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Tiger Paws played the

role of the animators.

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person, a community

and also the society.

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given an opportunity to

inspire others by their

capabilities on helping

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moulded people to be

their better selves as

well as them changed

for the best. The goal is

not to be on top but to

animate others and

make a difference.


One benefit of using your newsletter

as a promotional tool is that you can

reuse content from other marketing

materials, such as press releases,

market studies, and reports.

While your main goal of distributing a

newsletter might be to sell your prod-

uct or service, the key to a successful

newsletter is making it useful to your

readers.

A great way to add useful content to

your newsletter is to develop and

write your own articles, or include a

calendar of upcoming events or a

special offer that promotes a new

product.

You can also research articles or find

“filler” articles by accessing the World

Wide Web. You can write about a vari-

ety of topics but try to keep your

articles short.

Much of the content you put in your

newsletter can also be used for your

Web site. Microsoft Publisher offers a

simple way to convert your newsletter

to a Web publication. So, when you’re

finished writing your newsletter,

convert it to a Web site and post it.

you can choose and import into your

newsletter. There are also several

tools you can use to draw shapes and

symbols.

Once you have chosen an image, place

it close to the article. Be sure to place

the caption of the image near the

image.


Selecting pictures or graphics is an

important part of adding content to

your newsletter.

Think about your article and ask your-

self if the picture supports or en-

hances the message you’re trying to

convey. Avoid selecting images that

appear to be out of context.

Microsoft Publisher includes thou-

sands of clip art images from which


nally, you might comment upon new

procedures or improvements to the

business. Sales figures or earnings

will show how your business is grow-

ing.

Some newsletters include a column

that is updated every issue, for in-

stance, an advice column, a book

review, a letter from the president, or

an editorial. You can also profile new

employees or top customers or ven-

dors.



The subject matter that appears in

newsletters is virtually endless. You

can include stories that focus on

current technologies or innovations in

your field.

You may also want to note business or

economic trends, or make predictions

for your customers or clients.

If the newsletter is distributed inter-


Volume 1, Issue 1

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“NSTP had given me such a big positive impact in my life because I have become more appreciative, grateful, helpful, hopeful, patient and God-fearing.

I know that God created me because I have a mission to fulfil and that is to make the world a better place. “ — Denise Samson

“UST NSTP taught me different things in handling life. During the activities I’ve learnt proper ways of rescuing a person and it made me aware in any aspect of living. I’ve appreciated wall arts after doing a mural paint in Bataan. The most important thing is that I’ve gain more friends and I am so happy that I met

them, we did our best in finishing the mural paint for 2 days, and it made me realize the true meaning of teamwork.” — Sigrid Singgun

“It is a great opportunity having this course in my college career. NSTP is a course that serves to enhance the youth’s activeness to contribute to the welfare of others. It also served as an eye opener to us students, as we became aware of the real situation of our country. It is quite challenging and taskful yet it gave me fun and excitement throughout. During our fieldworks, we are always careful oriented to care and understand others. I believe that NSTP has made me become a better person. I realized that

there is more than studying. Our goal is not to be on top but to aspire to inspire. “ — Kimberly Anne Luya

“UST NSTP defines the service of the youth, reminding them that this is what needs to be done for the country. It taught me how to sacrifice my needs and put others’ first. The activities included saving people’s lives primarily and helping children learn more through visuals and get them to enjoy their activities more. The course also high-lights cooperation. Teams worked together to achieve their goals not just to pass NSTP as a requirement but also be a reminder that no man is an island and helping others

can be more fun when working as a team.” — Elline Ciervo

“The NSTP course is an important part of college. It educates beyond the classroom walls and teaches values to students. It helps students develop skills that can

help in everyday life. As a Thomasian CFAD student, NSTP helped me realise the true meaning of the university’s 3Cs (Compassion, Competence, Commitment) and to

share what I know to others. It raises awareness about the problems of the country and teaches us how we can help. It gives us students a chance to give back to

the community and make a difference. NSTP lets us experience and observe how other people from different places live and what we can do to make it better for

everyone.” — Marichelle Hombre

“The UST-NSTP is a way for the youths to become aware on the possible things could happen in the future. From understanding the lessons to experience,

through these, the students shall now learn, not only in their minds but also in their heart.” — Miguesh Maraviles

“The National Service Training Program (NSTP) aims to enhance our awareness as a youth by undergoing few services which involves helping

the environment and community. It helps increase our contribution to general welfare.” — Kimberly Anne Pagdilao

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"Taking NSTP is one great experience to students who have the passion to help other people.It is one of a kind feeling of knowing that it

gives smiles to the people that we help and would like to help" — Kriselle Rosario

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“NSTP is a gift to the country. Like a seedling, it’ll grow into a big tree in the future. “ — Ashley Tayag

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“National Service Training Program 101”

By: Kriselle Rosario

NSTP AS AN ONLINE COURSE IN UST

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Disaster Risk Reduction

Management Training By: Kimberly Anne Luya

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Disaster Risk Reduction

Management Training

www.bussinessinsider.com.au

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By: Elline Ciervo

UNIK Seminar and Output

Hon. Lamberto Pascual with Tiger Paws

From L to R (standing); M.Maraviles, K.Luya, M.Hombre, K.Pagdilao, E.Ciervo, K.Rosario

Seated; D.Samson, Hon. Pascual, A.Tayag

Awards of Brgy. San Bartolome

Novaliches Market/Nova Square

Ashley Tayag holding the output/poster

done by Tiger Paws

Colegio De San Bartolome Novaliches

Exterior view of the San Bartolome De Novaliches Parish Church

Interior view of the San Bartolome De Novaliches Par-ish Church

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UNENDING RACE

By: Sigrid Singgun

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INSIGHTS AND EXPERIENCES WITH UST NSTP

By: Denise Samson

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We asked, “How do you use your imbibed core values in your current field

of expertise?” Ms. Araojo answered, “I think the hospitality and respect

since I work in a company which I am the youngest.” And for the last ques-

tion we’ve also asked to Mr. Borrel, “What can you advised to younger

thomasians who are starting to build their careers?” she answered, “Just

focus in your studies because it is a foundation when you go out of UST. You

will encounter lots of problems and trials.” She also has to give us some-

thing we would not forget, “Kung saan ka Masaya, yun yung gawin mo”

Ms. Michelle said.

MR. RYAN BORREL WITH TIGER PAWS

FROM L TO R;

MIGUESH MARAVILES, ELLINE CIERVO, ASHLEY TAYAG

MS. MICHELLE ARAOJO with TIGER PAWS From L to R; Denise Samson, Ms. Araojo, Sigrid Singun, Kimberly Luya

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By: Marichelle Hombre & Kimberly Anne Pagdilao

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By: Miguesh Maraviles

By: Ashley Tayag

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