What do you think is/are the advantages of being a lasallite compared to an atenean?

[imcuteandsexy]

what do you think? i just want some opinions... thanks.

[Lasadista]

As a Lasallian, one of our advantages is the lower expectations people have of us. We don't have to excel unlike the Ateneans. We can just be ordinary, fun-loving human beings and enjoy life for whatever it has to offer.

[atenean]

Originally posted by Lasadista
As a Lasallian, one of our advantages is the lower expectations people have of us. We don't have to excel unlike the Ateneans. We can just be ordinary, fun-loving human beings and enjoy life for whatever it has to offer.

I totally agree. There's always so much pressure on us Ateneans to perform that's why we prioritize our careers over families. We are very obsessed about how much money we make and what position we have attained. In a way, it has been bad for us because we have grown so insecure of La Sallites, who seem to have found a balance between work and family. Since they are not under as much pressure as us, they can more freely go about their work, and that's why they do well. Our egos simply cannot take it when a La Sallite becomes more successful than an Atenean especially since this seems to happen more regularly lately.

That's why in order to appear on top, we resort to sourgraping, whining, backstabbing, character assasination, and hyped-up press releases. In short, we use every trick in the book just to avoid La Sallites from getting ahead of us. We believe everyone has a price so we'll be okay since we have plenty of cash reserves to finance our tactics. Those La Sallites can have their families just as long as we get the money for we believe it is the one true measure of success.

[antonn]

Originally posted by imcuteandsexy
what do you think? i just want some opinions... thanks.

La Sallians:

1. Better Bred
2. RELY only on SOLID FACTS
3. Far more Successful in their Professional Lives
4. More religious & God-fearing
5. Become Prime Movers in Philippine Business
6. More Intelligent

Ateneans:

1. Many poorly bred
2. RELY on rumors, their biased own self-hype & lies
3. Less successful than La Sallians in their later lives
4. Some degenerate into corruption & crime (ERAP, Enrile, Inocencio Gonzales, Atty. Ed Serapio, etc.)

[Monica Lewinsky]

Originally posted by Lasadista
As a Lasallian, one of our advantages is the lower expectations people have of us. We don't have to excel unlike the Ateneans. We can just be ordinary, fun-loving human beings and enjoy life for whatever it has to offer.

As a Lasallian from DLSZ, I would also like to add that we tend to have more time to enjoy life, party, and have fun while studying since it is not as academically demanding in La Salle as in the Ateneo. We also do very well in sports since we can recruit better and more physical players since our admission standards are not as tough as Ateneo's. Our student body is also more representative of the Philippine society because we tend to attract students of average intelligence whereas the top universities like UP and Ateneo tend to get the very bright ones who hardly represent real society. Overall, we have the advantage of being average, normal, more human, and, therefore, more real and down to earth.

Go Lasalle!!!!!

[blueggless]

Originally posted by antonn
Originally posted by imcuteandsexy
what do you think? i just want some opinions... thanks.

La Sallians:

1. Better Bred
2. RELY only on SOLID FACTS
3. Far more Successful in their Professional Lives
4. More religious, God-fearing & less prone to Corruption
5. Prime Movers in Philippine Business/Finance/Industry
6. Top & dominate annually the CPA, ECE, Mech. Eng'g & Chem. Eng'g & Teacher's Board Exams
6. More Intelligent

Ateneans:

1. Many poorly bred
2. RELY on rumors, their biased own self-hype & lies
3. Less successful than La Sallians in their later lives
4. Some degenerate into corruption & crime (ERAP, Enrile, Inocencio Gonzales, Atty. Ed Serapio, etc.)
5. Cannot even TOP the Bar Exams - the ONLY annual gov't
Exam Ateneans are capable of taking.


PRIME EXAMPLES:

Comparison of La Salle & Ateneo Alumni:

Some La Salle Alumni:

Outgoing Finance Sec.&Incoming Executive Sec.Alberto Romulo
Incoming Finance Secretary Jose Isidro Camacho
Central Bank Governor Rafael Buenaventura
Philamlife CEO & former Central Bank Governor Jose Cuisia
Asian Bank CEO & former Finance Sec. Ramon del Rosario Jr.
RCBC Chairman/CEO Alfonso Yuchengco Sr.
Globe Telecom President Gerry Ablaza
AIM President & former Finance Sec. Roberto de Ocampo
UA&P EVP Bernardo Villegas
PBCom President Isidro Alcantara
Cocobank President Lorenzo Tan
Equitable-PCI Bank President Deogracias Vistan
MetroBank President Placido Mapa Jr.
San Miguel/La Tondena/Purefoods CEO Eduardo Cojuangco Jr.
Republic Glass CEO Geronimo Velasco
Luisita CEO Pedro Cojuangco
Araneta Group of Companies CEO Jorge Araneta
Fil-Estate/MRT-MetroRail/Southwoods CEO Robert John Sobrepena
EDSA-2 Senator-Heroes Jun Magsaysay & Serge Osmena III
former Senators Jose W. Diokno, Lorenzo Tanada Sr.
current SSS Chairman Vitaliano Nanagas
Seven-Eleven CEO & former Senator Vicente Paterno
Negros Navigation President Daniel Lacson
Aboitiz Shipping CEO Ernesto Aboitiz
Robinsons/Cebu Pacific/JG Summit CEO John Gokongwei Sr.
Shoemart CEO Henry Sy Sr.
Manila Int'l Container Port CEO Ricky Razon
Kamayan CEO Vic-Vic Villavicencio
Carrier-Concepcion Industries CEO Raul Concepcion
RFM CEO Jose Concepcion III
Manila Jockey Club Chair& 1st PBA Commissioner Leo Prieto Sr.
Ortigas & Co. CEO Francisco Ortigas Jr.
NAMFREL Chairman/Founder Jose Concepcion Jr.
DM Consunji Construction CEO David Consunji
Gary Valenciano
Philippine Marketing Assn. President Jose Jesus Roces
Makati Business Club Chairman Ricardo Romulo

Some Ateneo Alumni:

