Supreme Student Government- Asia Source Taguig

Come along with me🎤🎶
And the butterflies and bees🐝

ASi-ASi-ASiCians, before this academic year ends, the SSG and classroom officers of Grade 11 pupils invite you to collaborate, enjoy, and create memorable experiences together with your fellow ASiCians from Taguig branch by "cloSing Along With Us." This event presents to you the following entertaining, engaging, and exciting activities and booths that you may join, and these are: 🎥Film Booths, 🌮a food bazaar, 🕺a disco party, and 🎤a karaoke booth. We, the facilitators of this event, promise and assure you that the memories you will be getting from this event will last so long. Our fellow ASiCians what are you waiting for? Closing Along With Us on Monday (July 3, 2023), starting at 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Make sure to not miss this one-day event because, for sure, you will regret it.

Booths and Activities:

🕺Disco Party
Time: 10 AM - 4 PM
Free admission and open to everyone.

🎤Karaoke Booth
Time: 10 AM - 4 PM
Free admission and open to everyone.

🎥Film Booth
Time: 8 AM to 2 PM
Registration time: Until 6 PM today (July 01, 2023)
Early registration is limited; reserve your slot as early as you can! For registration link, see the comment below. Exclusive for enrolled ASiCians only.

🌮Food Bazaar
Time: 8 AM to 2 PM
Exclusive for enrolled ASiCians only

🤸Thank you, fellow ASiCians; let's sing along👨‍🎤, dance💃, be scared😨, and have fun🥳together. See you on Monday, ASiCians!

❓For more questions and concerns regarding these activities and booths, kindly reach out to the people in the comments below.

🎮 Good day, ASiCIANS. Today is the day. Our facilitators are officially opening physical registration in our MLBB tournament for every aspiring ASiCIANS players. Only eight limited slots will be given for both branches, so don't forget to hurry and secure your team's spot. Strictly no reservations!

📍 November 21, 2022 from 2:30 pm to 4:00 pm only.

📍 The final bracketing will be uploaded once the given slots are fully taken and we, the facilitators are promising to deliver a fair and fun tournament for every ASiCIANS to enjoy.

📍 Make sure that you already have your team's name, members, and registration fee before filling out the registration form. For those who have morning classes, you only need one representative to fill out the registration form in your respective branch.

📢 For further questions and concerns kindly contact our facilititators.

📞For registration kindly find these facilitators:
📌For Taguig:
John Raven Bautista
Matthew Kyler Eso
Janine Kimberly Hulguin

📌For Pasig:
Christine Bele

Greetings to our dearest ASiCIANS in Taguig! This week we will be having a Foundation Week themed "Shine@9" to celebrate the 9th founding anniversary of our respected institution, Asia Source iCollege. The following informative pictures are posted to help you be informed and guided on what you should be looking forward to during this upcoming Foundation Week. We are highly expecting that every one of you will be able to participate in or join this yearly celebration. Your future participation and cooperation would be appreciated by us.

Note: Further announcements can still be expected, so to ensure you are updated, keep in touch with us, the Supreme Student Government- Asia Source Taguig, by liking this page. Thank you so much, our fellow ASiCIANS.

For school inquiries, you can message or reach Asia Source iCollege on the following platforms:

ASiC's website:
https://www.asiasourceicollege.edu.ph/
ASiC's FACEBOOK PAGE:
https://www.facebook.com/asiasourceph
ASiC's INSTAGRAM:
https://www.instagram.com/asiasourceph_official
ASiC's YOUTUBE:
https://tinyurl.com/Asiasourcephyoutube

Happy Pride month 🏳️‍🌈. Asicians, raise your flag and your voice. As Chester Minnit says, love is a human experience, not a political or religious statement. Love is love, and you can love whomever you want, even if they are of the same s*x. They come in different sizes, colours, races, and religious beliefs.

Good day Asicians! The following Grade 11 students are the best in different subjects for the first semester of the academic year 2021-2022.

Good day Asicians! The following Grade 12 students are Best in different subjects for the first semester of the academic year 2021-2022.

Good day Asicians! The following Grade 12 students are the Dean's listers for the first semester of the academic year 2021-2022.

Good day Asicians! The following Grade 11 students are the Dean's listers for the first semester of the academic year 2021-2022.

ASiCians, Let's fight climate change and spread awareness.

Scientists are being arrested and getting desperate to spread awareness and protest. We need to save the earth now!!! According to them, we only have 4-5 years before a catastrophic event occurs.

To help the earth in the face of climate change, we can help by performing the following:

Ways to help:
-Save electricity
-Save water or be wise with your water consumption.
-Drive less to reduce the heat and smoke that is being produced by cars.
-Plant more trees or grow your own plants at home.
-Avoid smoking or any activities that produce smoke that may harm the ozone layer.
-Unplug electronics you don’t use.
-Switch to paperbags or biodegradable plastics
-Use LED lights.
-Donate to people who are advocating and volunteering to help the environment such as Greenpeace Philippines.
-Delete unwanted emails to lessen the carbon footprint of your computer.
-Spread awareness to your family and friends.



