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café@thelibrary Opens In keeping pace with the demand of library patrons, the Cybernook was renovated and converted into a more advanced, functional, and liberal Cyber café. It can be remembered that the Cybernook (constructed in 1995), being one of the firsts in the country, has, for quite a long time, been the pride of the DLSU Library. However, as more and more libraries in the Philippines put up their different and more modern versions of the Cybernook, it has lost its grandeur. Hence the need to reinvent it is deemed necessary and timely as libraries of today continue to evolve into a place where the latest technology and modern conveniences meet. The café@thelibrary opened on June 15, 2010 with the Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf as its concessionaire. Equipped with 45 units of work stations, patrons may choose to sit or stand while surfing the Net or laze around the elevated corner especially designed for laptop users. A lounging area for those who would just want to enjoy a cup of coffee or tea or eat a slice of cake while reading the newspaper is also provided. It is open daily from 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. On the average, the café accommodates 74.46 customers per hour which is 738.69% higher than the number of Cybernook users in the past. This is a positive indication that the Library has

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The cafe@thelibrary and its various facets succeeded in its effort to attract more patrons to visit the Library more often so as to maximize the use of its resources, facilities and services.

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A Comparative Study of Websites of Selected ...

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Abrigo Presents Paper ... DLSU Library Forms Ad hoc Committees The Besa’s formally turnover ... Library Hosts Phillippines ...

The café was designed by a group of young interior designers who are all graduates of the De La Salle-College of St. Benilde.

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Library Staff Participate ... Visitors Donors Recent Acquisitions

A Comparative Study of Websites of Selected Colleges and Universities in Manila by Julieta F. Olivar and Karen Cecille C. Victoria For quite a long time, librarians have been contented rendering library services the traditional way. However, with the rapidly changing technology being experienced nowadays, librarians are faced with the challenge to adapt to such changes in response to clients needs and demands. Despite the availability of authoritative information being susbcribed to or purchased by libraries, the number of students, instructors, and professional researchers who use Google and other search engines in their intellectual endeavors gets undeniably higher everyday. This is where a good design for library website plays a very important role. One of the indicators of a well-designed site is the extent of its content; that is, its comprehensiveness and completeness, which speaks loudly of a library’s ability to provide accurate and up to date information. The De La Salle University Library is one of the very first libraries in the Philippines who went online in the 1990s. As the DLSU Library endeavors to make its website as comprehensive as possible, it is deemed necessary to evaluate its website and compare it with those of other libraries as well. Objectives This study aimed to: 1. Compare the webpage content of selected colleges and universities in Manila adapting the 77-item checklist used by Qutab and Mahmood (2009) broken down into the following categories: a. Accessibility and speed b. Navigation c. Currency d. Website aids and tools e. Library general information f. Library resources g. Library services and technical services h. Electronic links i. Language j. Value-added services

Library websites of selected universities and colleges in Manila

2. Determine which of these categories is/ are the most/least supported by the colleges and universities. 3. Identify which among the universities and colleges have the most comprehensive webpage. 4. Provide recommendations on how the DLSU Library can better improve its library homepage making it as comprehensive as possible.

Scope and Limitation Library websites of selected twenty (20) institutions were examined between November-December 2009. Hence changes made on the selected sites after the stated duration were no longer considered. In cases wherein institutions have satellite campuses and libraries, only the websites of the main campus libraries were considered.

Significance of the Study Results of the study may contribute in the improvement of websites, not only of those involved in the study but other educational institutions as well, who want to increase and efficiently carry out their libraries’ services.

Methodology To come up with the list of library websites to be evaluated, the list of existing colleges and universities in Manila found in http://hubpages.com/hub/list-of-collegesand-university-in-manila was consulted.

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A Comparative Study of…from page 2 Other institutions not included in the list but were regarded to be one of the major educational institutions in Manila and perceived to significantly contribute to the study were also included. One by one, home pages of these institutions were searched to verify if the pages really exist. Web pages with only short paragraphs or few words about the library were disregarded. Finally, the list of institutions was further narrowed down by ensuring that websites of schools being compared have basically the same set of clienteles. The final list of institutions evaluated were: o Adamson University (AdU) o Assumption College (AC) o Ateneo de Manila University (ADMU) o Centro Escolar University (CEU) o Collegio de San Juan de Letran (CSJL) o De La Salle - College of St. Benilde (DLS-CSB) o De La Salle University (DLSU) o Emilio Aguinaldo College (EAC) o Jose Rizal University (JRU) o Mapua Institute of Technology (MIT) o Miriam College (MC) o Philippine Christian University

(PCU) o Philippine Normal University (PNU) o Philippine Women’s University (PWU) o St. Scholastica’s College (SSC) o Technological University of the Philippines (TUP) o University of Sto. Tomas (UST) o University of the East (UE) o University of Asia and the Pacific (UA&P) o University of the Philippines- Diliman (UP-D). A 77-item checklist used by Qutab and Mahmood (2009) in examining a library’s website content was utilized for the study. Modifications were made by deleting thirteen (13) items from the original list which the researchers thought were redundant. The checklist is divided into various categories: o Accessibility and speed o Navigation o Currency o Website aids and tools o Library general information o Library resources o Library services and technical services

o Electronic links o Language o Value-added services At the end of the survey, the number of items gained by each of the institutions was summed up to determine which of the webpages were considered to be most/least comprehensive. Summary of Findings Results of the study revealed the following: 1. Sixteen (16) out of the 20 institutions or 80% of the websites were accessible within 8 seconds. See Table 1 below. 2. Ninety percent (90%) of the library websites have page titles on top of the window bars. See Table 3 on page 6. 3. Only 20% of the institutions’ websites being evaluated provided both copyright date and date the page was last updated. See Table 4 on page 6. 4. DLSU supports all items under the website aids and tools category such as: (1) library website feedback facility or the webmaster link; (2) website search, which allows users to search within the domain; (3) Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs); and, (4) website index or site map. See Table 4 on page 6.

Table 1: Accessibility and Speed

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Bongalos Gives Response on behalf of the 2010 CAP Service Awardees Florbella S. Bongalos, popularly known as “Gabi,” delivered her response on behalf of the 2010 Co-Academic Personnel (CAP) service awardees. Below is the transcript of Gabi’s response intimating her gratefulness for being part of the DLSU family.

I thought this was a wonderful way of depicting what nature can do, and comparing it to how a man can be transformed to a higher being in the face of adversity and any of the one thousand and one irritants that may come our way.

Greetings! …

Just as the beautiful pearl is produced from an irritant, so can a man grow into a beautiful creature of God, in spite of the disappointments, and of any difficulties one can think of.

Today, I represent our Co-Academic Personnel who have worked for De La Salle University from 10 to 45 years. I belong to the thirty-year awardees. Thirty years seem such a long long time, and I have the grey hair to show for it, but I think that for a change, I shall try to be a little bit more philosophical about this service award. The thirtieth anniversary is also called the pearl anniversary. Researcher, archival assistant and librarian that I am, I thought I would do a little googling and refresh my memory on how a pearl is made. I hope this does not make you hungrier, but pearls come from oysters. Oysters have a mantle, which produces the shiny inner part of the oyster shell called the nacre. When an irritant, like maybe a grain of sand

This is not to say that thirty years of service in De La Salle has been irritating. There are much much more happy times than sad, and perhaps because of the nature of my job, it was simply steady.

Gabi poses in front of the giant St. La Salle image or a very small piece of coral gets inside the oyster shell, the mantle immediately spins layers and layers of nacre around the irritant until a beautiful pearl is formed. The pearl is usually white in color, but there are black ones, found mainly in the South Pacific, and grey ones, and pink ones.

It culminated in producing a person rich in experience, clothed with the values of St. John Baptist de La Salle, and grateful for the blessings life has dealt her, and maybe, just maybe, if you will agree with me, more beautiful than she ever thought she would be. It has been a luminously pearl of a time, and I am so proud to have been part of De La Salle University for 30 years. Thank you.

DLSU Librarians Participate in AUDRN 2010 Ms. Annabelle Aliwalas and Mr. Joseph Yap were two of the selected participants from all over the country invited to attend a four-day workshopseminar on Sharing Culture and ServiceLearning through Digital Tools held in Miriam College on June 22-25, 2010. Said workshop-seminar was sponsored by the United Board for Christian Higher Education in Asia and the Asian University Digital Resource Network in cooperation with the Miriam College Lifelong Education and Development Center. The workshop focused on the different Web 2.0 best practices for local

knowledge. As such, participants were provided the opportunity to share Web 2.0 initiatives that their respective institutions are currently embarking on. Likewise, the resource speakers gave detailed discussions on the different powerful tools that Web 2.0 offers. Part of the workshop is an encounter with the Miriam College students where a discussion on service learning took place. A guided tour of Intramuros culminated the activity with Mr. Carlos Celdran facilitating the tour.


