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CU welcomes new Capitolians
By Jinil Grace P. Garzo and Neil Adams M. Amporingues
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Power Up. The CSG council of presidents
in their robotic dance number during the
annual General Assembly for Freshmen and
Transferees.
T
he CU community welcomed freshmen, returnees and
transferees during the annual Welcome Assembly
last July 5, 2013 at the CU Gymnatorium.
The first-half of the event featured the Red
Mass offered by the university Chaplain, Msgr. Tex
Legitimas who in his homily shared that ‘We must develop
spiritually, focus our heart and mind to accomplish the things
we need’. The birthday celebrators for the month of July were
also blessed by Msgr. Legitimas thereafter.
The CU Glee Club and the CU Dance Troupe together
with the CSG officers opened the 2nd part of the program
through a robotic performance with their ‘techy’ costumes. The
university President, Atty. Casimiro B. Juarez Jr. then graced
the event by welcoming CU’s freshmen and transferees with an
inspirational speech. In his speech, Atty. Juarez encouraged
the students to devote their time here in CU and be committed
with their studies. “You are here to learn… so study study
study, with that you will not go wrong,” he shared.
He also emphasized the importance of the core values of
Capitol University which are culture, competence, commitment
and character “so that if you come out of the university…you
will be a total person” he added.
The Executive Vice President, Dr. Fe R. Juarez, then
presented the members of the CU Administration as well as
the introduction of the college deans and instructors. Lastly,
CU Stallion Cheer Stars and the CU Dance Troupe showcased
performances along with the waving of the banner labeled
‘Stallion Rules’ symbolizing the unity among capitolians.
Criminology badge Investiture features 74 students
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By Cristel Cielo R. Barbac and Neil Adams M. Amporigues
4 Criminology students were rigid for them to comply. Their badges
formally declared as police in- and shoulder loops are symbols of their
terns through their badge in- responsibility, authority and identity as
vestiture ceremony last July 5, future law enforcers.
2013 at the Multipurpose hall In rendering their duties in respecof Capitol University, with a theme “To tive places, they were divided into variserve within the bounds of law a chal- ous police stations in the city. Hence in
Police station 1 (Divisoria), Police stalenge of Criminology intern of CU”.
Guest speaker Atty. Robert Lou Elango tion 2 (Cogon), Police station 3 (Agora),
together with the Criminology faculty Police station 4 (Macabalan), Camp Aland parents of the said students graced agar, Court of Appeals, and in the Buthe event as the students received their reau of Jail Management and Penology
internship badge and shoulder loops.
(BJMP), respectively.
The Badge investiture is an annual Hereunder is the list of this year’s
ceremony for graduating Criminology criminology student-interns:
students held in its original schedule
every second semester yet the College
of Criminology decided to
move it in the first semester this school year
together with the shoulder
looping ceremony so that
the said student interns
can well comply with their
required 540-hour duty in
a much convenient time.
Unlike before they were
only given one semester
to render the said number
New Interns. The 4th year Criminology
of duty hours which is too
students received their badges and shoulder loops
as a sign of their police internship last July 5, 2013
at the Multipurpose hall of Capitol University.
Abuyog, Randy
Aca, Mark Anthony
Adlawan, Yoly
Agbayani, Charmina
Agiao, Welmer
Albaracin, Jomar
Alla, Richelle
Apdian, Junnel
Baculio, Yvonne Gliz
Baino, Enrique
Balaba, Jesrel
Balisi, Jerome
Barrion, Jay Ryan
Bebillo, Michelle
Binolirao, Gerald
Bontilao, Mark Anthony
Cabahug, Beliua
Cabanos, Marie Chris
Corage, Bonifacio
Cultura, Earl
Cutaran, Desiree
Dacer, Earvin
Dacera, Jay Albert
Dampal, Mark Anthony
Dampal, Ma. Carlyn
Dayao, Kenneth
Dayola, Ebenezer
Felisilda, Prince
Flores, Edgar
Galendez, Maureen
Gallardo, Aliie
Gallur, Jason
Galpo, Stephanie
Gare, Ronald
Gelogo, Marben
Guillena, Christine Mae
Gutierrez, Russel
Ilongo, Shayne
Jabiniao, Ailen
Lacuste, Jane Xandra
Legaspi, Neil Ryan
Lura, Bernard
Mangacop, Mahid
Medado, Sarah
Milar, Teodulfo
Naguita, Marc Philip
Nala, Fernando
Olofernes, Irve
Pablo, Kia Angelai
Padenio, Ariel
Pagasi-an, Jonard
Pajaron, Kennedy
Palomo, Zyril
Parcasio, Robin Ariel
Pasco, Royville
Pepito, Roxanne Pearl
Pumatong, Stephanie
Rafols, Eddie Jr
Reduca, Jun Noli
Rico, Ricky
Rongo, Mark Japeth
Saliot, Roniel
Sambaan, Ian Alexes
Sevilla, Freddie
Simbajon, Phoebe Cecile
Sitol, Federico
Sumaylo, Romer Jay
Talines, Liady Grace
Timbal, Rizza Mae
Tuling, Reginald
Vallar, Geran
Velono, John Charmond
Verde, Dennis
Vina, Necon