ppt can be found in the y!group.

Lots of love to the owners of the presentations. Your efforts are thanked and appreciated. Credits to Gluon 2012.

Ildefonso Santos

Tatlong Hibik ng Pilipinas

Valentine's Day Concert

We will be passing around a form for each class tomorrow for those interested in having dinner on our Valentine's Day concert. Please ask your parents if they want to have dinner worth PhP 500/head, so we may know whether or not to hire catering for the concert on February 14. Thank you!

Feb 7 HWs

Fil - LT: the Hibik Trilogy, Ildefonso Santos, de Jesus  (essay+objective, no need to memorize, better if you understand the poems)

Chem - Day 13

Math - HW: p340, TCWAG6, all odd nos from #s 1-17 and #39/40.

English - ._.

P6 - Finishing of Reports, activity (Guys! The class would really appreciate it if you uploaded your ppts to the Y!groups. :D)

Econ - Stocks(?), HW (1 whole):

1. What are the Philippines' top 10 exports?
2. Why do countries trade?
3. What are the advantages gained by trading?
4. How do countries protect their local products from cheap imports?

PE - Game

HWs for Feb 6

Fil - LT?
Bio - Start of Reports
Chem - Day 12
English - :))

AdProg - Project
P6 - Probset, submit unfinished numbers from last week's quiz

How hot is a metal being welded at if it radiates most strongly at 440nm? Use Planck's equation to solve this. Compare your answer to Wien's displacement law.
Hint: Use your math and comsci skills , derivatives, maxima.
[Third, could you post the complete problem here? Thanks. :D]

Econ - LT, stocks game

Feb 3 HWs

Fil - Reporting

Bio - Quiz

Math - Hw. TC6 p. 330, #s 10, 19, 21.

[Graph and Find the definite integrals of the ff:

(1 + sqrt(8x - x^2))dx from 0 to 4

(|x+2| + |x|)dx from -3 to 1]

CS4 - Project for Adprog

P6 - Quiz. Bring book.

STR2 - Oral Defense

CAT

Saturday - Prom

Feb 01 HWs

Health - :))
Math - Lecture
CS4 - :))
Chem - Day 10

P6 - Reporting
Econ - LT
PE - Game

Prom Transpo

To all those who availed of the transportation services from Pisay to the prom venue, the shuttle will be on continual journeys from 3pm - 5pm on Saturday -- first come, first served.

Prom Transpo

To all those who availed of the transportation services from Pisay to the prom venue, the shuttle will be on continual journeys from 3pm - 5pm on Saturday -- first come, first served.

Announcement re: college results

1. You may claim your result from the following universities at the Guidance Center:

    Ateneo de Manila University

    De La Salle University

    University of Santo Tomas

2. The qualifiers for UP Intarmed Program are requested to call Ms. Cherry of Admission Office at 536 1368 for their interview schedule. Or they may visit the Manila office to get their written notice. Attached here is the intarmed candidates.

3. Those who received notice from UP that they are OBLATION SCHOLAR are requested to visit the Guidance Center tomorrow during their free time.

 

 

College test results b2012

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