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“Turn 1 Into a Million” Book Drive Commences The Library Ad-hoc Committee organized a project that would solicit up to a million books for its patrons. Dubbed “Turn 1 into a Million,” this book solicitation drive is in line with the Library vision of promoting life-long learning. Posters were strategically placed all over the campus last April 01, 2011 to mark the soft launching of the project. Turn 1 into a Million hopes to get at least a book from every Library patron of the University. By obtaining one book per patron, in addition to accepting

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bulk donations from several institutions, organizations, and benefactors, the project expects to see a DLSU Library book collection reaching 1 million volumes within 5 years. This project will accept book donations in various forms – print, audio books and e-books that will be in accordance with the project’s policy in accepting donations. The members of the Library Ad-Hoc committee are: Ms. Christine M. Abrigo (Director’s Office), Chair; Jocelyn Balangue (Filipiniana), Willian Frias (Director’s

Office), Vivian Soriente (Circulation), Janice Peňaflor (Technical Services), and Harold Franco (Information-Reference), members. Further, the Committee is in charge of formulating the Project’s objectives, policies on accepting donations, incentives on bulk donations, shipping, handling, other activities involving transit, and the technical processing of donations, as well as the marketing strategies for the project. Formal launching of the project will be scheduled on the 1st Term, AY 201-2012.

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DLSU Library reveals winners of the ScienceDirect and Scopus Online Quiz The DLSU Library revealed the six winners of the dealer-sponsored ScienceDirect and

Scopus Online Quiz. The winners and

Rank 1st Prize

Name Ms. Heidie Jayo

Sector Student, COS

2nd Prize

Mr. Francis Taňala

Student, COE

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Mr. Mark Co

Student, CoB

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Ms. Realey Yu

Student, CoB

5th Prize

Mr. Joey Andrew Valinton

Faculty, COS

The ScienceDirect and Scopus Online Quiz went on for more than two months, from January 11, 2011 to March 17, 2011. The contest invited 72 participants, from different sectors of the University,--students, Co-Academic Personnel (CAP) and Faculty members. Out of 72 participants, five (5) winners were drawn through electronic raffle, and were announced through the University Helpdesk facility. The participants were made to answer

left), brigo ( prize A e in t Chris g 2nd tulatin añala congra r. Francis T ,M winner

eight (8) questions answerable by surfing the ScienceDirect and Scopus databases. Examples of questions were 1) How many articles on “Consumer Behavior” are published in Journal of Business Research in the year 2009?; 2) How many papers were published by Journal of Banking & Finance from years 2006 to 2008?; 3) Who is/are the author(s) for the article: “Seeking and providing assistance while learning to use information systems”?

First prize winner, Ms. Heidie Jayo (right) was delighted to receive her prize from Ms. Willian Frias

corresponding prizes are:

Prize Ipod Shuffle and Elsevier Teddy Bear USB Drive and Elsevier Teddy Bear USB Drive and Elsevier Teddy Bear USB Drive and Elsevier Teddy Bear USB Drive and Elsevier Teddy Bear

Contest dissemination campaign was conducted via the email sent by the Library to the academic community, via the Elsevier email, through the information available from social networking sites, such as Facebook, Twitter, etc., by word-of-mouth, and via the Library’s website. SciVerse ScienceDirect and Scopus online databases in science and health information are operated by Elsevier, the global company headquartered in Amsterdam.

Ms. Fria s Andrew awarding Mr. J Valinto n (right) oey his priz e.


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Olivar, Victoria Granted Permanency Status years in the DLSU Library have undoubtedly helped me expand and explore my potentials in the field. All the efforts and contributions have been worthwhile. I am definitely looking forward for more fruitful years in the Institution. My sincerest gratitude to all the people who never stopped exploring possibilities for my case to be considered. They are the “true” Lasallian who value every person’s worth and would never let anyone be undignified. ANIMO Lasalle!”

Juliet Olivar (left) and Karen Victoria (right), happy to be a Lasallian. After three years of commendable performance, Julieta Olivar (Acquisitions) and Karen Cecille Victoria (Cataloging) were granted permanent employment status effective 1st Term, AY 2011-2012. Julieta Olivar or Juliet, as she is fondly called, began her career in DLSU as a project librarian of the Social Development Research Center (SDRC) for 5 years. Then she worked as a librarian for the Graduate School of Business Library of the then, De La Salle Professional Schools, Inc. When the Graduate School for Business (GSB) was integrated back to the University during the 1st Term, AY2008-2009, Juliet became one of the DLSU librarians serving the GSB Library at the RCBC Campus, Makati City. In the process of job rotation, Juliet was transferred to the Library on Taft Avenue on the 2nd Term of AY 2010-2011, as a cataloger. She was assigned at the Acquisitions Section that same academic year. Juliet had gone a long way since her first employment as a project librarian. She had proven dedication in every undertaking handed over to her. She has fully imbibed the Lasallian way of dealing with work and people. On her permanency, she has this to say, “[I] want to say thank you [to my superiors and co-workers] for the time, energy and effort. Most of all, I appreciate the support given me. I am proud to be part of the DLSU-Library family.”

Karen Cecille Victoria had been a very simple lady when she first stepped inside the Main Library in May, 2006. She came in to take the requisite examination for employment of the Graduate School of Business of the then, De La Salle Professional Schools, Inc. She successfully passed the examination which marked the beginning of her relationship with De La Salle University. Together with Julier Olivar, Karen became an employee of the University in AY20082009. She became an associate librarian of the Brother Benedict Learning Center where she cataloged audiovisual materials, prior to her assignment at the Main Library as Public Programs Librarian. On the 3rd Term of AY 2009-2010, she became a fullfledged cataloger, and was appointed the head of the Cataloging Section of the Library, the following year.

Juliet and Karen were made permanent following the provisions under the 2008 Faculty Manual, which requires the following (among others): 1) completion of a masters degree or its equivalent; 2) competence of professional work as attested to by the head of the unit; 3) academic or professional development; 4) effective performance as evaluated by superiors and peers; and, 5) research capability as demonstrated by scholarly outputs/publications.

