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DECISIONS OF THE BOARD OF REGENTS
1018th Meeting, 30 January 1989

Appointments, renewal of appointments, etc. 5

Transfer to permanent status 6
Establishment of a Small-Scale Alcohol Plant
in BIOTECH, UP Los Banos. 6
Reduction in the Amount of Administrative Overhead. 6
Further Amendment of the Collegian Rules and
E.O. No.1. . 6
Grant of Honoraria to editors, staff and Affiliate of
SCi ENTIA . 6
Increase in Fees. 6
Authority to use Collections from Reneging Fellows. 6
Increase in the Working Capital of the UP Press
Academic Publishing House -. 6
Realignment of P40,OOO for the President's Committee
on Culture and the Arts 6
Request for Supplemental Budget 6
Establishment of the Juan Collas Sr. Memorial Chair. 7
Setting Aside of a piece of UP Larx:l Property. 7
Extensionof Privileges and Benefits alter Retirement 7
Payment of Honoraria and other Allowances. 7
r-Autho~ity to Privatize the Asian Inst itute of
Tourism House 7
Retention of the UP Integrated School, the UPV-I HS, the
UPLB Rural High School, and the UPV Cebu High
School, as welt as the phasing out of the UP
College Baguio. 7
Adoption of the Policy on Socialized Tuition and
Financial Assistance Program and its implementation 7
Modification of hem No. 1132·2 in the College of
Architecture . . . 7
Confirmation of Memoranda of Agreement & other
documents. 7
Graduation. 7
Appointment of University Officials. 7

1019th Meeting, 3 March 1989

Appointments, renee! of appointments, etc. 7
Transfer to permanent status 9
Use of Educational Development Fee 9
Socialized Tuition and Financial Assistance Program. 9
Proposed Disbursement of the Graduate Education
Development Fee .. 9
Donation of P60,OOO by Members of UP High School
Class 1961 .. 9 C
Change of Name of School and Institute .. 9 "'j
Appointment of members to the NEC Advisory Board. 9
Establishment of the Renata Reyes Professorial o
Chair in Engineering .
Student Organizations.
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Purchase of Equipment in UP Diliman & UP Los Banos ..

Reprogramming, Realignment, Use of Unexplained Balances.
Investment of additional P2.5 Million in the Diamond
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I Jubileeville Housing Project of UPLB .. ::
Conferment of Honorary Degrees. 9
Internal Operating Budget .. 10 ...,'",
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Cover Story: Resolutions of the UP Manila Assembly
Transfer of Item No. 1998 PSI 912-2 from the Campus ....
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Final Exams - the last hurdle before graduation, vacation
Planning Development and Maintenance Office.
Agreement for Academic Exchange and Cooperation
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ter of exams, reports, assignments and deadlines. Students Matters from the University Council. 00
laboriously answer a test before facing the exciting prospect Contract for Laundry Services between the
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of summer. University and Kalinisan Steam Laundry. ' ..
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 Agreement of Cooperation between the University and Memorandum No. 13 petakaran ng Unibersidad hinggil sa
Quezon City Government , , . 10 ~ pagtanggap ng donasyong,pangsining at pangkultura .. 16
Contract for Supply of Whole Human Blood between the Memorandum No. 14 budget call for FY 1990 constituent
University and Doctor's Blood Bank . . . . 10 l UniversityfUnit Budget. 17
Contract of Lease between the University and the Memorandum No 15 authority to sign vouchers 17
10 ~ Memorandum No. 16 iskolar ng bayan program. 17
Philippine National Bank (PNBI. ,
Letter of Agreement from the Ford Foundation granting Memorandum No. 17 case of Mr. Igor Batten, Et AI. at the
55,500 to UPLB. 10 UP I ntegrated School. 18
Contracts entered into by the Chancellor of
UP vtsevas.. 10, Letters
Negotiated Purchase of One lot 5668·958 VS Cobol II
10 To Dr. Vicente Limcaoco 18
CompilerfLibrary 1158 Basic Group 15 OTC .
To Dr. Fernando Carrascoso. 18
Memorandum 01 Agreement between the University and
10' To Senator Aquilino Pimentel, Jr. 19
the University of Southeastern Philippines.
10 To Dr. Ahmed E. Alonto, Jr. 19
Appointment of University Officials.
To Dr. David Winder. 20
. To Secretary Solita Monsod . 20
ADMINiSTRATIVE CIRCULARS
To Secretary Guillermo N. Caraque. 20
Executive Order To Atty. Feliciano Belmonte, Jr. . 21
To Governor Felicisimo T. San Luis 21
To Secretary Solita Monsod .. 21
Executive Order NO.4 quidetlnes on the disposition of
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requests for authority to travel abroad.
To Ambassador Nicholas Platt. 22
To Mr. Bavanl Bernabe. 22
Administrative Order
To President Corazon C. Aquino 23
Administrative Order No.1 creation of a committee to To Mr. Domingo S. Soriao, Jr.
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To Ms. Felicitas Hadaic. 23 )
improve the UP College Admission System (UPCASI in
the democratization of access to UP ., 1 F"':I To Mr. Eufemio C. Domingo 23
Administrative Order No. l-A designation of an eddttlonal To Dr. Michael Cullinane. . . 24
member of the Committee to improve the UP College To Mr. Venancio "Beniie'' "Johnson Paras 24
Admission System (UPCAS) in the Democratization To Commissioner Jose Ong . 24
of Access to UP . 12 - To Director Emmanuel T. Velasco 24
Administrative Order No. 'l-B creation of a Subcommittee To Atty. Sergio P. K3IJIJi . 24
to Streamline the Administration of the UPCAT .. 12 To the Parents of UP Students 25
Administrative Order No.2 creation of a coordinating To President David Gardner of the University
committee for the planning and establishment of a of California. 25
University center for women's studies 12 To Protessscr Faustino A. Daria, Jr. 26
Administrative Order No.3 designation as OIC of the To Congressman lsmael A. Mathav. Jr. 26
Office of the Vice-President for Public Affairs . . . 13 To Dr. Antonio Arizabal .. 26
Administrative Order No.7 creation of an Ad Hoc To Miss Mila E. Ignatz 26
UP Committee On the Inauguration of the UP-PGH To Secretary Raul Manglapus . 26
Medical Center . 13 To Dr. Cesar G. Saldana 27
To Prof. Delfin J. Ganapin, Jr. 27
Memoranda To Undersecretary Ricardo M. Urnali. 27
To Dean Gabriel ig'lesias and Prof. Olive Cactli 27
Memorandum NO.1 decoumenting UP's Faculty Retention To Dr. Esperenza I. Cabral. 27.'
13 To Regent Gonzalo Bonqolen .. 2~ ,
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Memorandum NO.2 multi-d isciplinary assessments of the To Dr. Vicente R. Limcacco. 28
State of the Nation. 13 To Secretary GUillermo N. Careque. 28
Memorandum No.3 acceptance and supervision of the To Ms. Sheila Coronel 28
transfer of library materials .. 14 To Dr. Wataru Mori .. 29
Memorandum NO.4 questions to be answered regarding
To Secretary Solita Monsod . 29
computerization of data sent to the Office of the To Regent Cesar Buenaventura 29
Vice-President for Academic Affairs. 14 To Governor Efren S. Cruz 29
Memorandum No.5 use of educational development fee 14 To Commissioner Bartolome C. Fernandez 30
Memorandum No.6 "exit interviews" for resigning faculty To Attv. Reginald F. Lewis . 30
members or declining offers of renewal of apJXI intment . 14 To Mr. Roger M. Austria. 30
Memorandum No.8 first fund-raising campaigns and To Senator Wigberto E. Tefeda . 31
launching of two organizations to help the Friends of To President Kazoo Takamatsu of Soka University. 31
the UPVM and the a.c. Historical Commission. 15 To Mrs. Frances F. Korten .. 31
Memorandum No. 9 Income from undergraduate To President Corazon C. Aquino 32
Student Fees, Income from Graduate Student Fees To Secretary Jose P. de Jesus. 32
End-19BB Balances of trust liability Accounts . 15 To Secretary Aainerlo O. Reyes. 32
Memorandum' No. to requests for Chancellors to provide To Miss Edna 0' Souza . . . 32
an overview in executive summary form regarding the To Prof. Rogelio Stear 33
ft. topics: faculty development, academic programs. To Prof. Domingo G. Landicho. 33
research & extension service/outreach program. 15 To Secretary Guillermo N. Caraque. 33
Memorandum No. 12 appointment of Prof. Alexander To Secretary Sedfrev Ordonez 33
R. Magno as Acting Research Coordinator for the To Prof. Melito S. Salazar, Jr.. 34
"Study on the Alternative Use of Military Baselands To Prof. Aurora Aoxas Um . 34
2 and its Environs" .16 ToMr.VitalinoUlanclay., . . . 34
 To Secretary Jose Concepcion, Jr. 34 To Dean Bartolome S. Carate 43
To Prof. Eduarco C. Tadem • 34· To Prof. and Mrs. Jerome F. Ballen. 43
To ConcresswomanThelma Z. Almario 35· To Or. Michael Cullinane, 43
To Senator Edgardo J. Angara. 35 To Dr. Richard Fuller 44
, To Congresswoman Thelma Z. Almario 35 . To Secretary Guillermo N. Carague. 44
To Undersecretary Manuel T. Van 35'
To Mr. Juan couss. ESQ. 35 Messages
To Mrs. Leticia Canso 36
To Secretary Guillermo N. Carague. 36 To UP College of Home Econornlcs. 44
To Mrs. Teresita Abueva-Floro 36 To the Graduates of B.S. Biology, B.S. Botany and
To Ambassador Hans F. Gronwall 37 .. B.S. Zoology. 44
To Regent Angelita Trinidad-Reyes. 37. To UP Sigma Delta Phi. 45
To Prof. Delia R. Barcelona. 37
, To UP Mathematic's Club 45
To Mr. Shuntaro Shishido 37/ To the College of Science 45
To Chairman Hilarion Davlde, Jr. 38 To Pi Sigma Fraternity. 45
To Dean Bartolome S. Carafe 38 To UP PCCA and Department of English and
To Prof. Gregorio T. Zarnuco . 38 Comparat ive Literature. 45
To Mr. Ric Lara. 38 To UP Katilingban 45
To Dr. Albert J. Simone. 38, To Japan International Cooperation Agency 45
To Senator Edgardo J. Angara. 39 To Graduate of College of Fisheries
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To Dr. Cesar Adib Majul . . . . • To Pambansang Patakaran para sa gamot. 46

To Congressman Carlos·M. Padilla 39 I TE1"UP Junior Marketing Association . 46
To Regent Flerida Ruth V. Romero 39 . To Graduate of School of Development Management 46
To President David Gardner of the University I To Delta Lambda Sigma Sorority. 46
of California. 40 To UP Engineering Radio Guild. 46
To Ambassador Tsuneo Tanaka. 40 To Participants of the Fifth Asian Workshop on
To Fr. Antonio B. Lambino, S.J. 41 Child a'nd Adolescent Development. 46
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Ambassador Oleg Sokolov .
Dr. Vicente Limcaoco
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To SAMASA. , , 47
To Graduate of UP Visayas High School. 47
To Dr. Ricahrd H. Fuller. 41 To Graduates of UP Integrated School. 47
To Atty. Juan G, Collas, Jr. 42 To UP Pre-Medical Society. 47
To Ernesto G. Tabujara 42 To Graduate Class '89 CSSP. 47
To Mr. Sogo Okamura 42 To Hongkong South East Asia Research Institute. 47
TO Mr. Nathaniel Von Einsiedel.
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To Secretary Guillermo N. Garague. 42 To UP Alumni Association. 48

