MERGED: Silliman University

[hera_82]

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gania rako out crush.. overstaying lang ko diri sa office..

[Onins]

shejulfa sillimanian sad ka?

@miguel ur the same miguel in sillimanavenue right? im the same onins hehehehe

[shejulfa]

dili man ko sillimanian, but ako mga lolo n lola were then students and teacher ako mga auntie ug uncle were all students

[Miguel]

shejulfa sillimanian sad ka?

@miguel ur the same miguel in sillimanavenue right? im the same onins hehehehe

hi onins, still the same miguel in sillimanavenue. migo man mo ni romulus no? are you the same nino kadtong naka uban namo sa corporate voices?

[Onins]

@miguel migo mi ni Roms batch mi but im not the nino sa voices, si Nino Yap to sya, mas gwapo ko ato nyahahahaha! (ug laki ko) hihihih joke!

[Miguel]

Ah mao ba, I thought ikaw to. Kitakits nya ta sa Grand Convention karong December 11 para sa Christmas Party. :mrgreen:

[abortretryfail]

Jonah Lim was my teacher in TV ad.

Can I have more details on the get together this Sunday?

[Miguel]

Hi abortretryfail. Here are the details of OUR Christmas Party taken from the Silliman Cebu Alumni website, www.sualumnicebu.com:

Silliman Alumni Cebu Chapter
Christmas Party

December 11, 2005
Cebu Grand Convention Center
Grand Hall 2, 6 pm

Registration: P 200
Pre-registration: P 175 (on or before December 5)

For inquiries contact:
PQ (NSO office) at 253-1901 or Jinky and Roms at 415-8002

One of the highlights of the party is a dance contest to be participated by
the same group (Sportsfest: Red, Yellow, Blue, Green, Black, White)
Min of 5 participants.


Gather your members now and start grooving your creative steps to the
tune of the Pinoy Big Brother hit song, Pinoy Ako.


There will be only 1 winner for this contest.
Please check criteria below:


Choreo/creativity - 40 %
Costume (must be Christmas inspired) - 40 %
Audience impact - 10 %
# of participants (min of 5 pax, max of 10) - 10 %


It's gonna be one great night for all of us
so please do come and register now.

[Onins]

Dili lagi ko kaadto migs kay PM ako sched sa work ana! atots oi! sayanga grand convention raba unta!

[Miguel]

Sayang bitaw. Call center ka nagtrabaho Nins?[br]Posted on: December 07, 2005, 07:58:23 AM_________________________________________________

SILLIMAN ARCHERS IN SEA GAMES

Multi-bemedalled and veteran archers Jennifer Chan and Joan Chan Tabanag are Silliman trained archers together with new comer Mark Javier.

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Mark Javier (L), here practicing with teammates James Talavera and Peter Solitario (R), made an awesome sweep of four golds for himself and the SU Dumaguete Archery team at the Ramon Lim Memorial National Archery Indoor Target Championship at the Ninoy Aquino Stadium in Manila late last year. He beat 200 others in the qualifying round for his 1st gold, made a perfect 10 shootout in the final Olympic round for his 2nd gold, bested the men's indoor championship for his 3rd gold, and led his team to win the 4th gold in the adult level, recurve division.

Filipinos reign supreme in archery

SUBIC—The Philippines capped its stint in archery Sunday with two more gold medals courtesy of the women's team compound and men's team recurve.

Amaya Paz and Jennifer Chan formed a formidable quartet with Abigail Tindugan and Jennifer Tabaniag and crushed the Indonesians, 236-226, in the women's team compound.

It was a fitting follow-up to another gold the Filipino archers won in the men's recurve after Marvin Cordero, Mark Javier, Florante Matan and Cocoy Cobilla also defeated the Indonesians.

Myanmar took the bronze in the women's compound at the expense of Singapore while Malaysia downed Myanmar, 235-225, also for the bronze.

The Filipino men's recurve team engaged the Indons in a shoot off after tying the score at 235 after three rounds of the 27-arrow, 70-meter discipline. Matan, Javier and Cordero had an aggregate score of 25 points to beat Indonesia's 24 in the extra round.

Counting the gold of Paz in the women's individual recurve, the Philippines captured the overall championship at the end of archery competitions with a three-two-two, gold-silver-bronze medal haul.

Malaysia fell short of a bronze to at least tie the hosts after winning three golds, two silvers and one bronze. Indonesia got two golds, four silvers and one bronze.

Earl Benjamin Yap, Adam Jimenez, Gil Gabriel and Itus Carag dropped their final match against the Malaysians led by individual compound gold medalist Lang Hon Keong and settled for bronze in the men's team compound.