For her undeniable charm, Karen was singledout to personify LORA, the Library’s premier reference service. During the Awards Night held last December 2010, which was held to recognize exemplary performances of the library staff, she was multiply-awarded Face of the Day, Miss Photogenic and Most Promising New Comer. But Karen is not only gifted with charm but is as much a Jul ie hard-worker, as well. As a cataloger, she DLS t and Kar U en possesses speed and accuracy, traits that enjo ying are valuable to the Library craft. On her permanency, Karen says, “My three

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Fresnido, Frias Complete Leadership and Management Development Program Module 1 A Leadership and Management Development Program (LMDP) was offered to incumbent and potential administrators of the University. This program aims to hone the leadership and management knowledge, values and skills of administrators to enable them to engage meaningfully in leadership roles within the university. The program consists of the following modules: (1) Foundations of Educational Leadership and Management; (2) Academic Management; (3) Service Operations in Educational Institutions; (4) Resource Management; and, (5) The University in a Globalizing Society. On the 3rd Term of AY2010-2011, two librarians, Ms. Ana Maria B. Fresnido,

Director, and Ms. Willian S.A. Frias, Assistant Director for Support Services, were invited to join the LMDP. They took up the first module, which was composed of several sessions with different lecturers, namely: The Call to Leadership, Theories of Leadership, and Team Dynamics/Teamwork in Organizations by Br. Ricky Laguda, FSC; 2) Leadership vs. Management and Organizational Culture by Dr. Roberto T. Borromeo; 3) Management Ethics and Personal Wellness, Spirituality and Organizational Effectiveness by Sr. Teresa P. Yasa; The Lasallian Leader: Leadership in Lasallian Institutions by Dr. Carmelita I. Quebengco, AFSC. The Program that started on January 10, 2011 ended with a 2-day

integrating session on April 18-19, 2011 at Capuchin Retreat House, Lipa Batangas. This module has been quite an experience to the two participants. They were able to open new networks of acquaintances, work with other Lasallian leaders, and learn and understand new theories on leadership. They were able to evaluate what kind of leaders they are, at the same time assess their capabilities, weaknesses and strengths as leaders. Most of all, they get to know a Lasallian leader more: how he thinks, how he decides, and how he feels. During the integrating session, they were able to form their own leadership philosophy, which will guide them as they go along their career paths.

ASFs Receive Certificates for Functional English Course communication.

She thanks the Director (Ms. Fresnido), Sir Edwin (Santiago) and Mayet (Parungao) for organizing the course.”

Librarians Elizabeth Padilla (Periodicals), Vivan Soriente (Circulation), Jocelyn Balangue and Jojie Gonda (Filipiniana) and Bob Cauilan (Acquisitions) were among the first batch of ASG Academic Service Faculty (ASF) participants who finished the course last April 08, 2011. For the five ASFs, the 14-week course had been quite an experience that they cannot help but tell of their experiences to other eager listeners. They Ms. Mayet Parungao of DEAL inspired all were all thankful to their the participants of the class very supportive teacher, Ms. Marietta Parungao of Functional English Class is one training the Department of English program sponsored by the Academic Services and Applied Linguistics Group (ASG), of which the Library is a part (DEAL). of. Functional English class is a 42-hour course, designed as a service operations Ms. Jojie Gonda had these to enhancement program, particularly in say about their class, “I enjoyed the area of communications, for the ASG our Functional English class. I members. This course was organized to (1) learned a lot about how to correct faulty provide the participants a refresher on the sentences and how to use confusing words basics of functional English, (2) provide correctly. The new thing that I learned was the participants a venue to discuss common to be aware of parallelism. Our teacher was mistakes in functional English and ways to so patient and funny which avoid them, and (3) provide the participants made our class enjoyable”. Clockwise, from left: Bob Cauilan, Elizabeth Padilla, a venue to practice oral and written English Vivian Soriente, Jocelyn Balangue and Jojie Gonda


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Enhancing Competence of Professional Librarians: an echo report by Yolanda Odsinada and May Laureno-Cajes

The ABC-RST InfoSpecialists Co. conducted a three-day Seminar entitled: “Enhancing Competence of Professional Librarians: Trends in Organization, Management and Use of Library and Information Resources.” It was held last March 31,-April 2, 2011 at the Opal Function Room of Hotel Supreme Convention Plaza, Magsaysay Avenue, Baguio City. The seminar sought to achieve the following objectives: 1. Update participants on changes in library processes and services brought about by the new information and communication technologies; 2. Enhance skills and maximize use of ICT’s in library services; 3. Foster smooth interpersonal relationships that will ensure customer satisfaction; 4. Introduce and discuss features of Resource Description and Access (RDA), the cataloguing tool that replaced AngloAmerican Cataloguing Rules (AACR); compare AACR and RDA; inform professional librarians how machine readable cataloguing (MARC) works in the context of RDA; 5. Teach participants on how to best manage library and information resources particularly digital resources; 6. Show participants how to develop research instructional guides such as brochures, podcasts, webcasts, etc; and; 7. Inform participants how the social media may be used to promote and enhance reference and use of library and information resources. The following topics were discussed during the Seminar:

Best Practices in Assessing Subscription to Electronic Resources by Professor Salvacion M. Arlante (University LibrarianUniversity of the Philippines, Diliman) Professor Arlante explained the issues pertaining to and challenges confronting information access and selection criteria for subscription to electronic resource such as the readiness of librarians to undertake Electronic Resource Management Systems (ERMS), cross border access to online journals, multilevel marketing and or promotion of academic journals, access issues, licensing, effective renewal management, user needs and expectations, and dearth of journal publications on some disciplines and areas of studies among others. In the end, by way of a caveat, she underscored the importance of fulfilling the mission in resource acquisition, the “most important criteria when considering acquisition of e-resource is whether it serves the mission, goals and objectives of the library. Best Practices in Managing Electronic Resources by Ms. Eva B. Brillo (Head Librarian, Saint Paul College, Quezon City) Ms. Brillo discussed the impact of electronic resources on Library Management in the delivery of information to the users of the service. Further, she noted that the library users now a day expect delivery of information in various formats regardless of time and location, adding that libraries have accepted electronic resources as a major information resource in their collections if only to meet such expectations and to provide better and instantaneous services. She called attention to the challenges that confronted the managers, namely staffing, workflow, licensing, and marketing of its resources. Furthermore, the speaker exhorted the participants to re-examine and streamline the library structure and guidelines, and continually upgrade its technology in light of the technological changes.