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1018th Meeting, 30 January 1989
APPOINTMENTS, RENEWAL OF APPOINTMENTS, REAPPOINT.
MENTS, PROMOTIONS, ETC.
The Board approved the following appointrnents, renewal of
appointments, reappointments. promotions, etc.:
U.P. SYSTEM
Office of Alumni Relations
Fe Arcinas-appointment as Director of Alumni Relations, ef-
fective 13 January 1989 until 12 January 1992.
Office of the President
Josefina M. Albores-renewal of appointment as Executive As-
sistant {Contractual}, effective 1 January 1989 until 31 December
1989.
Office of the Vice-President for Academic Affairs
Josefina M. Malixi-confirmation of ad interim appointment as
Director, Office of Institutional Linkages, effective 1 July 1988
until 31 December 1988.
Sylvia M. VElntura-confirmation of ad interim appointment as
Director, UP Press {Acedemlc Publishing Housel. effective 1 August
1988 until 31 July 1991.
Office of the Vice-President for Planning and Finance
Proceso G. Ramos-renewal of appointment as Business Manager
,effective 1 January 1989 until 31 December 1989.
U.P. DillMAN
Arts and Sciences, College of
Ivan I. Gorshkalev-confirmation of ad interim appointment as
Visiting Assistant Professor 1 of Russian Language, effective 3
November 1988 until 31 May 1989.
Rosario H. Santos-extension of appointment beyond the com-
pulsory retirement age of 65 as Associate Professor III, effective 12
December 1988 until21 March 1989.
Economics, School of
Emmanuel S. De Dios-automatic promotion with salary adjust-
ment to the minimum from Assistant Professor III at P55,356 p.a.
to Associate Professor I of Economics at P64,272 p.a., effective 1
June 1988.
Education, College of
Thelma G. Abiva-appointment as SMC Diamond Jubilee Asso-
ciate Professor of Education (Counselor Educaticn}, effective 1
July 1988 until 30 June 1989.
Nelia G. Casambre-extension of appolntrnent beyond the com-
pulsory retirement age of 65 as Professor VIII, effective 27 Decem-
ber 1988 until 31 March 1989.
Engineering, College of
Leopolda V. Abis-renewal of appointment as NPC Professor
of Power II, effective 1 January 1989 until 31 December 1989.
Romeo C. Bruce-renewal of appointment as UPERDFI Pro-_
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fessor of Photo-lnterpretatlon. effective 1 January 1989 untit 31
December 1989.
Mllrino M. Mena-rene~~1 of appointment as UPE~DFI Profe~­
SOr of Environmental Engineering, effective 1 January 1989 until 31
December 1989,
Ferdinaftd A. Pecson-appointment as Cezar Nuguid Assistant
Professor of Mechanical Engineering, effective 1 July 1988 until
30 June 1989.
Home Economics, College of
Corazon G. LeocacHo-promotion with salary adjustment to the
minimum from Associate Professor II at P67,548 p.a. to Professor
I at P82,416 p.a., effective 1 April 1988.
Islamic Studies, Institute of
Syamsuddin Abdullah-appointment as Visiting Professor, ef-
fective a November 1988 until 31 March 1989.
Science, College of
Ines G. BoUeza-renewal of appointment as Phllamllfe Insurance
Professor of Mathematics, effective 1 January 1989 until 31 Decem-
ber 1989.
Amelia P. Guevarra-automatic promotion with salary adjustment
to the minimum from Assistant Professor III at P55,356 p.a. to
Associate Professor I of Chemistry at P64,272 p.a., effective 22
July 1988.
Manuela Fe H. Tarroja-automatic promotion with salary adjust-
ment to the minimum from Associate Professor II at P52,668 p.e.
to Associate Professor I at P64,272 p.a., effective 1 July 1988 until
31 May 1989.
Social Sciences and Philosophy, College of
Christian Max Erni-appointment as Visiting Research Assistant,
effective 16 December 1988 until 15 December 1989.
Dominic T. Gatoni-appointment as Visiting Research Associate,
effective 1 June 1989 until 31 May 1990.
Chikao Yoshimura-appointment as Visiting Research Associate,
effective 1 April 1989 until 31 January 1990.
Statistical Center
Mool Chandra Agrawal-renewal of appointment as Visiting
Professor, effective 1 December 1988 until 31 May 1989.
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Roberto S. Mariano-renewal of appointment as Visiting Pro- '"C
fessor, effective 15 December 1988 until 14 December 1989. o
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Romeo S. Rejesus-reappointment as Associate Professor V of , ,
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from Visiting ASSOciate Professor to Visiting Professor of Agricul-
tural Economics, effective 1 June 1988 until 31 May 1989.
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Graeme Ross Quick-appointment as Visiting Professor, effective
2 November 1988 until 31 May 1989.
U.P. MANILA
Medicine, College of
Napoleon M. Apolinarto-renewal of appointment as Diamond
Jubilee Assistant Professor of Orthopedics, effective 1 January 1988
until 31 December 1988.
Zenaida G. Bagabaldo-appointment as Sane! Ablaza Professor
of Physiology, effective 1 July 1988 untit 30 June 1989.
Samuel O. Bernal-appointment as Visiting Professor. effective
2 November 1988 until 31 May 1989.
Carmen P. Castaiieda-appointment as UP Medicine Class '36
Assistant Professor of Pharmacology, effective 1 July 1988 until
30 June 1989.
Armando T. Chiang-transfer from part-time to full-time, from
Associate Professor I at P32,136 p.a. to Associate Professor I at
P64,272 p.a.. effective 21 June 1988.
Romeo V. Fajardo-transfer from part-time to tull-time. from
Professor II at P43.308 p.a. to Professor II at P86,616 p.a., effective
21 June 1988.
Amelia R. Fernandez-transfer from part-rlrne to tulf-tirne. from
Associate Professor V at P39,210 p.a. to Associate Professor V at
P78,420 p.a .. effective 21 June 1988.
Manuel S.A, Petatmc-etrensfer from part-time to full-time, from
Associate Professor I at P32,136 p.a. to Associate Professor I at
P64,272 p.a.. effective 21 June 1988.
Augusto M. Manalo-transfer from part-time to full-time, from
ASSOciate Professor II at P33.774 p.a. to Associate Professor II at
P67,548 p.a.. effective 21 June 1988.
Alfredo T. Ramirez-appointment as Enrique M. Garcia Asso-
ciate Pro!essor of Surgery, effective 1 July 1988 until 30 June
1989.
Alfredo T. Ramirez-transfer from part-time to full-time. from
Associate Professor V at P39,210 p.a. to Associate Professor V at
P78.420 p.a., effective 21 June 1988.
Baltazar Jr. V. Reyes-transfer from part-time to full-time, from
Professor IV at P47,844 p.a. to Professor IV at P95,688 p.a., effect-
ive 21 June 1988.
Manuel V. Silao-appointment as Diamond Jubilee Associate
Professor of Anesthesiology, effective 1 July 1988 until 30 June
1989.
Manuel V. Sllao-etranster from part-t ime to full-time, from
Associate Professor IV at P37,302 p.a. to Associate Professor IV
at P74,604 p.a., effective 21 June 1988.
Cecilia V. Tomas-reappo intment as Diamond Jubilee Associate
Professor of Phvsiofoqv, effective; July 1988 until 30 June 1989.
Emestc V. Valdez-appointment as UPMASA Professor of
Pharmacology, effective 1 July 1988 until 30 June 1989.
Jaime T. Zamuco-transfer from part-tlrne to full-time, from
Associate Professor V at P39.210 p.a. to Associate Professor Vat
P78,420 o.a.. effective 21 June 1988 .
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Fisheries, College of
Zosima T. Vicencio-extension of appointment beyond the com-
pulsory retirement age of 65 as Professor III of Inland Fisheries,
effective 26 December 1988 until 30 March 1989.
transfer to permanent status
TRANSFER TO PERMANENT STATUS
c The Board approved the transfer to permanent status of the
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Engineering, College of
Alberto V. Amorsolo Jr.-as Assistant Professor I of Metallurgy,
effective 8 December 1988.
Social Sciences and Philcsophy. College of
Nanette G. Dungo-as Assistant Professor I of Sociology, effect-
ive 8 December 1988.
Economics and Management, College of
Eulogio T. Castillo-as Assistant Professor V, effective 1 March
1988.
Fisheries, College of
Nygiel B. Armada-as Assistant Professor I of Marine Fisheries,
effective 1 June 1988.
Establishment of a Small-Scale Alcohol Plant in BIOTECH, UP Los
Banos
The Board approved the establishment of a Small-Scale Alcohol
Plant in BIOTECH, UP Los Banos.
Reduction in the Amount of Admintstratlve Overhead
The Board approved the reduction in the amount of administra-
tive overhead fee charged against the UP-Department of Tourism
Seminar for Tour Guides Project.
Further Amendment of the Collepian Rules and E.O, No.1
The Board approved the further amendment of the Collegian
Rules and E.O. No.1 dated March 13, 1984.
Grant of Honoraria to editors, staff and Affiliate of SCi ENTIA
The Board approved the grant of honoraria to editors, staff and
affiliate of Scientia, the student oublicatlon of the College of
Science.
Increase in Fees
The Board approved the increase in Sinag Fee (official student
publication of the College of Social Sciences and Philosophy] from
P3 to P30 per semester. ,,
Authority to use Collections from Reneging Fellows
The Board approved the authority to use collections from rene-
ging fellows for fellowships, scholarships and operating costs in-
curred in the collection efforts.
Increase in the Working Capital of the UP Press Academic Pub-
lishing House
The Board approved the increase in the working capital of the
UP Press' Academic Publishing House from P272.000 to P500,OOO.
which represents an additional outlay of Pl77 .800.
Realignment of P40,OOO for the President's Committee on Culture
and the Arts
The Board approved the realignment of P40,OOO from Equip-
ment Outlay to Maintenance and Other Operating Expenses to de-
fray expenses being incurred in supporting the 1st UP-Philamlife
Arts Season, the International Festival and Conference on lndiqe-
nous and Traditional Cultures and the host of requests for support
coming from student organizations.
Request for Supplemental Budget
The Board approved the request for supplemental budget for the
following:
1. For the UP College Pampanga (UP Extension Program in San
Fernando, Pampanqal
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3. Supplemental Budget for UP Los Banos
4. Allocation of P300,OOO as "seed money" for various fund-
raising activities.
Establishment ofthe Juan Collas Sr. Memorial Chair
The Board approved the establishment of the Juan Callas Sr.
Memorial Chair funded by the Friends of the UP Foundation in
America (FUPFA), at Pl.000 a month for the holder.
Setting Aside of a piece of UP Land Property Contiguous to the lot
on which the present Institute for Science and Mathematics Educa-
tion Development is located
The Board approved the setting aside of a piece of UP Land Pro-
perty contiguous to the lot on which the present Institute for
Science and Mathematics Education Development is located, for the
training building and dormitory of the National Learning Resource
Center for Teacher Training (N LRCTT)
Extension of Privileges and Benefits after Retirement to those who
will apt to retire under RA 6683 (Early Retirement and Voluntary
Separation) or before they reach age 65
The Board epproved the extension of privileges and benefits
after retirement at those who will opt to retire under AA 6683
(Early Retirement and Voluntary Separation) or before they reach
age 65, provided they apply for retirement between the period
December 20,1988 and February 17.1989.
Payment of Honoraria and other Allowances
The Board approved the payment of honoraria and other allow-
ances to College Librarians, Assistant Principals, RATA for .DIC's
uniform allowances, etc.
Authority to Privatize the Asian Institute of Tourism House and to
Negotiate its Lease to a Private Entity
The Board approved the authority to privatize the Asian Insti-
tute of Tourism House and to negotiate its lease to a private entity.
Retention of the UP Integrated Sehocl tusf S}, the UPV Iloilo High
School (UPV-IHS), the UPLB Rural High School, and the UPV Cebu
High School, as well as the phasing out of the UP College Baguio
(UPCB) High School. starting AY 1989-1990
The Board approved the adoption of the Proposed Policy and
retention of the UP Integrated School (UPIS), the UPV Iloilo High
School (UPV-IHS), the UPLB Rural High School, and the UPV Cebu
High School, as integral parts of the University's experiment in the
dernocratization of access to quality education at the tertiary level.
lnd phasing out of UP College Bequio (UPCB) Hiqh School, starting
AY 1989-90_
Adoption of the Policy on Soclallzed Tuition and Financial Assist-
ance Program and its implementatjcn
The Board approved the adoption of the policy on Socialized
Tuition and Financial Assistance Proqrem and its implementation
by the First Semester, School year 1989-90.
Modification of Item No. 1132-2 (PSI 1988) in the College of
Architecture
The Board approved the modification of Item No. 1132-2 (PSI
1988\ from Assistant Professor I at P50,124 to Associate Professor
I at P64,272 p.a., effective 4 April 1988.
Confirmation of Memoranda of Agreement and other Documents
1. Administrative Order No. 146 creating the U.P. Diliman Security
and Safety Commission, Defining its Powers. and for Other
Purposes.
2. Grant Agreement between the University and the Sasakawa
Peace Foundation for a scholarly program for undergraduate
students enrolled in the University and to assist those scholars
who desire to learn the Japanese language.
3. Deed of Sale executed by the University in favor of the Repub-
lic of the Philippines. represented by the Department of Agra-
rian Reform through the Honorable Secretary Phillip E. Juice
(DARl whereby U.P. sells, transfers, conveys and assigns to DAR
all its rights, titles, interests in the agricultural lands situated in
Lamftan and lsabeta, Basilan.
4. Subscription Aqreernent entered into by the University with
Manila Electric Company.
5. Memorandum of Agreement between the U.? vtsevas and
Radyo Budvonq DYI3Q for the common endeavor of contri-
buting to the educational, social, cultural, and, information need
of individuals, qroups and clients in the region and to establish
a more efficient means of dissemination of technical and prac-
tical knowledge particularly in areas of marine fisheries, fish
processing techncloqv. cultural and political science, manage-
ment and business.
6. Contract for Securitv Services between the Ex-Bataan Veterans
Security Agency, lnc.. and UP Manila
7. Memorandum of Grant Conditions by the International Deve-
lopment Research Center granting an amount of up to $70,700
CAD_
8. Management Agreement entered into by UP-NDC Basilan Plant-
ations, Inc. lUNBPll with NDC Plantations. Inc. (NDCP1)
Graduation
The Board approved the qreduajion of candidates for various
degrees from the different colleges and school of UP los Banos as
of the end of the First Semester 1988·89.
The Board approved the graduation of candidates for various
degrees from the different colleges of UP Manila as of the end of the
Second Semester 1987-B8, Summer 1988 and First Semester 1988-
89_
The Board noted the following:
1. Administrative Order No.2 re-creating a Coordination Com-
mittee for the plann'ing and establishment of a University
Center for Women's Studies.
2. Acceptance of a donation of $100,000 from the Reginald F.
Lewis Foundat ion
3. Acceptance of P~jO,OOO from Mercury Drug Corporation
4. Report of the President's Committee on Culture and the
Arts
APPOINTMENT OF UNIVERSITY OFFICIALS
(Executive Session)
The Board approved the appointment of Prof. Virgilio Esguerra
as the Dean of the College of Veterinary Medicine, UP Los Banos,
effective 16January 1989 until 15 January 1992.
1019th Meeting, 3 March 1989
APPOINTMENTS, RENEWAL OF APPOINTMENTS, REAPPOINT-
MENTS, ETC.
The Board approved the following appointments, renewal of
appointments, reappointments, etc.:
U_P_ SYSTEM
Office of Alumni Relations
Vicente Encarnacion-reappointment as Senior Alumni Rela-
tions Officer, effective 1 April 1989 until 31 March 1990 at
P78,420 (Contractual) p.a. and creation of the position of Senior
Alumni Relations Officer.
U,P, DILlMAN
Arts and Letters. College of
Priscelina P. Legllsto-automatic promotion with salary ediust-
ment to the minimum from Assistant Professor III at P55,365 p.a. 7
 to Associate Professor I at P6(272 p.a. effective 29 May 1988.
Ma. Lilia F. Realubit-appo\ntment as UPFI Profe'ssar of Folk-
