Discussion #13: Rate PNOY

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Reflect on PNoy's SONA. Do you see any truth to his address? Which among the points he mentioned you think is worth noting?

If you were given a - two minute privileged talk, what would be your advice to President Noynoy / Aquino Government? If you could ask him one question, what would it be?

147th Birth Anniversary of Apolinario Mabini

The university together with history agencies, will be sponsoring a wreath laying program for Apolinario Mabini's 147th birth anniversary. Everybody's invited to come and witness the event this Saturday, July 19, 2011, 7:30 A.M. at the university grounds.

Part of the program (1:o0 - 5:00 P.M.) is the PUP Department of History's community and extension program, chaired by Prof. Marlon Agoy-agoy. All BA History Majors are requested to take part in the event.

HIST1013: Lectures

Good evening students. I won't be able to upload my lectures until Saturday of this week. I am having a little bit of problem with my net connection. Apparently the files are just too big for my internet provider (hint, a note of sarcasm)

Lectures 4 and 5

Schedule of First Long Test: HIST 1013

First long exam will be from July 21-22.

Wednesday classes will take their exam on July 27

BA History 4-1, July 21 (date adjusted)

Note: In case that there would be a program (either university or department level) on the scheduled day of test, the examination shall automatically be adjusted.

HIST1013: Discussions

Click the link to download the lectures.

Philippine History
part I
part II

Note: I will not discuss anymore the theories on the origin of the Philippines. Please refer to your book, Historia.

History of Africa: Farming

Here's an interesting article about the main source of livelihood in Africa.

Enjoy reading.

http://ec.europa.eu/environment/integration/research/newsalert/pdf/189na6.pdf

http://www.historyforkids.org/learn/africa/food/food.htm

Attention: Monday classes

Monday Classes from 12: 00 - 6:00 pm:

Kindly inform the class president and secretary to see me at E603 at 12NN on July 4.

Thanks.