Mangalore: Hundreds of students descend on SAC for mega 'Aloysian Fest'


Mangalore: Hundreds of students descend on SAC for mega 'Aloysian Fest'

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Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore (VM)

Mangalore, Feb 1: The national-level 'Aloysian Fest 2013', encompassing fests of diverse streams was inaugurated at College premises on Friday February 1.

P Jayaram Bhat, managing director and CEO was the chief guest, K Anil, senior manager of Indian Overseas Bank was the guest of honor while Fr Joseph Ignatius Rodrigues, rector presided over the function.

The fest was inaugurated by P Jayaram Bhat by lighting lamp along with other dignitaries.

Speaking after inaugurating the fest, Jayaram Bhat recalling his younger days as a student of St Aloysius College said the Institution has grown to greater heights and stands as a giant institution in the country. "I am proud to be an Aloysian," he declared.

"The College has maintained the same level of discipline over the years and this can be clearly understood through this event. It is a prestige for Karnataka Bank to sponsor this mega event and be part of it," he said.

"As far as ability is concerned, do not lower your goals, instead raise your ability to achieve goals," he advised the students.

Principal Fr Swebert D’Silva in his address said that it gives a sense of satisfaction in organizing a programme which portrays the ideals of the College. "It is not enough if students excel academically, the fest is a way to train students and enable them to deal with people," he said.

"I feel proud of Aloysians when people say that they are committed to their work. The Institution is glad that our education system has had some affect, due to which many achievers have been produced," he added.

"I have a great admiration for this Institution and wherever we go, any part of the world, we find Aloysians holding good positions in society," said K Anil, "This institution shapes students and enables them to stand on their own," he lauded, wishing all success to the programme.

Fr Francis Almeida, vice principals – Ronald Pinto, John D’Silva, Judith Pinto, Dr Richard Gonsalves, coordinator, Narahari, registrar, Sanath Kumar Achar, president student council, Roger, secretary, Dimple, joint secretary among others were present.


Aloysian Fest Highlights

The Aloysian fest encompasses fests of diverse streams such as ‘Art Beat’, humanities fest; ‘Imprints’, science fest; ‘Spin-Out’, management fest; ‘ACME’, commerce fest; and ‘Astitva’, cultural fest for all streams.

The college has also introduced a new ‘Aloyisiad’, a sports fest at the inter-collegiate level.

As many as 25 colleges across the nation are participating in this three-day fest.

  

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  • Prashanth, Manipal - Bahrain

    Fri, Feb 01 2013

    Very true. BTW Ronald, I live in Bahrain as well. We could get in touch some time.

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  • Max and Jessie Rasquinha, Managalore, Dallas/Houston, Texas

    Fri, Feb 01 2013

    St. Aloysius College has always been blessed with talented and creative people under the leadership and guidance of the Jesuits. The Jesuits have that spirit of dynamism added with the spirit of entrepreneurship that enhances the educational and intellectual values of not only the faculty members but also the students.

    St. Aloysius College has always been gifted with some of the best disciplined students. Whether they are Christians, Hindus or Moslems, each student had the opportunity to shine and be creative and they received always the best support and encouragement from the Institution.

    I took few of my American friends not too long ago to the St. Aloysius main campus at the Light House Hill. I showed them my good old days where I cultivated the discipline of hard work. Bare-footed we walked all over the campus and created success out of all the blessings that we enjoyed from the Institute that we are ever so grateful.

    Seasonal "Fests" from the St. Aloysius are essential for the students to develop their inner strengths and come out of their shy zone and flourish in the world of opportunity. Students of India are bright, and the Jesuits know how to tap their resources at the early stage of their youth. Young men and women of St. Aloysius have many more mountains to climb and the Jesuits will show them the way to move forward and be the best leaders that they can be.

    Thank you Fr. Joseph, Fr. Swebert and Fr. Francis for your collective leadership along with many others that helps St. Aloysius to move forward with a sense of pride. Every step that you take forward, please remember, you have a large flock of young men and women who are willing to listen to you and follow you so that one day they will return to St. Aloysius College and will render all the help and support that you richly deserve. God bless

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  • RONALD DSOUZA, BAHRAIN

    Fri, Feb 01 2013

    i miss this college,its place were a very good time of our life has spent.
    its an globally recognized place but we feel the same of late.]
    Long live aloysians.

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  • Edward C Maben, Mangalore/Bangalore

    Fri, Feb 01 2013

    So bad during the time Aloysius was not a co ed. But then today, I can proudly say that this school has given me my life. It made me what I am today. Like me there are scores of students who are leading successful lives, all because of the institution and our dear teachers, who took special interest in our development. I can never forget my first class teacher, Mrs. Karnad. God bless my school

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  • R.Bhandarkar., M

    Fri, Feb 01 2013

    Angels Descend
    For They can also Ascend
    Students Attend
    So that they can Ascend!!

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