Enhancing Reference and use of Resources Through Social Media by Ms. Marian S. Ramos (College Librarian-University of the Philippines, Diliman) Ms. Ramos presentation featured application of Library 2.0 in enhancing reference services. Some of these Library 2.0 applications popularly known and adapted by some libraries she expounded on are the blogs, wikis, tagging, RRS feed, media sharing, virtual worlds, second generation web based services, social bookmarking and resource sharing, among others. Accordingly, applications of Library 2.0 enable libraries to become more relevant, to increase library’s visibility and web presence (not just library’s website), to reach potential patrons, to offer service to patrons anywhere they want and most of all to make the library to be the first choice for high-quality reference service. In her concluding remarks she stated that “Web2.0 is only a tool, and like every other tool, it has its place, its strengths, and its weaknesses; Library 2.0 are no more “THE answer” to all library transactions. Developing Research Instructional Guides by Ms. Marian S. Ramos (College LibrarianUniversity of the Philippines, Diliman) Ms. Ramos traced the evolution of creating research instructional guides in the library using new technologies, such as webcasting, podcasting, and online brochures, demonstrating their applicability and usefulness to academic libraries and pointing out how they can bring about and improve information literacy among library users and its potential users in using library resources and services effectively. Background and Introduction to Resource Description and Access by Mr. Rodolfo Y. Tarlit (University Librarian-University of the Philippines, Diliman) Mr. Tarlit spoke on the recent development in cataloging rules such as shift Enhancing competence... to page 6

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Some databases that are currently on-trial at the De La Salle Library The Library, through its Collection Development Librarian and coordinator of the Technical Services, Ms. Janice Peňaflor, subscribed to the trial access of several online databases as one of its mean in evaluating prospective acquisitions. Royal Society of Chemistry, a database that offers journals and e-books in chemical sciences, is first on the list of databases on trial on the month of March. The Library asked for a trial access on this database for possible strengthening of the Library’s collection in hard sciences. Springerlink is another database in trial. Springerlink offers complete access to scientific, technical and medical publications of journals, e-books, e-references, book series, etc. The Library hopes to supplement its collection in Business with this database.

Journal Citation Report (JCR) is another database on trial. Unlike the first two databases, this does not include information from books and journals. This is a tool that allows researcher to critically evaluate and compare scholarly and technical journals using citation data drawn from over 7,500 journals being published in over 60 countries. The Library anticipates its use in the University in terms of tracking down faculty research outputs, and their performances in terms of citation ratings. Because of its specialized subject coverage, EIU Country Data is an on-trial database which is only accessible to School of Economics faculty members. This database provides economic indicators and forecasts. It covers 317 series for 201

countries, as well as 45 regional aggregates, running from 1980. Trial access to databases usually takes place from two weeks up to 3 months, depending on what the supplier/ publisher will grant the Library. After the trial period, the Collection Development Librarian/Technical Services Coordinator asks for usage report from the supplier or publisher, at the same time, she solicits inputs from the Academic Community regarding their use of the database on-trial. She consolidates the inputs and the usage reports and makes recommendation to the Library Director. In some cases, the University Library Council (ULC) decides if the on-trial database merits subscription/ acquisition or not.

cataloging tools and how the paradigm shift may affect library institutions in the Philippines.

by an ABC-RST officer, followed after each lecture.

RDA and MARC by Mr. Rodolfo Y. Tarlit (College Librarian-University of the Philippines, Diliman)

It is indeed a welcome opportunity to attend this seminar. We have learned the state of the art technologies which we could apply to DLSU library to ensure a more effective and efficient delivery of reference services.

Enhancing competence... from page 5 from Anglo American Cataloging Rules2 (AACR2) to Resource Description and Access (RDA), elaborating on the RDA’s historical background; purpose & scope; key features; objectives & principles; and its structure. RDA and AACR Compared by Ms. Joan Esposado (College Librarian-University of the Philippines, Diliman) Comparing Resource Description and Access (RDA) to Anglo American Cataloging Rules2 (AACR2), Ms. Esposado presented the advantages and disadvantages of both

His presentation dwelled on the bibliographic record, clarifying such matters as MARC to RDA mapping; RDA”s background and overview; and a summary of commonly used MARC 21. A panel discussion, which was moderated

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Gabi Speaks for PAARL The Philippine Academic and Research Librarians or PAARL, held the PAARL National Summer Conference on the theme: “Library Tourism and Hospitality: The Business of Endearing Philippine Libraries and Information Services to Publics” held in Roxas City from April 27-29, 2011. Gabi Bongalos took on the topic, “Archives Tourism and Hospitality”. In an effort to fulfill the objectives of drawing a landscape of archives, promoting archives services, and reiterating the essentials of archives, Bongalos recounted the domains and practices of the profession and offered some lessons learned working in and with the archives. The session, somehow, goes farther than a view of archives and of the technical work critical to archiving; towards the more significant role of archives and archivists in preserving the documentation of the past for a reliable history and heritage. In effect, there is more to Archives than sorting out dusty records, obsession for tagging records, or carrying heavy boxes. Archives is not a junk room. It is a place of history and power. Monumental records reside in the archives. Consciously or otherwise, archives have been of service to almost everyone. Needless to say, there exist an essential in human nature to remember the past and celebrate memories. PAARL organization was founded in 1973. DLSU Manila Librarian Mr. Roderick B. Ramos and DLSU Dasmariñas Library Director Ms. Sonia M. Gementiza serve as President and Vice President, respectively, for 2011. Starting this year, the PAARL Board adopted “PAARL: Fully-Engaged, Member-Driven Association” as its tagline.

Visitors March 03 D. Tugas Megatext Philippines, Makati City 10 Edna de Castro University of Asia and the Pacific, Pasig City 14 Marilou Tadlip University of San Carlos, Cebu City 23 Eloisa A. Zell Paris, France 31 Br. Johnny Rombo, University of St. La Salle, FSC Bacolod City April 19 Annie Zulueta Don Bosco-Makati, Makati City 30 Ryan Mar Cabrera Mariano Masrco State University, Laoag, Ilocos Norte

Gabi (center) receives certificate of aprreciation from PAARL President, Mr. Roderick Ramos, and VicePresident, Ms. Sonia Genetiza.