lore Studies, effective 1 January 1989 until 31 December 1989 ..
Rogelia R. Sieat-salary increase from Assistant Professor IV
at p58,laB p.a. to Associate Professor II at P67,548 p.a.. effective
1 February 1988.
Business Administration. College of
Teresa F. Bernabe-renewal of appointment as Dean Jaime C.
Laya Professor of Business Administration. effective 1 January until
31 December 1989.
Dominador A. Clemente-renewal of appointment as Lepanto
Consolidated Mining Company Professor of Business Adrntnistra-
tlon. effective 1 January 1989 until 31 December 1989.
Erlinda S. Echanis-renewal of appointrnent as Central Bank of
the Philippines Professor of Business Administration. effective 1
January 1989 until 31 December 1989.
Feticitas U. Evangelista-renewal of appointment as IBM Philip-
pines Incorporation Associate Professor of Business Administration,
effective 1 January 1989 until 31 December 1989.
Juan T. Lim-renewal of appointment as Bienvenido Y. Dizon
Associate Professor of Business Administration, effective 1 January
1989 until 31 December 1989.
Concepcion R. Martires-renewal of appointment as Eugenia
Guidote-Puvat Professor of Business Administration, effective 1
January 1989 until 31 December 1989.
Epictetus E, Patalinghug-r~newal of appointment as Dean Gil
J. Puvat Professor of Business Administration, effective 1 January
1989 until 31 December 1989.
Ernestc P. Pineda-renewal of appointment as Anselmo Trinidad
Professor of Business Administration, effective 1 January 1989 until
31 December 1989.
Emerlinda R. Roman-increase in honorarium from Dean Gil J.
Puyat Associate Professor of Business Administration at P1,500!
month to 'Dean Gil J. Puvat Professor of Business Administration at
P2,OOO/month, effective 1 February 1988 until 31 December 1989.
Emerlinda R. Roman-renewal of appointment as Dean Gil J.
Puvat Professor of Business Administration, effective 1 January
1989 until 31 December 1989.
Cesar G. Saldaiia-renewal of appointment as Price Waterhouse!
Joaquin Cunanan Professor of Business Administration, effective 1
January 1989 until 31 December 1989.
UP College Baguio
lourdesA. Hamada-promotion in rank from Assistant Professor
IV at P64,272 p.a. to Associate Professor I at the same salary, ef-
fective 1 February 1988.
Flor Angel S. Hernandez-cpromotio n in rank from Assistant Pro-
fessor IV at P64,272 p.a. to Associate Professor I at the same salary,
effective 1 February 1988.
Education, College of
Ma. Theresa L De Villa-promotion with salary adjustment to
the minimum from Assistant Professor 111 at P55,356 p.a. to Asso-
• ciate Professor I at P64,272 o.a., effective 1 February 1988.
Engineering, College of
Wilhido I. Jose-renewal of appointment as UPERDFI Associate
Professor of Waste Utilization, effective 1 January 1989 until 31
December 1989.
Home Economics, College of
Agerico V. Cruz-appointment as Diamond Jubilee Assistant
o Professor of Clothing Textiles, effective 1 January 1989 until 31
>, December 1989.
Milflora M. Gatchalian-appointment as Diamond Jubilee Pro-
8 fessor of Food Science, effective 1 January 1989 until 31 December
1989.
Natividad S. Ynchausti-appointment as Luisa Stevenson Isidro
Professor of Clothing, effective 1 January 1989 until 31 December
1989.
Law, College of
Merlin M. Mngallona-reappointment as Professor Carlos A.
Barrios Professor of Law, effective 1 September 1988 until 31 June
1989.
UP Press
Sylvia M. Ventura-increase in honorarium from Director withan
honorarium of P2,OOO/month plus authorized allowance to Director
with an honorarium of P3,OOOlmonth plus authorized allowance.
Public Administration, College of
Jung-Suk Youn-cappointment as Visiting Research Fellow, ef-
fective 15 February 1989 until 15 July 1989.
Sicence, College of
I Fe N. Beves-cextension of appointment beyond compulsory re-
tirement age of 6~j as Professor IX, effective 25 February 1989 until
31 March 1989.
Social Sciences and Philosophy, College of
Ma. Serena I. Diokno-promotion with salary adjustment to the
minimum from Assistant Professor Vat P61,152 p.a. to Associate
Professor I at P64,272 p.a., effective 1 February 1988.
Social Work and Community Development, College of
Esther C. Viloria-salary increase from Professor IV at P95,688
p.a. to Professor V at P100,572 p.a. effective 1 February 1988.
U.P. los Banos
Agriculture, College of
Clare R. Baltazar-salary increase from Professor VI at P105,
696 p.a., to Professor VIII at P116,760 p.a.. effective 1 February
1988.
Clara L. Davide-reappointment as Diamond Jubilee Associate
Professor of Dairy Technology, effective 1 January 1989 until 31
December 1989.
Nora C. Quehral-reappointment as Professor Emeritus of Agri-
culture, effective 1 October 1988 until 30 September 1989.
Economics and Management, College of
Juanito P. Basklnas-ceclassification. promotion with salary
adjustment to the minimum from Researcher I at P45,384 o.a. to
Assistant Professor' at P50,124 p.a.. effective 16 March 1988.
Prabhu l. Pingali-promotion in rank from Visiting Assistant
Professor of Economics and Agricultural Economics without com-
pensation to Visiting Associate Professor of Economics and Agri·
cultural Economics without compensation, effective 1 December
1988 until 31 May 1989.
Forestry, College of
Noboyuki Tanaka-appointment as Visiting Researcher, effect-
ive 6 September 1988 u nt i 5 September 1989.
U,P. Manila
Medicine, College (If
Mariano V. De la Cruz Jr.-reaplXJintment and change of pro-
 fessorial chair title from United Laboratories Professor of Anatomy
at pla,OOO p.a. to Eusebio S. Garcia Professor of Anatomy at the
same honorarium, effective 1 July 1988 until30June 1989.
Fernando E. De la Rama Jr.-apPOintment as Nestle Assistant
Professor of Fetal/Maternal Nutrition, eftectlve 1 July 1988 until
30 June 1989.
Arcangel F. De Leon-appointment as UP Medicine Class '36
Associate Professor of Anatomy, effective 1 July 1988 until 30
June 1989.
Carmelita F. Domingo-reappointment as Jose and Maria Sunic
Associate Professor of Pediatrics, effective 1 January 1989 until 31
December 1989.
Januario Y. Estrada Jr.c-appolntrnent as UP Medicine Class '40
Professor-of Surgery, effective 1 July 1988 until 30 June 1989.
Januario Y Estrada Jr.-transfer from part-rlme to full-time,
from Associate Professor IV at P37,302 p.a. to Associate Professor
IV at P74,602 p.a., effective 21 June 1988.
Romeo V. Fajardo-appointment as Diamond Jubilee Associate
Professor of Ophthalmology, effective 1 July 1988 until 30 June
1989.
Manuel S.A. Fetalino-appointment as Zuellig-Pharma Corpo-
ration Associate Professor of Radiology, effective 1 July 1988 until
30 June 1989.
Reynaldo G. Gregorio-appointment as Felix Llamido Professor
of Radiology, effective 1 January 1989 until 31 December 1989.
Noel G. Guison-appointment as M Castro Endowment Assistant
Professor of Neuro-anatomy, effective 1 January 1989 until 31
December 1989.
Liborio L. Mangubat-appointment as Drs. Gregorio and Rizalina
Lim Professor of Ophthalmology, effective 1 July 1988 until 30
June 1989.
Melecia A. Velmonte-appointment as Elpidio Gamboa Assistant
Professor of Infectious diseases, effective 1 January 1989 until 31
December 1989.
Jaime T. Zamuco-renewal of appointment as Andres Soriano
Associate Professor of Pathology, effective 1 July 1988 until 30
June 1989.
TRANSFER TO PERMANENT STATUS
The Board approved the transfer to permanent status of the
following:
U.P. 01 L1MAN
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Fine Arts, College of
Benjamin I. Cabangis-as Assistant Professor. 111 of Painting,
effective 1 August 1988.
Nestor O. Vinluan-as Assistant Professor III of Painting, effect-
ive 1 August 1988.
Statistical Center
Olivia P.H. Pagulayan-as Assistant Professor III, effective 1
August 1988.
U.P. MANILA
Medicine, College of
Mario S. De Villa-as Associate Professor IV {part-time), effect-
ive 1 October 1988.
Use of Educ8ttonal Development Fee
The Board approved the use of educational development fees in
UP Diliman and UP Visayas.
Socialized Tuition and Financial Assistance Program
The Board approved the tcljcwlnq:
1. New Tuition and Miscellaneous fees
2. Income cut-offs for classifying families of students into nine
19l income groups, by size and residence of family.
3. Expanded tuition, miscellaneous fees, living and book sub-
sidies based on financial need.
Proposed Disbursement of the Graduate Education Development
Fee (GEOFI
The Board approved the proposed disbursement of the Graduate
Education Development Fee (GEDFl chargeable against the col-
lection of Summer, 1988-1989.
Donatioh of P60,OOO bv Members of UP High School Class 1961
The Board approved the donation of P60,OOO by members of
UP High School Class 1961 to be used by the UP Integrated School
for a "UP High Class 1961 High School Teacher of the Year Award"
with an associated cash prize of P12,OOO.
Change of Name of School and Institute
The Board approved the change of name of the Institute of
Health Sciences to School of Health.Sciences,
The Board approved the change of name from Post-Graduate
School of Medicine to Post-Graduate Institute of Medicine.
Appointment of Members to the NEC Advisory Board
The Baord approved the appointment of the following as mem-
bers of the NEC Advisory Board:
1. Han. Alfredo L. Julnlo. Sr.
2. Engr. Filemon T. Barba. Jr.
Establishment of the Benato Reyes Professorial Chair in Engineering
The Board approved the establishment of the Renata Reyes
Professorial Chair in Engineering out of a donation of P200,OOO to
be managed by UPERDFI.
Student Organizations
The Board approved the SCI ENTIA Charter in the College of
Science, UP Diliman.
The Board approved the UP Visavas Guidelines on Student Or-
ganization and Activities.
Purchase of Equipment in UP OHiman and UP los Banos
The Board approved the following purchases of equipment:
1. Turbo Pumped three Positions e-Gun Evaporation System,
CAS, UPL8.
2. 3203-005 Line Printer (2 units} 4361-M04 Processor Unit
(12MB) UP Computer Center, UP Diliman.
Reprogramming, Reillignment, Use of Unexpended Balances
The Board approved the reprogramming, realignment, use of
unexpended balances:
1. Authority to use Pl1.7 M of 1988 unexpended Personnel
Services Balances for a 5% Economic Amelioration Allow-
ance to Non-Teaching UP Personnel
2. Reprogramming of CY 1988 PS Savings (P3.952,4741 to pay
UPV Current Needs.
3. Realignment of Pll0,OOO for the repair of the offset printing
machine in the University Printery.
Investment of Additional P2.5 Million in the Diamond Jubileeville
Housing Project of UPlB .~
The Board approved the investment of additional P2.5 Million
..,.,
from the UPLB Endowment Fund in the Diamond Jubtleevttte
Housing Project ([)JHP) of the UPLB Foundation, Inc. 'for UPLB
faculty and staff housing.
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Conferment of Honorary Degrees
The Board approved the Conferment of Honorary Degrees on;
1. Encarnacion Alzona-Doctor of Laws
2. William Fullbright-Doctor of Laws 9
 3. Hilario Lara-Doctor of Science
4. Cesar MajuJ-Doctor of Laws
5. Cecilia Munos Palma-Doctor of Laws
6. Joaqu in Races-Doctor of Laws
7. Jovita Salonga-Doctor of Laws
8. Jaime Cardinal Sin-Doctor of Laws
9. Gregorio Zamuco-Doctor of Science
Internal Operating Budget
The Board approved the Internal Operating Budget of the Uni-
versity for 1989. The total budget amounts to about P1.348 B.
Resolutions of the UP Manila Assembly
The Board took note of UP Manila Assembly's resolution on
human rights.
Transfer of Item No. 1988 PSI 912·2 from the Campus Planning
Development and Maintenance Office
The Board approved the transfer of Item No. 1988 PSI 912-2,
Superintendent, at P55,356 p.a.. from the Campus Planning Deve-
lopment and Maintenance Office to Civil Service and Authority.
Agreement for Academic Exchange and Cooperation between the
Universrty and the Han Nam Universrty, South Korea
The Board confirmed the Agreement for Academic Exchange
and Cooperation between the University and the Han Nam Uni-
versity, South Korea for a program of exchange of professors and
researchers who will teach and engage in research, as well as ex-
change of students who will pursue programs of study.
Matters from the University Council
The Board approved the tolfowlnq matters endorsed by the
University Council:
1. Institution of the following programs
a. SA (Malikhaing Peqsulat) Program, CAL, UP Dillman
b. Sertipiko sa Sining Panteatro. CAL, UP Dillman
2. Graduation of students as of the end of the First Semester,
1988-89
a. UP Diliman
b. UP visavas
Contract for Laundry Services between the University and Kalinisan
Steam Laundry
The Board confirmed the contract for Laundry Services between
the University and the Kalinisan Steam Laundry.
Agreement of Cooperation between the University and Quezon City
Government
The Board confirmed the Agreement of Cooperation between
the University and Quezon City Government whereby the parties
agreed to develop and undertake short-term joint and collaborative
activities which are mutually acceptable, economically viable, and
administratively feasible.
Contract for Supply of Whole Human Blood between the University
and Doctor's Blood Bank
The Board confirmed the contract for supply of whole hurnan
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...... blood between the University and the Doctor's Blood Bank covering
.... the period from 1 January 1989 to 31 December 1989.
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.c Contract of Lease Between the Universrty and the Philippine
:: National Bank IPNB}
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The Board confirmed the Contract of Lease between the Uni-
versltv and the Philippine National Bank (PNB) forthe construction
of the PNB·UPLB Branch Office Building in the lease premises of
the UPLB Campus.
Letter of Agreement from the Ford Foundation granting ~5,500 to
UPLB
The Board confirmed the Letter of Agreement from the Ford
Foundation granting $5,500 to UPLB in support of the Chancellor's
and Senior faculty's visit to universities and research institutions in
the People's Republic of China on April 4, 1989.
Contract!> entered into by the Chancellor of UP Visayas
The Board confirmed the following contracts entered into by the
Chancellor of UP V isavas:
1. Memorandum of Grant Conditions with the International
Center for Living Aquatic Resources Management (lCLAAM)
through the Asian Fisheries Social Science Network
IAFSSRNJ
2. Memorandum of Agreement with the seven (7) Regional
Fisheries Training Centers IRTe)
3. Contract for Security Services with the OLGA Protective
Agency.
Negotiated Purchase of One lot 56~8.958 VS Cobol II Compiler/
Library 1158 Basic Group 15 OTC \
The Board confirmed the negotiated purchase of One (1) lot
5668-958 VS Cobol II Compiler/Library 1158 Basic Group 15
OTC amounting to P452,851.00 from IBM Philippine (exclusive
distributor).
The Board noted the following:
1. Draft of the Proposed Language Policy
2. Schedule of Commencement Exercises
Memorandum of Agreement between the University and the Uni·
versrty of Southeastern Philippines
The Board confirmed the renewal of the Memorandum of
Agreement between the University and the University of South-
eastern Philippines.
In this agreement, the UP agrees to assist USP in strengthening
its capability through faculty and library development, through pro-
viding scholarships in UP Diliman for USP faculty, in providing
additional compensation as a supplement and incentive to UP
faculty rendering service to USP and in financing that air transport-
ation expenses of UP faculty and staff until such time that USP
has the resource to assume such responsibility.
In turn, USP agrees to be responsible for all its obllqations under
this agreement faculty who rendering service to the USP.
This Agreement shall be in force and effect for a period of
three (31 years, effective from the conformation of this Memoran-
dum of Agreement by the UP Board of Regents and may renewed
by the mutual agreement of both parties.
APPOINTMENT OF UNIVERSITY OFFICIALS
lExecutive Session)
The Board approved the appointment of Dr. Oscar M. Alfonso
as Vice-President for Public Affairs, effective 1 March 1989 until
30 June 1989, vice Prof. Rita D. Estrada who resigned for health
reasons.