J. Yap and Aliwalas of DLSU took a break after an intensive discussion

Abrigo Presents Paper at the JTS 2010 in Norway by Ms. Christine Abrigo, Collection Development Librarian The JTS Oslo 2010 The Joint Technical Symposium (JTS) is an international meeting of audiovisual, cinema and sound heritage experts, involved in the preservation and restoration of original sound and image materials. The Symposium which happens every three years, was first organized in 1983 under the auspices of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) and the Coordinating Council of Audiovisual Archives Associations (CCAAA). Organized by the International Federation of Film Archives (FIAF) for the CCAAA, The Norwegian Film Institute (NFI) and The National Library of Norway (Nasjonalbiblioteket), JTS met for the eighth time, this year, in Oslo, Norway, with Mr. Asbjorn Inge Straumfors of the Nasjonalbiblioteket and Ms. Lise Gustavson of the NFI serving as local organizers. Mr. Thomas Christensen of the FIAF, on the other hand, was in charge of the symposium's content and also chaired the FIAF Technical Commission. The Programme JTS 2010 was one of the major activities lined up in line with the 66th FIAF Congress in Oslo. It was held on 0305 May 2010 at the historic Klingenberg Cinema, located at the town center. FIAF president Mr. Hisashi Okajima officially opened JTS 2010 on May 3rd, who, in his opening remarks, expressed how pleased he was that the symposium will be graced by "more than 30 brilliant archivists, technologists and scientists from all over the world: Nordic and European countries, USA; but also from the Philippines, China and Japan." The lecture-event was a wellattended gathering, with close to three hundred (300) participants who are experts in the fields of film, video, and sound,

who took part in and benefitted from the plenary lectures of twenty seven (27) paper presenters, coming from Asia, Europe, and the USA. Participants and speakers alike were engaged in vital discussions after every lecture and during a thirty-minute

on the Web. They compared one and the same video published on two different French websites and demonstrated the discrepancies and significance in terms of preserving the original document's context. Jorgen Stensland likewise presented a notable endeavor where Film & Kino Norway has launched their non-commercial complete national digital roll out– Norway being the first country in the world to have boldly pulled it off. The project will convert all of Norway's big and small cinemas into modern DCI (Digital Cinema Initiatives)compliant digital cinema houses. Details of the process were tackled on their presentation. Perhaps the one I found most interesting, as it is very much close to the paper I presented and to my AV experience, was the presentation put forth by Paolo Cherchi Usai of the Haghefilm Foundation based in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. His discussion o n Te a c h i n g D i g i t a l Preservation touched on the worlds of what he called the triad: the archives, the academia and the laboratory. He way; was able to explore the r o N f yo Librar tional relationships among a N e t of th e JTS n o fr these three domains, o in at th e Abrig er lecture n ti is r h and how these three should , Ch ers Above brigo deliv persuasively communicate with each other ,A below and work together to realize the one and the open microphone same purpose, that is, digital preservation conducted on the last day of the and restoration. He raised the question as JTS. to how an educational program, including In line with the theme digital training policies and protocols in film challenges and opportunities, majority of preservation, can address the issues of the the papers that were presented during the field without compromising its purpose. congress introduced the body to their current projects and initiatives in audiovisual He stressed out the importance of a set of preservation using digital technology. training policies and procedures in teaching Among the many interesting papers digital preservation. On the evening of the first presented was that of Thomas Drugeon and symposium day, a reception was held for Matteo Trelani of the French-based Institut the delegates at the Oslo Town Hall hosted national de l'audiovisuel (INA), where they shared INA's venture on Web archiving, i.e., archiving audiovisual-related contents Abrigo presents paper ... see page 13 DLSU Newsette Balitang Aklatan Vol. XLI Nos. 5-6 May - June 2010 - 5

A Comparative Study … from page 3 5. Under the category Library General Information, annual reports/statistics, ongoing projects, and information about library committees, were items not commonly provided by on the library webpages. See Table 5 on page 7. 6. Only 45% of the library webpages evaluated provide direct links to their OPACs. See Table 6 on page 7. 7.Thirty percent (30%) of the subjects provided short overview of how the books

were classified and cataloged. See Table 7 on page 10. 8. None from among the library webpages evaluated provided facilities to accommodate photocopying requests. See Table 7 on page 10. 9. Ten (10) or 50% out of 20 college and university websites provided links to their subscribed databases and 9 (45%) to open access databases/resources. See Table 8 on page 10.

10. All libraries use the English language to develop their webpage and none provided indication of a translation facility. See Table 10 on page 11. 11. Most of the institutions evaluated use Web 2.0 technology such as social networks, blogs, etc., however, only ADMU and UP-D provided direct links to their pages. See Table 9 on page 11. 12. Job vacancies in libraries and book vendor links were not posted at all by any of

Table 2: Navigation

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

3

1

4

3

2

3

3

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

18

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

4

3

3

1

1

1

15

1

20

1

4

2

2

2

2

3

4

4

3

2

2

3

UP-D

1

1

UA&P

1

Total

1

UP-D

1

UA&P

1

UE

1

UST

1

TUP

1

SSC

1

PWU

1

PNU

1

1

PCU

1

1

MC

1

MIT

1

JRU

1

EAC

1

DLSU

1

DLS-CSB

1

CSJL

1

CEU

ADMU

Page title appears on top of the window bar Home link on every page Uses graphics Page title describes content or location in site structure Total

AC

ITEMS

AdU

INSTITUTIONS

Table 3: Currency

0

1 1 2

1

1

1

1

Total

1

UE

1

0

UST

1

TUP

SSC

1

1

SSC

1

PWU

1

1

1 1 2

PWU

1

PNU

1

PCU

1 1 2

PNU

1

MC

1

MIT

1

JRU

DLS-CSB

1

1 1

EAC

CSJL 1

0

1 1 2

1

DLSU

CEU

Copyright information Website last updating date Total

ADMU

AdU

ITEMS

AC

INSTITUTIONS

1 0

15 5

1

Table 4: Website Aids and Tools

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1 1

1 1

1

2

1

1

1

0

1

1 4

1

1 0

0

1 3

0

0

2

UA&P

1

1

8

1

1 0

1

Total

1

UP-D

1

UE

1

UST

PCU

MC

MIT

JRU

EAC

DLSU

DLS-CSB

CSJL

CEU

ADMU 1

TUP

Website feedback for or email link Website search Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) Site map Total

AC

ITEMS

AdU

INSTITUTIONS

0

1

6 1

1 3

1 3

4 5 1

0

1

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A Comparative Study … from page 6 items from the checklist. See Table 10 on page 11.

the institutions. See Table 9 on page 11. 13. The DLSU Library’s webpage garnered the highest number of points supporting 41 out of 62 items. See Table 10 on page 11. 14. EAC got the least number of points and ranked the lowest supporting only 13

2. The DLSU Library’s webpage strength is the provision of website aids and tools. 3. Libraries usually do not disclose information regarding annual reports/ statistics, on-going projects, and library committees.

Conclusions 1. Libraries strongly support navigation and accessibility and speed.

Table 5: Library General Information

Library resources

1

Hours of operation

1

Mission/Vision statement/Objectives Policies and procedures

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1 1 1

1

1

Mailto facility to librarian/staff

1

Library departments’ information Instruction/tutorials about library use Staff directory

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1 1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1 1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

14

1

1

10

1

12

1

1

1

7 1

1

1 1

13 1

14

1

1

13

1

13

1

6 1

1

11

1

1

1

1

1

4 1

9

9

7

5

12

6

6

10

5

7

4

6

8

8

1 1

13

7

6

7

UP-D

5

UA&P

3

PWU

1

PNU

Total

4 3

1

Ongoing projects Annual reports/statistics

18

1 1

1

1 1

1

1

1 1

1

1

Total

1

UP-D

1

UA&P

1

UE

UST

1

1

1

1

1

1 1

1

1

Information about library committees Newsletter

1

1

1

Ask/Chat with librarian

1

1

1

1

TUP

1

PWU

MIT 1

PNU

JRU 1

1

PCU

EAC 1

1

MC

DLSU 1

1

CSJL

1

1

SSC

1

1

CEU

1

Library collections Library services

DLS-CSB

Library introduction

ADMU

AdU

ITEMS

AC

INSTITUTIONS

Table 6: Library Resources

Other reference sources (style guides, dictionary, etc.) Library selected internet sources

1

1

1

1 1 1

1

1

4

3

1 1

Bibliographical databases Links to other libraries online catalog

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1 6

1

1

1 1

6 2

1

7 0 2

Local information Periodicals index Total

1

1

0

1 2

1

2

0

0

0

2

0

1

9 4

1

1

Total

UE

UST

TUP

SSC

PCU

MC

MIT

JRU

1

EAC

1

DLSU

CEU

1

DLS-CSB

ADMU

Direct link to OPAC

AC

AdU

Items

CSJL

Institutions

1

0

1 5

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DLSU Library Forms Ad hoc Committees for AY 2010-2011 Projects Through the leadership of Ms. Ana Maria Fresnido, Library Director, the Library Management Committee (LMC) identified projects to be accomplished within the current academic year. To

ensure that not a single project is left out, ad-hoc committees were formed for each of the projects and an overall project coordinator, in the person of Ms. Marita G. Valerio, bibliographic control librarian, was

Project Conduct of Market Research on Library Branding

designated to oversee the development of all the projects. The following members make up the different committees:

Members Chair: Willian Frias Vice-Chair : Karen Victoria Members: Elizabeth Padilla, May Laureno and Marita Valerio Video Live-Chat Conferencing for Reference Service/Development of other Social Chair: May Laureno Networking Sites Linked to the Library’s Homepage Vice-Chair: Roderick Ramos Members: Avelino Dancalan, Harold Franco, Willian Frias, Yolanda Odsinada and Elizabeth Padilla 24/7 Tele-Reference Service Using Answering Machine and/or Through Text Messaging Chair: Harold Franco Vice-Chair: Yolanda Odsinada Members: Cynthia Cordova, Avelino Dancalan, Jojie Gonda, Elizabeth Padilla and Vivian Soriente Roving Reference Service Chair: Roderick Ramos Vice-Chair: Yogusto Balbas Members: Christine Abrigo, Jocelyn Balangue, Roderick Borjal, May Laureno, Cynthia Cordova, Yolanda Odsinada and Juliet Olivar Automated Gathering of Usage Statistics of Room Use Materials Chair: Elizabeth Padilla Vice-Chair: Jocelyn Balangue Members: Annabelle Aliwalas, Avelino Dancalan, Wilfredo Frias, Jr., Joel Gementiza and May Laureno Introduction of Book Self-Check Out/In, Phase 1 (Improvement of the Existing Security Chair: Cynthia Cordova System) Vice-Chair: Vivian Soriente Members: Anabelle Aliwalas, Jocelyn Balangue, Avelino Dancalan, Jocelyn Ladlad, May Laureno, Elizabeth Padilla and Yolanda Odsinada Recognition of Top Performing Staff Chair: Karen Victoria Vice-Chair: Marissa Pulga Members: Christine Abrigo, Roderick Borjal, May Laureno and Joseph Yap Virtual Library Tour Chair: Roderick Ramos Vice-Chair: Yogusto Balbas Members: Cynthia Cordova, Willian Frias, Gregorio Guinto, Reynaldo Jimenez, Elizabeth Padilla and Marita Valerio Provision of Direct Links to Authoritative Open Access Resources and Databases to Library’s Chair: Christine Abrigo Homepage Vice-Chair: Yolanda Odsinada Members: Harold Franco and May Laureno Organization of Public Programs Activities Involving Participation of Academic Community Chair: Willian Frias Members Vice-Chair: Annabelle Aliwalas Members: Gregorio Guinto and Jorge Bundalian Cataloging and Classification of Open Access but Authoritative E-Books Accessible through Chair: Christine Abrigo the WEBOPAC Vice-Chair: Purisima Fernando Members: Agnes Barsaga, Jojie Gonda, Janice Peňaflor, Karen Victoria and Juliet Olivar Acquisition of More E-Books Chair: Christine Abrigo Vice-Chair: Purisima Fernando Members: Agnes Barsaga, Jojie Gonda, Janice Peňaflor, Karen Victoria and Juliet Olivar Benchmarking of the Book Collection in Science & Technology Against Libraries of Selected Chair: Christine Abrigo ASEAN Countries Vice Chair: Bob Cauilan Members: Purisima Fernando and Marissa Pulga Training on Preservation of Library and Archival Materials Chair: Annabelle Aliwalas Vice-Chair: Jocelyn Ladlad Member: Roderick Ramos Establishment of Institutional Repositories Chair: May Laureno Vice-Chair: Annabelle Aliwalas Members: Avelino Dancalan and Jocelyn Ladlad Organization/Joining of International/Regional Library Exposure Chair: Christine Abrigo Vice-Chair: Joseph Yap Members: Reynaldo Jimenez, Jocelyn Ladlad and Juliet Olivar Revision/Development of Library Brochures/Booklets and Other Promotional Materials Members: Yolanda Odsinada, Elizabeth Padilla and Willian Frias