Donors The DLSU-M Library would like to acknowledge with great appreciation the following donors: Asian Development Bank Bautista, Ma. Lourdes S. Erguiza, Narciso Jr., FSC Gonzales, Raymond International Institute for Educational Planning Japanese Literature Publishing & Promotion Center Lyceum of the Philippines Marco, Jesusa Patalinghug, Wyona Planters Bank Royal Thai Embassy Scheiter, Joseph, FSC Solidaridad Bookshop Yoshimatsu, Hidetake Zell, Reg

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Spirituality and the word / [Marlon A. Racal...et al editor, Gerlock Edward]. BX2350.65 L64 2010.

1. Books and Audiovisual Materials

D – History (General)

BD – Speculative Philosophy

Unsurrendered [videorecording] : 100 voices : the story of Philippine guerillas and bolomen / Spyron-AV Manila Productions producer, Tea Morales, Rodolfo A. Salalima, Renato O Marzan executive producers, Elvi John Asuncion ... [et al.] direction-script-photography, Peter Parsons. CD09420. 2nd Floor, Systems Services

Introduction to philosophy / Christine Carmela R. Ramos.BD21 .R35 2010. 3rd Floor, Circulation BF - Psychology Cognitive psychology/ E. Bruce Goldstein. BF201 .G64 2011. 3rd Floor, Circulation Counseling in challenging contexts : working with individuals and families across clinical and community settings / Michael Ungar. BF636.6 .U54 2011. 3rd Floor, Circulation Introduction to counseling : an art and science perspective / Michael S. Nystul. BF636.6 .N97 2011. 3rd Floor, Circulation Lifespan development : infancy through adulthood / by Laurence Steinberg ... [et al.]. BF713 .L55155 2011. 3rd Floor, Circulation Majoring in psychology : achieving your educational and career goals / Jeffrey L. Helms and Daniel T. Rogers. BF76 .H44 2011. 3rd Floor, Circulation Psychology of human behavior [videorecording] / taught by David W. Martin. BF199. M38 2006. BBLRC Nonverbal communication and culture [videorecording] / produced by Odyssey Productions. CD0922. 2nd Floor, Systems Services The Wiley-Blackwell handbook of childhood cognitive development / edited by Usha Goswami. BF723.C5 B5 2011. 2nd Floor, Reference

DS – History. Asia Arab voices : what they are saying to us, and why it matters / James Zogby. DS36.7 Z64 2010. 3rd Floor, Circulation Doña Gliceria Marella : angel of the revolution / by Francisco Zaragoza translated by Alfredo S. Veloso from the original Spanish edited by Carlos A. Arnaldo. DS675.8.M37 Z3713 2011. 4th Floor, Filipiniana Luz Vi Minda : a quick and gamely tour of the Philippine past / Nilo G. Ganacias. DS667 .G36 2010. 4th Floor, Filipiniana Meme na Mindanaw [videorecording] : a lullaby for peace / project by Mindanawon Initiatives for Cultural Dialogue Alchemy of Vision & Light productions director-editor, Kenth O' Bajo concept & lyrics by Albert F. Alejo, S.J. CD09385. 2nd Floor, Systems Services G – Geography. Anthropology. Recreation Scenic walks around the world [videorecording]. CD09198; CD09199; CD09200. 2nd Floor, Systems Services GT – Manners and Customs (General) Filipino tattoos : ancient to modern / Lane Wilcken. GT2346 P6 .W44 2010. 4th Floor, Filipiniana

BL – Religion. Mythology. Rationalism

GV – Recreation. Leisure

The sociology of religion [videorecording] / Promedion Productions producer/director, Banning K. Lary writers, Dax Xenos, Anna Carlton. CD09218. 2nd Floor, Systems Services

Analysis of teaching and learning in physical education / Mary Lou Veal, William G. Anderson. GV363 .V43 2011. 3rd Floor, Circulation

Understanding religion and science : introducing the debate / Michael Horace Barnes. BL240.3 .B375 2010. 3rd Floor, Circulation

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BP – Islam. Bahaism. Theosophy, etc. Muslim, Christian and Jew : finding a path to peace, our faiths can share / David Liepert. BP171 .L54 2010. 4th Floor, Filipiniana BX – Christian Denominations Handog ng misa [videorecording] : isang pag-unawa sa Eukaristiya.

Theory construction and model-building skills : a practical guide for social scientists / James Jaccard, Jacob Jacoby. H62 .J34 2010. 3rd Floor, Circulation HB – Economic Theory. Demography The myth of the ethical consumer / Timothy M. Devinney, Pat Auger, Giana M. Eckhardt. HB835 .D48 2010. 3rd Floor, Circulation

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Credit engineering for bankers : a practical guide for bank lending / Morton Glantz and Jonathan Mun. HG1641 .G554 2011. 3rd Floor, Circulation

Financial accounting : information for decisions / John J. Wild. HF5635 .W695 2011. 3rd Floor, Circulation

The handbook of infrastructure investing / Michael D. Underhill, editor. HC110.C3 H36 2010. 3rd Floor, Circulation HD – Industries. Land Use. Labor Beyond corporate social responsibility : oil multinationals and social challenges / Jedrzej George Frynas. HD60 .F79 2009. MEC Library Beyond good company : next generation corporate citizenship / Bradley K. Googins, Philip H. Mirvis, and Steven A. Rochlin. HD60 .G66 2007. MEC Library Corporate social responsibility and international development : is business the solution? / Michael Hopkins. HD60.5.D44 H66 2007. MEC Library Corporate social responsibility as an international strategy / Christina Keinert. HD60 .K44 2008. MEC Library Handbook of service science / Paul P. Maglio, Cheryl A. Kieliszewski, James C. Spohrer, editors foreword by Carl J. Schramm and William J. Baumol. HD9980.5 H355 2010. 2nd Floor, Reference Just good business : the strategic guide to aligning corporate responsibility and brand / Kellie A. McElhaney. HD60 .M335 2008. MEC Library Management values, principles and culture / Jorge V. Sibal, Rebecca S. Gaddi. HD70.P6 S5 2010. 4th Floor, Filipiniana No logo [videorecording] : brands, globalization, resistance / executive producers, Sut Jhally, Loretta Alper producer/editor/ camera, Kelly Garner. CD09226. 2nd Floor, Systems Services

