Contributed by Julius Arsenio Alcancia and thirdgarcia
Apr 03, 2009 at 05:41 PM
San Beda Red Lens Photography Club
Red Lens Photography Club of San Beda is composed of genuine Bedans
geared up to surmount life upheavals through taking photographs and
spearheading community involvement activities with the core of
Benedictine values and spirit.
Red Lens as an organization aims
to convey photos that would help define our very own identity as Bedans
in the 21st century. Through covering traditional events within the
hallowed grounds of the crimson institution and by following our teams
in the NCAA, preserving the Bedan animo has never been this fun.
Further,
the organization would also like to extend its grip to our countrymen
who are in need of assistance in education, health, and other various
life necessities. Equipped with Bedan love and care, the club's members
are willing to devote themselves into societal photography that would
help change the world.
And last but not least, the club will
help every member cultivate in the art of photography through arranging
photo seminars, exhibits, and photo walks that would be beneficial for
a photographer's growth. The club will serve as the breeding ground of
student photographers in the college as they aspire for bigger careers
in photography after their Bedan education.
If you are willing
to click those shutters for our country's progress, come and join us,
as we embark on a journey like no other and experience the Bedan brand
of photography! Shoot, share, and show!
One of the best feature of www.RedLens.org is it's photo gallery. Our team will take your photos to the next level
as it will become part of the history. The gallery will be the outlet
of amateur and professional photographers of Red Lens Photography Club
to show and share their works online.
The Red Lens Gallery can
also be the medium of San Beda Community in which they can view and
download photos from different San Beda College events and activities
taken by our photographers.
Red Lens Gallery is not limitting
its service to San Beda College events hence allowing members and users
to upload different genres of photographs so that others can view their
work of arts. Another feature of the gallery is the sophisticated
comment system that allows users, members and guest to comment on a
particular photo as it can help photographers to enhance and improve
their works.
Red Lens Gallery as an "online community of Bedan
photographers"; all of us are familiar with online communities, and yes
Red Lens Gallery offers buddy system in which members can add friends/
buddies online. One of the advantage of this feature is members will be
notified everytime a buddy in their list uploads new photo and album.
Another advantage is It's private messaging system.
Send electronic cards to your love ones! Yes www.RedLens.org also offers e-card service that will allow you to send e-cards to your love ones in just a few clicks!
They have been on television, radio, major broadsheets and magazines, and maybe even in your daydreams at work. Now it's time they show up in your desktop too!
Here are a few San Beda Red Lions desktop wallpapers for everyone. These shiny new designs are made by Ma. Antonio A. Macayan a.k.a 'redvolution' in our forum. All of these are free to download and to use by anyone in any way they want.
At the moment, only Ogie Menor and Chico Tirona wallpapers are listed, but redvolution promised to upload wallpapers of the rest of the team as soon as they are ready and available. So check this article out for future updates.
Ma. Antonio A. Macayan wishes to thank gider for his original photos which were used in crafting these wallpapers.
Click on the 'read more' link for the rest of the wallpapers.
Paint the high street RED!! As the FLAVOR FRIDAYS @ JAIPUR invites you to the jungle of fun and entertainment!
Prince of Jaipur, The Fort, Taguig City. Gates open @ 10:30pm.
Pump up your Friday night after the SAN BEDA COLLEGE Pep Rally and get ready to roar for the third time! WEAR YOUR HOTTEST RED AND WHITE ATTIRE and Don't Forget to bring your San Beda College (Mendiola, Taytay, Alabang, Alumni, Professor) ID's to get in for FREE before 1:00am!
Dance to the latest hits while Dj's BadboyJEFF and Crash spins on the deck and catch Dino Imperial (MC DIZZY) on the MIC.
PLUS!! Catch DICE AND K9 MobbStarr Album launch Before 12am!
BEDAN PRIDE MAGNIFIED: ROARING FOR MORE @ 84 ANIMO SAN BEDA! GO SAN BEDA FIGHT!
Cheerdancing has always been a passion for students of San Beda-Alabang, and that passion has been proved once again for the sister school are the back-to-back champions in the WNCAA Cheering Competition. Second runner up went St. Scholastica and first-runner up went to Chang Kai Shek.
But this is not the end of the battle, they are asking for the support of the entire Bedan community again as they face even more difficult schools during the National Cheering Competition scheduled on February 2008. Animo San Beda!!!!
Contributed by Luis Carlo San Juan, Ketchup Please Luis
Nov 22, 2007 at 11:41 PM
College basketball season has ended for 2007, but for the champion schools, the euphoria lives on even after the lights and the buzz have died down. School spirit doesn't end with basketball, especially for my alma mater, San Beda which is still ecstatic over our back-to-back basketball championship.
Winning two championships in a row was symbolic and humbling. For one, my San Beda-Alabang sent a large contingent to both finals, making the victories even sweeter. For another, Fr. Rector Anscar Chupungco reminded the students of Alabang campus when the Red Lions visited, "They are your team too." Our cry now isn't just, "Animo San Beda" or "Go San Beda Fight!" but it's "One San Beda!" The championship showed how unified the San Beda schools can be despite their differences.
San Beda has a rich colorful culture that we like to think is distinct. That is why there is an ever growing demand to project the Bedan pride in style.
More photos after you click on the read more link.
Alright, maybe not really ancient, but the book apparently did come all the way from 1950's. According to ¡Ánimo San Beda!, these books came from the Crispulo Zamora era. The Zamora cup was the most coveted crown during the post-war NCAA. San Beda retired the Cup in 1955.
It's not clear who's the owner of the cheerbook, but ¡Ánimo San Beda! recognizes Stardust (Mr. Alex Bernabe) as the owner of the photo. It's now certain that the photo and the cheerbooks are owned by Mr. Bernabe. It was handed down to him by his maternal aunt, Ms. Felicitas Ventura.
This blogsite is overflowing with beautiful stories and interesting trivias about San Beda and its rich tradition, so make sure to give it a visit.
.jpg "San Beda Red Lion, Rogemar Menor")
.jpg "As part of reviving San Beda’s old traditions amicas.multiply.com made statement shirts depicting San Beda’s old Spanish Cheer, “El Colegio de San Beda Tiene que ganar!” which means “We must win.” Modeled by Erika Tazia Burgos, 15, the co-captain of the squad, exudes the passion and spirit of a true performer, that is why she’s a natural posing for the camera.")
.jpg "“Bedista” shirt by http://sanbeda.carloisles.com, Kyla Bautista, at 14, is one of the youngest in the team. But cheer dancing has taught her maturity, tolerance in dealing with different personalities in the team, a trait that keeps them united.")
.jpg "San Beda Cheerbook Circa 1950s")