The Besa’s Formally Turnover the Doreen Gamboa Fernandez Collection to the DLSU Library More than 2000 volumes of books collected by the famous essayist and editor, Doreen Gamboa Fernandez, who passed away in 2002, were formally turned over to the DLSU Library on June 28, 2010 by Mr. Gabriel G. Besa (Doreen’s nephew to who inherited her book collection on Philippine literature, history and theatre). The collection which showcases Filipinana titles in English includes works of award-winning authors, such as Virgilio Almario, Jose Y. Dalisay, Jr., Cirilo F. Bautista, Ruth Elynia S. Mabanglo, and Edilberto N. Alegre, to name a few. The short but meaningful ceremony was highlighted by the remarks of circumstance delivered by Mrs. Della G. Besa, sister of the late Doreen Fernandez. Br. Armin A. Luistro FSC, the then President and Chancellor of DLSU, gave the remarks of acceptance and promised to share the collection to the public. Also present during the occassion were friends and relatives of the Besa’s and librarians of the DLSU Library

Clockwise from top left: Mrs. Della Besa, delivering the Remarks of Circumstance; Br. Armin. delivering the acceptance speech; the ceremonial turn-over done by Mr. Besa and Br. Armin; the Besa Family with Br. Armin; the Besa Family together with Br. Armin and some librarians; and, Mr. Gabriel Besa and Br. Armin Luistro, signing the Deed

Library Hosts Philippines Dictionary Project (PDP) Orientation across the Philippines” (Philippine Dictionary Project info sheet). Ms. Nina Patawaran, a Filipina and an ardent supporter of children’s literacy in the Philippines, is the project founder. It was officially launched in November 2008 in the province of Negros Oriental with Silliman University as its local center of excellence. Funds for the PDP are raised through donations from individuals and corporations. Donations are accepted by established non-profit organizations Ms. Nina Patawaran as she conducts who purchase the dictionaries to be delivered orientation to the participants One of the projects being directly to DLSU, which will be housed and undertaken by the De La Salle University processed at the University Library. Copies in line with the forthcoming celebration of of the dictionaries will then be lent out, with its centennial anniversary is the Philippines a minimal fee of Php500.00 per school year or Php10.00 per dictionary per school year, Dictionary Project (PDP). The project aims to “improve to participating public elementary schools the academic performance of Filipino identified by the donors themselves or the under-privileged children by making project owner. Fees collected will be used age-appropriate illustrated dictionaries to partially defray the partner local center’s available to public elementary schools

expenses, primarily for the protective book cover. A project orientation conducted by Ms. Patawaran, herself, was held on June 23, 2010 at the European Documentation Center Multi-Purpose Room, University Library, with 81 participants from the districts of Caloocan, Taguig, Pasig, Pasay, and Manila. PDP will be officially launched on July 30, 2010. Part of the launch will be a training program for the teachers of participating elementary public schools.

PDP participants attentively listen during the orientation

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A Comparative Study … from page 7 4. Some libraries have not yet arrived at the realization that it is highly important for the clients to have direct access to the library’s OPAC through the Internet. 5. Only a handful of libraries seem to believe that there is a need for the customers to know how books are organized. 6. Providing links to subscribed and open access databases seem to be of high importance to libraries. 7. Libraries apply Web 2.0 technology as such seems to attract more customers. 8. Posting vacancies on the webpage is not a common practice among libraries. 9. The DLSU library webpage, is a lot better compared to other library webpages. Recommendations Based on the results of the study, the following are being recommended:

1. Libraries should benchmark with other libraries’ websites to gain new ideas on how to make better their own homepages. 2. Libraries should consider improving their webpage content by providing more information about their collection, resources, services and facilities. In addition, they should think about including videos and other multimedia presentations showcasing the library and other library events, aside from the usual pictures and graphics. 3. Libraries should collaborate with information technology experts and other stakeholders when designing library websites so that they may have a wider perspective of what needs to be included and to meet the clients’ expectations. 4. Further enhance and develop the DLSU Library’s webpage taking into consideration items in the checklist that are currently not

supported. References Diaz, K. (1998), "The role of the library website: a step beyond deli sandwiches", Reference & User Services Quarterly, Vol. 38 pp.41-3. Kaur, Kiran (2009). Marketing the academic library on the web. Library Management, vol. 30, no.67 Retrieved November 11, 2009 from www.emeraldinsight.com/01435124.htm. Qutab, Saima and Mahmood, Khalid. (2009). Library websites in Pakistan: an analysis of content. Retrieved November 11, 2009 from www.emeraldinsight. com/0033-0337.htm. Shemberg, Marian. (2000). Through the Web: door to academic libraries. Retrived November 12, 2009 from http://www. emerald-library.com

Table 7: Library Services/Technical Services

1 1

UA&P

UE

UST

TUP

1

1

1

Total

1

UP-D

1

SSC

PWU

PNU

PCU

MC

MIT

JRU

EAC

DLSU

DLS-CSB

CSJL

CEU

ADMU

1

1

6

1

3 2 0 1 0 0

1

0

1

0

0

0

0

2

0

1

1

1

2

0

0

1

UA&P

1

UE

0

UST

3

TUP

0

SSC

0

PWU

1

PNU

Information about classification and cataloging Acquisition department Purchase suggestions Request a photocopy Material reservation Renew material Fine accrued Total

AC

ITEMS

AdU

INSTITUTIONS

1 1 1

1

Table 8: Electronic Links

1 1 1 1

MC

PCU

1 1 1

1

1 1

TOTAL

1 1 1 1

MIT

JRU

EAC

DLSU

DLS-CSB

1 1 1 1

UP-D

1 1

1 1 1 1

CSJL

1

CEU

1 1 1

ADMU

Subscribe Databases Open Access (FREE) Links to e-journals Links to e-books Links to search engines Professional organizations or associations E-discussion list Total

AC

ITEMS

AdU

INSTITUTIONS

1 1 1 1

10 9 10 7 1

1

2

1 1

0 3

3

4

4

0

0

5

1

0

4

3

0

0

0

2

0

4

3

0

5

A Comparative Study … see page 11


A Comparative Study … from page 10

Table 9: Value Added Services

1 4

0

1 1

2

0

0

2

1

0

1

1 1

0

2

0

0

0

1 1

1

0

1 2

0

TOTAL

2

UP-D

3

UA&P

1 1

UE

1 1 1

UST

PWU

PNU

PCU

MC

MIT

JRU

EAC

DLSU

DLS-CSB

1 1

TUP

0

CSJL

CEU

1 1 1

SSC

New acquisitions section Library news alerts Library events calendar RSS feeds Job vacancies Book vendors links Web 2.0 Total

AC

AdU

ITEMS

ADMU

INSTITUTIONS

7 7 3 0 0 0 2

Table 10: Summary of Points Earned per Institution

ADMU

CEU

CSJL

DLS-CSB

DLSU

EAC

JRU

MIT

MC

PCU

PNU

PWU

SSC

TUP

UST

UE

UA&P

UP-D

TOTAL

%

3

4

5

6

5

6

1

5

6

4

5

5

4

6

5

6

5

6

3

96

80 %

3

4

3

2

3

3

4

3

3

4

2

2

2

2

3

4

3

2

2

3

57

71.25%

Currency

1

1

0

2

1

1

2

1

1

2

1

0

1

1

0

2

1

1

0

1

20

50.00%

Website aids and tools

1

1

2

0

0

1

4

1

0

3

0

0

2

0

1

3

3

1

0

1

23

28.5%

Library general information

3

5

9

9

7

5

12

0

6

10

5

7

4

6

8

8

13

7

6

7

143

44.69%

1

1

4

3

0

1

6

6

2

1

2

0

0

0

2

0

1

1

0

5

31

22.14%

Library services/ Technical services

0

0

3

0

1

0

0

1

0

0

0

2

0

1

1

1

2

0

0

1

12

8.57%

Electronic resources

3

3

4

4

0

0

5

0

0

4

3

0

0

0

2

0

4

3

0

5

41

29.29%

0

1

0

2

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

2

5.00%

0

1

4

0

0

0

2

0

1

0

2

0

0

0

3

2

1

0

0

2

17

12.14%

18

18

33

27

18

16

41

0

18

30

19

16

14

14

26

25

34

20

14

28

11

11

3

6

11

12

1

13

11

4

10

12

13

13

7

8

2

9

13

5

AdU

AC

CATEGORIES

INSTITUTIONS

Accessibility and speed

6

Navigation

Library resources

Language Value-added services TOTAL RANK


DLSU Gives Recognition to Library Personnel/Co-Academic Personnel On May 15, 2010, the 11th year; Josephine Maghari Human Resource Development (Filipiniana), 8th year; Gerald Office hosted the Co-Academic Nicodemus (Circulation), 7th Service Awards 2010, which year; Melton Jo (Systems recognized employees for Services), 5th year; Noel their service and punctuality. Aquino (Depository), Robert Themed 99 Years of Shared Cuenca (EDC/ASRC), Evelyn Faith and Dedicated Service, Esparcia (Archives) and the program emphasized on Norman Villareal (Circulation), the important contribution of all on their 4th year; Rosalinda employees in realizing 100 Del Rosario (Archives), 3rd years of Lasallian existence in year; Joel Cariňo (IMS), 2nd the Philippines. year; and, Lorelyn Esguerra Library personnel (Circulation), Augusto Gallo who were recognized for (EDC/ASRC), Reynaldo their 30 years of service in Matias (Depository), Antonio the University were: Renato Meneses (Director’s Office), Abellera (IMS), Florbella Noriell Nelmida (Circulation), Bongalos recieves her 30-Year Service Award S. Bongallos (Archives), and and Edwin Padilla (Technical Amelia Maula (Director ’s Services), on their 1st year. Office). Catherine T. Cabonegro given to the following for having reported Vivian Soriente, Circulation (Filipiniana) was the Library’s sole recipient to work on time, that is, without a record Librarian, and Reynaldo Jimenez, Media of the 10-year Service Award. of being tardy for the entire academic Specialist, both from the University Perfect attendance awardees were year: Ulyses Balatbat (Periodicals), Library, hosted the said event.