Fundamentals of accounting / Raquel Monte-Galaza, Rouella Marie G. Corpuz. HF5635 .G348 2010. 4th Floor, Filipiniana Fundamental financial accounting concepts / Thomas P. Edmonds, Frances M. McNair, Philip R. Olds. HF5635 .F85 2011. 3rd Floor, Circulation Globalization and diversity : geography of a changing world / Les Rowntree ... [et al.]. HF1025 .G56 2011. 3rd Floor, Circulation Introduction to accounting : an integrated approach / Penne Ainsworth, Dan Deines. HF5636 .A35 2011. 3rd Floor, Circulation The quarters theory : the revolutionary new foreign currencies trading method / Ilian Yotov. HG3851 .Y68 2010. 3rd Floor, Circualtion Rethinking the MBA : business education at a crossroads / Srikant M. Datar, David A. Garvin, Patrick G. Cullen. HF1131 .D37 2010. 3rd Floor, Circulation Rewarding performance : guiding principles, custom strategies / Robert J. Greene. HF5549.5.C67 G74 2011. 3rd Floor, Circulation HG - Finance Applied corporate finance / Aswath Damodaran. HG4011 .D26 2011. 3rd Floor, Circulation Handbook of monetary economics / edited by Benjamin M. Friedman, Michael Woodford. HG221 .H36 2011. 2nd Floor, Reference The hedge fund book : a training manual for professionals and capitalraising executives / Richard C. Wilson. HG4530 .W546 2010. 3rd Floor, Circulation

Strategic management : concepts / Fred R. David. HD31 .D334 2011. 3rd Floor, Circulation

Implementing models of financial derivatives : object oriented applications with VBA / Nick Webber. HG6024.A3 W43 2011. 3rd Floor, Circulation

Strategic management : concepts and cases / Fred R. David. HD30.28 .D39 2011. 3rd Floor, Circulation

Money, credit and banking / Cristobal M. Pagoso. HG3314 .P34 2010. 4th Floor, Filipiniana

Supply chain coordination mechanisms : new approaches for collaborative planning / Martin Albrecht. HD38.5 .A4 2010. 3rd

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Design to thrive : creating social networks and online communities that last / Tharon W. Howard. HM742 .H68 2010. 3rd Floor, Circulation

Research handbook on international human rights law / edited by Sarah Joseph, Adam McBeth. K3240 .R47 2010. 2nd Floor, Reference

Handbook of social economics / edited by Jess Benhabib, Aberto Bisin, Matthew O. Jackson. HM548 .H366 20112nd Floor, Reference

KPM – Law. Philippines

HN – Social History and Conditions. Social Problems. Social Reforms

Bar review materials in commercial law / by Jorge V. Miravite. KPM856 .M57 1998. 4th Floor, Filipiniana; AGH

The predicaments of intimacy and solidarity : capitalism and impingements / Ferdinand D. Dagmang. HN713.5 .D338 2010. 4th Floor, Filipiniana

Comments and cases on credit transactions / by Hector S. de Leon and Hector M. de Leon, Jr. KPM900 .A28 2010. 4th Floor, Filipiniana; AGH

HQ – The Family. Marriage. Women

Comments on Fire Code of the Philippines / Reynaldo B. Aralar. KPM1568.A32008 A7 2010. 4th Floor, Filipiniana

Preschoolers [videorecording] : social & emotional development / Magna Systems, program producers, Shanta and Milan Herzog script, Janet Gonzalez-Mena. CD09188. BBLRC

Comprehensive review of taxation / by Hector S. De Leon and Hector M. De Leon, Jr. KPM2790 .D44 2010. 4th Floor, Filipiniana

Preschoolers [videorecording] : cognitive development / Kathleen O Ryan, Thomas Knestrict, Mike Poglitsch, Magna Systems. CD09190. BBLRC

Constitutional law : a Barrister's companion / by Cecilio D. Duka. KPM1750 .D84 2010. 4th Floor, Filipiniana; AGH

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Employment and outsourcing under Philippine law / C.A. Azucena, Jr. KPM1229 .A98 2010. 4th Floor, Filipiniana; AGH

Primed and purposeful : armed groups and human security efforts in the Philippines / Soliman M. Santos, Jr. and Paz Verdades M. Santos with Octavio A. Dinampo ... [et al.] edited by Diana Rodriguez. HV6433.P6 S26 2010. 4th Floor, Filipininana Silent witnesses [videorecording] : the Kitty Genovese murder / Triage, Inc. History Channel. CD09217. 2nd Floor, Systems Services JQ – Political Institutions and Public Administration (Asia, Africa, Australia, Pacific Area, etc.) Politics, governance and the Philippine Constitution / Dionesio C. Rivas, Michael M. Nael. JQ1411 .R58 2010. 4th Floor, Filipiniana JV – Colonies and Colonization. Emigration and Immigration. International Migration Filipinos in San Francisco / Filipino American National Historical Society, Manilatown Heritage Foundation, Pin@y Educational Partnership. JV6891 F54 .F44 2011. 4th Floor, Filipiniana JZ – International Relations The foreign policy of the European Union : assessing Europe's role in the world / Federiga Bindi, editor. JZ1570 .F67 2010. Ground Floor, EDC We don't play golf here! [videorecording] : and other stories of globalization / a film by Saul Landau. CD09236. 2nd Floor, Systems Services

Family Code of the Philippines : law and jurisprudence / Reynaldo B. Aralar. KPM534.31987 A52 2010. 4th Floor, Filipiniana Insurance Code of 1978";"The Insurance Code of the Philippines : annotated / by Hector S. De Leon and Hector M. de Leon, Jr. KPM931.A31978 P48 2010. 4th Floor, Filipiniana; AGH The law on obligations and contracts / Miguela Ancheta Luna. KPM810 .L86 2010. 4th Floor, Filipiniana The law on partnerships and private corporations / by Hector S. De Leon. KPM953.5 .A28 2010. 4th Floor, Filipiniana The law on sales, agency and credit transactions / by Hector S. De Leon. KPM865 .D4 2010. 4th Floor, Filipiniana Philippine income tax / by Victorino C. Mamalateo. KPM2832 .M35 2010. 4th Filipiniana; AGH Quizzer and reviewer on commercial laws / by Hernando B. Perez. KPM856 .P47 2010. 4th Floor, Filipiniana; AGH Special penal laws / Marlo Bermejo Campanilla. KPM3800 .C36 2010. AGH Student's manual on the constitution / Hector S. De Leon and Hector M. De Leon, Jr. KPM1750 .D44 2010. 4th Floor, Filipiniana Tariff and Customs Code of the Philippines : ASEAN Harmonized Tariff Nomenclature (AHTN) : incorporating Executive Order (E.O.)


