If you have emailed me for consultation, the time is 230-430 PM Monday afternoon.

Please come on time and let the others know.

Here are your grades. Please submit your PR draft 2 (soft copy to me). If you have any questions or if you want to consult, just let me know.

Can you also please give me your agreement form regardless if you will continue or not?

Sci 10 AA Based on 416

To those who got A and B+, I strongly encourage you to volunteer. I hope you will also attend the class on Monday and Wednesday.

Since there is not a whole lot of people who sign up, may I suggest you go to ADSA and sign-up. Feel free to choose any option: food provision, clean up, etc. We do not have to volunteer as a class. I will forward to them the names I have. Thanks.

Sci 10 AA
Exam 1 (essay) [100]
Exam 2 (debate) [100]
Quizzes [100]
Progress report [8 x 2]
Group Orals [100]

Optional:
Reflection Paper [100]
Photo Competition [100]

By default, your grades will be over 416. If you choose one extra work, it will be over 516; if two, 616. All the optional work is risk free, meaning, if the grade you will get with your optional work is lower than your current standing, your current grade will be considered. If you get a higher grade, then well and good. Since this is risk free, I strongly encourage you to join the volunteer work because you will learn something new and you will grow in a different way.

Reflection Paper:
1. Do a volunteer clean up work at Provident village or any activity you will choose based on Dr. Cuyegkeng’s memo
2. write a two page reflection paper, double spaced, NTR size 12
3. write about: what you learned from the volunteer work, insights, your thoughts on how we can prepare for natural disasters, how can science provide the tools to carry this out
4. paper is due on: October 15, 2009

Photo competition:
This will be held on Tuesday and Wednesday next week. Please contact Boris for details. The grading will be finalized soon.

If you will volunteer for the clean-up, you need to sign up with Ms Gina Mamauag or Boris ASAP. The meeting place is at the bleachers of LS pool at 8:30 AM this Friday, we will head back at 3 PM. I emailed the details separately. Since we will be leaving on Friday, we will not meet. We will meet on Monday and Wednesday instead.

Hi all.
I am trying to mobilize the all my students to go
or join the rebuilding efforts. We are choosing between Friday or
Monday for the clean-up. Since a lot of the students will be having
their exams next week, the best day is this Friday.

For Sci 10 and Ch 21, there will be a sign up sheet with Boris and with Ms. Gina Mamauag (CH 112) at Schmitt Hall. No classes on Friday, we will meet on Monday instead. Please let the others know.

I have attached the file given by Ms. Joy Salita of OAS. Here are the
details for the clean-up:
830 am – briefing
9 am – departure for area
3 pm – departure for ateneo
5ish – wash down and debriefing
Assembly area: LS Swimming Pool bleachers (let’s meet there,
transportation will be provided)

What to wear/bring:
Wear working clothes (shirt and maong pants)
Wear rubber boots
Bring complete change of clothes
Bring workgloves, masks
Bring food, water, towels

We will need the headcount by tomorrow because we need to process this through ADAA.

Thanks, I hope you will be able to join us since we are not having our final exams (SCI 10).

Undergraduate students may fill out the online Course and

Faculty Evaluation Forms for First Semester SY 2009-10 anytime
between October 5 to 10, 2009.


Students will follow the procedure below to accomplish their
online evaluations:

a)Logon to http://aisis.ateneo.edu.

b)Click on “Course & Faculty Evaluation”.  All of their classes
for the current semester will be displayed.

c)Fill out the Course and Faculty Evaluation form for each of
their classes.

(Note: Students should not try to accomplish all of the
evaluations in one sitting. For each evaluation within the logon
period, they have the option to “SAVE & CONTINUE LATER” unfinished
evaluations or to “POST” the completed evaluation. At the end of
the logon period, however, unfinished evaluations will be posted
automatically.)

d)For any questions, they may call the MIS Office within office
hours at locals 5170, 5171, and 5175.

biotech slides

Please come a few minutes before your time. Wait for your turn outside C115. If you missed the exam, there will be no make-up exam.

1. What issues can you perceive with the use of genetically modified food? Should this be banned?
2. Should we adopt genetic screening to produce healthy babies?
3. What do you think of cloning for organ replacement- like in the movie My Sister’s Keeper?
4. How did stem cell research contribute to improving our lives?

I have posted the sign-up sheet in C115. Please sign-up, three in a group. Remember core group members (who worked on the event) are advised to group together.

 

1. Kezia Pormento- histamine
2. Margarita Roxas- 3-hydroxy-4-trimethylammonia-butanoate (Carnitine)
3. Kitz Kevin Saberon- ascorbic acid
4. kathleen soriano- Desogestrel
5. Michaela V. Boren- Alginate/ Alginic Acid (found in the inner cell wall of brown algae)
6. Raphael C. De Leon- lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD, C20H25N3O).
7. Christian Koo- Amphetamine
8. Kim Angeline Pedroso- GLUTATHIONE
9. chachi montaner- Ethinylestradiol
10. catherine alegre- phenethylamine (found in chocoloate)
11. angelo yu- tetradotoxin
12. Timothy John Dizon- methylene blue
13. Samantha Famatigan- d-alpha tocopherol
14. Bernadette Roxas- benzoylperoxide
15. Abbie Santos- Vitamin C (L-ascorbic acid)
16. gilyen li- polychlorinated biphenyls
17. Ma. Monique Soliven- Theobromine
18. anton domingo- THC (tetrahydrocannabinol)
19. Marco Sebastian- Aspartame
20. Carlie Dario- erythritol, a natural sugar found in algae, fungi, and lichens. It’s twice as sweet as sucrose and can be used as a coronary vasodilator.
21. Dara Ibanez- Cocaine
22. Richard Antonio- diazepam
23. erica abello- amoxycillin
24. Joseph Angan- Skatole