Links on what's happening now:

https://scientistrebellion.com/?fbclid=IwAR1cHR-iqppzd209ibL_KA7viEVN6iOcT4xMNjABtLLSVRffzmb-6gM2a1w

https://www.scientificamerican.com/.../scientists-risk.../

https://www.greenmatters.com/p/peter-kalmus-nasa-scientist

Source:
https://scientistrebellion.com/

ASiCians, isa sa ating kapwa kamag-aral ang lubhang naapektuhan ng nagdaang Bagyong Agaton. Napabalita ang bagsik ng Bagyong tumama sa bahagi ng Eastern Visayas at Dinagat Islands, na nagdulot ng pagkasira ng mga ari-arian, imprastraktura at pagkasawi ng ilan sa ating mga kababayan.

In the spirit of brotherhood, Asia Source iCollege is knocking on your benevolent hearts for CASH and IN-KIND DONATIONS.

Please channel your cash donations to the sister of Romulo Tonido III, Kristine Paqueo's GCASH number 09774049687.

Thank you and may God bless you a thousand fold for your generosity.

In celebrating World Health Day on April 7,2022, here's a quote from the World Health Organization: "Are we able to reimagine a world where clean air, water and food are available to all?Where

economies are focused on health and well-being?

Where cities are liveable and people have control over their health and the health of the planet?"


Link:https://www.who.int/campaigns/world-health-day/2022?fbclid=IwAR3RVLdPR2SWvvZwFn0miYJonrniqJ7OVioyBEWwXsHCoXQxR1muvS2xX_A #

As we celebrate Women's History Month, we asked the students to tell us about a woman they admire. These are their messages and stories.

To honor women's month, here are some inspirational quotes from one of the students.

As we celebrate Womens' Month, here are some inspirational quotes for women.

In honor of Women's Month, we'd like to share some facts about women's rights laws.

In 2014, Watson was named a U.N. Women Goodwill Ambassador by the United Nations, a program that actively involves prominent personalities in the fields of arts and sports to promote U.N. programs. Her role is to serve as an advocate for U.N. Women's gender equality campaign known as HeForShe.

"If you believe in equality, you might be one of those inadvertent feminists that I spoke of earlier, and for this, I applaud you. We are struggling for a uniting word, but the good news is, we have a uniting movement. It is called HeForShe. I invite you to step forward, to be seen and to ask yourself, If not me, who? If not now, when?" Watson, 2014.

For Women's Month, we'd like to introduce you to Amanda Gorman, who is a fantastic woman. She is an activist and poet . Her work is essentially focused with oppression, feminism, race, and marginalization, as well as the African diaspora. Gorman was the country's first National Youth Poet Laureate.

Let us introduce one of the women in honor of Women's Month.Kishida Toshiko was the first feminist, writer, and political activist for women's rights, who is known as Japan's first female orator.This is one of her literary texts.

As we celebrate Women's month let us introduce one of the insipiring woman in the history Josefina "Joey" Guerrero

After the Japanese invaded, many Filipinos and Americans were placed in prison camps. Joey often visited the camps, bringing in food and medical supplies and carrying out information passed on from prisoners who listened to guards who talked too much. On one such mission, she hid a secret message in a hollowed-out piece of fruit. She was stopped by a Japanese soldier who looked over her basket, took the largest fruit and went on her way. Joey was smart enough not to hide anything in the biggest piece. The information helped the Filipino underground, and eventually they asked Joey to join their ranks. When allied forces invaded Luzon in 1944, she volunteered to work as an official spy for the Americans. She carried information back and forth across the lines and was never searched. Once, as she walked past two Japanese guards, one of them pulled on her ponytail. If he had pulled on the ribbon holding it, he would have found a secret message written on it. Later, she mapped out the minefields the Japanese placed in an area the Allies intended to attack. She identified the mines, wrote them on the map, and taped the map to her back. Walking through the lines, she was briefly stopped by the Japanese, but they soon let her go without a body search. The map was poorly concealed. Even a quick search would have uncovered it, yet she was not found out. The Allies later credited Joey with saving hundreds of lives. She was awarded the Medal of Freedom with a Silver Palm, the highest award a civilian can earn. After the war, she moved to America. What made her so successful? How did she slip through the battle lines with ease, delivering much-needed information and supplies? Why didn’t anyone ever stop her, search for her, or quiz her? She had leprosy. That is why she wore revealing clothing, not to show off her curves, but to reveal her sores. The Japanese were extremely fearful of leprosy. They would see her sores and immediately let her go. They never looked under her clothes or even asked where she was going. For Joey, the best place to hide was in plain sight, and that is what she did so successfully. BC. Cook, PhD, teaches Pacific history and other subjects at St. Charles Community College. He lived on Saipan and has taught at universities in the U.S., including the University of Missouri.

Women's History Month is an annual celebration of women's contributions to history, culture, and society. Let's all break the stereotypes and let's strive for a gender-equal world.

Good Day! Feeling uneasy because of the new semester? Need some time to unwind? Come join us on March 1 and 2! and watch some horror movies with other students.See ya!

The 1986 EDSA People Power Revolution brought together millions of Filipinos from all walks of life to march along EDSA, Metro Manila's main boulevard, to abolish President Ferdinand E. Marcos' dictatorship and usher in an era of true freedom and democracy.