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7/2/2014 1:35:49 PM

To the Ateneo community:

NEW BMO PLATFORM

Business Monitor Online (BMO) has moved to a new platform with a new interface.

According to our provider, the new interface facilitates better provision of content, allowing for a greater user experience and quicker searches for information. Apart from a new design, the new BMO will allow you to have a quicker and seamless access to different content, and help you link the reports to articles and data directly.

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4/5/2013
"Ex Libris" offers visitors a glimpse of the personal library of Jose Garcia Villa, National Artist for Literature. On display are special editions of Villa's books, a sampling of his Filipiniana collection, holographs, including a poem from e. e. cummings, never-before-published photographs of Villa, and his drawings.

American Historical Collection features personal collections of Americans who have individually made their mark in the Philippine-American history. The exhibit will run from June 2012 to May 2013.

1/25/2012
Seventy years ago, Santo Tomas University was opened as an internment camp for the protective custody of enemy aliens. In January 4, 1942, 300 residents from the Malate district interned to form first contingent to be brought, and on January 27, the population was 3,348.

3/12/2014

To the Ateneo community:

We are pleased to inform you that the Rizal Library now has access to over 1,500 journals on Taylor and Francis Online, with an archive dating back to 1997.

T & F covers an extensive range of disciplines, including:

3/4/2014 8:19:49 AM

ALiWW is proud to feature Ofelia Gelvezon-Tequi for its 12th Natividad Galang Fajardo exhibit

2/17/2014

We would like to request for your feedback on Wiley Online Library (e-books and e-journals) to help the Rizal Library evaluate the product for subscription.

The database hosts the world's broadest and deepest multidisciplinary collection of online resources covering life, health and physical sciences, social science, and the humanities.

2/14/2011 12:30:00 PM
The exhibit showcase 19 books and scores of articles written by the late Mr. Lewis E. Gleeck, Jr. on the American experience in the Philippines.

Mr. Gleeck was a member of the Foreign Service of the United States, serving several times in Washington and in Canada, Finland, Sweden, Austria, Iceland, Norway and Pakistan before arriving in the Philippines, where he retired after six years (1962-1969) as Consul General of the American Embassy in Manila.