President ERAP (kicked out, now in JAIL for Plunder)
EDSA-2 Senator-Traitor Juan Ponce Enrile (Mr. Evil Personified, JAILED for rebellion)
Ernesto Maceda (JAILED for rebellion)
former ERAP SSS Chairman Chuck Arellano (admitted illegally diverting SSS capital upon ERAP's instructions to Equitable during ERAP's presidency)
Inocencio Gonzales (convicted Loyola Cemetery Killer)
Claudio Teehankee Jr.(convicted Maureen Hultmann Killer)
Jinggoy Estrada (now in JAIL for PLUNDER)
Atty. Edward Serapio (ERAP "Muslim Youth Scholarship Foundation" bagman, now in JAIL for PLUNDER)
Ronaldo Puno - ERAP "Dirty Tricks" friend
Dong Puno (sided with the corrupt/wrong side - ERAP's)
Wesley GOONzales (Dirtiest UAAP player - Nuf said)
Enrico Villanueva (Dirtiest UAAP player -Nuf said)
Aquila Legis Frat Killers of unfortunate fellow Atenean Lenny Villa
U.S. Fugitive Mark Jimenez
Teen Idol - Nuf said
Ruckus - Nuf said
Fly High - Nuf said
Lasadista - Nuf said
Gossip Queen Boy Abunda
Gary Lising
ERAP Lover & Wife Beater Rep. Rodolfo Farinas
ERAP Lover Rep. Didagen Dilangalen
SUHARTO Frontman & current Blue Eagle moneyman - Manny Pangilinan (Bought PLDT using First Pacific(SUHARTO) money)

[Devastator]

Originally posted by atenean
That's why in order to appear on top, we resort to sourgraping, whining, backstabbing, character assasination, and hyped-up press releases.

I guess politicians have inherited the "Ateneo Syndrome". Just look at some of them whining, sourgraping, fabricating stories of cheating. Just like what Joe Lipa did after losing the final 4 in 1999, the politicos acted like they were the victim. The Atenean motto must be: " There are winners, and there are the ones cheated". Sure is one contagious motto. Now we all know why Erap is very good at playing the role of the oppressed. :lol: :evilgrin: :lol:

[EcKo_01]

***** stop those nonsense things para mag kaayos na lang ang both groups di ba??
Things will get better if ul stop comparin bout la sallites and ateneans....
Kaya di nag kakaayos ang isang organization dahil sa mga ganyan eh....

[EcKo_01]

Di ba mostly ng mga la sallites na nag seserve sa present administration natin ay balimbing...........

[Gangreen]

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Originally posted by colby00

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Originally posted by bAbOi_AdMU
What about Pres. Gloria Arroyo? She is an Atenean right? What about her husband Mike? He is an Atenean right?
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yes they are
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Colby00,

In addition to Gloria Arroyo and her husband Mark, there are numerous Ateneans who are serving in the "current" government such as the ones I listed below in alphabetical order. If we were to list all who served in the past administrations as well as the leading Ateneans in business, I am afraid PEX will run out of space. It will dwarf DLSU's list. Here's a partial listing of Ateneans in the current government.


Hon. Pantaleon D. Alvarez, Secretary, Department of Transportation & Communications
Hon. Sergio Antonio F. Apostol, Chairman, Philippine National Oil Company
Her Excellency Gloria M. Arroyo, President of the Philippines
Comm. Rene G. Banez, BIR Commissioner
Atty. Hans Leo J. Cacdac, Director, DOLE
Atty. Jose C. Calida, Undersecretary, Department of Justice
Atty. Guillermo N. Carague, Chairman, Commission on Audit
Sec. Renato C. Corona, Presidential Chief of Staff
Mr. Thelmo O. Cunanan, President & CEO, PNOC
Dr. Manuel M. Dayrit, Health Secretary
Mr. Ramon T. Garcia, President, Philippine Stock Exchange
Hon. Richard J. Gordon, Secretary of Tourism
Hon. Teofisto T. Guingona, Vice President & Secretary of Department of Foreign Affairs
Mr. Cesar M. Jayme Jr., President & CEO, AFP-RSBS
Atty. Simeon V. Marcelo, Solicitor General, PNOC
Mr. Vitaliano N. Nanagas II, President & CEO, Social Security System
Mr. Norberto C. Nazareno, President , PDIC
Usec. Ernesto M. Ordonez, Undersecretary Agri-Business, Department of Agriculture
Hon. Hernando B. Perez, Secretary, Department of Justice
Hon. Raul Ch. Rabe, Special Presidential Envoy to the Americas & Islamic Nations
Mr. Fidel V. Ramos, Presidential Envoy, World Economic Forum
Sec. Alberto G. Romulo, Secretary, Department of Finance
Mr. Roberto R. Romulo, Senior Adviser, International Competitiveness
Hon. Manuel A. Roxas II, Secretary, Department of Trade
Mr. Rigoberto D. Tiglao, Presidential Spokesman

AND MANY, MANY MORE.

Animo Ateneo!!!!!

[Gangreen]

Originally posted by janellexxt1
A true Lasallian is BETTER-BRED than an Atenean.

Also atrue Lasallian is not a COWARD like FAKE "Lasallian" gangreen.

And don't forget, our very own Hubert Webb is a true Lasallian. Let us not be ashamed of him despite his sins.

Peace.

Animo LSGH and Ateneo!

[IasaIIite]

Lasallites tend to have more fun. They love to party and go to gimiks. They have less academic pressure since it is easier in La Salle than in Ateneo. Ateneans are too intense in their quest for excellence and forget how to enjoy life.

[peacemaker52]

P E A C E to everyone

[colby00]

Originally posted by blueggless
Originally posted by antonn
Originally posted by imcuteandsexy
what do you think? i just want some opinions... thanks.

La Sallians:

1. Better Bred
2. RELY only on SOLID FACTS
3. Far more Successful in their Professional Lives
4. More religious, God-fearing & less prone to Corruption
5. Prime Movers in Philippine Business/Finance/Industry
6. Top & dominate annually the CPA, ECE, Mech. Eng'g & Chem. Eng'g & Teacher's Board Exams
6. More Intelligent

Ateneans:

1. Many poorly bred
2. RELY on rumors, their biased own self-hype & lies
3. Less successful than La Sallians in their later lives
4. Some degenerate into corruption & crime (ERAP, Enrile, Inocencio Gonzales, Atty. Ed Serapio, etc.)
5. Cannot even TOP the Bar Exams - the ONLY annual gov't
Exam Ateneans are capable of taking.