Job Rotation Among Library Personnel Continues With the positive outcome of the implementation of the job rotation carried out during term 3 of academic year 2009-2010, a number of library staff were

rotated again for term 1 of academic year 2010-2011. Job rotation is the Library’s way of continuously training and developing

library personnel, in terms of versatility in performing the different library tasks. Another batch is expected to be rotated in the future.

Rotated Staff for Term 3, AY2010-2011 From

Staff

To

Roderick Ramos (ASF)

Reference

Archives

Harold Franco (ASF)

Archives

Reference

Joel Gementiza (Assistant Librarian)

Periodicals

Circulation

Rolando Masindo (Assistant Librarian)

Circulation

Periodicals

Jorge Bundalian (Clerk)

Periodicals

Archives

Ramon Villanueva (Clerk)

Archives

Periodicals

Catherine Cabonegro (Clerk)

Technical Services

Filipiniana

Ramiro Abejero (Clerk)

Filipiniana

Technical Services

Robert Cuenca (Clerk)

Circulation

ASRC/EDC

Alan Tan (Clerk)

ASRC/EDC

Circulation


Abrigo presents paper ... from page 5 by the Mayor. Likewise, a welcome party was held on the evening of May 2nd at The National Library to formally open the event. The Paper Presentation The call for papers was announced at the JTS 2010 website in mid-2009 and deadlines were set on 01 December 2009 and 01 February 2010, respectively.

Proposals on any aspect on media archiving were welcomed, hence I heeded the call. My paper entitled “Audio-visual Preservation: A Perpetual Dilemma Among Selected Philippine Academic Libraries”, was accepted and was scheduled for presentation on the second symposium day, May 4th. The presentation made quite an impact as it invited interesting questions from the audience. The organizers were

very supportive through and through. Besides myself, there was another Filipino archivist, who is currently based in Norway, who attended the symposium. My participation to this year's JTS was made possible through the travel grants funded by the FIAF, the government's National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA), and the De La Salle University.

Library Staff Participate in the Inter-La Salle Employees Sportsfest

Gallo (first row, right) and Frias (top row, right) with other DLSU Team members

Wilfredo Frias, Jr. (third from the left) with the Dart Team, bagging 3rd Place

Two library personnel, namely Wilfredo Frias, Jr. (Reference) and Augusto Gallo (EDC) participated in the InterLa Salle Employees Sportsfest on May 29, 2010 at De La Salle Santiago Zobel School, Ayala Alabang Village, Muntinlupa City. Frias and Gallo were chosen from among the employees of DLSU-Manila to represent the University in darts and chess competition, respectively.

The said sportsfest was participated by eight (8) La Salle schools, namely: De La Salle University, De La Salle–College of Saint Benilde, De La Salle University– Dasmariňas, De La Salle Health Science Institute, De La Salle Santiago Zobel School, La Salle College Antipolo, De La Salle Canlubang, and De La Salle Lipa. These schools competed in basketball, volleyball, table tennis, darts, chess,

triathlon, and minor games like patintero, tug-of-war and touch-ball. The Sportsfest, though a friendly one, was very competitive since the different La Salle schools fielded former varsity players who are now employed as coaches in different sports. Frias and his team bagged 3rd place in dart, while the whole De La Salle University–Manila team was declared as the overall champion of the Sportsfest.


Visitors May 15

Marilou Lopez, Instructor, Saint Louis University Baguio

BX – Christian Denominations Investing in miracles : El Shaddai and the transformation of popular Catholicism in the Philippines. Katharine L. Wiegele. BX809.E53 W54 2007. 4th Floor, Filipiniana CC - Archeology

June 19

Anthony S. Mercatante & James R. Dow. BL303 .M47 2009. 2nd Floor, Reference

Elaine Roxas, SMI, General Santos City Fraulein Oclarit, SMI, General Santos City Berneth Mercado, Brokenshire College, General Santos City

Donors

Of war and peace : Lantakas and bells in search for foundries in the Philippines. Regalado Trota Jose. CC250.P6 J67 2009. 4th Floor, Filipiniana CS - Genealogy Beneath the Banyan tree : my family chronicles. Cornelia Lichauco Fung. CS1399 .L52 2009. 4th Floor, Filipiniana D – History (General)

The DLSU-M Library would like to acknowledge with great appreciation the following donors: Asian Development Bank Bernardo, Allan Bridge Publications Campos, Karlo Shane Centennial Office College of Engineering DaigdigPinoy.com Estranero, Danilo International Studies Department Keio University La Salle Institute of Governance La Sallian Pastoral Office (LSPO) Lagman, Mariano Luistro, Armin, FSC McLean, Karl PNULISAA Registrar’s Office Santiago, Edwin Scheiter, Josesph, FSC SGV & Co. Sta. Barbara, Jade B. Tokyo University of Foreign Studies Wostyn, FLode, CICM

1.

The battle of Leyte Gulf : the last fleet action. H.P. Willmott. D774. P6 W54 2005. 4th Floor, Filipiniana The crucible : an autobiography by Colonel Yay [i.e. Y. Panlilio], Filipina American guerrilla. Yay Panlilio ; edited by Denise Cruz. D811.5 .P28 2010. 4th Floor, Filipiniana DS – History (Asia) The Americanization of Manila, 1898-1921 / Cristina Evangelista Torres. DS689.M2 T67 2010. 4th Floor, Filipiniana Buhay sibilyan at iba pang kwento ng kabayanihan sa loob at labas ng bayan, 1896-1902. Ronaldo B. Mactal. DS676 .M24 2009. 4th Floor, Filipiniana The Cebu we know. Erma M. Cuizon, editor. DS688.C4 C448 2009. 4th Floor, Filipiniana Central Philippines. [Honey Jarque Loop & Daniel Carpentier]. DS660 .C46 2008. 4th Floor, Filipiniana A country not even his own. Steve E. Psinakis. DS686.5 P74 2008. 4th Floor, Filipiniana Heritage tree definitions. [Beverly A. Macayan, design & layout]. DS661 .H37 2009. 4th Floor, Filipiniana

Recent Acquisitions

It took four years for the rising sun to set. Joaquin L. Garcia. DS686.4 .G37 2009. 4th Floor, Filipiniana

Book

The Kapampangan mystique. Rudy Ordonez. DS688.P19 O7 2009. 4th Floor, Filipiniana

BL – Religions. Mythology. Rationalism The Facts on File encyclopedia of world mythology and legend.

The lives and times of Gerry Roxas and Ninoy Aquino : their ancestry and their achievements. Jovito R. Salonga. DS686.6.A2


Louis-Marie Asselin ; contributions from Jean-Bosco Ki, Vu Tuan Anh. HC79.P6 A84 2009. 3rd Floor, Circulation

S34 2010. 4th Floor, Filipiniana The man and the city in a forest : a personal saga of environmental advocacy in governance. Jordan Ross Klow with Rolando Salcedo Salvana. DS689.P84 K56 2009. 4th Floor, Filipiniana My personal narrative : the faith and love of my parents and brothers. Jovito R. Salonga. DS686.6.S3 A35 2009. 4th Floor, Filipiniana Old thoughts in new ideas : state conservation measures, development and livelihood on Palawan Island. Wolfram Heinz Dressler. DS666.T3 D74 2009. 4th Floor, Filipiniana

Creating adaptive policies : a guide for policy-making in an uncertain world. edited by Darren Swanson, Suruchi Bhadwal. HC79.E5 C7 2009. 3rd Floor, Circulation The tale of Juliet : you have the power to change your life. Jhet Torcelino-van Ruyven. HC112.5.T87 A3 2005. 4th Floor, Filipiniana HD – Industries. Land Use. Labor

Orthodoxy and history in the Muslim-Mindanao narrative. Patricio N. Abinales. DS688.M2 A264 2010. 4th Floor, Filipiniana

The art of agribusiness : 111 and more success stories in agrientrepreneurship. [Arthur C. Yap]. HD9016.P62 Y36 2010. 4th Floor, Filipiniana

A political journey. by Eva Estrada Kalaw ; preparatory texts by Menchu Sarmiento and Peter Cruz ; editing and style by Mila D. Aguilar. DS686.6.K34 A3 2008. 4th Floor, Filipiniana

Brilliant idea : [what to know, do and say to make a success of your ideas at work]. Douglas Miller. HD66 .M54 2007. 2nd Floor, Reference

Regional profiles : people and places. DS654 .R4 2009. 4th Floor, Filipiniana

Corporate social responsibility and occupational safety and health. Jorge V. Sibal, Theresita V. Atienza. HD60 .S5 2010. 3rd Floor, Circulation

Rizal is my president : 40 leadership tips from Jose Rizal. Napoleon G. Almonte. DS675.8.R5 A395 2009. 4th Floor, Filipiniana GE – Environmental Sciences

Food for thought : how agribusiness is feeding the world (with special focus on the ASEAN). Rolando T. Dy. HD9016.A852 D9 2009. 4th Floor, Filipiniana

The Philippine environment in the ecozoic age : principles of environmental science in the Philippine setting. Angelina P. Galang. GE160.P6 .G34 2009. 4th Floor, Filipiniana

Fundamentals of organizational communication : knowledge, sensitivity, skills, values. Pamela S. Shockley-Zalabak. HD30.3 .S46 2009. 3rd Floor, Circulation

GN - Anthropology

In the pipeline : water for the poor : investing in small piped water networks. HD1702 .I5 2008. 2nd Floor, Reference

