Saturday, July 10, 2010
Friday, May 21, 2010
The Superior Examplars of the Phi Kappa Mu
1933-1934 Antonio P. Caniza
1934-1935 Nicasio B. Sahagun
1935-1936 Arturo A. Guanzon
1936-1937 Francisco J. Dy
1937-1938 Ismael M. Reinoso
1938-1939 Elpidio L. Gamboa
1939-1940 Ricardo L. De Guzman
1940-1941 Florentino B. Herrera, Jr.
1941-1942 Herminio T. Velarde, Jr.
1942-1943 Conrado S. Dayrit
1943-1944 Quintin J. Gomez
1944-1945 Bienvenido P. Hizon
1945-1946 Ramon J. Ongsiako, Jr.
1946-1947 Jose G. Galvez, Jr.
1948-1949 Paul B. Putong
1949-1950 Hilario C. de Dios
1950-1951 Romeo A. Macasaet
1951-1952 Francisco T. Sison
1952-1953 Adriano S. Olivar, Jr.
1953-1954 Crisostomo A. Arcilla
1954-1955 George I. Viterbo
1955-1956 Augusto D. Litonjua
1956-1957 Anatolio B. Cruz, Jr.
1957-1958 Clemente C. Gatmaitan, Jr.
1958-1959 Felipe B. Sese
1959-1960 Benigno F. Agbayani
1960-1961 Alfredo T. Ramirez
1961-1962 Reginaldo S. Picache
1962-1963 Oscar O. Dela Paz
1963-1964 Victor N. Nanagas, Jr.
1964-1965 Rogelio L. Tolentino
1965-1966 Rolando P. Villanueva
1966-1967 Martin J. Dela Rosa
1967-1968 Silverio M. Santiago, Jr.
1968-1969 Arsenio G. Buendia
1969-1970 Jose N. Munoz
1970-1971 Herbert H. Miranda
1971-1972 Silverio B. Cabellon, Jr.
1972-1973 John L. Reyes
1973-1974 Prospero C. Tuano
1974-1975 Loreto A. Fellizar
1975-1976 Zenaides T. Wi
1976-1977 Gil F. Mendoza
1977-1978 Celerino M. Magbuhos
1978-1979 Marvin M. Balaan
1979-1980 Vic M. Malabonga
1981-1982 Jose M. Dimen
1982-1983 Benjamin M. Abela
1983-1984 Fidel P. Burgos
1984-1985 Ricardo Z. Vinuya
1985-1986 Augusto M. Litonjua, Jr.
1986-1987 Marlon F. Leonen
1987-1988 Jesus B. Inciong
1988-1989 Juancho C. Remulla
1989-1990 Jose S. Pujalte, Jr.
1990-1991 Cupid C. Gascon
1991-1992 Albert L. Rafanan
1992-1993 Dennis P. Dimaculangan
1993-1994 Adrian E. Desquitado
1994-1995 Rex M. Poblete
1995-1996 Constantino T. Castillo
1996-1997 Donald S. De Padua
1997-1998 Cristopher V. Navalta
1998-1999 Cristopher P. Aro
1999-2000 Francis B. Daytec, Jr.
2000-2001 Brian I. Cabral
2001-2002 Cristopher Q. Victorio
2002-2003 Carlo K. Ortega
2003-2004 Crisostomo R. Baliog, Jr.
2004-2005 Henry D. Reyes
2005-2006 Archie L. Ong
2006-2007 Nimrod B. Firaza
2007-2008 Roland D. Tan
2008-2009 Vincent M. Varilla
2009-2010 Bayani S. Pasco, Jr.
2010-2011 Mikhail P. Ver
1934-1935 Nicasio B. Sahagun
1935-1936 Arturo A. Guanzon
1936-1937 Francisco J. Dy
1937-1938 Ismael M. Reinoso
1938-1939 Elpidio L. Gamboa
1939-1940 Ricardo L. De Guzman
1940-1941 Florentino B. Herrera, Jr.
