October 29, 1944
The press proclaimed in bold lines: “American Bombing in Leyte Ceases”. “In the face of a terrific Japanese attack, the American fleet had abandoned the… Read More »October 29, 1944
Colegio de San Juan de Letran
August 19, 1944
Requiem masses are being celebrated in different churches in Manila in memory of the late President Quezon whose birthday we commemorate today. The masses are… Read More »August 19, 1944
December 24, 1943
The Vice-Rector of Letran College has returned from a trip to the South. According to him, the guerrillas are continuing their war activities although there… Read More »December 24, 1943
October 27, 1943
Our guests were leaving the College, going French style. They took with them all that was theirs and all that was ours. Among the latter… Read More »October 27, 1943
July 5, 1943
An unpleasant incident took place yesterday in Letran. Two officers and an interpreter came to the office which, as it was the first day of… Read More »July 5, 1943
November 11, 1942
Letran celebrated its alumni day very simply last Sunday. As a matter of fact, it was more successful and better-attended than could have been expected.… Read More »November 11, 1942
July 18, 1942
We had to suspend the special high school classes, after learning that other colleges which opened similar classes had been investigated and ordered to close.… Read More »July 18, 1942
July 16, 1942
Yesterday, the college was officially opened. Instead of the 900 students we used to have, we now have only 90, including the special high school… Read More »July 16, 1942
July 15, 1942
The Bureau of Private Schools sent us notice that we had been authorized to re-open elementary classes. At the end of a month and a… Read More »July 15, 1942