Encyclopedia of the peoples of Asia and Oceania. Barbara A. West. GN625 .W47 2009. 2nd Floor, Reference Visual fragments : the Rahmann-Maceda photographic collection, 1954-1964. Jose Eleazar R. Berzales, editor ; Aloysius Ma. L. Canete, Lilian dela C. de la Pena, Marlene Socorro R. Samson, contributors. GN671.P6 V57 2008. 4th Floor, Filipiniana GR - Folklore Ulahingan : an epic of the Southern Philippines. Elena G. Maquiso ; cover design Elfren Garcellano. GR325 M29. 4th Floor, Filipiniana; 4th Floor, Archives GT – Manners and Customs (General) Pinoy dressing : weaving culture into fashion. by Barge Ramos ; illustrations by Loretto.GT1540 .R35 2007. 4th Floor, Filipiniana

Industrial development planning : cluster-based development approach policy seminar, 14-19 March 2007, Tokyo, Japan. HD2346.A75 I54 2007. 2nd Floor, Reference Managerial economics. Mark Hirschey. HD30.22 .P3 2009. 3rd Floor, Circulation Marketing dreams, manufacturing heroes : the transnational labor brokering of Filipino workers. Anna Romina Guevarra. HD8714 .G84 2010. 4th Floor, Filipiniana Of dreams, sweat, and tears : the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the modern Filipino heroes. Mariano A. Dumia. HD 8718.5.A2 D85 2009. 4th Floor, Filipiniana Public-private partnership handbook. HD4276 .P84 2006. 2nd Floor, Reference Theories in industrial relations. Jorge V. Sibal. HD8716.5 .S5 2009. 4th Floor, Filipiniana

HC – Economic History and Conditions Analysis of multidimensional poverty : theory and case studies.


HF - Commerce

Mark Rubinstein. HG4515 .R84 2006. 3rd Floor, Circulation

Advanced accounting : a procedural approach./ Pedro P. Guerrero, Jose F. Peralta. HF5635 .G84 2008. 4th Floor, Filipiniana

An introduction to derivatives and risk management. Don M. Chance, Robert Brooks. HG6024.A3 .C465 2010. 3rd Floor, Circulation

Economics and trade in goods : an introduction / Simon J. Evenett, Watcharas Leelawath, and Somchin Suntavaruk. HF1379 .E94 2009. 2nd Floor, Reference Financial analysis with Microsoft Excel. Timothy R. Mayes, Todd M. Shank. HF5548.4.M523 M396 2010. 3rd Floor, Circulation Management accounting : decision management : CIMA's Official Learning System, managerial level. Colin Wilks, Louise Burke. HF5661 .W49 2008. 2nd Floor, Reference Fundamentals of accounting / Ma. Elenita Balatbat Cabrera, Ester Francisco Ledesma, Ma. Concepcion Yamat Lupisan. HF5635 .C248 2009. 3rd Floor, Circulation Management accounting : performance evaluation : CIMA's Official Learning System, managerial level. Bob Scarlett. HF5657.4 S3 2008. 2nd Floor, Reference Valuation for financial reporting : fair value measurements and reporting, intangible assets, goodwill and impairment. Michael J. Mard, James R. Hitchner, Steven D. Hyden. HF5681.I55 M37 2007. 3rd Floor, Circulation

Money and banking : a policy-oriented approach. Dean Croushore. HG221 .C69 2007. 3rd Floor, Circulation Money, islamic banks and the real economy. Abdul Ghafar Ismail. HG3368.A6 I85 2010. 3rd Floor, Circulation Monte Carlo simulation and finance. Don L. McLeish. HG6024.3 .M34 2005. 3rd Floor, Circulation Options : trading strategy and risk management. Simon Vine. HG6024.A3 V56 2005. 3rd Floor, Circulation Personal financial literacy. Joan S. Ryan. HG179 .R9 2008. 3rd Floor, Circulation Portfolio construction, management and protection. Robert A. Strong. HG4529.5 .S87 2009. 3rd Floor, Circulation Stochastic simulation and applications in finance with MATLAB programs. Huu Tue Huynh, Van Son Lai, and Issouf Soumare. HG106 .H89 2008. 3rd Floor, Circulation

HG - Finance

Structured products. Satyajit Das. HG6024.A3 D375 2006. 3rd Floor, Circulation

Analysis of investments and management of portfolios. Keith C. Brown. Frank K. Reilly. HG4521 .R4 2009. 3rd Floor, Circulation

Using investor relations to maximize equity valuation. Thomas M. Ryan, Chad A. Jacobs. HG4028.V3 R9 2005. 3rd Floor, Circulation

Behavioural investing : a practitioners guide to applying behavioural finance. James Montier. HG4515.15 .M664 2007. 3rd Floor, Circulation

A Wall Street internship. by Robin Grieves and Mark D. Griffiths. HG4572 .G74 2005. 3rd Floor, Circulation

Derivative products & pricing : the swaps & financial derivatives library. Satyajit Das. HG6024.A3 D37 2006. 3rd Floor, Circulation Essays in derivatives : risk-transfer tools and topics made easy. Don M. Chance. HG6024.A3 C45 2008. 3rd Floor, Circulation Finance for executives : managing for value creation. Gabriel Hawawini, Claude Viallet. HG4011 .H37 2007. 3rd Floor, Circulation FX options and structured products. Uwe Wystup. HG3853 .W97 2006. 3rd Floor, Circulation The handbook of portfolio mathematics : formulas for optimal allocation & leverage. Ralph Vince. HG4529.5 .V56 2007. 2nd Floor, Reference

HQ – The Family. Marriage. Women Batong bahay : naratibo ng kahirapan at tagumpay ng isang karaniwang pamilyang Pilipino. Clarence M. Batan. HQ680 .B37 2010. 4th Floor, Filipiniana The Ladies of Cebu. HQ1760.C4 L34 2009. 4th Floor, Filipiniana The new essential wedding workbook for the Filipina. Rita M. Neri. HQ745 .N47 2006. 4th Floor, Filipiniana Primary health care-based approach to sexual & reproductive health and rights. editorial team, Edelina P. de la Paz ... [et al.] ; artworks, Boy Dominguez, RJ Ilusorio. HQ766.5.P6 P74 2008. 4th Floor, Filipiniana Teaching CEDAW : integrating a human rights framework and the principles of CEDAW in the college curriculum. edited by Odine

A history of the theory of investments : my annotated bibliography.


de Guzman. HQ1181.P6 T39 2007. 4th Floor, Filipiniana HV – Social Pathology. Social and Public Welfare. Criminology Risk analysis and the risks and reconstruction model in population resettlement : training course. Michael M. Cernea. HV640.4.D44 C47 2007. 2nd Floor, Reference HX – Socialism. Communism. Anarchism Revisiting Marxism in the Philippines : selected essays. Patricio N. Abinales, editor. HX408.5 R48 2010. 4th Floor, Filipiniana JS – Local Government. Municipal Government Trekking the good local governance terrain : the LGSP capacity development way. [Principal writer, Red Batario ; writers, Basile Gilbert, Peter Bracegirdle, Myn Garcia]. JS7303.A2 B38 2006. 4th Floor, Filipiniana

The law on public officers and election law. Hector S. De Leon, and Hector M. De Leon, Jr. KF5624.2 .D4 2008. 4th Floor, Filipiniana KPM – Law (Philippines) The Anti-Violence Against Women and Their Children Act of 2004 : Republic Act no. 9262. Maria Rowena Amelia V. Guanzon. KPM4077 .G8 2009. 4th Floor, Filipiniana; AGH Library Church and state law and relations. Jorge R. Coquia. KPM2162 .C66 2007. 4th Floor, Filipiniana Civil law review : a centennial contribution to legal education. Araceli T. Baviera. KPM479 .B38 2008. 4th Floor, Filipiniana Civil law reviewer. Elmer T. Rabuya. KPM479 .R324 2009. 4th Floor, Filipiniana Civil procedure : a restatement for the bar, rules 1-71. Willard B. Riano. KPM3570 .R5 2009. 4th Floor, Filipiniana

JV – Colonies and Colonization. Emigration and Immigration. International Migration

Comments and cases on sales and lease. Hector S. De Leon. KPM863 .D4 2005. 4th Floor, Filipiniana

State, politics and nationalism beyond borders : changing dynamics in Filipino overseas migration. Edited by Jorge V. Tigno. JV8685 .S8 2009. 4th Floor, Filipiniana

Commercial law review. Cesar Lapuz Villanueva. KPM856 .V54 2009. 4th Floor, Filipiniana; AGH Library Commercial laws and jurisprudence. Jose C. Vitug. KPM856 .V57 2006. 4th Floor, Filipiniana

JZ – International Relations Teamwork for enduring peace and sustainable development : RPDEV, Ramos Peace & Development Foundation Inc. : celebrating 10 years : caring, sharing, daring. Melandrew T. Velasco ; foreword by Fidel V. Ramos. JZ4845.R35 V34 2010. 4th Floor, Filipiniana K – Law (General) International tax treaty practices and rulings : the RP-US tax treaty. Gregorio V. Cabantac. K4473.6.P6 C324 2009. 4th Floor, Filipiniana

Commercial laws of the Philippines. Compiled and edited by RBSI editorial staff. KPM856 .A28 2009. 4th Floor, Filipiniana Directory of solemnizing officers in the Philippines : with directory of city/municipal civil registrars in the Philippines, directory of religious denominations in the Philippines who were issued CRASM as of January 2005, authoritative discussions on authority of solemnizing officers, Administrative Order no. 1, series of 2007, some statistical facts on marriage, many others. Salvador A. Aves. KPM546 .A938 2007. 4th Floor, Filipiniana

KF – Law (United States)

Evidence : the bar lectures series. Willard B. Riano. KPM3542 .R5 2009. 4th Floor, Filipiniana

Civil law reviewer. Desiderio P. Jurado. KF5625 .J87 2009. 4th Floor, Filipiniana

Fundamentals of criminal law review. Antonio L. Gregorio. KPM3794.3193 .G74 2008. 4th Floor, Filipiniana

Comments and jurisprudence on succession. Desiderio P. Jurado. KF5625.4 .P5 2009. 4th Floor, Filipiniana

Handbook on criminal procedure and pleadings. Ferdinand A. Tan. KPM4610 .T36 2008. 4th Floor, Filipiniana; AGH Library