1941-1942 Herminio T. Velarde, Jr.
1942-1943 Conrado S. Dayrit
1943-1944 Quintin J. Gomez
1944-1945 Bienvenido P. Hizon
1945-1946 Ramon J. Ongsiako, Jr.
1946-1947 Jose G. Galvez, Jr.
1948-1949 Paul B. Putong
1949-1950 Hilario C. de Dios
1950-1951 Romeo A. Macasaet
1951-1952 Francisco T. Sison
1952-1953 Adriano S. Olivar, Jr.
1953-1954 Crisostomo A. Arcilla
1954-1955 George I. Viterbo
1955-1956 Augusto D. Litonjua
1956-1957 Anatolio B. Cruz, Jr.
1957-1958 Clemente C. Gatmaitan, Jr.
1958-1959 Felipe B. Sese
1959-1960 Benigno F. Agbayani
1960-1961 Alfredo T. Ramirez
1961-1962 Reginaldo S. Picache
1962-1963 Oscar O. Dela Paz
1963-1964 Victor N. Nanagas, Jr.
1964-1965 Rogelio L. Tolentino
1965-1966 Rolando P. Villanueva
1966-1967 Martin J. Dela Rosa
1967-1968 Silverio M. Santiago, Jr.
1968-1969 Arsenio G. Buendia
1969-1970 Jose N. Munoz
1970-1971 Herbert H. Miranda
1971-1972 Silverio B. Cabellon, Jr.
1972-1973 John L. Reyes
1973-1974 Prospero C. Tuano
1974-1975 Loreto A. Fellizar
1975-1976 Zenaides T. Wi
1976-1977 Gil F. Mendoza
1977-1978 Celerino M. Magbuhos
1978-1979 Marvin M. Balaan
1979-1980 Vic M. Malabonga
1981-1982 Jose M. Dimen
1982-1983 Benjamin M. Abela
1983-1984 Fidel P. Burgos
1984-1985 Ricardo Z. Vinuya
1985-1986 Augusto M. Litonjua, Jr.
1986-1987 Marlon F. Leonen
1987-1988 Jesus B. Inciong
1988-1989 Juancho C. Remulla
1989-1990 Jose S. Pujalte, Jr.
1990-1991 Cupid C. Gascon
1991-1992 Albert L. Rafanan
1992-1993 Dennis P. Dimaculangan
1993-1994 Adrian E. Desquitado
1994-1995 Rex M. Poblete
1995-1996 Constantino T. Castillo
1996-1997 Donald S. De Padua
1997-1998 Cristopher V. Navalta
1998-1999 Cristopher P. Aro
1999-2000 Francis B. Daytec, Jr.
2000-2001 Brian I. Cabral
2001-2002 Cristopher Q. Victorio
2002-2003 Carlo K. Ortega
2003-2004 Crisostomo R. Baliog, Jr.
2004-2005 Henry D. Reyes
2005-2006 Archie L. Ong
2006-2007 Nimrod B. Firaza
2007-2008 Roland D. Tan
2008-2009 Vincent M. Varilla
2009-2010 Bayani S. Pasco, Jr.
2010-2011 Mikhail P. Ver
Saturday, February 27, 2010
February 28, 2010
On the historic day of Feb 25 and the 24th anniversary of the People's Power Revolution, the UP Board of Regents under the clouds of a previous meeting walk out by the student, alumni, faculty and staff regents and a dismissed temporary restraining order against a decision to remove the student regent Chari Banez, declared null and void a board decision that appointed an already functioning PGH Director in Dr. Jose "Joegon" Gonzales.
