- Dorm Open House
For Monday, September 06, 2010.
- SS:
Homework - Is Menes a fictional king?
Snefru and Khufu/Cheops
Menkaure
Amenemhet III
Hyksos Period
Ahmase (Ahmose?)
Thutmose
Hatshepsut
Thutmose III
Amenhotep IV - CS - Java:
Diagrams. - Math4:
Be prepared for the long quiz. - Chemistry:
Lab reports. - Dengue uniform, 2x3 haircut inspection.
For Tuesday, September 07, 2010.
- Filipino:
Oral Reporting, Masining na Pagkwento. - STR:
Each group should have a logbook and a clear book (both green) with their project code.
Reporting per photo essay group on sampling.
For Wednesday, September 08, 2010.
- House meeting.
- SS: Historical Background on the chosen topic (10 pts. of the project.)
From Sir Erin, yey.Announcement: Initially, the submission of all your historical backgrounds (introduction) is on Sunday. But because I am nice, the submission is now on Wednesday. I advise you NOT to submit earlier nor later than that day. Do not give me a hard time receiving/collecting them. Thank you very much.
Please follow this format:
Font size: 12
Font style: Arial
Spacing: 1.5
Margin: 1 inch on all sides
No. of pages: Initially, 3-5; now, 2-3
Others:
- Patches effective on September 13.
Reply slips that were distributed during card-giving is due on 09/13. - September 10: No classes, Eid’l Fitr (end of Ramadan).
More >> - Filipino:
Written Report was originally due on Sept. 10, F, pero most likely mamomove.
Short story is due the week before perio. - 2nd Quarter Periodic Exam:
October 5-7, 2010.
Comment/edit the post. Thank you.
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Leona.
3 comments:
ANO HWS 9/7/2010
ano homeworks hoy
Before we talk about the recession, we need to recall some terms that will be used later and need to be explained now. First is mortgage, which is the transfer of ownership of a property from a person to a bank or financial institution for a loan with interest which will transfer back to the debtor once the loan has been paid off. The second one is the term foreclosure. It is the occurrence in which the person is unable to pay off the withstanding loan and thus their realty transferred to the institution that loaned the amount. The latest recession was said to be caused by the allure of easy credit and the belief that a house was the true “American Dream” (and we Filipinos so love obtaining the American dream). Because of this, a housing bubble was in the making.
As easy credit piled up making buying houses with money you do not have, most house owner’s were forced to mortgage their homes in order to get money to pay of their withstanding loans. However, most debtors realized that foreclosing their assets were cheaper than paying their mortgage. As time passed, many and many more individuals did this resulting in a housing bubble that was about to burst. This, coupled with many banks’ unscrupulous actions from rising loan limits, fueled the collapse. As the bubble popped, the price of many commodities began to soar with the price of oil tripling. As a result, businesses, such as Bear Stearns and Lehman Brothers went bankrupt with the automobile industry taking the worst hit as stock prices plummeted. As businessmen panicked, so did the general public in America. Many feared going out and spending and instead scrimped and scrounged. Business owners themselves tried to cut costs by firing employees, causing unemployment to rise, providing another blow to the American people.
As USA fell into disarray, so did many other countries. The Philippines included. Though not as painfully felt as some countries, the Philippines’ banking companies felt a brunt of the force of the recession. However, despite the recession many companies performed admirably under the situations to flourish. It has long been stated that the media industry was resistant to recessions. Is this true? Even then, most companies have to stay on their toes to survive this recession. Do ABS-CBN and GMA survive simply or do they have methods to combat the global recession?
www.tvweek.com/news/2008/11/media_still_recession_resistan.php
Sorry about this, yahoo was acting up and I was on a rush. Sorry
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