The Insurance Code and insolvency law : with comments and annotations. Hernando B. Perez. KF5616.9.I5 P47 2006. 4th Floor, Filipiniana

Handbook on private corporations : domestic & foreign. Lucila M. Decasa. KPM956 .D44 2009. 4th Floor, Filipiniana

The Insurance Code of the Philippines, annotated. Hector S. De Leon. KF5625.6 .D4 2006. 4th Floor, Filipiniana

Handbook on summary and small claims procedure and bouncing checks law : with notes on ejectment and Katarungang Pambarangay law. Eduardo B. Peralta, Jr. and Timoteo B. Aquino. KPM3520 .P37 2009. 4th Floor, Filipiniana


How to handle your own case in the small claims court. Jorge Emmanuel M. Lorredo. KPM3697 .L67 2009. 4th Floor, Filipiniana The insurance code of the Philippines : Presidential decree no. 612. Efren Vincent M. Dizon. KPM931 .D59 2009. 4th Floor, Filipiniana Labor Code of the Philippines. KPM1214.7 2008. 4th Floor, Filipiniana The Labor Code of the Philippines with omnibus implementing rules. Compiled and edited by RBSI Editorial Staff ; Ernesto C. Salao. KPM1220 .L34 2009. 4th Floor, Filipiniana Law dictionary : definitions of terms and phrases of Philippine laws and jurisprudence. Ernesto C. Salao.KPM26 .S24 2009. 4th Floor, Filipiniana Law on sales. Cesar Lapuz Villanueva. KPM863 .V55 2009. 4th Floor, Filipiniana Laws and jurisprudence on torts and damages. Joan S. Largo. KPM940 .L37 2007. 4th Floor, Filipiniana; AGH Library Legal and judicial ethics. Dennis B. Funa. KPM53.8 .F86 2009. 4th Floor, Filipiniana; AGH Library Legal medicine : comprehensive synopsis in forensic medicine & medical jurisprudence (updates in DNA analysis, dactyloscopy, polygraphy & health related laws) with questionnaires. Renato M. Maligaya. KPM1520 .M34 2007. 4th Floor, Filipiniana; AGH Library Mercantile law digest : a compact reviewer on Philippine commercial laws. Crescencio P. Co Untian, Jr. KPM856 .U57 2007. 4th Floor, Filipiniana

Padilla's ultimate criminal law, study guide and reviewer : the basic principles affecting criminal liability made clear and easy for law students and bar reviewees. Ambrosio Padilla, III and Alexander Padilla. KPM3800 .P324 2009. 4th Floor, Filipiniana Persons and family relations.Ed Vincent S. Albano, Ed Vincent A. Albano, Jr., Myla Khristabelle Albano-Pua. KPM511 .A5 2006. 4th Floor, Filipiniana Philippine corporate law. Cesar Lapuz Villanueva. KPM956 .V55 2010. 4th Floor, Filipiniana Political law reviewer. Ed Vincent S. Albano ; co-authors, Ed Vincent A. Albano, Jr., Myla Khristabella Albano-Pua, Ed Vincent A. Albano, III. KPM1750 .A4 2008. 4th Floor, Filipiniana Primer on internet and cyberspace law : notes, comments and selected cases. Esmeraldo C. Amistad. KPM80.C65 A44 2009. 4th Floor, Filipiniana Quick index of Supreme Court cases in remedial law : July 2001June 2004. Compiled by Jose Godofredo M. Naui. KPM3700 .N38 2006. 4th Floor, Filipiniana; AGH Library The quickfinder : mercantile law. Meyrick Andrew S. Osena. KPM856 .O84 2007. 4th Floor, Filipiniana Quizzer and reviewer on commercial laws. Hernando B. Perez. KPM856 .P47 2009. 4th Floor, Filipiniana Reviewer on commercial law. Jose R. Sundiang, Sr., Timoteo B. Aquino. KPM856 .S77 2009. 4th Floor, Filipiniana Six months before the bar outline/reviewer : selected important principles and cases in constitutional law, vol. 1, constitutional law vol. 2, administrative law... Rolando A. Suarez. KPM53.55 .S8 2009. 4th Floor, Filipiniana

National Internal Revenue Code of 1997 : as amended, consolidated, and annotated up to March 1, 2009 : Republic Act no. 8424, as amended by R.A. nos. 8761, 9010, 9224, 9238, 9243, 9294, 9334, 9337, 9361 & 9504. Eufrocina M. Sacdalan-Casasola, Rosario S. Santiago-Bernaldo. KPM2784.31997 .C37 2009. 4th Floor, Filipiniana

Statutory construction. Rolando A. Suarez. KPM451 .S8 2007 4th Floor, Filipiniana

Notes and cases on banking law and negotiable instruments law. Timoteo B. Aquino. KPM880 .A68 2009. 4th Floor, Filipiniana

Tax digest : a bar reviewer on National Internal Revenue taxes, local & real property taxes, tariff & customs duties. Crescencio P. Co Untian, Jr. KPM2790 .C59 2009. 4th Floor, Filipiniana

An outline of Philippine immigration and citizenship laws. Ronaldo P. Ledesma. KPM2144 .L4 2006. 4th Floor, Filipiniana The Philippine Labor Code with department order no. 40-03 series of 2003 : amending the implementing rules of book V of the Labor code of the Philippines and overseas industry, hours of work of hospital. [Compiled by Arellano V. Busto]. KPM1214.7 2008. 4th Floor, Filipiniana

Study guide for the bar : recent legislation and jurisprudence on all bar subjects. Arturo M. DeCastro. KPM53.55 .D442007. 4th Floor, Filipiniana

A treatise on tax principles and remedies. Eric R. Recalde. KPM2790 .R442009. 4th Floor, Filipiniana KZ – Law of Nations Introduction to public international law. Joaquin G. Bernas. KZ3405.B47 A35 2009. 4th Floor, Filipiniana


Public international law : bar reviewer. Ralph Alcantara Sarmiento. KZ3092 .S37 2009. 4th Floor, Filipiniana

Libot ng durungawan. Allan Popa. PL6165.4.P7394 L5 2009. 4th Floor, Filipiniana

LA – History of Education

Ligo na u, lapit na me. ni Eros S. Atalia. PL6165.4.A84 .L5 2009. 4th Floor, Filipiniana

On the good side of history : the Alpha Phi Beta story, 1939-2009. Nelson A. Navarro. LA1298.7 N38 2010. 4th Floor, Filipiniana LB – Theory and Practice of Education Curriculum development system : a handbook for school practitioners in basic education. Jesus C. Palma. LB2806.15 .P35 2009. 4th Floor, Filipiniana Licensure Examination for teachers (LET) reviewer in music. Angela Gloria U. Erum. LB1765.P6 E78 2008. 4th Floor, Filipiniana LC – Special Aspects of Education Advancing in education : reaching rural people, developing capacity : International Working Group on Education (IWGE), Rome, Italy, 12-14 June 2006. LC71 .I58 2006. 4th Floor, Filipiniana NX – Arts in General

Muling-pagkatha sa ating bansa : o bakit pinakamahabang tulay sa buong mundo ang tulay Calumpit. Virgilio S. Almario. PL6142 .A5 2010. 4th Floor, Filipiniana The other other. Isagani R. Cruz ; edited by David Jonathan Y. Bayot. PL6142 .C77 2010. 4th Floor, Filipiniana Pagbasa at pagsulat tungo sa pananaliksik : Filipino 2. Gloria P. San Juan ... [et al.]. PL5517 .P36 2009. 4th Floor, Filipiniana Mga talinhagang Filipino-English = Filipino-English figures of speech. by Jovita O. Calixihan. PL6059 .C34 2007. 4th Floor, Filipiniana Women's common destiny : maternal representations in the serialized Cebuano fiction of Hilda Montaire and Austregelina Espina-Moore. Hope Sabanpan-Yu. PL6169.5 Y8 2009. 4th Floor, Filipiniana PN – Literature (General)

Proceedings of the 2008 DLSU arts congress : De La Salle University-Manila, February 28-29, 2008. NX381 .P76 2008. 4th Floor, Filipiniana P – Philology. Linguistics

12. [Manix Abrera]. PN6790.P6 A255 2009. 4th Floor, Filipiniana Alab ng puso, sa dibdib mo'y buhay! Manix Abrera. PN6790.P6 A24 2008. 4th Floor, Filipiniana

Concise encyclopedia of languages of the world. Coordinating editor, Keith Brown ; co-editor, Sarah Ogilvie. P29 .C66 2009. 2nd Floor, Reference PE – English Language Equipments, pictorials and for a while : 284 common mistakes in English made by Pinoys. Elizabeth P. Ong. PE1460 .O54 2008. 4th Floor, Filipiniana Scholastic first dictionary. Judith S. Levey, editor in chief. PE1628.5 .S34 2006. 2nd Floor, Reference PL – Languages and Literatures of Eastern Asia, Africa, Oceania

The drama of it : a life on film and theater. Daisy Hontiveros Avellana. PN2918.A93 A3 2009. 4th Floor, Filipiniana Expeditions prose : the Philippine graphic/fiction awards. Foreword by Neil Gaiman ; [edited by Rhea Llamas ... et al.]. PN171.P75 E98 2007. 4th Floor, Filipiniana I didn't marry you because I love you and more practical wisdom of friends lovers and other strangers. As told to Jullie Yap Daza. PN6081 .D39 2009. 4th Floor, Filipiniana Laban! : a love story : a comic. Jose T. Gamboa. PN6790.P63 G35 2009. 4th Floor, Filipiniana

The collected works of Tony Perez. ni Tony Perez. PL6165.4.P48 C64 2008. 4th Floor, Filipiniana

The Life and art of Francisco Coching. D.M. Reyes ... [et al.] ; edited by Patrick D. Flores. PN6790.P6 L54 2010. 4th Floor, Filipiniana

Huling hudhud ng sanlibong pagbabalik at paglimot para sa Filipinas kong mahal. Rio Alma [i.e. V.S. Almario]. PL6165.4.A473 H94 2009. 4th Floor, Filipiniana

The media kit : a frame-by-frame guide to visual production. Melanie Casul, Jag Garcia, Michael Kho Lim. PN1992.94 .C37 2008.