A grave abuse of power that has been done in the State University where we were taught the importance of dissent and critical thinking and where we learned to love democratic principles and idealism. Spearheaded by UP President Emerlinda Roman, supported by the three other GMA appointed regents, Congresswoman Cynthia Villar and CHED Chairman Manny Angeles ( CHED Chair Angeles voted in favor of Joegon in the December 18, 2009 BOR meeting, made a sudden and very suspicious turn around by now following the lead of GMA's BOR appointees in January 2010). They have oppressed a UPCM faculty member and employee of the UP-PGH by arbitrarily removing Joegon a legally appointed, sworn in and functioning PGH Director under very extra-ordinary and highly suspicious circumstances. Civil servants are protected by law from such arbitrary actions even by the highest governing body of any institution in the Philippines. To make matters worse, his replacement by Dr. Eric Domingo a known political ally of GMA, was removed from the list of nominees for PGH Director in December 2010 because of his lack tenure being a part time employee of PGH.
It is time to wake up from our apathy and fight not just for Joegon but also for what he represent and for what our conscience deems as just and right. Many have maligned him for his unambiguous stand on controversial issues in PGH and foremost is the disadvantageous deal made between UP's BOR and the Daniel Mercado Medical Center that will soon operate a private laboratory, diagnostics, pharmacy and outpatient clinic within PGH itself. He has been singled out as the main stumbling block to the estimated hundreds of millions of pesos in profit that is grossly slanted to favor only a non-PGH entity.
Therefore on Monday, the first day of March at seven in the morning, we the LABAN UP-PGH Movement and all our allies will barricade the PGH Director's office to protect Director Joegon and rightfully keep his position as PGH Director. The All UP Worker's Union have already committed to join us. UP students from Diliman, Manila and other units are rallying their constituents to join this barricade. We are counting on the PGH Faculty, the UP Medical Students and UP Medicine Alumni to be there. Anyone who cares for UP and PGH should be there physically or in spirit. We need all the help we can get. We can no longer afford to sit on the fence or watch from the sidelines. We need to act now and we need to act fast.
OUR STATEMENT
Respect the civil service law protecting the tenure of all government employees including the Director of UP-PGH. The arbitrary attempt to remove and replace Director Jose Gonzales under suspicious and extra-ordinary circumstances is unjust, oppressive, illegal and immoral.
Kung ginawa ito kay Director Joegon maari din itong gawin sa lahat ng empleyado ng UP at PGH
Ituwid ang baluktot, itama ang mali.
Kung Di ngayon kailan pa
Kung Di tayo sino pa.
Si Joegon na Tama na.
LABAN UP-PGH MOVEMENT
Sgd.
Dr. Jonas Del Rosario
Dr. Bill Romero
Dr. Benigno Agbayani Jr.
Dr. Chuck Chuachiaco
Dr. Abe Marinduque
Dr. Mark Marinas
Dr. Manny Agulto
Dr. Randy Abdullah
Dr, Martin Bautista
Dr. JJ Cruz
Dr. Romeo Isidro
Dr, Jaime Hilao
Dr. Constantino Castillo
Dr. Andrew Tauli
Dr. Ernie Alboliras
Dr. Vic R. Teleron Jr.
Dr. Rollie Mallari
Dr. Oliver Romero
Dr. Andy Saranglao
Dr. Dexter Estrada
Dr. Renato Ramon Samala
Dr. Enrique Paulo Banzuela
Dr. Andy Saranglao
Bayani Pasco Jr.
Gerald Abesamis
John Faustino Gutierrez
Brothers in Phi, itaguyod natin ang laban para sa ating Brod na si Director Jose Gonzales!
On the historic day of Feb 25 and the 24th anniversary of the People's Power Revolution, the UP Board of Regents under the clouds of a previous meeting walk out by the student, alumni, faculty and staff regents and a dismissed temporary restraining order against a decision to remove the student regent Chari Banez, declared null and void a board decision that appointed an already functioning PGH Director in Dr. Jose "Joegon" Gonzales.