PRIME EXAMPLES:

Comparison of La Salle & Ateneo Alumni:

Some La Salle Alumni:

Outgoing Finance Sec.&Incoming Executive Sec.Alberto Romulo
Incoming Finance Secretary Jose Isidro Camacho
Central Bank Governor Rafael Buenaventura
Philamlife CEO & former Central Bank Governor Jose Cuisia
Asian Bank CEO & former Finance Sec. Ramon del Rosario Jr.
RCBC Chairman/CEO Alfonso Yuchengco Sr.
Globe Telecom President Gerry Ablaza
AIM President & former Finance Sec. Roberto de Ocampo
UA&P EVP Bernardo Villegas
PBCom President Isidro Alcantara
Cocobank President Lorenzo Tan
Equitable-PCI Bank President Deogracias Vistan
MetroBank President Placido Mapa Jr.
San Miguel/La Tondena/Purefoods CEO Eduardo Cojuangco Jr.
Republic Glass CEO Geronimo Velasco
Luisita CEO Pedro Cojuangco
Araneta Group of Companies CEO Jorge Araneta
Fil-Estate/MRT-MetroRail/Southwoods CEO Robert John Sobrepena
EDSA-2 Senator-Heroes Jun Magsaysay & Serge Osmena III
former Senators Jose W. Diokno, Lorenzo Tanada Sr.
current SSS Chairman Vitaliano Nanagas
Seven-Eleven CEO & former Senator Vicente Paterno
Negros Navigation President Daniel Lacson
Aboitiz Shipping CEO Ernesto Aboitiz
Robinsons/Cebu Pacific/JG Summit CEO John Gokongwei Sr.
Shoemart CEO Henry Sy Sr.
Manila Int'l Container Port CEO Ricky Razon
Kamayan CEO Vic-Vic Villavicencio
Carrier-Concepcion Industries CEO Raul Concepcion
RFM CEO Jose Concepcion III
Manila Jockey Club Chair& 1st PBA Commissioner Leo Prieto Sr.
Ortigas & Co. CEO Francisco Ortigas Jr.
NAMFREL Chairman/Founder Jose Concepcion Jr.
DM Consunji Construction CEO David Consunji
Gary Valenciano
Philippine Marketing Assn. President Jose Jesus Roces
Makati Business Club Chairman Ricardo Romulo

Some Ateneo Alumni:

President ERAP (kicked out, now in JAIL for Plunder)
EDSA-2 Senator-Traitor Juan Ponce Enrile (Mr. Evil Personified, JAILED for rebellion)
Ernesto Maceda (JAILED for rebellion)
former ERAP SSS Chairman Chuck Arellano (admitted illegally diverting SSS capital upon ERAP's instructions to Equitable during ERAP's presidency)
Inocencio Gonzales (convicted Loyola Cemetery Killer)
Claudio Teehankee Jr.(convicted Maureen Hultmann Killer)
Jinggoy Estrada (now in JAIL for PLUNDER)
Atty. Edward Serapio (ERAP "Muslim Youth Scholarship Foundation" bagman, now in JAIL for PLUNDER)
Ronaldo Puno - ERAP "Dirty Tricks" friend
Dong Puno (sided with the corrupt/wrong side - ERAP's)
Wesley GOONzales (Dirtiest UAAP player - Nuf said)
Enrico Villanueva (Dirtiest UAAP player -Nuf said)
Aquila Legis Frat Killers of unfortunate fellow Atenean Lenny Villa
U.S. Fugitive Mark Jimenez
Teen Idol - Nuf said
Ruckus - Nuf said
Fly High - Nuf said
Lasadista - Nuf said
Gossip Queen Boy Abunda
Gary Lising
ERAP Lover & Wife Beater Rep. Rodolfo Farinas
ERAP Lover Rep. Didagen Dilangalen
SUHARTO Frontman & current Blue Eagle moneyman - Manny Pangilinan (Bought PLDT using First Pacific(SUHARTO) money)



Sergio Osmeña III is NOY from la salle!

"Sergio Osmeña III

Education: College, Harvard College, Cambridge, Massachusetts
Georgetown University, Washington D.C.
University of the Philippines, Los Baños
University of San Carlos, Cebu City"

"Wigberto 'Bobby' Tañada

Education: Master of Law Harvard Law School
Law, Manuel L. Quezon University
[b] A.B., Ateneo de Manila University

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Gangreen

Hon. Pantaleon D. Alvarez, Secretary, Department of Transportation & Communications
Hon. Sergio Antonio F. Apostol, Chairman, Philippine National Oil Company
Her Excellency Gloria M. Arroyo, President of the Philippines
Comm. Rene G. Banez, BIR Commissioner
Atty. Hans Leo J. Cacdac, Director, DOLE
Atty. Jose C. Calida, Undersecretary, Department of Justice
Atty. Guillermo N. Carague, Chairman, Commission on Audit
Sec. Renato C. Corona, Presidential Chief of Staff
Mr. Thelmo O. Cunanan, President & CEO, PNOC
Dr. Manuel M. Dayrit, Health Secretary
Mr. Ramon T. Garcia, President, Philippine Stock Exchange
Hon. Richard J. Gordon, Secretary of Tourism
Hon. Teofisto T. Guingona, Vice President & Secretary of Department of Foreign Affairs
Mr. Cesar M. Jayme Jr., President & CEO, AFP-RSBS
Atty. Simeon V. Marcelo, Solicitor General, PNOC
Mr. Vitaliano N. Nanagas II, President & CEO, Social Security System
Mr. Norberto C. Nazareno, President , PDIC
Usec. Ernesto M. Ordonez, Undersecretary Agri-Business, Department of Agriculture
Hon. Hernando B. Perez, Secretary, Department of Justice
Hon. Raul Ch. Rabe, Special Presidential Envoy to the Americas & Islamic Nations
Mr. Fidel V. Ramos, Presidential Envoy, World Economic Forum
Sec. Alberto G. Romulo, Secretary, Department of Finance
Mr. Roberto R. Romulo, Senior Adviser, International Competitiveness
Hon. Manuel A. Roxas II, Secretary, Department of Trade
Mr. Rigoberto D. Tiglao, Presidential Spokesman

AND MANY, MANY MORE.