Kasaysayan at pag-unlad ng dulaang pantinedyer sa Pilipinas. Arthur P. Casanova. PL6163.2 .C368 2009. 4th Floor, Filipiniana

Riddle of nowhere. [Words EJ Galang ; drawings, Apol Sta. Maria]. PN6367 G34 2010. 2nd Floor, Reference


Speeches in world history. [Compiled by] Suzanne McIntire; with additional contribution by William E. Burns. PN6122 .S64 2009. 2nd Floor, Reference PS – Philippine Literature in English Alma mater : a collection of 144 poems dedicated to the University of Santo Tomas by its Students and Alumni (1911-1969). Collected and edited by Fidel Villarroel. PS9992.2 A48 2009. 4th Floor, Filipiniana The boy who touched heaven = Ang batang humipo sa langit. Written by Iris Gem Li ; illustrated by Sergio Bumatay, III ; translated into Filipino by Roberto Anonuevo. PS9993.L4285 B69 2007. 4th Floor, Filipiniana Crash : the not quite unreal sequel. Carlos Malvar. PS9993.M287 C7 2009. 4th Floor, Filipiniana Don't cut the trees, don't! : ecology poems with paintings and photographs. Abercio V. Rotor. PS9993.R795 .D66 2010. 4th Floor, Filipiniana The fashionista's book of enlightenment : poems. Carlomar A. Daoana. PS9993.D26 F37 2009. 4th Floor, Filipiniana Favorite Arcellana stories. with an introduction by Emerenciana Yuvienco Arcellana. PS9993.A678 A18 2009. 4th Floor, Filipiniana Gilda Cordero Fernando sampler. PS9993.F4 A16 2009. 4th Floor, Filipiniana Nostalgia. Chona S. Trinidad. PS9992.4 T77 2008. 4th Floor, Filipiniana The Oriole's call. Narita M. Gonzalez. PS9993.G6539 O75 2006. 4th Floor, Filipiniana Reportage on lovers : a medley of factual romances, happy or tragical, most of which made news. Quijano de Manila [i.e. N. Joaquin]. PS9993.J62 R43 2009. 4th Floor, Filipiniana Trese. Story by Budjette Tan ; art by Kajo Baldisimo. PS9993. T1544 T74 2008. 4th Floor, Filipiniana QA - Mathematics AI game programming wisdom 3. Edited by Steve Rabin. QA76.76. C672 A15 2006. 3rd Floor, Circulation HTML : comprehensive concepts and techniques. Gary B. Shelly ... [et al.]. QA76.76.H94 H17 2006. 3rd Floor, Circulation Probabilistic logic networks : a comprehensive frame workfor uncertain inference. Ben Goertzel ... [et al.]. QA273 .P75 2008. 3rd Floor, Circulation

QC - Physics Nelson physics 12 : college preparation. Alan J. Hirsch; program consultant, Maurice Di Giuseppe. QC32 .H57 2008. 2nd Floor, Reference QK - Botany Bakawan : a natural heritage charter for the conservation of San Juan, Batangas mangrove area. [Emmanuel 'Mannet' L. Villariba, Beverly A. Macayan, design and layout ; Cynthia B. Loza, editor ; Teresita Suarez Bensuceso, translator and editor]. QK938.M27 B34 2009. 4th Floor, Filipiniana T – Technology, General Nanomaterials, nanotechnologies and design : an introduction for engineers and architects. Michael F. Ashby, Paulo J. Ferreira, Daniel L. Schodek. T174.7 .A84 2009. 3rd Floor, Circulation TA – Engineering, General. Civil Engineering, General Non-destructive test and evaluation of materials. J. Prasad, C.G. Krishnadas Nair. TA417.2 .P7 2008. 3rd Floor, Circulation The physics and chemistry of nanosolids. Frank J. Owens and Charles P. Poole. TA418.9.N35 O94 2008. 3rd Floor, Circulation TK – Electrical Enginnering. Electronics. Nuclear Engineering Audio engineering explained. Edited by Douglas Self. TK7881.4 A895 2010. 3rd Floor, Circulation Audio over IP : building pro AoIP systems with Livewire. Steve Church, Skip Pizzi. TK6562.D54 C48 2010. 3rd Floor, Circulation Electroacoustic devices : microphones and loudspeakers. Edited by Glen Ballou. TK5981 .E44 2009. 3rd Floor, Circulation Electronic circuits : fundamentals and applications. Michael Tooley. TK7867 .T65 2006. 3rd Floor, Circulation Linear integrated circuits. S. Salivahanan, V.S. Kanchana Bhaaskaran. TK7874 .S34 2008. 3rd Floor, Circulation Robert Lacoste's The darker side : practical applications for electronic design concepts. Robert Lacoste. TK7835 .L34 2010. 3rd Floor, Circulation TS - Manufactures The Packaging and design templates sourcebook. [Compiled by Luke Herriott]. TS195.4 .P3 2007. 2nd Floor, Reference


TT – Handicrafts. Arts and Crafts

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Package and p.o.p. structures. Dhairya. TT870.5 .D48 2007. 2nd Floor, Reference

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Ambata, Leonard U. Papsmear screening using image processing with web accessibility

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Apolega, Dennis On Searle and Putnam's riticisms of computational psychology : some reflections on conceptions of the self, science and technology

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Arada, Gerald O. Endurance test device for microwave oven door system and interlocks at the Bureau of Product Stand- ards Testing Center (BPSTC)

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Bascara, Cornelio Hidden narratives : turn-of-the-country Spanish press and the Philippine Revolution Ang hidwaang alkalde mayor-fraile sa Bataan, 1837 History of Bataan : 1570-1900 : scanning its geo- graphical, social, political and economic terrain The levelling of hierarchies : the Spanish prisoners of war in the hands of the Filipino revolutionings Ang paglilitis kay Dr. Jose Rizal ayon sa mga paha- yagang Kastila The response of the colonial government to the 1781- 1782 famine in Bataan The state of the economy of the province of Bataan, 1827-1896 : a preliminary overview Ang tugon ng gobierno colonial sa taggutom sa Bata- an, 1781-1782

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Bautista, Harold Paulo D. Human capital management (HCM) add-ons to the vendor-provided user's manual Human capital management (HCM) system testing errors

• - Faculty Papers - Ajero, Michael Dominic M. Characterization of the binding properties of lota carrageenan towards Pb, Zn and Cd - Double bridge dimecaptosotrithione macrocycle with - m-Xylyl linker Alcantara, Norberto T. Acquisition of the free precession signal and analysis of the proton spin lattice relaxation time of different • aqueous solutions using the GLX explorer - Open laboratory system Alontaga, Jasper Vincent Q. - Information and communication technology (ICT)

Berino, Dennis L. Community involvement through service learning in the MBA program Comparative performance of management science students in a blended and mixed mode online learning environments Mobile learning : trends, challenges, applications Prior knowledge as success indicator and effectiveness of passing on the baton of the next generation : A cast study of agency management in a leading life insurance company

TX – Home Economics The New Filipino cookbook : creative variations of traditional recipes. [Edited by Rory C. Subida ; photography by Francis Rivera ; cover design by Albert Gamos ; illustrations by Ed Gamos and Albert Gamos]. TX724.5.P6 N48 2005. 4th Floor, Filipiniana UA – Armies: Organization, Distribution, Military Situation The Armed Forces of the Philippines during martial law, 19721986. Reynaldo V. Silvestre. UA853.P6 S54 2007. 4th Floor, Filipiniana Unconventional warfare : are US special forces engaged in an 'offensive war' in the Philippines. [Author, Herbert Docena ; editor, Nicola Bullard]. UA34.S64 D64 2007. 4th Floor, Filipiniana Z – Books (General). Writing. Paleography. Book Industries and Trade. Libraries. Bibliography Master of industrial relations program : abstracts of theses. Compiled by Hipolita R. Recalde ; edited by Zenaida T. Bejasa, Virgel C. Binghay, Ma. Catalina M. Tolentino. Z5055.P6 U564 2008. 4th Floor, Filipiniana Unfolding half a century : the Lopez Memorial Museum & Library. Purissima Benitez Johannot, editor ; Joselina Cruz ... [et al.], authors ; Neal Oshima, photographer. Z997.L66 U54 2009. 4th Floor, Filipiniana ZA – Information Resources (General) Managing resource centers for NGOs : a practical handbook. [ Noemi D. Bayoneta-Leis and Marijane Bugarin-Mabato]. ZA3157 .L44 2005. 4th Floor, Filipiniana 2. • - - • - - • -

Cabrera, Esperanza C. Evaluation of buffy coat 16S rRNA PCR, buffy coat culture and whole blood PCR for detection of bacteraemia Prevalence of community - acquired methicillin- resistant staphylococcus aureus from inmates of the Manila City Jail, characterization for SCC mec


type and occurrence of Panton-Valentine leukocidin gene

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Calara, Alvaro Urbanization and ethnicity: Mangyan-alangans in the advent of mining exploration

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Camacho, Drexel H. Teaching innovative and inventive thinking : an educational imperative towards building a culture of science

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Canceran, Delfo Irony of an inessential woman Mimetic desire : linking violence with sacrifice Capiz, Cheryl Lyne E. Evaluation of ISO 9000-based quality management practices : the case of construction companies in Thailand

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Dita, Shirley N. Building online corpora of Philippine languages

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Dulay, Ann E. Characterization of Thermoelectric Generator (TEG) transducer array for automobile engine application

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Francesca, Ma. Veronica A. Business continuity and disaster planning workshop ITC project updates Marketing materials online services for graduate students and faculty orientation

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Franco, Harold Emergency preparedness plan for the DLSU Archives

• - Castillo, Jesus Carlos Exequiel Alternative models for volatility of Philippine foreign - exchange returns Chiu, Anthony Shun Fung Ecology, systems and networking : walking the talk • in Asia - Fuzzy AHP-based study of cleaner production implementation in Taiwan PWB manufacturer Game theory approach to the analysis of inter-plant - water integration in an eco-industrial park Introduction to the advances in life-cycle approach - to business and resource management in the Asia- - Pacific Region Cuarteros, Gladstone - Consolidating democracy in the Philippines : break- ing monopolies of local power - Dagmang, Ferdinand The predicaments of intimacy and solidarity • The suspension of law and morals in the parable of the - good Samaritans : its methodological application in the study of modern day political economy vis-à- • vis the heart-level gospel principle of compassion - Writing and reading the immortal : transgressing ser- vitude and homogeneity in the twilight series • De Guzman, Ma. Teresa - Cultural heritage impact assessment report (CHIA) Skills, knowledge and symbols of the Manobo • - boatbuilders : an ethnoscience approach - Demeterio, Feorillo Ang mga teorya ng relatividad ni Albert Ein- - stein : isang pagsusuri sa kahandaan ng Wi• kang Filipino sa pagtalakay sa mga paksa ng makaba-