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no. 574 series of 2006 and Executive Order (E.O.) no. 627 series of 2007 for MFN Rates. KPM3190.A31982 P54 2007. 4th Floor, Filipiniana; AGH We, the sovereign Filipino people : the book of seven Filipino constitutions, 1897-1987 / Rene V. Sarmiento foreword by Antonio V. Panganiban. KPM1760 .S37 2010. 4th Floor, Filipiniana; AGH www.cyberlaw.com / Vicente B. Amador. KPM80.C65 A438 2010. 4th Floor, Filipiniana; AGH LA – History of Education 21st Century trends, issues and challenges in Philippine education / compiled and edited by Nilo E. Colinares co-edited by Lydia P.E. de la Rosa. LA1292 .T8 2010. 4th Floor, Filipiniana LB – Theory and Practice of Education Contemporary issues in curriculum / [edited by} Allan C. Ornstein, Edward F. Pajak, Stacey B. Ornstein. LB1570 .C813 2011. 3rd Floor, Circulation Developmental reading / Flordeliza C. Buendicho. LB1050.5 .B84 2010. 4th Floor, Filipiniana Music and early learning [videorecording] / Magna Systems. CD09324. 2nd Floor, Systems Services Music and movement [videorecording] / Magna Systems. CD09323. 2nd Floor, Systems Services Student teaching : early childhood practicum guide / Jeanne Machado, Helen Botnarescue. LB2157.A3 M28 2011. 3rd Floor, Circulation Teacher assessment and the quest for teacher quality : a handbook / edited by Mary M. Kennedy foreword by Marilyn CochranSmith. LB2838 .T37 2010. BBLRC Teaching & acquiring higher-order thinking skills : theory and practice / N.S. Rajendran. LB1590.3 .R34 2010. 3rd Floor, Circulation LC – Special Aspects of Education Boys and girls learn differently! : a guide for teachers and parents / Michael Gurian with Kathy Stevens, Patricia Henley, and Terry Trueman. LC212.92 .G87 2011. 3rd Floor, Circulation Teaching in the inclusive classroom [videorecording] : elementary / Quality Educational Programs directed by Jim Thompson produced by Jim Thompson, Annemarie Thompson associate producers, Debbi Leialoha ... [et al.] edited by Annemarie Thompson. CD09214. BBLRC

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M - Music Kapampangan ku [sound recording] / Artista.Rita. CD07569. 2nd Floor, Systems Services Pamanuli [sound recording] / Artista.Rita with guest artist, Mon David, Jeff Arcilla. CD09497. 2nd Floor, Systems Services "Paralaya [sound recording] : a Kapampangan acoustic pop album / Artista.Rita. CD09498. 2nd Floor Systems Services Paskung Kapampangan [sound recording] : the Kapampangan Christmas album / the Juan D. Nepomuceno Center for Kapampangan Studies, Holy Angel University. CD09500. 2nd Floor Systems Services Salamat king lugud mu-- [sound recording] : a symphony of Kapampangan love songs / amanu at sunis Crispin N. Cadiang.. CD09409. 2nd Floor, Systems Services N – Fine Arts El Prado project : dialogue with the masters, re-interpretations of selected paintings from the Museo Nacional del Prado. N4042 .A9 P7 2010. 4th Floor, Filipiniana A vision of Philippine art : selections from the Purita KalawLedesma collection N7329.L4 V57 2010. 4th Floor, Filipiniana P – Philology. Linguistics Managing electronic media : making, marketing, and moving digital content / Joan Van Tassel, Lisa Poe-Howfield. P96.M34 V36 2010. 3rd Floor, Circulation Writing for visual media / Anthony Friedmann. P96.A86 F74 2010. 3rd Floor, Circulation PE – Language. English Sheltered content instruction : teaching English language learners with diverse abilities / Jana Echevarria Anne Graves. PE1128.A2 E26 2011. 3rd Floor, Circulation PJ – Oriental Philology and Literature Arabic for all : with Filipino-English-Arabic dictionary / Margani U. Mohammad foreword by Aboulkhair S. Tarason. PJ6309 .M64 2010. 4th Floor, Filipiniana PL – Languages of Eastern Asia, Africa, Oceania Diksiyunaryong Tagalog : makabago at pinagaan / Angelita G. Gonzales, Maria Lourdes S. Lim, Lolita P. Vargas. PL6057 .G66 2010. 4th Floor, Filipiniana Pusod / Domingo G. Landicho. PL6165.4.L34 P78 2010. 4th

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Tamang hinala / Camilo M. Villanueva. PL6165.4.V695 T35 2010. 4th Floor, Filipiniana

Elementary and intermediate algebra / Stefan Baratto, Barry Bergman, Don Hutchinson. QA152.3 .H874 2011. 3rd Floor, Circulation

PN - Literature Take two / [text:] Rudi Miel [illustrations:] Christian Durieux ... [et al]. PN6790.B44 M54 2010. Ground Floor, EDC Theater for the nation : a prospectus for the National Theater of the Philippines / Cecile Guidote-Alvarez. PN2911.A58 2010. 4th Floor, Filipiniana

Elementary statistics / Josefina Venegas Almeda, Therese Garcia Capistrano, Genelyn Ma. Ferry Sarte. QA276.12 .A45 2010. 3rd Floor, Circulation HTML5 : designing rich internet applications / Matthew David. QA76.76.H94 D38 2010. 2nd Floor, Reference

The theater in Manila, 1846-1946 / Cristina Laconico-Buenaventura. PN2916.M3 B84 2010. 4th Floor, Filipiniana

