Philippine Daily Inquirer

PMA honors outstandin­g cadets

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MEMBER schools of National Collegiate Athletic Associatio­n (NCAA), the oldest collegiate league in the country, joined hands to put up a school clinic for the Lyceum of Camiguin.

Represente­d by the president of the policy board and the rector and president of Colegio de San Juan de Letran, Fr. Tamerlane R. Lana, O.P., handed a check amounting to P100,000 to Fr. Tereso Campillo, O.P. on June 15 at the Blessed Antonio Verona, O.P. Gymnasium. The amount will be used for the build- ing of the clinic.

Member schools each donated P5,000, while the remainder of the donated funds came from NCAA funds directly.

“Nagbigay yung mga member schools natin ng P50,000 kasi napakita natin sa kanila yung situation ng mga estudyante doon (Member schools gave P50,000 because they saw the need of the students),” Fr. Victor Calvo, O.P., chair of the NCAA management committee said.

“Walang

clinic

dun,

so

ang mga estudyante natin pag may sakit, umuuwi na lang (The school does not have a clinic, so when the students are sick, they just go home),” Fr. Calvo said. “Malaking tulong talaga sa kanila (The clinic will really be a big help),” he added.

Lyceum of Camiguin is one of Letran’s longtime partner communitie­s.

NCAA is considered as the oldest collegiate athletic league in the country composed of 10 institutio­ns. The 88th NCAA is being hosted by Colegio de San Juan de Letran. FORT del Pilar, Baguio City—The Philippine Military Academy formally opened its academic term this year by officially recognizin­g the cadets who excelled in their academic performanc­es in the second term school year 2011-2012 last June 18 at the Yap Hall. A total of 108 cadets were awarded Dean’s List, 41 of them are first class, 33 are second class and 34 are third class. A tradition that started in 1992, the academic convocatio­n is an event where cadets are honored and recognized for their outstandin­g performanc­e in academics and military sciences. Cadets who obtained a term grade point average (GPA) of at least 8.50 and a final course grade not lower than 8.00 in any of the courses are authorized to wear the Dean’s List Badge with the uniform up to the end of the next term.

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