Category: Green Archer
Murphy’s Law
Have you ever experienced something like not being able to bring your umbrella and then it rained like there was no tomorrow? Or maybe you could have experienced something like you’re about to print something that is due the next day and then you suddenly ran out of ink or a paper was jammed into
The Archer Mug
I received an Archer mug from the SME (Society of Manufacturing Engineers) DLSU Chapter just last Monday. I was there together with my colleagues for a seminar and also for the MEM Week. I did a technical presentation of Autodesk Inventor’s Functional design while my other colleague presented ZCorp’s 3D Printer.
The Fiasco that has Involved my Alma Mater
I just got a forwarded e-mail from one of my classmates in college. It was contributed in GreenArcher.net and you can read it here. I just want to share to you a line that really struck me. My school pride is in no way connected to how well we do in sports, so I really
Engineers will remain as Engineers
Boys will be boys. Engineers will remain as one. And green jokes will never be colored red or blue I suppose. During the LPEP before I formally entered college which was defined as the first day of June, we were literally outnumbered (35:5 male-to-female ratio). We played a game where we would shout out loud
Grant Cheng: One of the 2005 TOSP Awardees
Another DLSU alumnus has made it to the 2005 Ten Outstanding Students of the Philippines. Beauregard Grant Cheng’s name can be seen in the halls of DLSU even before getting the TOSP. He has always depicted the real epitome of a Christian Achiever for God and Country. He was one of my classmates in college
7th Science and Technology Congress at DLSU
Tomorrow is the big day where my misadventures on finding the one whole illustration board would be worth it. And the contents of that one whole illustration board happen to be our undergraduate thesis. Thus, if you happen to be a Lasallian and pass by the Yuchengco lobby most of the time, there’s a high
Job Hunting Extravaganza
And my sister does not even know that there was a Job Expo at DLSU since Monday. How blind could she get? Yuchengco building is just in front of the LS building. In addition to that, there were posters about the Job Expo. I was able to learn it from one of my thesismates when
Woohoo!!! It’s Accepted!!!
January 21 was the day of anticipation since they will be sending the notification of acceptance (it means that if the paper is accepted or not to be part of the 7th Science and Technology Congress). However, when I checked my mail the next day (Saturday), I did not get any e-mail. In fact, when