ADMINISTRATIVE
. CIRCULA.RS
.
EXECUTIVE ORDER
9 February 1989 .
EXECUTIVE OROER NO.4
SUBJECT: Guidelines on the disposition of requests for authority
to travel abroad
A. The following shall be acted upon by the President of the Uni-
versity:
1. Travel requests of Chancellors and University-level officials
and staff.
2. Travel requests of officials, faculty, and staff of all consti-
tent universities (through the Chancellor! only when financial
assistance is sought from the University Administration or
from the U.P. Foundation. Inc.
B. Travel requests of Vice-Chancellors, faculty, and staff of the
constituent universities shall be acted upon by the Chancellors,
when the following conditions obtain:
1. The trip is wholly financed by outside entities. or the amount
is chargeable against the funds of the constituent university.
2. The financial grant accords with existing policies, rules, and
regulations of the government and the University.
NOTE,
Requests for travel approved by the Chancellor shall, if needed,
be endorsed to other government agencies Ie.q., DPA) only by
the Chancellor.
C Everyone granted authority to travel abroad shall submit a brief
written report about the trip within ten (10) days upon his/her
return, either to the President or the Chancellor.
D. Each Chancellor shatl submit to the Office of the President a
complete report on all travels authorized. This report should in-
clude their destinations and purposes, their funding sources, and
important observations and recommendations. The Chancellor's
Report shall be submitted on the last working day of January
and July every year.
E. This Executive Order shall take effect immediately.
ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABU EVA
President
ADMINISTRATIVE ORDERS
2 January 1989
AOMINISTRATIVE OROER NO.1
SUBJECT: Creation of a Committee to Improve the U.P. College..
Admission System (UPCASl in the Democratization of
Access to U.P.
In line with the needed improvements we have identified to
democratize access to U.P. via the UPCAS, there is hereby consti-
tuted a Committee to lmnrcve the UPCAS in the Democratization
of Access to U.P. composed of Vice-President Gemino H. Abad as
Chairman, Prof. Emerlinda A. Roman as Vice-Chairman and the tot-
lowing as members:
Student Regent Dr. Milagros D. Ibe
Prof. Honesto G. Nuqul Prof. Annsdalsv J. Cartota
Prof. Jose Ma. De Castro Dr. Marita Reyes
Prof. Macrina Zafaralla
The University Registrar, all campus Registrars, and other ex-
perts in academe shall serve as Resource Persons to the Committee.
,
.
The Committee shall perform the following functions:
1. Review the UPCAT as an instrument for measuring a stu-
dent's readiness for college, particularly in U.P., and especial-
ly considering the present Philippine context: such questions
as the following should be raised -
(a) how are the UPCAT questions for every year formula-
ted, evaluated and selected?
(b) are the weights (for students grades in the first 3 years
of high school and for the UPCAT sub-tests) currently
used the correct ones?
(c) should the weights vary across constituent universities
(Diliman, Los Banos, Manila, and vtsavas). and vary as
well also according to demographic variables (e.q., re-
gion of examinee or type of high school)?
(d}. how does the UPCAS consider the applicant's choice of
campus and degree programs (first and second choice)?
For e.g. if the student's first choice is computer science
and his second choice is sociology, how does the UPCAS
determine his admission Or non-admission into either
program vis a vis other students apply ing for anyone of
those programs as either first or second choice?
(e) in general, could there be a flexible method of using
UPCAS cut-off scores such that more students from
low-income families can be admitted into the University
and have the opportunity to study under STFAP (So-
cialized Tuition and Financial Assistance Program)?
(f) in regard to that "flexible method" in (el. is there a way
(without compromising academic standards) to admit
into the University the following: applicants from cul-
tural minorities; applicants from public high schools as
yet unrepresented during a given year by even a single
UPCATee; applicants interested in either "under sub-
scribed" programs, or programs articulated to "national
priorities"?
2. Review other modes of admission outside the UPCAS, such
as the talent test (fine arts, muscl. sportsl; special examina-
tions (e.q.. for BFAR scholars applying to the College of
Fisheries), and the requirements for transferees from schools
outside the University;
3. Review suggestions and propose concrete policies and mea-
sures in regard to the UPCAS e.g.:
(a) lncreastnq the number of UPCAT test centers, the goal
being a test center in every province;
(b) Giving the UPCAT in both English and Filipino Ie.q., a
test question on the same page could be immediately
followed by its translation into Filipino).
It is understood that, in the performance of its functions, the
Committee shall consult with all sectors of the University.
The Committee shall submit its Report - findings and recom-
mendations - to the Office of the President on or before May 28,
1989.
The first meeting of the Committee will be on January 11, 1989.
This Order shall take effect immed latelv.
(Sgd.1 JOSE V. ABUEVA
President
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 20 January 1989
AOMINISTRATIVE ORDER NO. I·A
SUBJECT: Designation of an additional member of the Committee
to Improve the U.P. College Admission System (UP.
CAS) in the Democratization of Access to U.P.
Dr. Edgardo S. Pacheco is hereby designated as at:TIember of the
Committee to Improve the U.P. College Admission System (UPCASI
in the Democratization of Access to U.P. created under Administra-
tive Order No.1, dated 2 January 1989.
ISgd.J JOSE V. ABU EVA
President
I·
3 February 1989
ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER NO. I·B
TO: Prof. Jose M~. de Castro, Subcommittee Chairman
Prof. Fortu nato dela Pena
Dr. Higino Ables, UP Los Banos
Prof. Ernesto Santos
SUBJECT: Creation of a Subcommittee to Streamline the Adminis-
tration of the UPCAT
Please constitute yourselves into a subcommittee of the UPCAS
Review Committee [Administrative Order No.1, dated 2 January
1989). The specific task of this Subcommittee shall be to study the
present methods of administering the UPCAT in order to make it
more efficient with a view toward reducing the number of man-
power and budget required and being able to release the UPCAT
results much faster than they are being released now.
At present, the UPCAT project has an annual budget of about
P3.0M involving the full-time involvement of at least 50 people. Of
these 50,25 have just been classified as contractual U.P. personnel
funded from the UPCAT Trust Fund. The other 25 are still classi-
fied as project personnel funded from UPCAT funds in the U.P.
Foundation but it is likely that they too will be recommended for
inclusion as' contractual U.P. employees. The absorption of 50 per-
sonnel into the University runs COunter to a long-time policy of
reducing our non-faculty complement. It is to be noted that at pre-
sent, the Diliman Registrar's Office already has 60 full-time people,
apart from those 50 in the UPCAT project.
At present, the UPCAT is administered in October but the
results are not released until the first week of April. The Board of
Regents Wishes that the period be shortened so that results can be
released much earlier.
Do coordinate your work with the UPCAS Review Committee
but your specific emphasis witl be on making UPCAT procedures
more efficient. Please complete your study by end of February or a
little later. It is understood that in finalizing your recommendations,
you shall be consulting not only the Registrar's Office but also the
UPCAS Review Committee.
ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABUEVA
President
ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER NO.2
SUBJECT: Creation of a coordinating committee for the planning
and establishement of a University center for women's
12 studies
WHEREAS, the Board of Regents in its meeting of 8 December
1988 approved the establishment of a University Center for
. Women's Studies;
WHEREAS, a Committee has to be created to plan and imple-
ment the activities towards the formal establishment of the Center
by 1990;
NOW, THEREFORE, I, JOSE V. ABU EVA, President of the
University of the Philippines, by virtue of the powers vested in me
by the Board of Regents, do hereby create a Coordinating Commit-
tee for the Planning and Establishment of a University Center for
Women's Studies which shall be responsible for realizing the ob-
jectives set forth in this Order.
Section 1. Creation of a Coordinating Committee
There is hereby created a Coordinating Committee for the Plan-
ning and Establishment of a University Center for Women's Studies,
hereinafter referred to as the Coordinating Committee, with the
following members:
Ms. Sylvia Hilomen-Guerrero as Chairperson
Ms. Thelma Balagot·Kin'blnar as Co-Chairperson
Ms. Edelwina Cu-Le;aspi
Ms. Lourdes Villaluna·de Castro
Ms. Rosario de Santos-del Rosario
Ms. Rita Domingo-Estrada
Ms. Albina Peczon-Fernandez
Ms. Myrna Sandico-Feliciano
Ms. Dolores Alano-Endriga
Ms, Priscila Santos-Manalang
Ms. Minda Luz Melendez-Quesada
Ms. Proserpina Domingo-Tapales
Ms. Josefina Dineros-Pineda
Section 2. Functions. The Coordinating Committee shall have
: the following functions and responsibilities:
1. To conceptualize and recommend the objectives, functions
and responsibilities and organizational structure of a Univer-
sity Center for Women's Studies, hereinafter referred to as
Center, to be created within the University of the Philippines
and based in the Diliman Campus.
2. To identify sources of financial, technical and personnel sup-
port for the Center.
3. To identify prospective faculty members and other staff who
shall serve the Center and define their respective roles and
responsiblities.
4. To draw up a five-year plan for the Center.
5. To develop research proposals, prepare informational bro-
chures, and conduct workshops pursuant to the objectives of
the Center.
6. To perform such other functions as are related to the above
or as may be further assigned by the President.
Section 3. Creation of Subcommittees. The Coordinating Com-
mittee is hereby empowered to create such other subcommittees to
be composed of its members or non-members as it may deem
necessary to assist it in the performance o~ its functions. For this
purpose, it may calIon any faculty or staff of the University as it
may find necessary.
Section 4. Term of the Coordinating Committee. The Coordina-
ting Committee shall serve for the period of 9 December 1988 to 31
December 1989 or until it shall have fulfilled its functions.
Section 5. Funding. To provide support to the Coordinating
Committee in the performance of its function, the sum of FI FTY
THOUSAND PESOS (P50,ODO.DOI is hereby made available to cover
expenses incurred in the conduct of its meetings or other activities.
Section 6. Effectivity. The Administrative Order shall take effect
immediately.
Done in Ouezon City this 9th day of January in the year of the
Lord 1989.
ISgd.J JOSE V. ABUEVA
President
 9 January 1989 them by college and department and draw up the list by
years. To give us a sense of the magnitude of the problem,
ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER NO.3 we ask you to ind icate the number of full-time faculty in
vour college/department. (Please see suggested format
TO Dr. Oscar M. Affonso attached l.
SUBJECT Designation as Officer-in-Charge of the Office of the 2. Be sure to list even those temporary faculty members (espe-
Vice-President for Public Atteir s cially instructors) who, for whatever reason, did not apply
for the renewal of their appointment after their terms ex-
You are hereby designated Otficer-In-Charqe (OICl of the Office pired. I consider this an important type of faculty turnover.
of the Vice-President for Public Affairs, effective January 1, 1989 At present, this type of turnover is not recorded by our
until the return of Prof. Rita D. Estrada from a sick leave of ab- HRDO. However, I would like to have a better idea of how
sence. As OIC, you shall be entitled to Representation and Trans- many of Our instructors decide, for their own reaons, not to
portation Allowance at rates prescribed by the Board of Regents. have their appointments renewed. [Do not include in hte
lists names of instructors who applied for renewal of their
ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABUEVA appointments but were not renewed.l
President 3. Please make a list too of atl faculty members (and their birth
dates) who are 55 years or older by January 1, 1989.
4. If you feel that the loss of REPS should be highlighted,
please compile a separate list for them, using the same
27 February 1989 format.
5. The lists should be submitted according to the suggested
ADMINISTRATIVE DRDER NO.7
format. They should be submitted to Atty. Pic P. Fraga on
or before January 31, 1989. He, in turn, will have the list
SUBJECT Creation of an Ad Hoc U.P. Committee on the
computerized for easier analysis.
Inauguration of the UP-PGH Medical Center

ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABUEVA

In cooperating with the Chancellor of U.P. Manila, an ad hoc
President
U.P. Committe On the Inauguration of the UP-PGH Medical Center
is hereby created with Dr. Oscar M. Alfonso, Dr. Felipe A. Estrella,
and Dean Georgina R. Encanto as Chairman, Vice-Chairman, and
Secretary, respect ivetv. and the following as members:
Dean Marita V.T. Reyes 23 January 1989
Dean Aurora Yenchionqco
Dr. Rogelio R. Garcia MEMORANDUM NO.2
Dr. Leopolda Lazat in
Mrs. Anesia Dionisio TO Chancellor Raul P. de Guzman
Mrs. Helen A. Pedro U.P. Los Banos
Mrs. Josefina T. Fermin SUBJECT Multi-Disciplinary Assessments of the
Mrs. Tessie Merca State of the Nation
The Committee is charged with the preparations for and the con-
duct of the inauguration of the UP·PGH Medical Center. It may On further consideration, , would like for each Chancellor, as a
create such subcommittees and avail itself of the services of such member of the Steering Committee, to take charge of overseeing
offices and officials or personnel of the University as may be needed certain areas of assessment which fall under the areas of compe-
for the proper discharge of its functions. tence of the autonomous University under his responsibility.
Accordingly, I'd like for you to assume general direction and

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15gd.1 JOSE V. ABUEVA supervision over areas of assessment concerning food and agricul-
President ture, forestry and other natural resources, the environment, and
rural development.
~------.,-------------I For my part, aside from chairing the assessments program as
MEMORANDA a Whole, I shall be Theme Coordinator for "Governance, Public
Welfare and Social Justice."
At our next meeting of the Steering Committee, we shall
13January 1989 define more precisely the respective responsibilities of the Chan-
cellors and the Theme Coordinators.
MEMORANDUM NO.1 I'd be grateful if you could send me your suggestions on areas
of assessment concerning UPLB units as lead institutions.
Thank you very much.
TO Dr. Ernesto G. Tabujara
Chancellor, UP Dittman
15gd.1 JOSE V. ABU EVA
Dr. Raul P. de Guzman
President
Chancellor, UP Los Banos
Dr. Ernesto O. Domingo
Chancellor, UP Manila
Dr. Rogelio O. Juliano
Chancellor, UP vlsavas
SUBJECT Documenting U.P.'s Faculty Retention Problem

I n our budget defenses, we often say that the University is losing

many of its faculty members. This is a request for you to submit
complete and detailed evidence of the problem.

1. Please make a list of all faculty members who resigned or re-

tired between January 1, 1984 and December 31, 1988. List 13
 9 February 1989 13 February 1989

MEMORANDUM NO.3 , 'MEMORANDUM NO.5

FOR Ms. Belen Angeles TO All Chancellors

University Librarian
Ms. Violeta Encarnacion
Asian Center Librarian
SUBJECT Acceptance and supervision of the transfer of
library materials trom the President's Center for
Special Studiesln Malacafianq to the U.P.
You are hereby designated as University representatives to
accept and supervise the transfer of books, journals, and other
library materials from the President's Center for Special Studies to
the University of the Philippines Library.
It is understood that you will take charge of cataloguing these
materials in order to make them readllv available to the U.P.
library users.
Thank you for your cooperation.
ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABU EVA
President
10 February 1989
SUBJECT Use of Educational Development Fee
With regard the use of Educational Development Fee (as ap-
proved by the BOA on April 24 19881, I am issuing the following
clarification (with the changes shown underlined);
"Collections from the Education Development Fee shall be
shared amonq University units. The collecting units, however
should get the bulk of the increase in collections but 10% of the
increase shall go to University Administration, to be distributed
to the less endowed units in recognition of the principle of
sharfnq."
This means that, if for a constituent university, the income from
the alien/foreign student's fee was P500.000/year and the income
using the EDF rate was P700,OOO/year, then only the increase of
P200,OOO lor 90% of it) shall be distributed back tothe collecting
units.
In April 1988 it was agreed that the remaining 100/0 shall be
shared by units within a constitutent university. (Sharing among
constituent universities shall be deferred for two years, i.e. beqin-
ning with the 1990 EDF income). Please be reminded that
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"Prior approval from the BOR shall be obtained before any J

MEMORANDUM NO.4
TO Chancellor Ernesto G. Tabujara, UP Diliman
Chancellor Raul P. de Guzman, UP Los Banos
Chancellor Ernesto O. Domingo, UP Manila
Chancellor Rogelio O. Juliano, UP vtsevas
We are right now preparing response sheets that would allow the
computerization of data sent to the Office of the Vice-President for
Academic Affairs (OVPAAl in response to Our requests for 'in-
formation from the various academic units. This information will be
organized in the form of custom-tailored databases in several areas
of concern to this Office and the University.
To assist us in making this transition to a systematic database in
the particular area of grants and other forms of external a~sistance,
I would like to ask you and your administrative staff to answer the
following questions for us as SOOn as practicable, say, 24 February:
1. Do the names of all the external donors of assistance {in
whatever forml to your academic unit during the last five years
appear in the attached list marked Annex 17
2. If your answer to 1 is negative, please supply the list (LIST 1)
of such missing external donors arid send it to us post-haste. The
aim here is to be exhaustive.
3. In Annex 2 we have indicated the format of the planned
response sheet (F111989J for grants-in-aid, defined as broadly as
possible. The nature and type of all assistance received by your Unit
during the last five years should, in principle, be subsumable under
items No. 5-9. We however need to ask you for a breakdown (LIST
2) of all "other types of grants or assistance" under No.9 so we
• would know the "dtmenstonatttv" of this question. The aim here
again is to be exhaustive.
4. If you have other suggestions on how to improve the OVPAA
form Fl (19898), I would appreciate very much hearing about them
at this time.
Thank you for your valuable cooperation.
ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABUEVA
President
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collection from EDF can be disbursed to improve lab facilities,
etc. a complete report of expenditure shall be published (or
announced) to show to the students where the funds had been
spent."
In this connection, I invite all Chancellors to submit for inform-
ation/approval by the BOR at its March meeting:
1. EDF INCOME REPORTS (showing the difference between
the alien/foreign student's fee COllections and the EDF
collections);
2. REDISTRIBUTION OF 90% OF THE INCREASE in EDF
INCOME back to the collecting units lor cotleqes/depert-
rnentsl: and
3. RECOMMENDED DISTRIBUTION OF THE REMAINING
10% of the increase in EDF income to COlleges/departments
within the constituent university.
Please submit the said documents to the Controllership and
Budget Staff on or before February 28.
ISgd.J JOSE V. ABU EVA
President
13 February 1989
MEMORANDUM NO.6
TO All Chancellors" Deans, Director and All HRDO
Officers
SUBJECT "Exit Interviews" for resigning faculty members or
declining offers of renewal of appointments
You are hereby requested to conduct "exit interviews" of f acul-
ty members who are resigning, availing of early retirement or, in
many cases of non-tenured faculty members, declining offers of
renewals of appointment. The exit interview could be in the form of
a document which all faculty members leaving the University must
fill up before they actually end their service with U.P.
Director Pia P. Frago is hereby directed to design a form which
could be filled up by faculty members leaving the University. Hence-

14 forth, Director Fraga shall have the task of summarizing the results
from such interviews in the entire University. It is hoped that said (STFAP), we need to estimate separately the income from
results can help us formulate and implement policies which can the student fees of undergraduates and that from graduate
help the University retain faculty members which our colleges students. In fact there is also a need to separate the income
would like to keep. from fees paid by pre-collegiate students.

ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABU EVA Pleae show how the income from student fees may be sepa-
President rated among pre-collegiate students, undergraduates, and
graduate students. Estimates to the nearest thousand pesos
will suffice.
13 February 1989 3. To give a more complete picture of the funds available to
constituent universities, please submit data on the December
MEMORANOUM NO.8 31. '1988 balances in all trust liability accounts in your
constituent university. The accounts should be listed sepa-
FOR Members of the Board of Trustees rately and sufficient information be furnished so we can
UP-Jorge B. Vargas Museum understand what these trust accounts are.
Dr, Gemino H. Abad
Mr. Gonzalo Bongolan 4. Kindly submit a report on the collections (as of end 19S51
Ambassador Jose B. Laurel from the reneging fellows in your constituent university.
Mrs. Lourdes V. Ledesma Data for U.P. Difirnen is available from the Office of the
Atty. Potenciano Mathay Legal Counsel but not the data from the other universities.
Dr. Francisco Nemenzo, Jr.
Atty. Pablo S. Trillana, III In this connection please submit information on all funds
Mr. Ramon T. Var9lls which may possibly be available to your constituent univer-
SUBJECT First Fund-Raising Campaign, (Art Exhibit and Art sity for faculty developments. Funds held in trust by the
Sale} and Launching of Two Organizations To Help U.P. Foundation need not be reported but funds held in
the Museum, namely, the Friends of the UP-Vargas trust or available in other foundations Ie.q. China Medical
Museum and the Quezon City Historical Commission Board, UPLB Foundation, etc.l should be reported.

Please be informed that we are holding the first fund-raising 5. All the data requested above should be submitted to the
campaign of The UP-Vargas Museum by means of an Art Exhibit Controllership and Budget Staff on or before Tuesday,
and Art Sale on Wednesday, 22 February 1989, at 10:00 A.M. at 28 February 1989.
the us-varoas Museum. We w ill also launch two orqan izations wh ich
can assist the Museum in carrying out its programs and projects, For strict compliance, please.
namely, The Friends of us-vames Museum and the Quezon City
Historical Commission. ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABU EVA
I am enclosing for your information and suggestions the Program President
for the day and the rationale for forming the two organizations.
We hope that the government of Quezon City under the leader-
ship of Mayor Briqido Simon, Jr. and other leading cltlzens such as
15 February 1989
Dona Aurora A. Aquino and Atty. Feliciano Belmonte, will help us
to make the Museum a dynamic center for the cultural development
MEMORANDUM NO. 10
of our city.
We would appreciate your presence and support during the open-
TO Chancellor Ernesto G. Tabulata
ing ceremonies on Wednesday, 22 February 1989.
Chancellor Raul P. de Guzman
Chancellor Ernesto O. Domingo
ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABU EVA
Chancellor Rogelio O. Juliano
Chairman
Please provide me, on or before March 6, an overview in execut-
ive summary form of your vision for your constituent university,
15 February 1989 over the next five to ten years, focusing on priorities in regard to:
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MEMORANDUM NO.9 1. faculty development "0
2. academic programs
A II C ha ncetlor s 3. research
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SUBJECT
University Registrars
Income from Undergraduate Student Fees t leave it to your judgment on how best to present your major
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Income from Graduate Student Fees concerns in those areas. I would. however, very much like to see the
most important efforts which have been undertaken land their '-
End-198B Balancesof Trust Liability Accounts
results) in dealing with those concerns. I would also appreciate a 'e"
clear picture of your other priorities, outside 1-4 above, and sug-
:::
The attached income table was obtained recently by the Control-
lership and Budget Staff from the Chief Accountants of the consti- gestions on what the University may undertake toward meeting '"
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tuent universities. The data needs to be refined and additional in- priority concerns.
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formation is needed.
ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABU EVA
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1. Please have the Chief Accountants verify if the figures shown
in the attached table are correct. If not, the correct data
President
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2. In view of the need to project income under the proposed
Socialized Tuition and Financial Assistance Program
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 07 March 1989
MEMORANOUM OROER NO. 11
5.0 SAVING CLAUSE
TO : Chancellors, Vice-Chancellors, Deans.
Directors and Heads of Units
SUBJECT . Guidelines for the Payment of Additional Economic
Amelioration Allowance (5% of Basic Salary) for
1988 for REPS and Adminlstratlve Personnel as
Authorized by the Board of Regents at its 1019th
Meeting Held on March 1989 and a 4.9% 1988
Salary Differential for Faculty Mambers.
1.0 COVERAGE
The payment of the above entitlements shall be made
on 13 March 1989.
Cases not covered by the provisions of the Memorandum
shall be referred to the Vice-Chancellor for Administration or
Senior Officer for Administration of each constituent univer-
sity who shall study the case and make appropriate recom-
mendations for approval by the Chancellor.
ISgd.l JOSE V. ABU EVA
President

All personnel of the University. whether permanent, tem-

porary, regular or part-time, casual and contractual who were
10 March 1989
in active service anytime between 1 January 1988 and 31
December 1988 in the University, including those on leave
with pay. shall be covered. MEMORANDUM NO. 12
1.1 All teaching personnel occupying plantilla items (inclu-
TO All Concerned
ding full-time substitutes whose salaries are charged
against Lumpsurnl shall be entitled to a 4.9% salary dif-
ferential for 1988. This will complete for 1988 the 10% This is to appoint Professor Alexander R. Magno as Acting Re-
increase mandated by Memorandum Order No. 156 search Coordinator for the "Study on the Alternative Use of Mili-
signed by Pres. Ccrazon C. Aquino. tary Baselandsand its Environs" vice Dr. Emmanuel C. Latlana. This
For 1989, the University will request for the appro- appointment takes effect 7 March 1989.
priate funds SO that the 4.9% can be incorporated into As Acting Research Coordinator, Professor Magno will take
charge of gathering data and coordinating the efforts of the team.
faculty salaries. Thus, continuation of this 4.9% increase
in 1989 will be subject to the availability of funds, either Together with the research group, he will conduct consultations
from the government or internally-generated funds. In the with the various parties concerned and present the findings in a final
meantime, the 5.1% (or one step) increase received in report. He will likewise be responsible for the management of the
1988 is already incorporated in faculty salaries. funds alloted to the research.
1.2 All REPS and administrative personnel shall be entitled to This Memorandum supersedes Memorandum No. 47 dated 27
July 1988.
the 5% 1988 additional economic amelioration allowance.
1.3 Retired, resigned, seconded or separated (not for cause)
personnel are included, provided that payment shall be (Sgd.1 JOSE V. A8UEVA
proportional to actual service rendered during CY 1988. President
Those dismissed from the service are excluded.
1.4 Personnel on leave without pay for 15 devs or more shall
not be entitled to the above during the entire period that
they are on leave without pay.
15 March 1989
1.5 Contractual personnel of projects may be paid the econo-
mic amelioration allowance subject to availability of pro-
ject funds. MEMORANDUM NO. 13
1.6 All professors emeriti, retired faculty teaching on allow-
KINA Prof. Belen Angeles, Aklatan ng Pamantasan
ance basis and lecturers are entitled to 4.9% of their gross
Prof. Amelia L. Bonifacio, Creative Writing Center
salary for 1988.
Prof. Romeo Dizon, Departamento ng Pilipino
1.7 Student and graduate assistants on hourly basis shall be
Dekeno vrvenete Jose, CAL
paid 5% of their gross salary for 1988.
Dekeno Roger Posadas, Kolehivo ng Agham
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~"" 1.8 Resident Assistants in residence halls on stipend basis
shall be paid 5% of their gross compensation for 1988. By
Dekano Juan Ramos, Kolehiyo ng Musika
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compensation is meant board and lodging plus stipends,
Dr. Bonifacio Salamanca, Dept. ng Kasavsavan
Prof. Rosa Vallejo, Institute of Library Science
U but not to exceed the monthly rate of a student assistant.
, Dean Carmen Abubakar, Islamic Studies
~ PAKSA Patakaran ng Unibersidad hinggil sa Pagtanggap ng
2.0 BASIS OF COMPUTATION
;:l Donasyong Pangsining at Pangkultura (University
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...... 2.1 The basis for the payment of the above shall be the per-
Policy on Donations of Works of Art and other Cul-
tural Property)
... sonnel salary or pay rate as of 1 January 1988 lNCC 51
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included), exactly the same base used in implementing
Memorandu~ Order No. 50 (30 August 19881.
Kayo po ay tinatawagang dumalo sa pulong na gaganapin sa
E Miyerkoles, ika-29 ng Marso 1989, ika-9:00 ng umaqa sa BOR Room
:: upang pag-usapan ang Patakaran at ang pamamaraan ng peqsasaqawa
Z 3.0 REPORTING REQUIREMENTS
nita.
X Kalakip ang isanq sipi ng "University Policy on Donations of
x 3.1 The Accountabt of each constituent university shall pre-
pare and subm)t to the Controllership and Budget Staff
Works of Art and other cultural Property". Hinihiling po lamang na
paq-aralan ito bago dumalo sa pulong.
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E of the University, a statement of actual payments of the
Maraming salamat sa inyong tulong.
:: 4.9% salary differential and of economic amelioration
"0 allowances on or before 31 March 1989. [Laqdal JOSE V. ABU EVA
;;.. Pangulo
4.0 DATE OF PAYMENT
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Mf,MORANOUM NO. 14 Activrty Date 119891

TO All vice-Presldents. Chancellors, Vice-Chancellors Submission of accomplished March 27 (Mon.I

and Heads of Units of University Administration CU forms to CBS
Attention: All Budget Directors Submission of U.P. consolidated
SUBJECT: Budget Call for FY 1990 Constituent University! proposal to OBM April 7. rroe.l
Unit Budget OBM Technical Budget Hearing
on U.P. proposal April28 (Fri.l
1.0 PURPOSE
5.0 SAVING CLAUSE
1.1 This memorandum prescribes the general policies and
. guidelines for the preparation of the FY 1990 constituent Matters or issues that need clarification should be referred
university/unit budget proposal, as well as the timetable to the CBS Director for resolution.
for this activity.
1.2 This shall also serve as the basis for the Chancellor in the 6.0 FOR YOUR GUIOANCE AND COMPLIANCE.
issuance of his own constituent university budget calt.
{Sqd.l JOSE V. ABU EVA
2.0 FISCAL PROGRAM President

2.1 In estimating the part of the proposed budget to be fund-

ed from government subsidy. observance of the limit-
27 March 1989
ations set forth in Sec. 2.0 of National Budget Memoran-
dum No. 47 dated 8 February 1989 is hereby enjoined.
MEMORANDUM NO. 15
Hence, the following relevant figures (%1 are to be con-
sidered:
FOR Prof. Emerlinda B. Roman
University Secretary
1. Inflation factor - 8%
2. Overall increase allowed for SUCs - 5.fYJf,
RE Authority to Sign Vouchers

2.1.1 Personal Services IPS)

Effective immediately you are authorized to sign vouchers be-
ing sent to the President's Office for:
There shalf be no increase in PS except to pro- 1. Food and other items chargeable to the President's Repre-
pose the integration of the 4.9% for the faculty
sentation Allowance.
members to complete the increase as mandated in
2. Office supplies and miscellaneous items chargeable to the
Memo. No. 156 and the adjustment for non-
Office of the President.
regular personnel under NCe No. 51.
ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABU EVA
2.1.2 Maintenance and Other Operating Expenses
President
1MODE I

