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THE Rotaract Club of San Beda College Alabang (SBCA) unveiled its new bulletin board at the St. Bede Building lobby last Feb. 2, sponsored by the Rotary Club of Las Piñas Camino Real. The bulletin board featured the four-way truth of the Rotary Club and past projects that the organization has accomplished in previous school years.

“CNN Philippines will discontinue operations on all media platforms effective Wednesday, January 31, 2024,” Cable News Network (CNN) Philippines said in the released public advisory on their social media accounts last Jan. 29.

TO encourage the next generation of business owners and build a bridge between local entrepreneurs and the Bedan community, on Jan. 26, the Junior Bedan Marketing Association (JBMA) organized the highly anticipated ‘Community Service Event: Markonnect.’

“Now is an extraordinary time for us to become parents and teachers [of] our children [as they] are [being] flooded with too much information and disinformation that can be easily accessed through the web and social media, which brings serious concerns for all of us,” said Ms. Do An Miranda, the Tertiary School’s Parent Faculty Council (PFC) President, during the seminar held at Rosendo Herrera Hall last Jan. 19 with the topic, ‘A Discussion on Positive Communication for Teachers and Parents.’

AS part of the celebration of San Beda College Alabang’s (SBCA) Pista ng Sto. Niño, the Student Executive Council (SEC) organized a film showing for the Tertiary Schools entitled ‘Click, Like & Share’ by Optimum Minds Media Production, an advocacy-only production, held at the Tugade Auditorium last Jan. 18.

ORGANIZED by the Student Executive Council (SEC), the grand coronation night of Mr. and Ms. San Beda 2024 happened at Fr. Roberto De Jesus Hall last Jan. 19. Featuring 17 candidates from nine different departments in the Tertiary Schools, each vying for the prestigious title in a night filled with charisma and intellect.

“The feast of the Sto. Niño is not merely a celebration but a call to action,” said Rev. Fr. Gerardo Ma. De Villa, OSB, as the Bedan community marked Jan. 20 as the final day of the Pista ng Sto. Niño 2024.

“Viva Sto. Niño is more than just a Bedan tradition; it’s a cornerstone of a Bedan journey,” said Fr. Gerardo Ma. De Villa, OSB, the Rector President. The Bedan community unites as the tertiary schools proudly host the Pista ng Sto. Niño 2024 festivities.

AFTER five long years, Mr. and Ms. San Beda makes their comeback. Taking the title “Liyab ng Leon,” the Student Executive Council (SEC) brings back a long-standing event within the tertiary levels as part of this year’s Pista ng Sto. Niño 2024 celebration.

EVERY October, a month-long celebration is held for the International Studies (IS) community, and this year marks the first full face-to-face return after having it online due to the pandemic. With the theme, “Global Citizenship: Discovering Interconnectedness and Celebrating Diversity,” the Bedan International Studies Association (BISA) organized events throughout the month to encourage students from all three majors to participate, recognize, and commemorate the comradeship formed by the IS community.