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sked are
8am-11am for the basic sketching workshop
2:40-5:40pm for the advanced sketching and lots of activity.
room m402 and m406


Innovative Benildean Development Program


we will be in DLS-College of St. Benilde tomorrow, for I was invited to do a lecture in SKETCHING, but the problem is that I'm not that good in sketching, so what I did is that i invited someone who can fill in for me, the group that I like to invite didn't responded for the activity, problem 2, that theres no space for exhibition of artworks, coz its a classroom activity for a day.

so thanks to Nicolas Trinidad for taking my invitation
and he's one of the artists I know that is good in sketching.

and here's a sample art from his Deviant ART.


"According to Plato, the world we see is not the real world itself, but rather, just a reflection of the real, perfect world. This is the world we see in our minds.

Compare our world to the inside of a cave. What we see are just shadows of that perfect world, cast upon the cavewall, while we are shackled...

But suppose that one person is able to break free and see the truth outside that cave? Will his fellowmen believe him?

Anyway, really worked hard on this, especially the anatomy... "
- Nicolas Trinidad


and here's a way and mechanics on how to enlist for this class

Innovative Benildean Development Program (IBDP) Implementing Guidelines / Mechanics:


1. Currently enrolled day-program students are qualified to register in the Innovative Benildean Development Program scheduled on Feb. 23, 2006. Alternative classes on that day are clustered into four (4) three (3) hour schedules to wit:
Cluster 1: 8:00am-11:00am
Cluster 2: 11:30am-2:30pm
Cluster 3: 3:00pm-6:00pm
Cluster 4: 6:15pm-9:15pm

2. The total number of alternative classes, each student must register in, should be equivalent to the number of hours he or she is taking-up every Thursday. For example, if a student attends a sum of 4 hours of classes for that day, then he or she must be present in atleast (2) three-hour alternative classes; or if it is 7 hours, he or she must be in atleast (3) three-hour alternative classes.

3. Likewise, all full-time or part-time faculty members, who have scheduled classes on that day, are required either to enlist as evaluators or participants in the topic areas of their choice. A maximum of three (3) faculty evaluators will be accepted in each alternative class; on a first-come, first served basis.

4. Orientation / Briefing, for students and faculty members, regarding the Development Program is scheduled January 18 and 20, 2006, from 1:00-2:30PM (U-Break), at the CSB Theater for the Main Campus students; and on January 20, 2006, from 1:00-2:30PM (C-break), at the Multi-purpose Hall 6F, AKIC Campus for the AKICC Campus students.

5. Registration of students and faculty members will be from January 23 to 27, 2006, 9:00AM-6:00PM at the LRC Main Lobby 2/F, Backdoor Lobby G/F and Registrar’s Lobby 2/F for the Main Campus; and at the ICC Student Lobby G/F and 8/F Lobby for AKICC Campus. Upon registration, they are required to present their EAF to determine the appropriate number of alternative classes they are required to register.

6. Issuance of Confirmed Registered Class Schedule to students and faculty members will be on January 30 to February 2, 2006, from 9:00AM-6:00PM at the LRC Main Lobby 2/F, Backdoor Lobby G/F for the Main Campus and at the ICC Student Lobby G/F and 8/F Lobby for AKICC Campus.

7. In case of closed or dissolved alternative class/es, Adjustment period will be on February 2 to 4, 2006, from 9:00AM-6:00PM 00PM at the LRC Main Lobby 2/F, Backdoor Lobby G/F and Registrar’s Lobby 2/F for the Main Campus and at the ICC Student Lobby G/F and 8/F Lobby for AKICC Campus.

8. Students, who did not register or attend the alternative class/es they registered at, will be marked absent on all their classes for that day and reported to their concerned professor. Faculty members, who did not register or attend the alternative class/es they registered at, will be marked absent on all their classes for that day and reported to the Registrar’s Office.

9. All provisions in the Student Handbook with regards to student and faculty attendance will apply on February 23, 2006; including the rules on proper decorum, behavior and dress code.

10. All students and faculty who actually enrolled and participated in the alternative class will be given a certificate of attendance.


and here are some skeds

Section 2:40 - 5:40PM
W2A W2B Photography
W3A
Dressing-up and Accessorizing
W4C W4D Film-Making
W8A
Beads at Work
A1A A1B Painting
A2A
A2B Sketching
A3A
Hip-hop
A5A A5B Guitar Lessons for beginners
A7A
Street Dancing
O1A O1B Song Writing
O2A O2B Pasta and Sauce Preparation
O3A O3B Brownies and Bars
O6C
Different Chocolate Cakes
O7A
Cheesecake Gallery
O10A
Sushi Making
P1A P1B Bartending
P2A P2B The Art of Effective Speaking
P3A P3B Creative Writing
P4C P4D Speech Power
P5A P5B Personality Development
T1A T1B Time and Stress Management
T2A T2B Dealing with People
T3A T3B Proper Investments
T4A T4B Money Does Matter
T5A T5B Gaining a Career in Advertising
S1A S1B Export Operations & Decision Making
S2A S2B Adobe Photoshop Workshop
S5A
Cartoon Animation
S6A
Graphic Design on Web
L1A L1B Badminton
L2A L2B Volleyball
L4C L4D Fencing
L5A L5B Business Etiquette
G1A
Modeling Techniques
G3A
Principles of Social Graces
G5B
Love and Relationships
G6A
Sex Education
Y1A Y1B Gender Talk
Y2A Y2B Adolescent Drug Dependency
Y3A Y3B GMA's Resignation
R1A R1B Da Vinci Code VS The Bible
R2A R2B Magic Tricks
R3A R3B Spirit Questing
B1A B1B Fun d' Mentals (Game Boards)
B2A B2B Signs of Times
B4A B4B Basic French
I1A I1B Basic Spanish
I2A I2B Basic Japanese
I5A I5B Basic Mandarin


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