Programming massively parallel processors : a hands-on approach / David Kirk and Wen-mei Hwu. QA76.642 K57 2010. 3rd Floor, Circulation

Write your way into animation and games : create a writing career in animation and games / Christy Marx. PN1996 .M377 2010. 2nd Floor, Reference

Principles of computer system design : an introduction / Jerome H. Saltzer, M. Frans Kaashoek. QA76.9 S88 S247 2009. 3rd Floor, Circulation

PS – Philippine Literature in English

Smart things : ubiquitous computing user experience design / Mike Kuniavsky. QA76.5915 K86 2010. 3rd Floor, Circulation

Color of sky : growing up Swiss with chocolate brown skin / Lenny Kaye Bugayong. PS9993.B876 C64 2011. 4th Floor, Filipiniana Filipino ghost stories : spine-tingling tales of supernatural encounters and haunting / Alex G. Paman. PS9993 .P18346 F54 2010. 4th Floor, Filipiniana Ang inahan ni Mila = Mila's mother : a novel / by Austregelina Espina-Moore translated into English by Hope Sabanpan-Yu. PS9993.M66 I513 2008. 4th Floor, Filipiniana Walang hiya : literature taking risks toward liberatory practice / edited by Lolan Buhain Sevilla and Roseli Ilano. PS508 F53 .W34 2010. 4th Floor, Filipiniana Q – Science (General) The scientific method [videorecording] / produced, directed, and edited by Robert Willgoos writers, Don Hall, Charlotte Angel, Jim Wolfe. CD09216. 2nd Floor, Systems Services QA - Mathematics Academic genealogy of mathematicians / Sooyoung Chang. QA28 .C44 2011. 2nd Floor, Reference Analyzing social media networks with NodeXL : insights from a connected world / Derek L. Hansen, Ben Schneiderman, Marc A. Smith. QA76.9 D343 H367 2011. 3rd Floor, Circulation Applied calculus for the managerial, life, and social sciences / S.T. Tan. QA303.2 .T36 2011. 3rd Floor, Circulation Computers as components : principles of embedded computing system design / Wayne Wolf. QA76.9.S88 W64 2008. 3rd Floor,

Usability testing essentials : ready, set... test! / Carol M. Barnum. QA76.9.U83 B368 2011. 3rd Floor, Circulation Web 2.0 fundamentals with Ajax, development tools, and mobile platforms / Oswald Campesato, Kevin Nilson. QA76.625 .C36 2011. 3rd Floor, Circulation QB - Astronomy In quest of the universe / Theo Koupelis. QB45.2 .K84 2011. 3rd Floor, Circulation QD - Chemistry Analytical chemistry and quantitative analysis / David S. Hage, James D. Carr. QD271.7 .H34 2011. 3rd Floor, Circulation QH – Natural History. Biology Genetics of populations / Philip W. Hedrick. QH455 .H43 2011. 3rd Floor, Circulation QK - Botany Photosynthesis [videorecording] : grades 6-12 / Sunburst Visual Media. CD09219. 2nd Floor, Systems Services QM – Human Anatomy Light & skin interactions : simulations for computer graphics applications / Gladimir V.G. Baranoski, Aravind Krishnaswamy. QM484 .B37 2010. 3rd Floor, Circulation


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Embedded systems design with platform FPGAs : principles and practices / Ronald Sass, Andrew G. Schmidt. TK7895.E42 S27 2010. 3rd Floor, Circulation Introduction to service engineering / [edited by] Gavriel Salvendy and Waldemar Karwowski. TK5105.5 .I587 2010. 3rd Floor, Circulation TR - Photography No plastic sleeves : the complete portfolio guide for photographers and designers / Larry Volk, Danielle Currier. TR501 .V64 2010. 2nd Floor, Reference TS - Manufacture

TA – Engineering (General). Civil Engineering

Introduction to engineering statistics and lean sigma : statistical quality control and design of experiments and systems / Allen T. Theodore. TS156 .A44 2010. 3rd Floor, Circulation

Multimedia fluid mechanics [electronic resource] / G.M. Homsy ... [et al.]. CD09225. 3rd Floor, Circulation

[Kansei engineering] / edited by Mitsuo Nagamachi and Anitawati Mohd Lokman. TS170 .K36 2011. 3rd Floor, Circulation

The science and practice of sound ergonomics [videorecording] / Mike Bracko. TA166. 2nd Floor, Systems Services

TX – Home Economics

Shallow foundation design [videorecording]. CD09481; CD09482. 2nd Floor, Systems Services

The Filipino cookbook : 85 homestyle recipes to delight your family and friends / Miki Garcia photos by Luca Invernizzi Tertoni styling by Theo Domini O. Zaragoza. TX724.5.P6 G37 2010. 4th Floor, Filipiniana

TC – Hydraulic Engineering. Ocean Engineering Open channel hydraulics / Terry W. Sturm. TC175 .S774 2010. 3rd Floor Circulation

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Foundations of buildings [videorecording] / prepared for Auburn University, Business and Engineering Continuing Education by David J. Elton. CD09771. 2nd Floor, Systems Services

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Apolega, Dennis - The very idea of Filipino philosophy in Mercado : philosophy or having deep thoughts about the world?

Single-camera video production / Robert B. Musburger. TK6655. V5 M89 2010. 3rd Floor, Circulation

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Arada, Gerald P. - Implementation of electromagnetic actuation system on a continuum manipulator - Remote rain triggered landslide detecting sensor system with integrated SMS data communication device

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Astudillo, Liezl - A portraiture of the Filipino archetypes in Pugad Baboy

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TE – Highway Engineering. Roads and Pavements Soil classification for roads and engineering [videorecording] / Auburn University. Engineering Continuing Education. CD09487. 2nd Floor, Systems Services TH – Building Construction

TJ – Mechanical Engineering and Machinery Fundamentals of tool design / chief technical reviewer and managing editor, John G. Nee contributors, William Dufraine, John W. Evans, Mark Hill. TJ1185 .F67 2010. 3rd Floor, Circulation TK – Electrical Engineering. Electronics. Nuclear Engineering

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Basco, Emma - Aklat ng kalipunan ng mga dula sa Filipino - Ang mga Bikolano, dalit at pamimintakasi

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Berino, Dennis L. - Managing for society. Business and community involvement - The view from Taft. Accountability : hallmark of a leader - The view from Taft. What are we in power for?