[Gangreen]

Colby00,

In addition to your list, below is an additional list of Ateneans who have recently served in government. If I include those who served in the past as well as Ateneans in business, I'm afraid PEX will run out of space. The list will dward DLSU's list, not by miles but by lightyears.

Gloria M. Arroyo, Current President of the Philippines
Ramon Cardenas, Senior Deputy Executive Secretary
Jaime Policarpio, Presidential Legislative Adviser
Gaudencio Mendoza, Jr., Assistant Executive Secretary
Ricardo Puno, Jr., Press Secretary
Angelico Salud, Press Undersecretary
Antonio Cerilles, Secretary, Department of Environment and Natural Resources
Bienvenido Laguesma, Secretary, Department of Labor and Employment
Alberto G. Romualdez, Jr., Secretary, Department of Health
Domingo Siazon, Jr., Secretary, Department of Foreign Affairs
Mario Tiaoqui, Sr., Secretary, Department of Energy
Roberto Antonio, Undersecretary, Department of Tourism
Cyril Del Callar, Undersecretary, Department of Energy
Antonio Llorente, Undersecretary, Department of Justice
Regis Puno, Undersecretary, Department of Justice
Leopoldo Lazatin, Undersecretary, Department of Science and Technology
Agustin Bengzon, Undersecretary, Department of Transportation and Communications
Ernesto Ordonez, Undersecretary, Department of Trade and Industry
Ricardo Paras III, Assistant Secretary, Department of Justice
Manuel Huberto Gaite, Assistant Secretary, Presidential Flagship Program
Nestor Sevilla, Administrator, Maritime Industry Authority
Federico Pascual, President and General Manager, GSIS
Felicito Payumo, Chairman, Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority
Eduardo Escueta, Administrator, Philippine Coconut Authority
Sergio Naguiat, Jr., President, Clark Development Corporation
Federico Puno, President, National Power Corporation
Rafael Buenaventura (GS'51, HS '55), Governor, Bangko Sentral Ng Pilipinas
Arnel Jose Banas, Deputy Secretary for Administrative and Financial Services, Senate
Juan Ponce Enrile, Senator
Teofisto Guingona, Jr., Senator
Florencio Abad, Representative, Batanes Island
Jose Mayo Almario, Representative, Davao Oriental
Pantaleon Alvarez, Representative, Davao Del Norte
Rolando Andaye, Jr., Representative, Camarines SurAgapito Aquino, Representative, Makati City
Benigno Aquino III, Representative, Tarlac
Joker Arroyo, Representative, Makati City
Luis Asistio, Representative, Caloocan City
Augusto Baculio, Representative, Misamis Oriental
Ignacio Bunye, Representative, Muntinlupa City
Alan Peter Cayetano, Representative, Taguig/Pateros
Anthony Dequina, Representative, North Cotabato
Antonio Diaz, Representative, Zambales
Enrico Echiverri, Representative, Caloocan City
Juan Ponce Enrile, Jr., Representative, Cagayan
Rodolfo Farinas, Representative, Ilocos Norte
Manuel M. Garcia, Representative, Davao City
Neptali M. Gonzales, II, Representative, Mandaluyong City
James Gordon, Jr., Representative, Zambales
Magtanggol Gunigundo, Representative, Valenzuela CityRenato Leviste, Representative, Oriental Mindoro
Edgardo Mendoza, Representative, Batangas
Edmundo Reyes, II, Representative, Marinduque
Victor Sumulong, Representative, Antipolo City
Augusto Syjuco, Jr., Representative, Iloilo
Wigberto Tanada, Representative, Quezon
Alejandro Urro, Representative, Zamboanga Del Sur
Leandro Verceles, Jr., Representative, Catanduanes
Leonardo Montemayor, Party List Representative, AB A
Sabrino De Leon, Justice, Supreme Court
Eloy Bello III, Justice, Court of Appeals
Remedios Salazar-Fernando, Justice, Court of Appeals
Francis Garchitorena, Justice, Sandiganbayan
Victor Aguedo Agbayani, Governor, Pangasinan
Vicente Bermejo, Governor, Capiz
Wilfrido Enverga, Governor, Quezon
Exequiel Javier, Governor, Antique
Justo Orros, Jr., Governor, La Union
Rene Relampagos, Governor, Bohol
Herminio Aquino, Vice Governor, Tarlac
Oscar Lambino, Vice Governor, Pangasinan
Richard Recto, Vice Governor, Batangas
Juanito Victor Remulla, Vice Governror, Cavite

[Devastator]

Originally posted by colby00
Sergio Osmeña III is NOY from la salle!


Noy from La Salle? My goodness you really are a wizard when it comes to formulating new words. :lol: :lol: :lol:
Atenean "Honor Students" like you, Fly High and Ruckus definitely deserve that Lifetime Achievement Award for "reinventing" the language. Keep up the "good work". :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

[maicxy]

Originally posted by Gangreen
Colby00,

In addition to your list, below is an additional list of Ateneans who have recently served in government. If I include those who served in the past as well as Ateneans in business, I'm afraid PEX will run out of space. The list will dward DLSU's list, not by miles but by lightyears.