A grave abuse of power that has been done in the State University where we were taught the importance of dissent and critical thinking and where we learned to love democratic principles and idealism. Spearheaded by UP President Emerlinda Roman, supported by the three other GMA appointed regents, Congresswoman Cynthia Villar and CHED Chairman Manny Angeles ( CHED Chair Angeles voted in favor of Joegon in the December 18, 2009 BOR meeting, made a sudden and very suspicious turn around by now following the lead of GMA's BOR appointees in January 2010). They have oppressed a UPCM faculty member and employee of the UP-PGH by arbitrarily removing Joegon a legally appointed, sworn in and functioning PGH Director under very extra-ordinary and highly suspicious circumstances. Civil servants are protected by law from such arbitrary actions even by the highest governing body of any institution in the Philippines. To make matters worse, his replacement by Dr. Eric Domingo a known political ally of GMA, was removed from the list of nominees for PGH Director in December 2010 because of his lack tenure being a part time employee of PGH.
It is time to wake up from our apathy and fight not just for Joegon but also for what he represent and for what our conscience deems as just and right. Many have maligned him for his unambiguous stand on controversial issues in PGH and foremost is the disadvantageous deal made between UP's BOR and the Daniel Mercado Medical Center that will soon operate a private laboratory, diagnostics, pharmacy and outpatient clinic within PGH itself. He has been singled out as the main stumbling block to the estimated hundreds of millions of pesos in profit that is grossly slanted to favor only a non-PGH entity.
Therefore on Monday, the first day of March at seven in the morning, we the LABAN UP-PGH Movement and all our allies will barricade the PGH Director's office to protect Director Joegon and rightfully keep his position as PGH Director. The All UP Worker's Union have already committed to join us. UP students from Diliman, Manila and other units are rallying their constituents to join this barricade. We are counting on the PGH Faculty, the UP Medical Students and UP Medicine Alumni to be there. Anyone who cares for UP and PGH should be there physically or in spirit. We need all the help we can get. We can no longer afford to sit on the fence or watch from the sidelines. We need to act now and we need to act fast.
OUR STATEMENT
Respect the civil service law protecting the tenure of all government employees including the Director of UP-PGH. The arbitrary attempt to remove and replace Director Jose Gonzales under suspicious and extra-ordinary circumstances is unjust, oppressive, illegal and immoral.
Kung ginawa ito kay Director Joegon maari din itong gawin sa lahat ng empleyado ng UP at PGH
Ituwid ang baluktot, itama ang mali.
Kung Di ngayon kailan pa
Kung Di tayo sino pa.
Si Joegon na Tama na.
LABAN UP-PGH MOVEMENT
Sgd.
Dr. Jonas Del Rosario
Dr. Bill Romero
Dr. Benigno Agbayani Jr.
Dr. Chuck Chuachiaco
Dr. Abe Marinduque
Dr. Mark Marinas
Dr. Manny Agulto
Dr. Randy Abdullah
Dr, Martin Bautista
Dr. JJ Cruz
Dr. Romeo Isidro
Dr, Jaime Hilao
Dr. Constantino Castillo
Dr. Andrew Tauli
Dr. Ernie Alboliras
Dr. Vic R. Teleron Jr.
Dr. Rollie Mallari
Dr. Oliver Romero
Dr. Andy Saranglao
Dr. Dexter Estrada
Dr. Renato Ramon Samala
Dr. Enrique Paulo Banzuela
Dr. Andy Saranglao
Bayani Pasco Jr.
Gerald Abesamis
John Faustino Gutierrez
Brothers in Phi, itaguyod natin ang laban para sa ating Brod na si Director Jose Gonzales!
Monday, February 8, 2010
The Seven Cardinal Virtues of the Phi Kappa Mu
The FIRST Cardinal Virtue
A PHI must be a good medical student
The SECOND Cardinal Virtue
A PHI must respect his elders
The THIRD Cardinal Virtue
A PHI mus consider his brother first and foremost without any mental reservations whatsoever
The FOURTH Cardinal Virtue
A PHI must keep the secrets of the fraternity even under death
The FIFTH Cardinal Virtue
A PHI must volunteer his talents to the fraternity
The SIXTH Cardinal Virtue
A PHI must be loyal to the fraternity
The SEVENTH Cardinal Virtue
A PHI must preserve the long and lasting brotherhood of the PHI KAPPA MU
Rise O' Loyal Sons!
