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01/12/2019

To all the Josephinians, Classes are suspended in both elementary and high school tomorrow, December 2, 2019, due to Typhoon Tisoy. Keep safe Everyone!

ARCHDIOCESE OF PALO LAUNCHES VOCATION MONTH 2019by Lawrence Wyne Santiago EndrianoAiming to encourage the youth to respo...
11/11/2019

ARCHDIOCESE OF PALO LAUNCHES VOCATION MONTH 2019
by Lawrence Wyne Santiago Endriano

Aiming to encourage the youth to respond to calls on different vocations, the Archdiocese of Palo launched their opening ceremony for the Vocation Month 2019 held in Saint Joseph Parish Church, Dagami, Leyte on September 2, 2019.
The formality started with the Holy Eucharist led by Rev. Fr. Mikhael Cabangisan. And amongst seminarians and sisters to start discussions about the event, it highlighted a talk from Dexter Dumduma, Saint Joseph Parish’s own Youth Ministry President.
Numerous schools participated in the said event; namely Saint Joseph High School of Dagami, Inc., Sta. Mesa National High School, Patoc National High School, Burauen National High School, and Burauen Comprehensive National High School.

Universe and Beyondby Kielah Adrielle Meneses “To be in the world” means that our experiences are always situ...
07/11/2019

Universe and Beyond
by Kielah Adrielle Meneses

“To be in the world” means that our experiences are always situated in this dimension. And while we are here, we experience different complications as we encounter them as soon as we breathe.
Being-in-the-world means that we live with things, with other people, within a particular time and place. In short, our existence is proven with our interactions. It would be impossible to live without any relation to anyone at all. But suppose you live solitude in the mountains. Do you think you achieved to have nullified relationships? Remember, plants are a part of the world. Animals are, too. They are everywhere, and you cannot isolate yourself from them. So probably, the answer is no. Even if we decide to live in isolation, we are still connected to this very earth. As humans who breathe life.
Take school as an example. Most students regard this institution like a prison. You cannot go your own way and it keeps you from doing things freely. As problematic as it seems with all the activities and paper works to be done, it reminds people that the world is not only meant for fun, it also gets us to run into complexity.
That’s how living is about. Life isn’t always sweet. Though school is hard, we have to endure it every day. It’s a harmonious systematic universe. What’s a little bruise and scrape over life?
Bad and good things are just part where we live in, but it doesn't signify the whole world. That’s how I began to understand all while I was slowly learning to know the Earth I’m in.

NO CLASS TOMORROW!All Levels in Public and Private Schools and Work in Government Offices are suspended tomorrow, Novemb...
07/11/2019

NO CLASS TOMORROW!

All Levels in Public and Private Schools and Work in Government Offices are suspended tomorrow, November 8, 2019 in the Leyte in commemoration of the 6th Anniversary of Super Typhoon Haiyan. Let us offer them a prayers to those who die on that day.

REVIEWTokyo Ghoul (Sui Ishida)by Kielah Adrielle Meneses In a world where ghouls live among humans, they ar...
07/11/2019

REVIEW
Tokyo Ghoul (Sui Ishida)
by Kielah Adrielle Meneses

In a world where ghouls live among humans, they are the same as regular people in virtually every way -- other than their craving for human flesh. Shy Ken Kaneki learns that the hard way when he goes on a date with beautiful Rize, who is only interested in him to eat him. After a morally questionable rescue, Ken becomes the first half-human, half-ghoul hybrid, which draws him into the dark, violent world of ghouls that exists alongside the world of humans.
Tokyo Ghoul is a three-season show about cannibalistic mutant vampires that are in Tokyo.
Meet Kaneki, a kid who just can't seem to get a break when almost everyone he befriends either wants to eat him or they just die in general (this is seriously the plot). Shy Ken Kaneki learns that the hard way when he goes on a date with beautiful Rize, who is only interested in him to eat him. After a morally questionable rescue, Ken becomes the first half-human, half-ghoul hybrid, which draws him into the dark, violent world of ghouls that exists alongside the world of humans. He later befriends some ghouls at a coffee shop that helps him control his hunger and his powers. Until he gets kidnapped multiple times (yes, what a baby). Probably why in most of season 1 and 2 he's crying for part of the episodes (again, what a baby). During the seasons, he's being hunted down by ghouls and humans alike. He also apparently joins one faction that kidnapped him and made him go insane in the first place.
But, despite the whirlwind of events, it is a must-watch anime for anybody looking to cry or listen to the awesome opening music.
Some of the seasons are pretty amenable, like Season One but then the end happens (WHAT THE HECK JASON – spoiler alert.). Then Season Two was confusing as hell but Season Three was kinda, meh. The music is beautiful and no one says otherwise. I give Tokyo Ghoul 8 one-eyed kings out of 10.

