DMC Pulse + PhotoBlog

As i sit alone in the empty tower along the beach,
to listen to earth’s liquid blue roll underneath me.

With the closet star settling down for the evening,
meeting the imaginary line known as the horizon.
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For the second time this year, the 16^th Batch of Caregiver Graduates of DMC College Foundation tops with a 100% passing rate in the Assessment Exam of the Technical Skills Development Authority (TESDA) on June 15 & 16, 2006 at Brent Colleges & Hospital, Zamboanga City.

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Mercy Dale Borja Regencia, first year student of DMC Science High School, outshone all other participants from different secondary schools of the city in the Editorial Writing Contest (English Category) during the Zamboanga del Norte Press Club City Schools Press Conference on September 2 & 3, 2006 at Miputak East Central School, Dipolog City.

The annual conference/competition sponsored by the ZN Press Club is attended by all secondary schools of the city including Saint Mary’s Academy, Saint Vincent’s College, Zamboanga del Norte National High School among others, which send their best and brightest students to challenge their skills in composition writing (English and Filipino categories) in the fields of Editorial, News, Copyreading/Headline Writing, Feature, Sports and Photography. Read more…

BY: Krisjane Yap Regencia

Forty three nursing students and twenty three caregiver students of DMC College Foundation attended the Testimonial Dinner at the Francesca Ballroom of Top Plaza Hotel, Dipolog City on July 29, 2006, 7:00pm. The dinner was held in honor of the successful Nursing graduates of the Philippine Nursing Licensure Exam on June 11 and 12, and for the certified caregivers who passed the Assessment Exam of TESDA on June 15-16, 2006.

Dr. Ma. Grace F. Gurdiel, MAN, Dean of the College of Nursing, delivered a welcome address followed by an inspirational talk from the president of DMCCFI, Atty. Alberto P. Concha.

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The Dipolog Medical Center College Foundation Inc. (DMCCFI) sends anew top school officials and faculty to the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) and recently renewed ties with the aforesaid leading educational institution in Hong Kong.

The AVP for Academic Affairs of DMCCFI Atty. Albert “Flint” T. Concha Jr. who led the group to Hong Kong said the trip is an annual activity of the school in its bid to intensify excellence especially in its academic suits.

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“Growing older is mandatory, growing up is optional. »

This is a just a very striking quote I’ve read as I was trying peruse on my emails a few weeks back.

Part of my routine is to check on my mails regularly if not everyday. I have a very active account ever since my friends here and abroad are also into what you call the “net fever”. I couldn’t care less about these forwarded messages in my account. Most, if not all, have really touched my heart not because of the drama that they have, but because those messages have deeper meaning than regular messages, and very inspiring words at that. I couldn’t help but share the beautiful messages that these stories have. You may care to reflect on these!

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By: Franzel Ray B. Acbay

Boy 2 Quizon rocks the DMC College Foundation with a full-blast concert in the college’s 32nd Founding Anniversary at the campus’s Open Field, Dipolog City on August 26.

The live concert of Boy 2 was specially participated by Kat Alano (Wowowee Host & Rexona Sosy High icon) and Ayanna Oliva (singer & commercial model); the concert was simultaneous with Boy2’s release his debut album “Biyaheng Reggae” in collaboration with GMA Records.

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1. That sometimes it doesn’t really matter how a guy looks, it’s the vibe that matters.
2. That most of the time, girls can’t remember how a guy really looks like, just maybe his voice…or his eyes…or his smile.
3. That if you can make a girl laugh, you are “IN”. Girls would rather spend their time laughing and talking to an ugly guy than bear with a non-interesting, pea-brained, humorless Baldwin.
4. That guys and girls can be just FRIENDS and not necessarily MORE
   than that. Sometimes guys are perceived only as friends and unwelcome
   lovers. Read more…

Since we all were in our elementary days, our science teacher taught us that there are nine planets in our solar system. There are the terestrial planets like Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars. Then there are the gas giant planets like Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune. And the oddest one is Pluto, which is half the size of Mercury, has a very long ellipse orbit around the sun that overlaps the orbital path of Neptune, and deviates most prominently from the ecliptic plane. Read more…

By: Toto Turno

The DMC Dart Club gears up for the coming 2nd President’s Cup Dart Tournament on October of this year. The said event serves as one of the highlights of the birthday celebration of Atty. Alberto P. Concha, Sr. (DMCCFI School President) on October 21, 2006.

Members of the club, who are composed mostly of DMC faculty, staff and students, are very excited for the coming tournament. Such tournament would also serve as a break for the very hectic first semester of the school.

The format of the game will be KOC (killers, 501 & Choice), which means that the 1st game in every set is Killers. The 2nd game is 501 and the deciding game if necessary is through a coin-toss and the winner will chose what game to be played (Killers or 501). The first thrower of the 1st game in every set will be decided again by a coin-toss. The loser will be the 1st thrower of the 2nd game. And if the deciding game is necessary, another coin-toss will determine the first thrower.

Mr. Nick Martinez, the school’s Sports Coordinator wants this event to be more successful than the 1st President’s Cup. Defending champion of the tournament was Toto Turno (singles), Alfred Juson and Toto Turno & (doubles).