Gloria M. Arroyo, Current President of the Philippines
Ramon Cardenas, Senior Deputy Executive Secretary
Jaime Policarpio, Presidential Legislative Adviser
Gaudencio Mendoza, Jr., Assistant Executive Secretary
Ricardo Puno, Jr., Press Secretary
Angelico Salud, Press Undersecretary
Antonio Cerilles, Secretary, Department of Environment and Natural Resources
Bienvenido Laguesma, Secretary, Department of Labor and Employment
Alberto G. Romualdez, Jr., Secretary, Department of Health
Domingo Siazon, Jr., Secretary, Department of Foreign Affairs
Mario Tiaoqui, Sr., Secretary, Department of Energy
Roberto Antonio, Undersecretary, Department of Tourism
Cyril Del Callar, Undersecretary, Department of Energy
Antonio Llorente, Undersecretary, Department of Justice
Regis Puno, Undersecretary, Department of Justice
Leopoldo Lazatin, Undersecretary, Department of Science and Technology
Agustin Bengzon, Undersecretary, Department of Transportation and Communications
Ernesto Ordonez, Undersecretary, Department of Trade and Industry
Ricardo Paras III, Assistant Secretary, Department of Justice
Manuel Huberto Gaite, Assistant Secretary, Presidential Flagship Program
Nestor Sevilla, Administrator, Maritime Industry Authority
Federico Pascual, President and General Manager, GSIS
Felicito Payumo, Chairman, Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority
Eduardo Escueta, Administrator, Philippine Coconut Authority
Sergio Naguiat, Jr., President, Clark Development Corporation
Federico Puno, President, National Power Corporation
Rafael Buenaventura (GS'51, HS '55), Governor, Bangko Sentral Ng Pilipinas
Arnel Jose Banas, Deputy Secretary for Administrative and Financial Services, Senate
Juan Ponce Enrile, Senator
Teofisto Guingona, Jr., Senator
Florencio Abad, Representative, Batanes Island
Jose Mayo Almario, Representative, Davao Oriental
Pantaleon Alvarez, Representative, Davao Del Norte
Rolando Andaye, Jr., Representative, Camarines SurAgapito Aquino, Representative, Makati City
Benigno Aquino III, Representative, Tarlac
Joker Arroyo, Representative, Makati City
Luis Asistio, Representative, Caloocan City
Augusto Baculio, Representative, Misamis Oriental
Ignacio Bunye, Representative, Muntinlupa City
Alan Peter Cayetano, Representative, Taguig/Pateros
Anthony Dequina, Representative, North Cotabato
Antonio Diaz, Representative, Zambales
Enrico Echiverri, Representative, Caloocan City
Juan Ponce Enrile, Jr., Representative, Cagayan
Rodolfo Farinas, Representative, Ilocos Norte
Manuel M. Garcia, Representative, Davao City
Neptali M. Gonzales, II, Representative, Mandaluyong City
James Gordon, Jr., Representative, Zambales
Magtanggol Gunigundo, Representative, Valenzuela CityRenato Leviste, Representative, Oriental Mindoro
Edgardo Mendoza, Representative, Batangas
Edmundo Reyes, II, Representative, Marinduque
Victor Sumulong, Representative, Antipolo City
Augusto Syjuco, Jr., Representative, Iloilo
Wigberto Tanada, Representative, Quezon
Alejandro Urro, Representative, Zamboanga Del Sur
Leandro Verceles, Jr., Representative, Catanduanes
Leonardo Montemayor, Party List Representative, AB A
Sabrino De Leon, Justice, Supreme Court
Eloy Bello III, Justice, Court of Appeals
Remedios Salazar-Fernando, Justice, Court of Appeals
Francis Garchitorena, Justice, Sandiganbayan
Victor Aguedo Agbayani, Governor, Pangasinan
Vicente Bermejo, Governor, Capiz
Wilfrido Enverga, Governor, Quezon
Exequiel Javier, Governor, Antique
Justo Orros, Jr., Governor, La Union
Rene Relampagos, Governor, Bohol
Herminio Aquino, Vice Governor, Tarlac
Oscar Lambino, Vice Governor, Pangasinan
Richard Recto, Vice Governor, Batangas
Juanito Victor Remulla, Vice Governror, Cavite



Vice Governor Remulla is a half breed. He studied both in La Salle and Ateneo. :D

[maicxy]

Originally posted by Gangreen
Originally posted by janellexxt1
A true Lasallian is BETTER-BRED than an Atenean.

Also atrue Lasallian is not a COWARD like FAKE "Lasallian" gangreen.

And don't forget, our very own Hubert Webb is a true Lasallian. Let us not be ashamed of him despite his sins.

Peace.

Animo LSGH and Ateneo!

HUBERT WEBB IS FROM UST.:D Technically yes, he did study in La Salle for a year or something but eventually transferred to UST, where after another year, he dropped out and found other things to keep him busy...:D

[Dominic Reyes]

FYI: SERGIO OSMENA III IS FROM LA SALLE!!!
GRADE SCHOOL '57!!!

CHECK OUT THE FACTS! THIS IS THE TRUTH!

THERE WILL BE 4 LASALLIANS IN DA 12th CONGRESS!

RAMON MAGSAYSAY JR GS '52 HS '56 ME '61

FRANCIS PANGILINAN LSGH GS '77 HS '81

RALPH RECTo BSC '87

ANIMO LA SALLE !!!!

REKTIKANO!

[1asallian]

In general, Lasallites have an easier time in studying since it is less academically demanding in DLSU compared to Ateneo. This gives us more time to socialize, play sports, etc. Lasallites also have a more "fun" outlook toward life. They're more relaxed and easy-going. Ateneans tend to be too competitive and too intense. Too much studying, I guess.

[colby00]

Originally posted by Devastator
Originally posted by colby00
Sergio Osmeña III is NOY from la salle!


Noy from La Salle? My goodness you really are a wizard when it comes to formulating new words. :lol: :lol: :lol:
Atenean "Honor Students" like you, Fly High and Ruckus definitely deserve that Lifetime Achievement Award for "reinventing" the language. Keep up the "good work". :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

i'm sorry! there are such things as typographical errors! no one is perfect!

[colby00]

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Originally posted by imcuteandsexy
what do you think? i just want some opinions... thanks.
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La Sallians:

1. Better Bred
2. RELY only on SOLID FACTS
3. Far more Successful in their Professional Lives
4. More religious, God-fearing & less prone to Corruption
5. Prime Movers in Philippine Business/Finance/Industry
6. Top & dominate annually the CPA, ECE, Mech. Eng'g & Chem. Eng'g & Teacher's Board Exams
6. More Intelligent

Ateneans:

1. Many poorly bred
2. RELY on rumors, their biased own self-hype & lies
3. Less successful than La Sallians in their later lives
4. Some degenerate into corruption & crime (ERAP, Enrile, Inocencio Gonzales, Atty. Ed Serapio, etc.)
5. Cannot even TOP the Bar Exams - the ONLY annual gov't
Exam Ateneans are capable of taking.

