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Someone should do a study on How website UI affects college applications, cause I saw one good look at CSB's application website and just didn't wanna deal with it
Like I've been procrastinating that shit for months now and I still don't have it in me to navigate that labyrinth of a website💀
THE DESCRIPTION OF SAINT BENILDUS ROMANÇON Feast Day: August 13
One of the greatest members of the Institute of the Brothers of the Christian Schools aka the De La Salle Brothers, was born Pierre Romançon on June 13, 1805 in Thuret, Puy-de-Dôme, France, to a family of farmers. A small and frail-looking boy, he was not cut out physically to be a farmer, but his enrollment in a Christian Brothers school at Riom led him to his calling as a teacher. He was so far ahead of his classmates in elementary school that when he was only 14 years old the Brothers often assigned him as a substitute teacher.
He joined the Brothers in 1820, and served at several Brothers' schools in south-central France. In 1841, he was appointed Director of a school in Saugues, an isolated village on a barren plateau in southern France. For the next twenty years he worked quietly and effectively as teacher and principal to educate the boys in the village and some from the neighboring farms, many of whom were in their teens and had never been to school before.
Small as he was, he was known as a strict but fair disciplinarian. He also looked after his students by preparing meals in the Brothers' kitchen for hungry students, converting old Brothers' robes into coats or pants for them, and spending hours tutoring students who learned more slowly than others. He referred to all students, regardless of age or background, as 'Monsieur.'
In time, the little school became the center of the social and intellectual life of the village, with evening classes for the adults and tutoring for the less gifted students.
The extraordinary religious sence of Brother Benilde was evident to everyone: at Mass with the students in the parish church, teaching catechism, preparing boys for first communion, visiting and praying with the sick, and rumors of near-miraculous cures. He was especially effective in attracting religious vocations.
At his death on August 13, 1862 at the age of 57 due to natural causes at Saugues, Haute-Loire, France, more than 200 Brothers and an impressive number of priests had been his students at Saugues.
He was beatified by Pope Pius XII on April 4, 1948, who mentioned that his sanctification was attained by enduring 'the terrible daily grind' and by 'doing common things in an uncommon way'. On October 29, 1967, he was canonized a saint by Pope Paul VI, thus becoming the first Brother of the Institute to be canonized and the second saint after the organization's founder, St. Jean-Baptiste de La Salle.
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HEDDA GABLER
Hedda Gabler by Henrik Ibsen is a classic that is surprisingly modern in many ways yet sadly overlooked in the rush of today’s tech-mentality audiences. Actor’s Actors Inc. has decided to revisit this vital classic with De La Salle’s College of St. Benilde’s School of Design and Art (CSB SDA) as the inaugural production of The Vito Cruz Project. In a rapidly deteriorating literary environment, the project aims to make highly intelligent, seminal works available to modern audiences. This also marks the return to the stage of the acclaimed actress Lara Fabregas, and the reemergence from a theatrical hiatus of director Bart Guingona. Hedda Gabler runs for six performances from November 16, 2011 at the spanking new theater of the CSB School of Design and Arts.
Synopsis:
The play centers in one of the most elusive and enigmatic heroines in theater history, Hedda Gabler, who upon returning from her honeymoon with her newly-wed husband, George Tesman, realizes her resentment and boredom with the bourgeois life she found herself in. However, Hedda will do everything in her power to break free from the shackles of her mediocre life. She has found ways to keep herself amused: the smell of burning hair, the taste of rum punch, the sound of gunshots and the dirty little secrets that will allow her to keep the people around her wrapped around her exquisite fingers. With complex love triangles, intricate characters, betrayal, lies and a story culminating in death – this piece is so exhilarating that it truly captures how the turn of the twentieth century was like; picturesque and scandalous.
SHOW DATES November 16, 18, 23, 25, 26 2011 1PM Shows November 18 7PM Show
TICKET PRICE Php350.00 and Php200.00 on 1PM Shows Php500.00 and Php250.00 7PM Show
RUNTIME 2 hours (approx.) VENUE DLS-CSB SDA 5th floor Theatre
TARGET AUDIENCE 500
TARGET DEMOGRAPHIC Local theatre enthusiasts
We have sent invitations to various theatre guilds, local directors and universities to come watch the show. Students from DLS CSB Our show is ORDEV A & B and CSB LIFE ACCREDITED to spur interest in students with ORDEV requirements.
