New “My.LaSalle” portal opens more Web services

DLSU-Manila and the Professional Schools Inc. launched its own internet portal dubbed “My La Salle.” ITC conceptualized the portal from a single idea—to give each De La Salle internet account holder access to the University’s different information services anytime, anywhere

This portal is a one-stop information system that enables an active account holder to use the different information services such as subject availability, subject schedules, campus calendar, campus news and events, and e-mail using the Outlook Web Access.

The system recognizes its users if they are active students or faculty members and will display the appropriate features or settings that their user level access allows them to have. Students can check the subjects available during enrollment or inquire about their academic status without going to the Registrar’s office.

They can also inquire on campus news and activities. On the other hand, faculty members can take a look at their class schedules or download class lists for their use. Eventually, the system will allow students to enrol online.

ITC is continuously developing the portal to keep up with the growing needs of its customers and the amazing pace of technology.

CAO free concert pays tribute to Sylvia La Torre

The Cultural Arts Office (CAO) will present a tribute to Sylvia La Torre dubbed“
An Early Evening of Fine Music” on February 23, 7 p.m., at the Amphitheatre.

Juliene Mendoza, Harlequin Theatre Guild adviser, believes that the tribute to La Torre will help revive and preserve the Filipino classical music, which is an important part of our heritage.

CAO reaches out to the Lasallian community by bringing La Torre’s music, hoping to generate students’ interest in Filipino traditional songs, or the kundiman, in this MTV-dominated generation.

Different CAO groups participating in the show include the Harlequin Theatre Guild, the Chamber Ensemble, Innersoul, Boöties, and the DLSU Dance Troupe. La Torre will present a special number for the Lasallian community.

This is the third of a series of cultural shows sponsored by CAO to enrich the Lasallian community’s appreciation of the arts.

Get this exclusive DLSU-Manila desk clock for free

Abut-Tanaw, DLSU-Manila’s publication for alumni and friends, is giving away this silver desk clock to 10 lucky people. Just tell us about one pioneering Lasallian person or project that set a record in either the local or international scene. You may want to look into the records of your college or department. Send a brief description of this “Lasallian First” to: the Marketing Communication Office, LS 163, or email: mcorta@mail.dlsu.edu.ph or mcogcs@mail.dlsu.edu.ph. For questions, you may call us at local 144.