Chem and physics tutorial – a joint activity of chem society and VKV-VLV @ CLSU.
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Originally posted 2009-08-09 01:12:50.
CLSU VKV HISTORY
On December 12, 1981, four (4) determined men from the College of Veterinary Science of Medicine, Central Luzon State University, went to University of the Philippines, College of Veterinary Medicine to inquire on the possibility of establishing a VKV Chapter in CLSU. The request was granted n December 19, 1981. Thirteen (13) UP VKV went to the CLSU to baptize the 4 embryos.
On February 6, 1982, the 4 went to a trip to Angeles City for the final rituals. In Angeles City, another man from CLSU was baptized as an embryo. Meanwhile, the 4 undergo the agony in not less than 15 hours of proceedings until finally, at 4 a.m. of February 7, 1982, the CLSU VKV was born. On March 6, 1982, the remaining embryos (2 of them) took their oath to the fraternity.
CLSU VKV DELTA CHAPTER PIONEERS
Knight Dr. Esmeraldo Cabana (Batch Leader)
Knight Dr. Jerry Rigos
Knight Dr. Marlon Ocampo
Knight Dr. Bernardito Damasco
Knight Dr. Fernando Nacpil
Dr. Oscar Quines
Noble Adviser
From: Monica S. Nablo
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Originally posted 2005-08-16 08:37:32.
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Jose Q. Molina, Mariano L. Jovellanos, Rosendo L. Gamba, Jr., Eduardo M. Celo, Jaime A. Sison, Robert H. Lo, Angel Antonio C. Manabat, Constante J. Palabrica and Wilfredo V. Maligalig
The Venerable Knight Veterinarians Fraternity, more popularly known as VKV, was formed on February 27, 1959 at the U.P. College of Veterinary Medicine Diliman, Quezon City. A group of veterinary students, having obtained grades of “5’s” or “cinco’s” and facing the dreaded prospect of dismissal from the university, decided to study, work and enjoy college life together and never give-up, never surrender in their determination to pass their academic subjects and graduate as Doctors of Veterinary Medicine. They adopted the name “Cinco con Cinco” for their group, also serving as battlecry to rally their spirits and strengthen their will to succeed.
The group’s name evolved into the more scholarly “5 Kappa 5” and the members were called “Kappans”. The number 5 was romanized to become “V Kappa V”, shortened to “VKV” and the name Venerable Knight Veterinarians was later adopted to emulate the ideals of the “Kataas-taasan, Kagalang-galangang Katipunan (KKK) ng mga Anak ng Bayan” (translated as Venerable Sons of the Motherland) and the fabled Camelot’s Knights of the Round Table. The organization was formally recognized by the UP CVM and the University in 1963.
Membership, at the start and early years of the fraternity, was limited to veterinary students with grades of “5”. Later on, Read more…
Originally posted 2009-09-01 15:16:05.
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