Gallardo, Susan Catalytic dry reforming of methane using Ni/Mg0- Zr02 catalyst Effect of ceria loading on the carbon formation during low temperature methane steam reforming over Ni/CeO2Zr02 catalyst Galvez, Ma. Cecilia Characterization of airborne fine particulate matter by air sampling and electron microscopy during the 2004 new year fireworks celebration in Manila Depolarization light detection and ranging using a white light LIDAR system Multi-angle lidar sensing of traffic aerosol in Manila Simultaneous three-wavelength depolarization masure ments of clouds and aerosols using a coherent white light continuum Temporal and spectral variation of aerosol optical depth (AOD) Towards a multi-wavelength depolarization lidar using a coherent white light continuum Garabiles, Jermelyn HRIS project Gaspillo, Pag-asa Anti-microbial and cytotoxic terpenoids from cymbo- pogon citrates staff Garing, Arnel Roland T. Blackberry E-mail and Wifi configuration Gavino, Albert Anthony D. DLSU Website work A study on the DLSU website from WEBOMATRICS Website De La Salle Science Foundation Gomez, Miguel Alberto N. EPSILON protocol suite

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Gonzalo, Bernardita O. A discourse analysis of Philippine English headlines and news leads Nonce regular and irregular verbs in contextualized and decontexualized tests : a comparison of ESL, and EFL learners

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Gustilo, Leah Sentence-level errors in ESL writers' diagnostic essays : what students have achieved and what we can do?

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Hernandez, Jose Rhommel Mga huling araw ng aming pagkakabilanggo sa ilalim ng mga rebolusyunaryong Pilipino

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Hudtohan, Emiliano T. Corporate social responsibility and sustainable development : Philippine experience Ethics, etiquette and aesthetics : tickets to human fulfillment Genograms : lived and experienced by one family Towards an adult faith : religious themes in contemporary language

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Iluzada, Emmanuel S. Medical and dental system - Annual physical exam (MDS subsystem) Pahiram libro system (online book reservation) Philippine University Library Search Engine (PULSE) Visitor's pass system

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Jamisola, Rodrigo S., Jr. Experimental identification of manipulator dynamics through the minimization of its natural oscillations

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Janairo, Gerardo A bioactive triterpene from Lanana camara A marine verticillane diterpenoid from Cespitularia erecta

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Lagua, Benel P. Capital start-up for small medium enterprises : the venture capital approach strategic options in the Philippine setting The incubation-graduation model for SME finance supplementation in the Philippines SME characteristics and statistical needs in the Philippines

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Lapinid, Minie Rose A neglected dimension in service-learning pedagogy : developing projects from the perspective of rural community stakeholders

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Laxa, James B. Prayer module for youth leaders

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Licuanan, Wilfredo Roehl Comparison between videographic and photographic methods in assessing coral reef benthic communities Guide to common corals of the Bolinao-Anda reef complex, Northwestern Philippines Leptoseris kalayaanensis (Seleractinia: Agariciidae), a new coral species from the Philippines The minimum sizes of fish sanctuaries and fishing effort reductions needed to achieve sustainable coastal fisheries in Caluag and Tayabas Bays Mitochondrial sequences of Seriatopora corals show little agreement with morphology and reveal the duplication of a tRNA gene near the control region One-third of reef-building corals face elevated extinction risk from climate change and local impacts

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Lucero, Christine DLSU fact book DLSU quick facts and figures Inventory of scanned documents submitted to HRIS OPC faculty transition database

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Madrona, Christopher V. Optimize Windows Vista for better performance

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Magana, Roderick L. PC desktop standard configuration for De La Salle system schools

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Magno, Carlo Taxonomy of aptitude test items : a guide for item writers

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Manikan, Joao Miguel Related field works

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Mingoa, Thelma Children's drawings speak more than words

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Muñoz, Alen Mateo Collaboration in materials development Language and the process approach to writing

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Oblena, Rhia Trogo A framework for adaptive and empathic response system in an ambient intelligent space

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Olivar, Julieta F. A comparative study of websites of selected colleges and universities in Manila

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Ong, Harvey T. Perceived advantages and disadvantages of using using transaction processing system (TPS) among the top corporate entrepreneurship in Metro Manila Uses of information system among the top corporations in Metro Manila


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Orellana, Joel Ekslusibo Nang manahan si Juan Tamad sa mundo ng sportswriting : isang sulyap sa paggamit ng wika sa tabloid

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Pablo, Zelinna Cynthia The discursive construction of metaphors on webbased portals : the case of the development gateway

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Peracullo, Jeane C. A feminist reclaiming of the mother's womb : beyond pro-life/pro-choice rhetoric on the body, subjectivity and reproductive control

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Pobre, Romeric Autofluorescence imaging of “Forget-Me-Not” (Plumbago auriculata) plant under UV excitation Automated thresholding in electric guitar note recognition using fourier analysis and neural network Below-bandgap excited, terahertz emission of optically pumped GaAs/AIGaAs multiple quantum wells Dynamics of a Kerr nanoparticle in a single beam optical trap Experimental study of radiation force on microspheres due to a single beam optical trap Geometry optimization of messo-polyhalogenated (F, CI, and Br) iron (II) porphyrin using density functional theory Low-loss single-mode terahertz waveguiding using cytop Magnetic-field-induced fourfold azimuthal angle dependence in the terahertz radiation power of (100) InAs Modal analysis of teflon photonic crystal fiber waveguide in terahertz frequency region Photonic-crystal-fiber pigtail device integrated with lens duct optics for terahertz radiation coupling Radiation force exerted on nanometer size non-resonant Kerr particle by a tightly focused Gaussian beam Transmission characteristics of lens-duct and photonic crystal waveguides in the terahertz region Transmission of terahertz radiation using a microstructured polymer optical fiber

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Pre, Julius C. Counselor tools : teambuilding and formation materials for Lasallian teams : a materials development report

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Que, Mary Margaret Essential services study Cost-price framework for NGO service packages Well-family midwife clinic strategic marketing plan

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Quero, Rachel A. Assessment of the human resource capacity of the Department of Education (DepEd) : a PAHRDF scoping study

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The corn marketing system : a rapid marketing appraisal in the Northern Mindanao region Highlights of the regional seminar on rapid appraisal techniques for agricultural marketing systems in Asia and the Pacific and the fifty general assembly of AFMA

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Ramos, Anne Marie Use of interactive teacher-made math manipulatives to enhance the stable-order counting of three-year-olds

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Ramos, Roderick B. A concept paper for the creation of a virtual library tour for De La Salle University-Manila

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Razon, Luis Steady-state multiplicity in a reverse flow monolith reactor for the partial oxidation of methane

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Recinto, Diana M. Pagpapanday 2009 : reaffirming role as Lasallian formator in the dynamic Philippine social context

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Resurreccion, Mark Gil F. Repairing windows vista using startup repair

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Reyes, Oliver A. Nokia E63 WiFi configuration

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Robles, Alfredo, Jr. The EU and ASEAN : learning from the failed EUmercosur negotiations An EU-ASEAN FTA : the EU’s failures as an international actor EU FTA negotiations SADC and mercosur : integration into the economy or market access for EU firms?

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Roces, Susan Degradation behavior of carbon fiber reinforced plastic (CFRP) in microwave irradiation The effects of microwave irradiation on the material characteristics of unidirectional carbon fiber reinforced plastics (UD-CFRPs) Optimization of microwave-assisted solvent extraction (MASE) of oil from kenaf seed (hibiscus cannabinus L.) for the production of biodiesel

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Ruiz, Raul P. Equities update October 2000 Philippines quarterly report second quarter 1996 Philippine stock market outlook and strategy recommendation

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Santiago, Fernando A., Jr. Manners of resistance : rude and vulgar behavior as as symbolic defiance of colonial authority in nineteenth century A preliminary study of the history of Pandacan, Mani-


la during the Second World War, 1941-1945

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Santoyo, Alfredo M. Financial conglomeration in the East Asian Region : recent trends and implications for regional financial market development Development of the Philippine credit information database and credit guarantee system : information sharing sharing facilitation and financing for small and medium enterprises Trends in financial sector development in Asia : insights from the performance of financial institutions in selected economies in Asia for the period 2000-2006

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Torres, Jose Victor Building a city : Intramuros and the galleon trade

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Uy, Sherryl B. Profile of family businessnes owned by families of business students of De La Salle University-Manila

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Vergara, Raymond Allan The green package

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Sia Su, Glenn L. Assessing the effect of a dumpsite to groundwater quality in Payatas, Philippines Blood vitamin C levels of motorized tricycle drivers in Parañaque, Philippines Correlation of climatic factors and dengue incidence in Metro Manila, Philippines Determinants of economic dependency on garbage: the case of Payatas, Philippines Environmental worldview and concern of college students in the Philippines Sleep problems, work-stress and health complaints in call centers in Quezon City, Philippines

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Victoria, Karen Cecille C. A comparative study of websites of selected colleges and universities in Manila

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Villacorta, Dennis B. Interactional feedback and L2 acquisition of young Korean language of English in two learning environments

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Villadolid, Albert T. The view from Taft. Barriers in building IT infrastruc- ture

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Villamil, Winfred M. Globalization, adjustment, and employment drivers

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Soliva, Teodoro M., Jr. AUN-QA awareness training feedback summary report AUN-QA awareness training module DLSU-QA system self-assessment for LSPO Document Management System (DMS) training module MS sharepoint 2003 guides

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Soller, Jamil A. Clientele inventory system created for management of assets for ITC HIP to be here (H2BH) : a revision to the existing H2BH system for MCO Online faculty evaluation (OFE) : an online evaluation for ITEO Online Performance Evaluation (OPE) : a revision to the existing OPE system for the OJT of COE Online Service Request Management (OSMR) : an outline transaction of servicing an SMR for helpdesk and PC/net Engr. Online voters registration survey for student council

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Tan, Neslie Carol The peer evaluator profile : are they competent? Tan, Vincent Lester Ama Gua Lai Lo

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Tangsoc-Jazmin Chong A study on affect and usability relationship of wireless

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