Matina Diversion Road, Davao City – Another call-to-action step successfully took place last March 6, 2010 through the initiative of the NSTP students of the AMA Computer Learning Center Davao in their thrust to pursue a Clean-up Drive.

 “Social Service for the Sake of others,” explained Ms. Ronalea I. Talaboc as she accompanied 10 NSTP students, under her advisory, as they cleaned the vicinity of the said location. The said project has long been planned and intended for the students to realize the value of environmental issues and awareness. Needless to say, our country has already suffered major human-caused environmental degradation that is why our simple acts are crucial enough to save our dying world.

 Amidst the scorching heat of the sun, the students had a fun time doing the cause – that is to say, social service in its real sense.

 -Ronalea I. Talaboc-

                All of us, for the most part, see Valentine’s Day as a romantic day especially for lovers. Not everyone celebrates it though. However, it is undeniably quixotic to see people who celebrate love and affection. In this connection last February 13, 2010, ACLC Davao held a pre-Valentine event at the school campus through the initiative of the Supreme Student Council (SSC). Thanks to the praiseworthy effort of the IT Club with Mr. Dionell E. Rafil who made the backdrop for the said event.

                The said event had a T-shirt coding, each color represented a student’s status, may it be single (blue), in a relationship (pink), green (searching), black (brokenhearted), red (in love), and violet (available). Indeed, everyone was wearing their preferred color in order to convey their present status. Pretty exciting, wasn’t it? The program was started with a music jam. One of the event’s highlights was the “Meal or No Meal” game played by Jolly Marie Suralta, a second year SD student. Moreover, Jonas Capute and Phebie Mae Talili were hailed as the King and Queen Hearts. Truly, the ACLCians enjoyed the night with full of laughter and fun.

                Valentine’s Day has always been a cherished event of the year and it will always be.

-Ronalea I. Talaboc-