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10 Things Why You Should Date a Bosconian

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1. Because he has minimal interaction with the opposite sex, he would most likely appreciate the female species more.

2. He wouldn’t act as $%@ky as your regular university guy because he gets less practice in that department.

3. He’d be more gentlemanly because he’s not exposed to the reality that this is no longer expected of him.

4. You’d be his “one and only” because he has no “field” to play in.

5. He won’t be ditching you for a night out with the boys because he’s practically sick of being with the boys.

6. A huge sign that says “Jump. Run. Make Noise. But do not sin.” is the focal point of their gymnasium, so he has got to be nice, at the very least.

7. You won’t have to force him to go to the barbers because longbackers are a no-no in his campus.

8. He lives and breathes mathematics and can therefore do wonders to your algebra average.

9. He’ll always look his best when he’s with you because it’s not everyday that he (or anyone else for that matter) actually cares about his appearance.

10. Finally, he’s taught to do his ordinary duties extraordinarily well, which can’t be a bad thing.

10 more reasons from THE BOSCONIAN FORUM:Men of few words.. they show affection through different acts of love.Simple dressers.. not crowd-attention-gettersHumble, they take the back seat, to view moreClose to their moms.. and if guys are, experts say these men are more likely to love their partners more dearlyGenerousPrayerful – they have a rosary in their pockets, say confessions, hear masses at least two times a weekMen enough to cry – especially when they win games and competitionsSports-minded; therefore,they are healthyVery private people – even small barkadas appeal to them, simple parties can be fun to themYoung but mature and manly.. they can take public rides, repair gadgets on their own, help others without hassles, walk their little sisters/brothers to school..

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The Bosconian – God’s gift to Pretty Ladies and Lucky Chicks

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SPEECH FROM FROM Fr. VESTER CASACLANG, SDB
(DESCRIPTION OF A BOSCONIAN)
“Ang Bosconian ay:
1. Malinis pagpasok, madungis paguwi pero mabango parin.
2. Magulo, maingay pero magalang.
3. Alam lahat ng latest sa kamundohan pero marunong magdasal.
4. Riot rakista, hip hop mailap, alter heater, lahat ng tunog, mapabulong o sigawan pero gentleman.
5. Kamay pang grasa, kuryente at makina pero hustler sa computer, guitara at ano-ano pa.
6. Itsurang anghel pero useful sa kusina, sa garahe at sa buhatan. May katawang pang trabajo at pang disco.
7. Marunong tumalon, tumakbo, lumangoy, lumipad, sumayaw, kumanta, umarte at gumawa ng audio video presentation.
8. Doble Double ang dami ng subjects kasi technical, Double din assignments, projects, activities pero may oras pa sila magbasketball, magcomputer at tambay sa G4.
9. Mga gwapo, makisig, maliksi, maabilidad at chick magnet na astig, grabe at lupit ang dating, pero hindi playboy. haha! Halimaw sa appeal pero malambing, thoughful at charming.
10. All of the above na siya pero humble lang kahit may panyo sa kaliwa, rosaryo sa kanan at may maipagmamalaki sa gitna

Simply can’t blame the girls for finding them so irresistible!

In short…..
Ang bosconian ang sagot ng Langit sa panalangin ng libolibong super bait at saksakan ng gandang mga babae. Kung wala kang kaibigang bosconian its either pangit ka, masama ka or both of the above.

The Bosconian - God’s gift to Pretty Ladies and Lucky Chicks… Coz one angel deserves another.

LANGIT NA TO … may panyo (hataw sa trabaho)… may rosaryo (fighting spirit always)…. at pinagmamalaking…. malaking malaking…. Puso…”

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Bosconians from Makati will rock the world this 2010

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Few months ago my friend asked me to support Don Bosco Mandaluyong-Team Grigio for Shell Eco-Marathon Asia; a competition for high school and college students from around the world to design, build and test energy efficient vehicles. This will be held at Sepang International Circuit this coming July of 2010.
As I look for other teams which will be with Team Grigio, I found out that two of our colleagues in high school are leading another team. Mapua Institute of Technology Team Atalanta team leader Jericho Paolo Rivera and Richard Saul Turalba a member of the Engine group was part of Batch 2006 of Don Bosco Technical Institute Makati. Both of them are coming from Automotive Technology 1 class when they were in High school. From a humble beginning of being an Automotive Technician graduate they were now using what they have learned into this competition. Proud as a Bosconian, two different teams with bosconian spirit will represent the Philippines and be proud about what they can do. I will cheer neither for Don Bosco Mandaluyong nor Mapua but for Bosconians.

Not far from the limelight was another Bosconian breed from Makati who will be representing us Filipinos on another field which is Public Speaking. From a family of public servants, here comes Ervim Charles Orbase, an 18-year-old Multimedia Arts sophomore at Asia Pacific College in Makati City. Proudly I say he is the brother of my friend, Bert Orbase.

Here’s an excerpt from Philippine Star:

Orbase topped the national competition that drew 37 participants coming not just from the usual high schools, colleges, and universities within Metro Manila, but also from new schools in Bulacan, Dumaguete and Cebu. Participating schools included UP Diliman, UP Manila, UP Los Baños, FEU, UST, DLSU, STC, ADMU, LSGH, Philippine Science High School, St. Paul’s College, Letran, Claret, Bulacan State University, Siliman University, and Cebu Normal University.

The screening rounds were conducted on March 6 at UP Diliman’s School of Economics, in conjunction with the UP Debate Society’s hosting of college debate competitions. Nine finalists were selected and presented by UP Debate Society president Anna Arcellana to the ESU-Philippines board of judges for the Finals held later in the day: ESU-Phil chair Amb. Cesar Bautista, ESU-Phil president Dr. Marlu C. Vilches, and board members Howard Belton, Dr. Lourdes Montinola, Erlinda Panlilio, Dr. Butch Dalisay, and this writer.

Joining the judges’ panel was Gian Karlo Dapul, the IPSC grand prize winner in 2008, our second winning delegate after Patricia Evangelista’s breakthrough triumph in 2004.

Orbase’s draft speech that went no more than five minutes, on this year’s contest theme of “Speculations for the Future,” was curiously titled “The Optimism of a Highly Sinister 13-year-old Thief.” It certainly drew the appreciation of the judges, who gave Ervin plus marks for originality, humor, substance and structure, and dynamic delivery. His selection as our Philippine candidate was unanimous.

Wounding up in second place and thus the first alternate was another student from Asia Pacific College, Czarina Moresco Frias, while winning 3third place was Richard Estrella from UP Diliman.

Hail Don Bosco, Hail Bosconians we stand high and proud representing Don Bosco Philippines to the whole world.

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