WHEN: Saturday, July 9, 2011 | 12:00pm – 7:00pm

WHERE: Saint Peter’s College-Yanitelli Center

870 Montgomery Street

Jersey City, NJ 07306

FEE: $10.00

Purchase your tickets in advance through PayPal at events@atenista-usa.org.  All major credit cards accepted.

IMPORTANT: Remember to print your PayPal receipt and present it at the entrance.

PROGRAM:

Start Time: Friday, June 18 at 8:00pm
End Time: Saturday, June 19 at 12:00am
Where: Croton Reservoir Tavern
108 West 40th Street between 6th Avenue and Broadway, New York City.
Entrance Fee: $10.00

Proceeds from this event will go to 80 UP — a fundraising program to help provide for the healthcare and medical needs of elderly and infirmed Jesuits in the Philippines.

Please support “THE ATENEO WAY”

If you happen to be in Manila this coming July 18-20, please consider attending the 16th World Forum of the International Association of Jesuit Business Schools.

Some highlights of the Forum:
(1) A plenary presentation on the Principles for Responsible Management Education
(2) A plenary presentation on the Social Responsibility of Business Schools
(3) Two panels on University-based initiatives for Sustainable Development: one focusing on Socio-economic initiatives, and another focusing on the Environment
(4) A panel on developing a Values-Based business curriculum

For more details, visit:
http://www.ateneo.edu/index.php?p=2972

Or email:
16thIAJBSworldforum@admu.edu.ph

Here is the video, including an excerpt of the project’s description from its YouTube post.

On May 10, 2010, exercise your right to vote. And remember to vote wisely.

NY Handog Project 2010 aims to bring together a group of Fil-Am artists in the NY/NJ area in performing a re-arranged version of the song HANDOG NG PILIPINO SA MUNDO, written by Mr. Jim Paredes and originally performed by 15 OPM Artists for the 1986 People Power Edsa Revolution. Recently it was also performed by the APO and other professional singers at Madame Cory Aquino’s funeral last year.

As the original was used to inspire a movement and document a momentous event in our country’s history, this project aims to document how a group of NY artists came together in the name of music to show our countrymen back home that even though we’re way over here and they over there, WE STILL CARE ABOUT THE FUTURE OF OUR NATIVE COUNTRY. And that with the upcoming elections on May 10, 2010, the song’s message of solidarity and coming together and standing up as a group to make a difference, is still as relevant today as it was back then.

Ateneo Alumni Northeast Inc. and Indio Bravo

present

“The Red Shoes”

Starring Marvin Agustin, Nikki Gil, Liza Lorena, Tessie Tomas

Directed by Raul Jorolan

Wednesday, May 19, 2010 at 7:00pm
Tickets at $12.00 / Limited seats!
Kalayaan Hall, The Philippine Center
556 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY 10036

Proceeds go to the 80 UP fundraising program, spearheaded by the Jesuit Communications Foundation, to raise funds for the health and medical care of Jesuits who are 80 years and older.

For ticket information, please call:
Arianne Recto 917-359-6416
Cynthia Esquivel 646-318-3539
Mike Ruivivar 212-391-9090

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Remember to print your receipt and present it at the entrance.

After the screening, please join us in the lobby for a wine and cheese reception and to view “Tenorio/Jorge on Fifth Avenue”, an exhibition featuring Philippine-made shoes and accessories.

If your alumni group is interested in participating, please send an email to info@atenista-usa.org with your name, contact details, and your school/team’s name.

In the coming weeks, we will announce the date and venue of our 2010 Pasiklaban games. Stay tuned.

See highlights of Pasiklaban 2009, as featured on TFC’s Balitang America.

WHEN: March 19, 2010 at 8:30 PM
WHERE: Croton Reservoir Tavern
108 W 40th Street New York, NY
(between 6th Avenue and Broadway)

Proceeds of this event will go to Food for Thought, a feeding program of the Ateneo Alumni Association-Gawad Kalinga Molave Village for underprivileged pre-schoolers.