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PRIME EXAMPLES:

Comparison of La Salle & Ateneo Alumni:

Some La Salle Alumni:

Outgoing Finance Sec.&Incoming Executive Sec.Alberto Romulo
Incoming Finance Secretary Jose Isidro Camacho
Central Bank Governor Rafael Buenaventura
Philamlife CEO & former Central Bank Governor Jose Cuisia
Asian Bank CEO & former Finance Sec. Ramon del Rosario Jr.
RCBC Chairman/CEO Alfonso Yuchengco Sr.
Globe Telecom President Gerry Ablaza
AIM President & former Finance Sec. Roberto de Ocampo
UA&P EVP Bernardo Villegas
PBCom President Isidro Alcantara
Cocobank President Lorenzo Tan
Equitable-PCI Bank President Deogracias Vistan
MetroBank President Placido Mapa Jr.
San Miguel/La Tondena/Purefoods CEO Eduardo Cojuangco Jr.
Republic Glass CEO Geronimo Velasco
Luisita CEO Pedro Cojuangco
Araneta Group of Companies CEO Jorge Araneta
Fil-Estate/MRT-MetroRail/Southwoods CEO Robert John Sobrepena
EDSA-2 Senator-Heroes Jun Magsaysay & Serge Osmena III
former Senators Jose W. Diokno, Lorenzo Tanada Sr.
current SSS Chairman Vitaliano Nanagas
Seven-Eleven CEO & former Senator Vicente Paterno
Negros Navigation President Daniel Lacson
Aboitiz Shipping CEO Ernesto Aboitiz
Robinsons/Cebu Pacific/JG Summit CEO John Gokongwei Sr.
Shoemart CEO Henry Sy Sr.
Manila Int'l Container Port CEO Ricky Razon
Kamayan CEO Vic-Vic Villavicencio
Carrier-Concepcion Industries CEO Raul Concepcion
RFM CEO Jose Concepcion III
Manila Jockey Club Chair& 1st PBA Commissioner Leo Prieto Sr.
Ortigas & Co. CEO Francisco Ortigas Jr.
NAMFREL Chairman/Founder Jose Concepcion Jr.
DM Consunji Construction CEO David Consunji
Gary Valenciano
Philippine Marketing Assn. President Jose Jesus Roces
Makati Business Club Chairman Ricardo Romulo

Some Ateneo Alumni:

President ERAP (kicked out, now in JAIL for Plunder)
EDSA-2 Senator-Traitor Juan Ponce Enrile (Mr. Evil Personified, JAILED for rebellion)
Ernesto Maceda (JAILED for rebellion)
former ERAP SSS Chairman Chuck Arellano (admitted illegally diverting SSS capital upon ERAP's instructions to Equitable during ERAP's presidency)
Inocencio Gonzales (convicted Loyola Cemetery Killer)
Claudio Teehankee Jr.(convicted Maureen Hultmann Killer)
Jinggoy Estrada (now in JAIL for PLUNDER)
Atty. Edward Serapio (ERAP "Muslim Youth Scholarship Foundation" bagman, now in JAIL for PLUNDER)
Ronaldo Puno - ERAP "Dirty Tricks" friend
Dong Puno (sided with the corrupt/wrong side - ERAP's)
Wesley GOONzales (Dirtiest UAAP player - Nuf said)
Enrico Villanueva (Dirtiest UAAP player -Nuf said)
Aquila Legis Frat Killers of unfortunate fellow Atenean Lenny Villa
U.S. Fugitive Mark Jimenez
Teen Idol - Nuf said
Ruckus - Nuf said
Fly High - Nuf said
Lasadista - Nuf said
Gossip Queen Boy Abunda
Gary Lising
ERAP Lover & Wife Beater Rep. Rodolfo Farinas
ERAP Lover Rep. Didagen Dilangalen
SUHARTO Frontman & current Blue Eagle moneyman - Manny Pangilinan (Bought PLDT using First Pacific(SUHARTO) money)


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Sergio Osmeña III is NOT from la salle!

"Sergio Osmeña III

Education: College, Harvard College, Cambridge, Massachusetts
Georgetown University, Washington D.C.
University of the Philippines, Los Baños
University of San Carlos, Cebu City"

"Wigberto 'Bobby' Tañada

Education: Master of Law Harvard Law School
Law, Manuel L. Quezon University
[b]A.B., Ateneo de Manila University

------------------------------------------------------------posted by:
Gangreen

Hon. Pantaleon D. Alvarez, Secretary, Department of Transportation & Communications
Hon. Sergio Antonio F. Apostol, Chairman, Philippine National Oil Company
Her Excellency Gloria M. Arroyo, President of the Philippines
Comm. Rene G. Banez, BIR Commissioner
Atty. Hans Leo J. Cacdac, Director, DOLE
Atty. Jose C. Calida, Undersecretary, Department of Justice
Atty. Guillermo N. Carague, Chairman, Commission on Audit
Sec. Renato C. Corona, Presidential Chief of Staff
Mr. Thelmo O. Cunanan, President & CEO, PNOC
Dr. Manuel M. Dayrit, Health Secretary
Mr. Ramon T. Garcia, President, Philippine Stock Exchange
Hon. Richard J. Gordon, Secretary of Tourism
Hon. Teofisto T. Guingona, Vice President & Secretary of Department of Foreign Affairs
Mr. Cesar M. Jayme Jr., President & CEO, AFP-RSBS
Atty. Simeon V. Marcelo, Solicitor General, PNOC
Mr. Vitaliano N. Nanagas II, President & CEO, Social Security System
Mr. Norberto C. Nazareno, President , PDIC
Usec. Ernesto M. Ordonez, Undersecretary Agri-Business, Department of Agriculture
Hon. Hernando B. Perez, Secretary, Department of Justice
Hon. Raul Ch. Rabe, Special Presidential Envoy to the Americas & Islamic Nations
Mr. Fidel V. Ramos, Presidential Envoy, World Economic Forum
Sec. Alberto G. Romulo, Secretary, Department of Finance
Mr. Roberto R. Romulo, Senior Adviser, International Competitiveness
Hon. Manuel A. Roxas II, Secretary, Department of Trade
Mr. Rigoberto D. Tiglao, Presidential Spokesman

AND MANY, MANY MORE.