Dengue Alert!by Christian JardelozaDengue is one of the most controversial diseases in the Philippines. It is an acute i...
07/11/2019

Dengue Alert!
by Christian Jardeloza

Dengue is one of the most controversial diseases in the Philippines. It is an acute infectious disease caused by a flavivirus, a species of dengue virus of the genus flavivirus transmitted by Aedes mosquitoes. This is characterized by headache, severe joint pain, and rashes also called breakbone fever. It was estimated that there were 4,262 cases and 13 deaths of dengue from Leyte that were reported to the Department of Health (DOH).
Even on the campus, there have been two recorded cases of students catching dengue. One of which is Angeli Cristy Medino, a Grade 9-B student. “My experience when I had dengue is it started with rashes all over the body, had a fever and always vomiting. I also had no appetite in eating and I am always dehydrated. I had low platelets and low blood,” she stated her experience with the disease.
As various factors affect your health once you are contracted with dengue, it is advisable to eat healthy every day and to be fit in life to be free from diseases. You must have a strong immunity to keep safe from diseases.
Besides that, Sr. M. Cecile Maturan O.S.F., the principal of St. Joseph High School of Dagami, Inc., conducted cleaning activities with the coordination of the faculty and staff members along with the student to clean the school successfully to be a dengue-free environment and avoid a massive outbreak.
The Department of Health is encouraging people to execute the 4s strategy that stands for search and destroy all breeding sites through proper cleaning, self-protection measures, seek early consultation and support only fogging in hotspot areas where clustering of cases are noted.

SJHSDI Garners Sets of Journalists for The Scoop by Freya Raga SJHSDI calls out to gather various students for th...
06/11/2019

SJHSDI Garners Sets of Journalists for The Scoop
by Freya Raga

SJHSDI calls out to gather various students for the newly ordained school publication, The Scoop.
Supervised by the School Principal, Sr. M. Cecile M. Maturan, OSF., journalists from year levels 7 to 12 were oriented on September 20, 2019, thus forming a cluster of writers assigned to scoop events occasionally.
Its initial release would cover months of June to October, as the first newsletter published by the school’s first publication.

STUDENTby Francis Valle
06/11/2019

STUDENT
by Francis Valle

06/11/2019

SJHSDI, A wRite of Passage
by Regina Esplanada Bais

To many journalists, it seems like counterculture to be advocating more components in our daily staple of news. Arguing that there is already too much to talk about in society.
Hence, journalism is the collection, preparation, and distribution of news and related commentary and feature materials such as print and electronic media, or what they say.
Journalists are products of holistic education. In school, journalism itself is important to enhance everyone’s capabilities to write. Campus journalism is open to everyone, to empower each strength as a way of sharing to everyone your perspective regarding the present and future.
As we move forward with the 21st century, journalism will be a big help for everyone. To write is to express one’s message. Journalists are not just an ordinary writers but that will give everyone information for the betterment of each one’s future.
Becoming a journalist would never be an easy job. Having to explain events that may impact thousands of lives, developed in some forms and styles. Then, each would have different techniques and writes for different purposes and audiences. Dilly-dallying is restricted and straight-forwardness is a must. People as such have to relay facts, events, and information to the dynamic society.
And yet, St. Joseph High School of Dagami, Inc. accepted the terms of this challenge. New to the business, 2019 would be its first year to garner students who write for different purposes. Despite the differences, they have one sight eager to accomplish.
To relay the truth.

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