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Bernardo, Allan B.I. - Validating the factors of the English and Filipino versions of the sense of self scale

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Buban, Raquel E. Sison - Si Crazy Mary sa Filipino : pamamaybay sa pagitan ng mga wika at konteksto

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Calara, Alvaro - Ethnicity and social mobility in the era of globalization : the journey of the SADAKI Mangyans-Alangans

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Camacho, Drexel H. - Designing late-transition metal catalysts for olefin insertion polymerization and copolymerization

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Chin, Chona T. - Establishing an identity-giving athletes an ownership of the team : a proposed program for DLSU-Manila athletics team : a facilitator's guide

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Concepcion, Antonio V. - The view from Taft. Managing the sales force

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Cordel, Macario - parameter-based echo canceller for wideband adaptive multirate codec. - Parameter based voice enhancements for mobile communications in next-generation networking

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Cruz, Isagani R. - Mini critique. Adventures in the Middle East - Mini critique. Applied mathematics - Mini critique. Better or more? - Mini critique. Calling for comments - Mini critique. K + 12 and HEIs - Mini critique. The K+ 12 debate - Mini critique. K + 12 for the poor - Mini critique. Missing freshmen - Mini critique. National Book Awards - Mini critique. Remembering the dead - Mini critique. The technical panel on general education - Mini critique. What is the K+ 12 plan?

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Dacuycuy, Lawrence - Exploring the use of exchange market pressure and RMU deviation indicator for early warning system (EWS) in the ASEAN+3 region - Parametric and semiparametric model representations of the conditional mean of wages do they make a difference against nonparametric ones? - Testing for omitted variables in partially linear regression models - The functional specification of the wage-experience relationship and male wage inequality in the Philippines : A decomposition analysis

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David, Melanie Y. - Adsorption properties of BF4-anions on graphene - First principles investigation for H2 dissociative adsorption on Ni and Cr decorated Ni surfaces-an application to alkaline polymer electrolyte fuel cell - Hydrazine (N2 H4) adsorption on Ni(10 0)-density functional theory investigation

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Dela Cruz, Arleigh Ross - Diplomacy, deception and dollars : Filipino-American diplomatic relations in 1898

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Delos Reyes, Virgilio - A critique of Steinberg's Josling's and Chambovey's positions on the effects of the expiry of the peace clause in the agreement on agriculture on export subsidies - DAR adjudication Board Rules of Procedure 2003 - Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR) Administrative Orders 1, 2, and 3 Series of 2001-2003 - PGTEP completion report - Road users' charge study

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of river basin organizations : lessons learned and recommendations - The NARBO performance benchmarking : key lessons from the seven Indonesian RBO pilots - The NARBO performance benchmarking : review of performance indicators - Irrigation policy and performance indicators in the Philippines

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Dugos, Nathaniel P. - Devolatilization of different types of Philippine coal in a closed-type thermobalance reactor under pyrolytic conditions - Synthesis of biodiesel by base-catalyzed transesterification process using waste palm oil from a Food Manufacturing Company

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Dy, Regina C. - Greenlight. The politicized culture

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Estrella, Aristoteles - The rise of experiential brand marketing in Integrated Marketing Communications

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Firmante, Maria Cristina M. - The effect of perfectionism on academic efficacy as mediated by achievement goals

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Fortunato, Teresita F. - Kasalukuyang kalagayan ng pagtuturo ng wika sa antas ng kolehiyo

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Macapanpan, Tristan - Greenlight. Innovation in government - The view from Taft. Sustainable social responsibility

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Garcia, Lakangiting - Module ng pagsasanay sa sining ng pagtuturo - Module sa pagsasanay sa pagtuturo ng panitikan - Module sa pagsasanay sa pagtuturo ng wika at pagsulat - Sa tagong sulok ng puso : ang ilang mga sagot sa tanong na kung paanong magsulat ng akdang romansa

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Manalastas, Pia T. - The view from Taft. Values in business education

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Gojo Cruz, Genaro R. - Ilang tala sa pagsasalin ng mga kuwentong pambata ng Iran sa Wikang Filipino Gozun, Brian C. - Efficiency of Philippine Public High Schools using spatio-temporal stochastic frontier analysis - Greenlight. OR in business - Measuring the efficiency of Philippine education using spatio-temporal stochastic frontier analysis - Using DEA to assess the efficiency of public health units in providing health care services - The view from Taft. The health of a nation

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Hudtohan, Emiliano T. - Greenlight. Corporate we leadership - Greenlight. La Sallian social responsibility - Greenlight. Maestro Marcelo Adonay

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Inocencio, Arlene - Economic gains of improving soil fertility and water holding capacity with clay application : the impact of soil remediation research in Northeast Thailand - Lessons from the Balai Besar Wilayah Sungai citarum performance benchmarking and peer review - Performance benchmarking and peer review

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Lagua, Benel P. - Greenlight. Learning from the movies

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Lajom, Jennifer Ann - Barkadahan : a study of peer group norms and values among Filipino adolescent

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Olivar, Julieta - Factors affecting work attendance of the DLSU library personnel

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Ong, Arlyn Verina - A comparison of YAPLU against the C programming language - Analysis of the goddard space flight center java coding convention

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Pariňa, Jose Cristina - The four anaphoric repairs of the neo-gricean pragmatic approach in the distant conversation register of IcePhilippines

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Promentilla, Michael Angelo B. - A decision modeling approach to prioritize remediation options for contaminated sites - Microstructure characterization of cement-based materials using x-ray microtomography - Three-dimensional analysis of cracks in cement-based materials using x-ray microtomography

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Velasco, Aida L. - Managing for society. Social entrepreneurship : a new business trend.

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Vergara, Raymond Allan G. - The green package - The Magnet Café high street concept

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Yu, Derrick Ethelbert - Regression analysis on the chemical descriptors of a selected class DDP4 inhibitors - Skewered cyano-bridged cobalt naphthalocyanine polymer : an electron transport engineering

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Sy, Dante - Greenlight. Conflict economics - The view from Taft. Tax subsidies Tan, Raymond R. - Star science. Measuring the sustainability of energy systems - Star Science. Some lessons for graduate students

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