[colby00]

Originally posted by Dominic Reyes
FYI: SERGIO OSMENA III IS FROM LA SALLE!!!
GRADE SCHOOL '57!!!

CHECK OUT THE FACTS! THIS IS THE TRUTH!

THERE WILL BE 4 LASALLIANS IN DA 12th CONGRESS!

RAMON MAGSAYSAY JR GS '52 HS '56 ME '61

FRANCIS PANGILINAN LSGH GS '77 HS '81

RALPH RECTo BSC '87

ANIMO LA SALLE !!!!

REKTIKANO!

4 only? i know that there are more... btw... our president and vice president...they are both ateneans Gloria Macapagal Arroyo and Tito Guingona.... an congress, many many more! [b] ANIMO ATENEO!!!

[RuckuS]

Originally posted by Gangreen

In addition to Gloria Arroyo and her husband Mark, there are numerous Ateneans who are serving in the "current" government such as the ones I listed below in alphabetical order. If we were to list all who served in the past administrations as well as the leading Ateneans in business, I am afraid PEX will run out of space. It will dwarf DLSU's list. Here's a partial listing of Ateneans in the current government.


Hon. Pantaleon D. Alvarez, Secretary, Department of Transportation & Communications
Hon. Sergio Antonio F. Apostol, Chairman, Philippine National Oil Company
Her Excellency Gloria M. Arroyo, President of the Philippines
Comm. Rene G. Banez, BIR Commissioner
Atty. Hans Leo J. Cacdac, Director, DOLE
Atty. Jose C. Calida, Undersecretary, Department of Justice
Atty. Guillermo N. Carague, Chairman, Commission on Audit
Sec. Renato C. Corona, Presidential Chief of Staff
Mr. Thelmo O. Cunanan, President & CEO, PNOC
Dr. Manuel M. Dayrit, Health Secretary
Mr. Ramon T. Garcia, President, Philippine Stock Exchange
Hon. Richard J. Gordon, Secretary of Tourism
Hon. Teofisto T. Guingona, Vice President & Secretary of Department of Foreign Affairs
Mr. Cesar M. Jayme Jr., President & CEO, AFP-RSBS
Atty. Simeon V. Marcelo, Solicitor General, PNOC
Mr. Vitaliano N. Nanagas II, President & CEO, Social Security System
Mr. Norberto C. Nazareno, President , PDIC
Usec. Ernesto M. Ordonez, Undersecretary Agri-Business, Department of Agriculture
Hon. Hernando B. Perez, Secretary, Department of Justice
Hon. Raul Ch. Rabe, Special Presidential Envoy to the Americas & Islamic Nations
Mr. Fidel V. Ramos, Presidential Envoy, World Economic Forum
Sec. Alberto G. Romulo, Secretary, Department of Finance
Mr. Roberto R. Romulo, Senior Adviser, International Competitiveness
Hon. Manuel A. Roxas II, Secretary, Department of Trade
Mr. Rigoberto D. Tiglao, Presidential Spokesman

AND MANY, MANY MORE.

Animo Ateneo!!!!!


Ateneans are always pressured to succeed. Just look at that short list of successful Ateneans. Sometimes I wish that I went to Lasalle instead. There I could just slack off, party all day, and watch basketball games with much gusto since we always win. Just look at my would be smart classmates, Adonis "Babyface" Sta. Maria, Magsi "The Genius" Magsumbol, Manny "The body" Ramos, Mike "My grades werent good enough for Ateneo" Cortez, Ren ren "The Face" Ritualo, and many many more! :lol:

[TOM]

Originally posted by RuckuS
Originally posted by Gangreen

In addition to Gloria Arroyo and her husband Mark, there are numerous Ateneans who are serving in the "current" government such as the ones I listed below in alphabetical order. If we were to list all who served in the past administrations as well as the leading Ateneans in business, I am afraid PEX will run out of space. It will dwarf DLSU's list. Here's a partial listing of Ateneans in the current government.


Hon. Pantaleon D. Alvarez, Secretary, Department of Transportation & Communications
Hon. Sergio Antonio F. Apostol, Chairman, Philippine National Oil Company
Her Excellency Gloria M. Arroyo, President of the Philippines
Comm. Rene G. Banez, BIR Commissioner
Atty. Hans Leo J. Cacdac, Director, DOLE
Atty. Jose C. Calida, Undersecretary, Department of Justice
Atty. Guillermo N. Carague, Chairman, Commission on Audit
Sec. Renato C. Corona, Presidential Chief of Staff
Mr. Thelmo O. Cunanan, President & CEO, PNOC
Dr. Manuel M. Dayrit, Health Secretary
Mr. Ramon T. Garcia, President, Philippine Stock Exchange
Hon. Richard J. Gordon, Secretary of Tourism
Hon. Teofisto T. Guingona, Vice President & Secretary of Department of Foreign Affairs
Mr. Cesar M. Jayme Jr., President & CEO, AFP-RSBS
Atty. Simeon V. Marcelo, Solicitor General, PNOC
Mr. Vitaliano N. Nanagas II, President & CEO, Social Security System
Mr. Norberto C. Nazareno, President , PDIC
Usec. Ernesto M. Ordonez, Undersecretary Agri-Business, Department of Agriculture
Hon. Hernando B. Perez, Secretary, Department of Justice
Hon. Raul Ch. Rabe, Special Presidential Envoy to the Americas & Islamic Nations
Mr. Fidel V. Ramos, Presidential Envoy, World Economic Forum
Sec. Alberto G. Romulo, Secretary, Department of Finance
Mr. Roberto R. Romulo, Senior Adviser, International Competitiveness
Hon. Manuel A. Roxas II, Secretary, Department of Trade
Mr. Rigoberto D. Tiglao, Presidential Spokesman

AND MANY, MANY MORE.

Animo Ateneo!!!!!


