Lasallian Centennial Celebration

Good Morning kids!

Green Thursday is gonna be a very busy day. And in any events, itinerary can be more important than your destination. You never know what you may encounter along the way. ^_^

Here's the line-up of activities:

Date	Activity	Venue	Time	Description
June 15	Veneration of the relic of St. La Salle	Marian Quadrangle	8:30 am to 10:00 pm	DLSU opens its doors to the faithful, especially to the teachers, educators, and the youth, to pray and to venerate the relic of St. La Salle, the patron saint of the teachers of the youth. Open to the public.
June 16	Lasallian Centennial Eucharistic celebration Enshrinement of the relic of St.John Baptist de La Salle	Chapel of the Most Blessed Sacrament	9:00-11:30 am	A High mass to mark the opening of the Lasallian Centennial Celebration. The relic of St. John Baptist de La Salle’s Relic will be enshrined during the Eucharistic celebration. By invitation.
	Formal opening of the Centennial Celebration	Chapel of the Most Blessed Sacrament	11:30 am	The Brothers of the Christian Schools will usher in the Lasallian Centennial Celebration. By invitation.
	Community Salu-Salo	Various venues	12 noon	Open to the public.
	Parade: Green Mile	Assembly at the Marian Quadrangle	3:00 pm	Students from all the colleges will form a line through the whole stretch DLSU campus from South Gate to Gonzalez Hall along Taft Avenue as an outward manifestation of the Lasallian Animo. Open to the public.
	Greenstory: The Lasallian Historical Walk-Through	Central Plaza, SJ Lobby, Agno Walk	3:00 pm	A tableaux featuring DLSU Harlequin Theatre Guild and DLS-CSB Dulaang Filipino that exhibits 100 years of Lasallian presence in the Philippines. Open to the public.
	Planting of the 1,000,000th tree	Marian Quadrangle	4:45 pm	Symbolic planting of the 1,000,000th tree of the One Million Trees and Beyond, La Salle’s main environmental advocacy. Open to the public.
	CHEERS! Dance and Band Concert	Amphitheater	5:00 pm	Centennial pre-show concert featuring Lasallian artists De La Salle Innersoul, La Salle Dance Company and the Animo Squad. Popular bands such Peryodiko, Kjwan, and Sandwich will also perform. Open to the public. Free admission.
	Isang Daan, Sangandaan Centennial Show	Teresa Yuchengco Auditorium	7:30 pm	An all-star concert directed by Rowell Santiago and with musical direction by Louie Ocampo, it features Lasallian celebrities Gary Valenciano, Ryan Agoncillo, The Akafellas, Barbie Almalbis, Dingdong Avanzado, Enchong Dee, Dingdong Eduque, Mike Enriquez, Edu Manzano, Kitchie Nadal, Carlo Orosa, Jett Pangan, Cynthia Patag, Princess Velasco, Epy Quizon, Zia Quizon, Jose Javier Reyes, JM Rodriguez, Randy Santiago, The Tux, Gabriel Valenciano, Iya Villania, and Nyoy Volante. Tickets priced at P1,000, P700, and P500 available at the Registration Table, Central Plaza, and Centennial Office.
	STRINGS & STANZAS Acoustic Concert and Poetry Reading	University Library Walk	7:30 pm	An acoustic performance cum poetry reading featuring Lasallian Youth Orchestra and the Malate Literary Folio. Open to the public. Free admission.
	ANIMO! STREET PARTY	Agno Walk	7:30 pm	A band concert featuring Bloomfields, Taken by Cars, Wednesday After, and AJKA, winner of the 2010 Nescafe Soundskool Competition. Open to the public. Free admission.
	LOUD & PROUD @ 100 Pyromusical Show and Concert	Amphitheater	10:00 pm	Fireworks showcase and music from The Dawn. Open to the public. Free admission

And here are some FAQs...

1.How do I enter the campus?

Guests for the Veneration and those with Eucharistic celebration invite or centennial show ticket may enter at the Central Gate of the St. La Salle Hall, DLSU’s main buildi

ng on Taft Avenue.

2.I do not have an active DLSAA card. Can I still enter the campus?

In the absence of an alumni card, present a valid picture ID upon registration.

3.Can I bring my non-Lasallian relatives or friends?

Yes, non-Lasallians are welcome to attend the DLSU Centennial celebrations. They just have to login their names at the registration table.

4.Where can I park my vehicle?

Parking is available in various areas around campus.

5.What time does the gate open?

On June 15, the campus is open from 8:30 am to 10 pm for the Veneration of the Relic of St. John Baptist de La Salle. On June 16, the campus is open from 3:00 pm to 10:00 pm.

6.How much is the entrance fee?

There is no entrance fee. However, alumni and guests are encouraged to donate to the One La Salle Scholarship Fund. Donation boxes are located at the registration table.

7.Can I bring in food?

There are food booths at the Green Bazaar at the Yuchengco Hall ground floor.

8.What do I need to wear on June 16?

Wear green shirt and comfortable footwear.

9.Where can I buy DLSU Centennial merchandise?

DLSU centennial commemorative items may be purchased at the Centennial Merchandise Store at the Central Plaza.

You may also visit the Centennial Office at LS 102 and at STRATCOM at 21st flr, Br. Andrew Gonzalez Hall for other available merchandise.

Payments should be made at te Accounting Office. You may also purchase items online at the DLSU e-Store at http://merchandise.centennial.dlsu.edu.ph

So there you go. For details or inquires, contact the DLSU Centennial Office at 524-4611 or perla.garcia@dlsu.edu.ph

HAPPY 100 YEARS DLSU!

Born. Breed. Proud LaSallian

It's the 16th of June.

And yes, the countdown to 100 has finally counted to zero for the centennial celebration of LaSallian Presence in the Philippines. And by the time it hit 12 midnight, ANIMO LASALLE was trending in Twitter.

I lost track of time but that didn't stop me.

I greeted everyone after midnight.

Haha ^_^

Everyone is excited. Everyone will be wearing green.

Centennial tees. DLSU jackets. Centennial lanyards.

What I got from when it was sold last year was abit dirty and old. But who cares, it wouldn't be relevant to the centennial celebration if it weren't old.Haha.

And as I was remembering some happy memories,

it suddenly made me check my blog archives - click here

And found this:

My lost lanyard. It was one melodramatic night where my ex and I had a fight and I walked away. I left my lanyard somewhere I couldn't remember where. I feel bad but I guess it's a way for me to remember alot of stuff I learned from the past and that all things may come and go. But the choice of staying happy and moving on is one thing I have never regret. I have done so many wrong decisions in my life. Most of which I never thought of getting by. But hey, I did. And Oh! That's not tears in my eyes, it's allergies. =')

As what Br. Narciso S. Erguisa, FSC said on his

Inaugural speech taken from the Old Testament prophet Micah:

"This is what God asks for you, only this - to act justly, to love tenderly `and to walk humbly with your God."

The way to celebrate the 100 years of LaSallian Presence is by letting Jesus live in our hearts forever and choosing the right path and making decisions for the greater good.

One LaSalle. Happy DLSU 100!

AN1MO LASALLE!