A PHI must be a good medical student
The SECOND Cardinal Virtue
A PHI must respect his elders
The THIRD Cardinal Virtue
A PHI mus consider his brother first and foremost without any mental reservations whatsoever
The FOURTH Cardinal Virtue
A PHI must keep the secrets of the fraternity even under death
The FIFTH Cardinal Virtue
A PHI must volunteer his talents to the fraternity
The SIXTH Cardinal Virtue
A PHI must be loyal to the fraternity
The SEVENTH Cardinal Virtue
A PHI must preserve the long and lasting brotherhood of the PHI KAPPA MU
Rise O' Loyal Sons!
Thursday, January 28, 2010
The Mission and Vision of Phi Kappa Mu Fraternity
VISION
A fraternity of medical students and physicians...
A fraternity of medical students and physicians...
- recognized locally and internationally as the premiere fraternity of the UP College of Medicine
- standing as a bastion of academic and professional excellence in an atmosphere of intellectual honesty and cooperation
- rendering service to the Filipino people
- directed by the cardinal virtues to live life with honor and dignity as befits brothers of the Phi Kappa Mu
With the cardinal virtues as his guide and camaraderie as his strength, a brother of the Phi Kappa Mu shall continue to maintain academic excellence and integrity as well as professional competency. He shall be contributory to the health of the Filipino community through service-oriented activities, while in the process deeoening the bonds of brotherhood that light the flame of fervor of the Phi Kappa Mu.
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Phi Kappa Mu Declaration of Principles
The PHI KAPPA MU believes in God and recognizes the right of its members to worship according to their conscience. It fosters in its members an enduring personal dedication to the service of humanity, the quest for knowledge, and the betterment of society.
The PHI KAPPA MU being an integral part of the University of the Philippines College of Medicine, supports its goals of promoting Medical education, stimulating research, and providing service to the Filipino people.
The PHI KAPPA MU strives to encourage academic and professional excellence in an atmosphere of intellectual honesty and cooperation.
The PHI KAPPA MU promotes molding of well rounded human being by providing opportunities for the development of its members' physical, mental, social, political, cultural, and spiritual potentials.
The PHI KAPPA MU requires a personal lifelong commitment to the ideals and principles of the Fraternity and the welfare of its members.
www.phikappamu.com
The PHI KAPPA MU being an integral part of the University of the Philippines College of Medicine, supports its goals of promoting Medical education, stimulating research, and providing service to the Filipino people.
The PHI KAPPA MU strives to encourage academic and professional excellence in an atmosphere of intellectual honesty and cooperation.
The PHI KAPPA MU promotes molding of well rounded human being by providing opportunities for the development of its members' physical, mental, social, political, cultural, and spiritual potentials.
The PHI KAPPA MU requires a personal lifelong commitment to the ideals and principles of the Fraternity and the welfare of its members.
www.phikappamu.com
Phi Kappa Mu Fraternity Song
composed by Brod Cesar Villafuerte and Brod Hermino Velarde
Sons of our fraternity
Let us open up our hearts and sing
Let's do honor to her name
And glorify her with our comradeship
Close your eyes and visualize
Then you'll learn to praise and realize
The gloomy days or sunny skies
Who cares as long as we are one
Let's stand together
Brothers forever
Loyal and true to thee
Dear fraternity
Our hearts will ever yearn
In whatever lands we meet
Ready to defend our comrades dear
So rise, rise O loyal sons and cheer for
PHI KAPPA MU!
Sons of our fraternity
Let us open up our hearts and sing
Let's do honor to her name
And glorify her with our comradeship
Close your eyes and visualize
Then you'll learn to praise and realize
The gloomy days or sunny skies
Who cares as long as we are one
Let's stand together
Brothers forever
Loyal and true to thee
Dear fraternity
Our hearts will ever yearn
In whatever lands we meet
Ready to defend our comrades dear
So rise, rise O loyal sons and cheer for
PHI KAPPA MU!
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