Ateneans are always pressured to succeed. Just look at that short list of successful Ateneans. Sometimes I wish that I went to Lasalle instead. There I could just slack off, party all day, and watch basketball games with much gusto since we always win. Just look at my would be smart classmates, Adonis "Babyface" Sta. Maria, Magsi "The Genius" Magsumbol, Manny "The body" Ramos, Mike "My grades werent good enough for Ateneo" Cortez, Ren ren "The Face" Ritualo, and many many more! :lol:


OO nga ang daming prominenteng mga taenista sa pilipinas lalung-lalo na sa pulitika. karamihan nga ng mga pulitiko ngayon ay mga taenista pero bakit ang panget ng ating bansa? dati rati ay kapantay lang natin ang malaysia at thailand pero ano na ang nangyari ngayon? ito ba dahil sa maling sistema na isinatupad ng mga atenistang pulitiko o di kaya't marahil wala lang talaga silang kakayahan at nagmamarunong lamang? haha mga atenista talaga..... magaling lang magsalita mga yan! daldal ng daldal di naman kayang gawin! enrile and erap.... perfect examples of an atenean! :lol:

[Gangreen]

Originally posted by TOM
OO nga ang daming prominenteng mga taenista sa pilipinas lalung-lalo na sa pulitika. karamihan nga ng mga pulitiko ngayon ay mga taenista pero bakit ang panget ng ating bansa? dati rati ay kapantay lang natin ang malaysia at thailand pero ano na ang nangyari ngayon? ito ba dahil sa maling sistema na isinatupad ng mga atenistang pulitiko o di kaya't marahil wala lang talaga silang kakayahan at nagmamarunong lamang? haha mga atenista talaga..... magaling lang magsalita mga yan! daldal ng daldal di naman kayang gawin! enrile and erap.... perfect examples of an atenean! :lol:



The fact that there are many Ateneans in the highest echelons of government and business is testament to the saying, "the cream rises to the top." It's quite an impressive feat given the fact that the Ateneo is only about a third of the size of DLSU since Ateneo is not into mass production (a.k.a. the diploma milling industry). The other fact that the Philippine nation is in such a sorry state is due to many factors (economic, social, cultural, political), among which is the poor quality of education which is best exemplified by the "Smoky Mountain University" (a.k.a. tambakan) in Taft.

[gobbledygook]

As I have observed, there are far more posts of ateneans than Lasallians in this thread. I guess, it's just a manner of respecting each others opinion on the matter. If you find the topic a little absurd or could insinuate school bashing then the best way to do is not to grab the lure. The way we post our topics in this thread speaks of who we are as a person whether we be ateneans or Lasallians/Lasallites.

[Gangreen]

Originally posted by Lasadista
As a Lasallian, one of our advantages is the lower expectations people have of us. We don't have to excel unlike the Ateneans. We can just be ordinary, fun-loving human beings and enjoy life for whatever it has to offer.

Succintly said. I fully agree.

You see, Ateneans and Lasallians can agree on some things.

Peace.

[SuGaRcReAmPuFf]

Ruckus, what is it with our basketball athletes that you have to belittle them this much? Just coz they can shoot balls doesnt mean that they have to be "PERFECT" like you. You degrade them so much that I want to see you in person to see if you are a handsome,intelligent and macho guy. Gangreen, excuse me but if you really do think that La Salle is a school that is that chicken, then I fear that maybe the Philippine Education System is about to fall coz they made La Salle one of the top 3 schools here in the Philippines.

Thank you!

[chip10]

Lets look at it this way .. short and simple!

Okay atenean alumni got the brains, I admit .. but their breeding is poorly brought up.

POLITICIANS
-Most of them are corrupt.
-Most of them are "balimbing"(just ask the current president!)
-Most of them does not think of the people but only themselves and political ambitions!
-Etc.

BUSINESSMEN
-Monopolizing the industries
-Tax evaders
-Etc.

ACTORS/ACTRESSES
-yuck (dingdong dantes)
-yucky lalo!!! (ANTOINETTE TAUS)
-etc.


Fewer LaSallians go to the top of the political arena because of their breeding and how they are taught about the people who the politicians are supposed to be serving and not their right,left and back pockets!

peace in St.La Salle!!!

Live Jesus in our hearts --- FOREVER!!


ANIMO LA SALLE!!!

[Gangreen]

Originally posted by chip10
Lets look at it this way .. short and simple!

Okay atenean alumni got the brains, I admit .. but their breeding is poorly brought up.

POLITICIANS
-Most of them are corrupt.
-Most of them are "balimbing"(just ask the current president!)
-Most of them does not think of the people but only themselves and political ambitions!
-Etc.

BUSINESSMEN
-Monopolizing the industries
-Tax evaders
-Etc.

ACTORS/ACTRESSES
-yuck (dingdong dantes)
-yucky lalo!!! (ANTOINETTE TAUS)
-etc.


Fewer LaSallians go to the top of the political arena because of their breeding and how they are taught about the people who the politicians are supposed to be serving and not their right,left and back pockets!

peace in St.La Salle!!!

Live Jesus in our hearts --- FOREVER!!


ANIMO LA SALLE!!!

Hmmmmmm.....esep....esep..(counting one to ten and taking deep breaths).... I am tempted to respond but I will restrain myself. However, if I hear more negative or self-serving comments from you, whether subtle or not, I will be tempted to push my "red button" once again and unleash a nuclear bomb response. But for now, peace.

[bittersweet_hun]

hay naku people CUT THE CRAP!
everybody stop arguing and whining, PLEASE!
basta the thing is - PAREHO TAYONG COGNO ANG DATING.
when we go out to our fave gimik places... la sallians and ateneans get along well.
so to us ateneans and la sallians.... cheers! :)

(ok tayo as long as walang jologs **) ;)

[Melpomene]

May I request the moderator of this God-forsaken forum to please close this thread and teach these sourgraping dummies a lesson. I can't believe they have the gall to claim their origin to these respectable institutions, when their manners say otherwise. Losers.

[Noesis]

I'll try to visit La Salle someday. :D

[uptowngirl]

Another thread ending up in flames. What a waste of space.

I'm locking this thread now.