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.

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[note]: This article was taken from the Philippine Star November 23, 2007.

San Beda-inspired shirts have been around for a long time, made by countless alumni. They have steered clear of noisy promotion, and opted instead to dawn quietly on the student market. After all, such merchandise was never a means to brag or show off, but a medium to express love of school.

Surely there are more colors to choose from, aside from blue and green. There is red. (Remember, studies show that red is the most eye-catching color.)

We asked students from San Beda-Alabang to don this school fashion. While the mother school in Mendiola is passionate with basketball, the Alabang campus is passionate with cheer dancing. They too are vying for a back-to-back win in the WNCAA Cheerdance Competition on Nov. 28 at the Ninoy Aquino Stadium. The competition starts at 12 pm.

Models: San Beda Alabang High School Cheering Squad

• Klea Rico
• Jullian Naval
• Erika Tazia Burgos
• KylaLouise Bautista
• Lourdes Crawford
• Iara Saberon

Shot on Location: G Hotel by Waterfront, 2090 Roxas Boulevard, Malate, Manila www.g-hotel.com.ph

[note]: This article was taken from the Philippine Star November 23, 2007.