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Animo.sys failure results to MLS return

After the My LaSalle (MLS) Enrollment System had been replaced by Oracle (animo.sys), the new system of the University to provide the students with a more efficient enrollment system resulted in an increased frustration amongst Lasallians during the online enlistment for the first term of academic year 2013-2014. The seemingly plausible plan to replace MLS…

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Opinion

A first choice

As the new school year kicks in, we don’t even want to remember the last time the halls of the concrete jungle we’ve come to know as our University campus has been this packed. It’s always interesting to see the mix of old and new faces struggling to get on their way, as the new…

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University

Campus renewal plan in motion

With the opening of the academic year, Lasallians are greeted by a wave of new facades resulting from the recently concluded and others still ongoing constructions around campus. Canteen Renovations After Zaide and Animo Food Haus pulled out of DLSU, students were left with no canteen in the main campus during the summer term and…

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Sports

Sauler named DLSU head coach

In preparation for the UAAP, the Green Archers will be led by newly appointed head coach Juno Sauler. In a surprise turn of events, Marco Januz “Juno” Sauler was named the new head coach of the DLSU Green Archers with the 76th Season of the UAAP just three weeks away. The surprise announcement was made…

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Menagerie

Rant and Rave: ‘Epic’

From the producers of Ice Age and Rio comes another film of “epic” proportions that is simply (but not so aptly) titled Epic. The movie dives into the world of Leafmen and Boggans as described in the children’s book The Leaf Men and the Brave Good Bugs by William Joyce and features a star studded…

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Menagerie

Scenic Route: The Senate

A couple of minutes away from De La Salle University, just a moment’s strut along Diosdado Macapagal Boulevard, lies the heart of the country’s legislative branch, the Senate office of the Philippines. Law Serves Peace, Let It Be Done: the Senate’s upholders couldn’t have said it any better, as its strict guidelines and rules bind…

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University

Behind the Philippines’ 7.8 percent growth

Surpassing expert projections, the Philippines saw a 7.8 percent surge in its Gross Domestic Product (GDP) for the First Quarter (Q1) of 2013, exceeding projected figures of a 5 to 6 percent GDP growth this year, reports the National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA). GDP is one of the prime indicators of a country’s economic…

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Sports

Fil-Oil: Red Lions end Green Archers’ summer league run

Win or lose, Coach Gee Abanilla and the DLSU Green Archers have always displayed a positive attitude throughout their run in the Fil-Oil Flying V Pre-Season Premiere Cup. They may have bowed out of the tournament with a heartbreaking 66-63 loss to the SBC Red Lions in the quarterfinals, but as Abanilla puts it, “I…

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University

Br. Ricky sets University agenda

with reports from Dana Uson Br. Ricky Laguda FSC in the University general assembly last May 31 celebrated the heritage the University was able to leave and sustain in the last academic year 2012-2013 while setting the targets for the future. He points to the most noteworthy changes, such as the start of the integration…

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Sports

A trip through memory lane: Cardona powers PBA Green Team

Crowd intensity is usually at an all-time high when it comes to La Salle-Ateneo games, but when it came to the Blue and Green Dream Game, it took a little encouragement from the players themselves to get the crowd going in the PBA Green Team’s 111-108 win over the PBA Blue Team. The Green Team was…