Mangalore: St Aloysius' Commerce Fest 'ACME-2008' Inaugurated


Mangalore: St Aloysius' Commerce Fest 'ACME-2008' Inaugurated

Pics: Dayanand Kukkaje
Daijiworld Media Network- Mangalore (SN)

Mangalore, Dec 19: The inaugural of 'ACME-2008', was held at IT Auditorium of St Aloysius College here on Friday December 19 at 8.30 am. The programme is being organized by the Commerce Association of the college.

Srinivas Kamat, president, Kanara Chambers of Commerce and Industry inaugurated the ceremony. Fr Denzil Lobo S J, director, AIBA and AICS was the guest of honour.

Fr Swebert D'Silva S J, principal, St Aloysius Institution, presided over the function.

Dr Suresh Poojary, dean, Fr Francis Serrao S J, Rector, Prof Santosh Pinto, president, ACME, Fr Swebert D'Silva, principal, St Aloysius College, P M Somanna and Pavitra Nayak, secretary were present on the occasion.

  

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  • Molina, Mangalore / Kuwait

    Sat, Dec 20 2008

    Dear Mr. Kukkaje on 17/18 Dec. St Aloysius, Science Fest 2008 was held. That programme was organized by the Science Association of the college. Appreciate if you can please publish few Science Fest pictures. Thanks.

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  • Felix F., India/ME

    Fri, Dec 19 2008

    Ex-Aloysians of the past must be wondering, if it is St. Aloysius or St. Agnes..?

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  • Cornel, Mangalore

    Fri, Dec 19 2008

    st Aloysius..... You Rock

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