Increase for MODE shall be guided by the

allowable overall increase of 5.6% for SUCs and 27 March 1.989
the 8% inflation factor.
MEMORANOUM NO. 16
2.1.3 Capital Outlays (CO)
FOR : Chancellor Emesto G. Tabujara, UP Diliman
Prioritize the proposals for eo giving more Chancellor Raul P. de Guzman, UP Los Banos
attention to completion of on-qclnq projects and Chancellor Ernesto O. Domingo,1 UP Manila
renovation of critical facilities. Chancellor Rogelio O. Juliano, UP Visayas
SUBJECT Iskotar ng Bevan Program (STFAPI
2.2 In estimating the other part of the proposed FY 1990
budget to be funded from U.P. income, each constituent We wish to remind you of the meeting on the ISKOLAR NG
university should take into account atl income sources. SAYAN Program on Thursday. April 6, 1989 at 1:30 p.m. at the
Assumptions and basis for determining income estimates Faculty Center, Conference Room.
from each source should be submitted together with the As we agreed in the last PAC meeting. each constituent univer-
income estimates. sity shall send its own group who will manage the implementation
of the ISKOLAR ng BA YAN Program. Each constltutent university
3.0 FORMS may send up to 16 representatives. You are free to choose your
representatives but we think the attendance of the following
3.1 Accomplish all relevant forms as prescribed in NBM No. personnel is very important:
47 and submit these in 2 hard copies and computer dis- Dean of Students
kettes to the Controllership and Budget Staff (CBS). Registrar
OSA Personnel
3.2 Templates for general forms to be accomplished shall be Chief Accountant
provided in computer diskettes by the Controllership and Budget Officer
Budget Staff. Forms that apply to particular constituent Cashier
universities (CUl only should be prepared by the CU con- Assessor
cerned, e.g., U.P. Manila for Philippine General Hospital FaCUltY volunteers
forms.
5 SFA and Budget Oirector (for UP Diliman and System) 17
 Pleasesend the following data to the Office of the Vice-President
for Planning and Finance (c/o Mitch Perez] not later than April 4.
1) Distribution of GIA by category (Groups 1-34) and TFD
grantees by income bracket, AY 1985.s9.
21 Distribution of Student Loan Board grantees, by college AY
1988-89.
3) Income dlsttibutjon of students per Form 5 (Znd semester
1983-891.
{In the case of UP vfsavas. a summary for the entire university
and separate schedules for Iloilo, Cebu and Tacloban are requested}.
ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABUEVA
President
such exercise is stated in my letter dated March 30, 1989, copy of
March 31. 1989
MEMORANOUM NO. 17
TO Dr. Julieta M. SlIvellal10
Dean, College of Education
SUBJECT Case of Mr. Igor Ballen. Et AI. at the
U.P. Integrated School
Please be advised that the decision of the President to allow the
students. earlier meted the penalty including that of prohibition
from joining the commencement exercises of the UP IS, has been
exercised under Article 50 of the University Code. The reasons for
which is hereto attached.
Further to this letter, which , addressed to Prof. and Mrs.
Jerome F. Bailen , please conduct a study on how new officers of the
CAT Program are being recruited. It could not be denied that in-
tending officers of the program undergo a sort of a test and this
obvlcuslv includes the ritual of hazing.
Further, to make it more precise as a violation, the rules and
regulations in the discipline of UPIS students should be restudied
and if warranted, be amended to include hazing or initiation or
infliction of physical or mental torture on a student as a strictly
prohibited act and therefore punishable.

ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABU EVA

President

HISTORICAL PAPE"RSAND DOCUMENTS ' ....

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LETTERS It was nice to see you here with your fellow silver jubilarians.
4 January 1989 The world seems to be so small whenever we get in touch! Here's
hoping that 1989 will be a good year, especially for the University.
Ref. No. JVA-89-1
Sincerely yours,

Dr. Vicente Limcaoco

Executive Director
ISgd.l JOSE V. ABU EVA
Friends of V.P. Foundation in America
President
439 Loucrott Road
Haddonfield, New Jersey 08033
U.S.A.
6 January 1989
Dear Dr. Limcaoco:
Ref. No. JVA-89-3
In order that the University could award the FUPFA Professorial
Chairs starting Academic Year 1989-1990, please transmit the Or. Fernando Carrascoso
FUPFA Professorial chair funds amounting to approximately General Manager
$149,000.00 to the V.P. Foundation, Inc. IUPFIl. The earnings of Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office
the fund from January through June of 1989 will provide the Manila
honoraria starting 1 July 1989, which is the effectivity date of
Professorial chair appcintrnents for the academic year. Dear Dr. Cerrescoso:
As approved in the recent meeting of the FUPFA Board of
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Trustees held in New York, the funds will be held in trust for The renovation and modernization of the Philippine General
FUPFA by the UPFI and only the income will be spent for Pro. Hospital (PGH) are now nearing completion. The P405,OOO,OOO
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tessonat Chair honorarja of the faculty. Please transmit the funds new Out-Patient Department (OPD) funded from a Japanese grant
s:'" to Our bank account described below: aid will be operational in March of this year. The so-catted 7-storey
EI central block is now being equipped to operationatize the new labo-
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Account Name : V.P. Foundation, Inc. ratories, operating rooms, intensive care unit, nursery, radiology and
Z Account No. IU.S. Dollarl961-187 other central service facilities. Funds for the equipment for the
~ Bank Name : Metropolitan Bank & Trust central block will come from the National Government (supple-
~ Company menta I budget) and from Ita lian and Spanish government grants.

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Address Katipunan Branch It is now certain that adequate funds will be available for the basic
::l Katipunan Avenue equipment needed for most hospital services. What is not available
Loyola Heights is money for maintaining these expensive and state-of-the-art
~ Quezon City, Philippines equipment in order to put them to proper and lasting use.
Attention : Ms. Pamela de Guzman After a thorough study on how best to maintain these equip.
18 Manager ment, it is the opinion of experts as well as of the PGH Advisory
 Board that PGH should contract the maintenance of equipment and
facilities to qualified parties, preferably their manufacturers. This,
however, will require a big amount of money which cannot realis-
tically come from the PGH budget or even the National Govern-
ment. Neither would foreign governments be interested in funding
the maintenance of such equipment.
One way of provid ing this necessary fund is to set up a PGH
Endowment Fund, the proceeds of which wllt be earmarked for the
purpose. A very conservative estimate of the amount needed for
maintenance of the equipment of the Outpatient Department, one
of the five major units of the hospital, runs to about P8 Million per
year. Extrapolation from this figure indicates that a minimum of
P10a Million is needed as initial capital, the income of which can
maintain a significant proportion of critical instruments.
It is in this connection that we respectfullv request the Philip-
pine Charity Sweepstakes Office to consider granting the University
of the Philippines the amount of PlOD Million as a contribution to
the endowment fund. the proceeds of which wilt be used to ensure
a high standard of medica! care from PGH through maintenance of
its equipment.
We are aware that the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes has been
supporting many worthwhile causes and programs benefitting
various segments of our society. Our expanded and modernized
PGH, a significant part of the national health system, is one such
program geared to health as a basic need of our people. PGH is
serving more than 400,000 patients a year and wiH soon be able to
extend its services to over 600,000. Moreover it is the foremost
training hospital in the country. accommodating the needs of new
doctors from various medical schools. The support that your Office
can give to a vital need of PGH will ensure that our country's
largest hospital complex will be able to provide the best possible
health care to its clientele, most of whom are indigent.
We shall be glad to discuss this request further with you, should
you need more details regarding the matter.
Thank you.
With assurances of our highest esteem.
Sincerely yours,
politically, economically. academicallv." far a UP presence in
Mindanao. It uses the United Nations University as model where the
approach is complementary. reinforcing and synergistic. rather than
.ccmoettttve and duplicating.
The proposed bill provides for the following components of con-
sortfurn arrangements: Il) a UP outreach program for teacher-
renewal and teacher-tralnirq at the graduate level to benefit the
faculties of Mindanao universities and colleges, (2) UP fellowships
for faculty members of participating Mindanao universities and
coueaes tor graduate work at the University of the Philippines, (3)
UP scholarships for honor graduates of Mindanao high schools who
are admitted to the University. (4) joint research programs with
Mindanao universities and colleges focused on peace and develop-
ment in Mindanao, and IS) development of selected high schools
in Mindanao in cooperation with the Department of Education,
Culture and Sports (DECSl. for the purpose of enabling more
students from low-income families to prepare themselves to qualify
for admission to UP.
UP in Mindanao Update (herewith) details a bit more the
approach we wish to take.
With your great concern for the development of Mindanao, we
are hopeful that you will give the proposed bill your enthusiastic
and all-out support. Ideally, the bill should become tawas early as
March 1989 so that it can be implemented at the start of the school-
year 1989·1990 in June 1989.
With all good wishes.
Yours sincerely,
ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABU EVA
President
10 January 1989
Ref. No. JVA·89-8

Dr. Ahmad E. Alonto. Jr.

ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABU EVA
President
President
Mlndanao State University
Marawi City

9 January 1989 Dear Dr. Alonto:

I have consulter! the College of Science about your request for the
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services of Dr. Hemeqio Tee. The College has indicated that it could
not release Dr. Tee inasmuch as he is, during this semester. handling
Sen. Aquilino Pimentel, Jr.
classes which cannot be reassigned to other faculty members. I do
Senate of the Philippines
agree with the College that he should stay on until the end of the
Manila
second semester and finish his classes.
!, therefore, regret very much that we cannot favorably consider
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Dear Senator Pimentel: 'oj
your request for Dr. Tee's services effective at the start of January

I have the honor to send you herewith a copy each of:

1989. However, SOOn after the end of the second semester, Dr. Tee
may be released to enable him to join your University. .,C1
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Thank you and with best wishes for the New Year.
1. A draft bill entitled "An Act Supporttnq the Extension of UP
Programs and Services to Mindanao and Appropriating Funds There-
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fore."
Very truly yours, "•
2. UP in Mindanao Update, Issue No.1, August. 1988. '.,-
ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABU EVA
President
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Both of the above address the fact that less than 10% of UP stu- 0;
dents come from Mindanao. We can and we ought to improve upon ...,..,,
that figure, given the importance of Mindanao to the nation.
We have therefore requested Senator Edgardo J. Angara and ::::
Congressman Carlos M. Padilla, Chairman of the Committee on Edu-
cation inthe Senate and in the House of Representatives, respective-
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tv. to introduce and sponsor the above-mentioned bill. Your co- ......
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sponsorship of the bilt would be at once welcome and crucial. (:J>
The draft bilt envisions consortium arrangements between UP I <C
and Mindanao universities, recommended by a Task Force created in
1983 by then UP President Angara, as the means "most acceptable, ~ 19
 January 10, 1989
Ref. No. JVA·89-29
Dr. David Winder
Representative for Southeast Asia
The Ford Foundation
Jakarta. J ndonesla
Dear Dr. Winder:
This is to endorse the request of the University of the Philippines
at Los Banos (UPLB) for financial assistance from the Ford Found-
ation in the amount of US $5,550.00 to help defray the cost of
plane fares and per diems of 3 UPLB senior officials for their return
visit to the People's Republic of China. The 3 officials would form
part of a delegation of 6 people {includinq Mrs. Maria Patroclnio E.
de Guzman and 2 other senior UPLB officials) who will constitute
the delegation to visit PRC on April 4-17,1989.
UPLB has served as host during the past several years to a
number of visiting officials and faculty members from universities
and research institutions from PRC. UPLB has also about 30 PRC
students in its graduate programs every semester. The delegation
members plan to confer with officials of universities/research insti-
tutes in PRC for strengthening of collaborative linkages between
these institutions and UPLB. Chancellor Raul P. de Guzman also
expects to discuss with appropriate officials in the government of
the People's Republic of China its active participation in the Eastern
Regional Organization for Public Administration (EROPAI.
We would like to reiterate our expression of gratitude to The
Ford Foundation for its continuing support and assistance to the
University of the Philippines.
Very truly yours,
ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABU EVA
President
12 January 1989
Ref. No. JVA-89-11
Han. Solita Monsod
Director General
National Economic Development Authority
Pasig, Metro Manila
Re: UP National Institute of Geological Sciences Proposal for
the Extension and Expansion of the RP-German Geology
Project
Dear Secretary Monsod:
We have been informed that the subject proposal has not been
• included in the package of assistance in the just concluded bilateral
negotiations despite my confirmation last 20 October 1988 that the
University places the highest priority on this proposal.
Such a decision has a number of far-reaching consequences in-
asmuch as this joint project between the Philippines and Germany is
not yet complete. This disruption of the development of expert
manpower in the Earth Sciences could have the following effects:
1. A setback in the science and technology development pro-
gram of the National Government. Among the thirteen (13)
sectors identified by the Presidential Task Force in Science
and Technology Development in its Status Report of 04
November 1978, manpower in the Earth Sciences is needed
in at least the following sectors: marine fisheries and ocean-
ography, energy, metals and engineering, construction,
20 mining and minerals, and process industry. Manpower deve-
lopment plays a very siqniflvant role in the Science and Tech-
nology program of the country.
2. The development of geology, a scientific field essential for
human survival in the 21st century, will remain stunted in the
Philippines. Geologic knowledge is essential in addressing en-
vironmental issues and resources needed by modern man such
as water, soil Quality. and rock stability.
3. Geological research is a primary requisite to adequate
national planning. This is especially needed by the Philip-
pines which has a long coastline, and is in an earthquake and
volcanic belt.
It is noteworthy that, as a result of the RP·German geology pro-
ject, the graduate program in Geology has been revived with nine
(9) M.S. students defending their theses in 1988 and the first Ph.D.
cand idate scheduled to defend his d issartat ion early in 1989. Termi-
nation of the project at this time will harm this program and serious-
ly affect the supply of advanced manpower in geology.
Because of the crucial importance of implementing the proposed
extension of the RP-German Geology Project, may we request your
Office to arrange, at the earliest time convenient, a meeting between
the representatives of the German Government, NEDA, and the
University, so that the recent decision on the project may be recon-
sidered.
Sincerely yours,
ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABUEVA
President
13 January 1989
Ref. No. JVA-89-13
Honorable Guillermo N. Carague
Secretary
Department of Budget and Management
Malacananq, Manila
THRU, Undersecretary Jesus Beringuela
SUBJECT P3,527,697 FOR OVERTIME CLAIMS OF U.P.
BASILAN LAND GRANT WORKERS
Dear Sir:
This is in connection with the payment of overtime claims of the
workers and employees of the U.-P-:Land Grant in Basilan City. Last
September 25, 1985, a favorable decision was rendered by the
Supreme Court on the appeal of the Mindanao Federation of Labor
for the payment of such claims. In view of this, may we request for
the release of P3,527,697.48, the amount needed to pay said over-
time claims, chargeable against any savings of the National Govern-
ment.
Please be informed that the Uruversttv paid the total amount of
P7,995,850.70 for separation and terminal leave of pay of these
employees. To effect this payment, U.P. obtained a loan from NDG
in the amount of P4.5 M loan from NDC will be paid from the ex-
pected income from the lease of the land grant. However, with the
implementation of CARP, the expected income of the Unlversttv
will be reduced upon the transfer of the land grants to its tenants.
I think you will appreciate our earnestness to use our own resour-
ces to settle our obligations with our former employees. However,
this time around, we do need your assistance in locating P3,527,'
697.48 to pay the overtime claims.
For your kind attention and consideration.
Sincerely yours,
[Sgd.) JOSE V. ABUEVA
President
 16 January 1989
Ref. No. JVA-89·14
Atty. Feliciano Belmonte, Jr.
General Manager
Government Service Insurance System
Quezon City
Dear Atty. Belmonte:
We are in the process of activating the uc-varaas Museum to
transform it into an effective University Museum. Apart from main-
taining .it as the repository of the art and library collection of the
late Jorge B. Vargas, we would like it to become a fru ltfu! partner in
the teaching and research activities of the University in the fields of
Philippine art and culture, and a venue for informal and enjoyable
learning for the community at large, particularly for the residents of
Quezon City.
To enable the UP-Vargas Museum to fulfill this role, the Museum
is undertaking its first fund-raising campaign on 22 February 1989
by way of an art sale. We are requesting artists and donors to give at
least one outright donation; the proceeds from the sale of the
artist's other works shall be shared 60-40% in favor of the artist or
• donor .
In addition to the art sale, we are also launching two organiza-
tions which shall help mobilize support for the Museum, namely,
the Friends of the Museum and the Quezon City Historical Com-
mission.
Since you are one of the leading citizens of Quezon City, with a
deep interest in Philippine art and culture, and notable too for your
expertise on hurnlsmatics. we request your help in rallying artists,
art patrons, and donors for our fund-raising campaign in February
and in organizing the Friends of the Museum and the Quezon City
Historical Commission.
I am designating Prof. Aurora Aoxas-Lim, University Museum
Curator, to discuss the projects of the uc-varcas Museum with you
at your earliest convenience.
In anticipation of your favorable reply, I wish now to express
our gratitude for your continued interest in and concern for the
University. With your valuable support, we shall surely succeed in
realizing our vision for an effective, lively, and stimulating Museum
for Quezon City.
With best wishes and regards.
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Sincerely yours,
ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABU EVA
President
16 Enero 1989
Aef. No. JVA-89-23
Kgg. Felicisimo T. San Luis
Puncnq- Lalawlqan
Latawigan ng Laguna
Sta. Cruz, Laqu na
Mahal na Punonq-Lalewtqan San Luis:
Hinggil sa tlham na lntnadala ninvonq may pet sa Disvernbre 22,
1988 na erninq natanggap noonq Enero 4, 1989, nais naming ipa-
batid sa Invo na ang mga oaqlabaq sa batas na nabanggit sa inyong
liham ay katulad rin ng ulat ipinaqbiqav-alem namin sa kaukulang
tanqqapan ng pamahalaan at sa mga alaqad ng betas. Ang Umber-
sidad ng Ptllptnas ay patulov na nakikipagtulungan sa DENA at PC
upang masugpo ang mga "illegal loggers" na patutov na nag puputol
ng kahoy sa tabas ng reserbasyon ng UP Land Grants at gumagamit
ng mga dokumentong huwad. Handa naming panindigan ang katoto-
hanan na ang Unibersidad n9 Pilipinas kailanman ay hindi naqlala-
yang masangkot sa "illegal logging" at.ang mga ulat na nabanggit
sa inyong liham sv mga paratang lamanq na kinakailanqanq imbes-
tigahan ng mga kinauukulan. Sa katunayan, mga empleyeado n9 UP
at NDC ang nag-report na ginagamit og mqa illegal loggers ang rnqa
huwad na lisensvanq may pangalang Unlbersidad. Ang mga nama-
mahala n9 UP Land Grants av kasatukuvanq patutov na naqsasaqawa
n9 mqa kaukulang hakbanq upang rnatiqil ang paggamit n9 mga
huwad na dokumentonq may pangalang Unibersidad n9 Pifipinas
n9 mga masasamang elemento n9 ating bavan.
Noong nakaraanq Disyembre 13, 1988, kami ay naqpadala sa
lnvo n9 liham kung saan av Iniutet namin ang tunay na adhlkain nq
UP Land Grants bilanq tsanq proyektong panq-bavan. Ang Uniber-
sided ng Pillpinas ay tumutulong sa paglilinang ng UP Land Grants
sa pamamagitan ng pagtatanim ng rnqa punonqkahcv. kape at iba't
ibang bungang-kahoy at ang qinaqamit sa paglilinang na ito ay ang
kinikita ng Unibersidad n9 Plllpinas buhat sa "logging". Nals din
naming ulitin na ang Unlbersldad ay hindi naglalayon na ubusin ang
kahoy sa Land Grant bagkus tinutulungan nito ang mga mama-
mayan sa rnqa kanugnog bayan na magkaroon ng mabuti at mata-
tag na hanapbuhay at makatulong sa paqtillnanq ng mga lalawiqan
ng Quezon at Laguna.
Sa kadahilanang iisa ang atinq lavun!n. hinihilinq narnln na tavo
ay maqtutuqan upanq sa ganoon ay masugpo natin ang suliranin
tungkol sa "illegal logging".
Maraming safamat po.
Matapat na sumasaivc.
(Sgd.1 JOSE V. ABUEVA
Pangulo
17 January 1989
Ref. No. JVA-89·15
Ho n. Solita Collas-Monsod
Secretary
National Economics & Development Authority
Amber Avenue, Paste
Metro Manila
ATTENTION: Dr. Carolina Guina
Director, Public Investment Staff
Dear Secretary Monsod:
This refers to the DSQ Programme (Direct Aid to Educational
Establishment) of the Hovel Netherlands Government which aims to
develop manpower and strengthen training institutions in developing
c
COuntries.
The Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Department of Develop-
ment Cooperation (OGISI. intends to send a mission to the Philip-
pines sometime in February this year to determine the areas of
for collaboration between the Netherlands International Institute
of Management lAVB) and a local institution. We would be very
pleased if you could endorse to this mission the University of the
Philippines at one of the local institution with whom collaboration
can be discussed. The University, as you know, is very much in-
volved in the development of entrepreneurship through a number of
degree programs, training programs, and extension or outreach pro-
jects.
Thank you for your kind attention.
Sincerely yours,
(Sgd.! JOSE V. ABUEVA
President
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 17 January 1989 tions of President Bush's Admi-
nistration for US-Philippine Re-
Ref. No. JVA-89-18 lations"
Venue: Faculty Center
Honorahle Raul S. Manglapus Conference Hall
Secretary Please see enclosed program
Department of Foreign Affairs invitation)
Manila I sincerely hope that you will honor us with your visit.
With best wishes.
Dear Secretary Manglapus:
Sincerely yours,
t just received this afternoon your very urgent letter dated 11
January 1989. ISgd.l JOSE V. ABUEVA
As I have already informed some members of the UNESCO President
National Commission, it will not be possible for the University to
confer an honorary degree to Dr. Federico Mayor, the Director-
General of UNESCO, at this time.
However, yesterday I agreed to the invitation to be extended to
24 January 1989
the Director-General and Senator Santanma Rasul as Guests at the
Ritual Opening of University Cinema Theater-Archives on 26 Jan-
uary 1989. Moreover, we shall meet Dr. Mayor for an hour before Ref. No. JVA·89·20
the ceremony to discuss some ideas that may be of interest to him.
On this we are in touch with Mr. Francisco Trinidad of UNACOM. Mr. Bayani Bernabe
I would like to take this occasion to congratulate you on your President
excellent speech on foreign policy which you delivered at the PICC U.P. Club of Ontario
this morning. In your inimitable manner, your articulation of our cIa Mr. & Mrs. Arter F. Jorge
foreign policy had an extraordinary breadth, depth, and forward- 1300 Britannia Road East
looking thrust. Your understanding, wisdom and eloquence made it Mississauqa. Ontario, L4W lC8
a most remarkable presentation. Canada
With best wishes.
Dear Bavant,
Sincerely yours,
I trust you are well and in good spirits at this start of the New
ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABU EVA Year, and that you received my letter thanking you for your hos-
President pitality and support during our visit there last year.
This time I'd like to let you know that Dr. Julia Ching of Vic-
toria College has invited U.P. Regent Flerida Ruth P. Romero,
Special Assistant to President Ccrazon C. Aquino, to speak at the
University of Toronto in early May 1989. Regent Romero taught
20 January 1989 Law in UP and served as Director of the UP law Center before she
became Executive Secretary of the Constitutional Commission that
Ref. No. JVA.g9-17 frame the 1987 Constitution. Given her rich experience and as
Special Assistant to President Aquino, Regent Romero is in a key
His Excellency Nicholas pratt posltlcn and vantage point to speak on the President'S leadership

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United States Ambassador and oonc.es and on any of various public issues that would be of
to the Philippines interest to our uP alumni here.
Embassy of the United States of America You may therefore wish to co-sponsor her speaking engagement
Hoxas Btvd., Manila or professorial lecture at the University of Toronto. In this con-
nection, you may get in touch with Dr. Julia Ching at this address:
Dear Ambassador Platt: Dr. Julia Ching
Victoria College
May I invite you 10 visit the University of the Philippines on 73 Queen's Park Crescent
Friday, 27 January 1989, from 11:00 o'clock in the morning until Toronto, Ontario
4:00 o'clock in the afternoon. This will provide us the opportunttv Canada M5S 1K7
to meet and discuss some aspects of our work in the University and Tel. No. 416-585-4407 (Office)
the important subject of US-Philippine relations at the start of Presi- messages: 416-530-1071 (home)
dent George Bush's administration .
• Below is the planned itinerary for your visit: Sincerely yours,

11 :00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. - meeting with University officials ISgd.l JOSE V. ABU EVA
at the Office of the President, President
Quezon Hall, Diliman
12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. - lunch with University officials
and selected faculty members at
the Executive House, U.P. Djli-
man
2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. - guest speaker in the Symposium
Series: "The Philippines and the
World Community" sponsored by
the Department of Political
Science

22 Proposed Topic'. "The l mplica-

 Ref. No. JVA-89-22 24January 1989
Her Excellency
President Carazon C, Aquino
Malacafianq. Manila
Dear Mrs. President:
The expansion and modernization programs of the Philippine
General Hospital jPGHl are nearing completion. When operational
in April 1989, PGH will have the largest and most modern out-
patient department in the country and maybe the ASEAN region.
The in-patient facility will greatly improve not only its ability to
extend all levels of health care to indigent patients but also will
enable the University of the Philippines to double its capability in
training physicians and other health workers. New services will be
established, like the Trauma Center, Existing services in cancer care
and emergency medicine will be more comprehensive and up to
date.
As you well know, Your Excellency, these programs are being
financed by the Filipino people thru their taxes greatly augmented
by generous help from friendly governments notably Japan. It was
through your representations during your official visit to Japan that
Japanese support for the PGH Out-Patient Department was assured.
Led by you. the efforts and understanding of other officials made
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possible the financial assistance that PGH needed .
It is but fitting that the formal opening of the new PGH, not
only the Out-Patient Department building, be marked by an appro-
priate ceremony. In this regard, Your Excellency, the University of
the Philippines is planning a program to cornmemctate the occasion.
This is to be held in April of this year with you as the guest of
honor. A good date would be the first week of April or such time as
would be convenient for you.
In your speech, you could affirm the commitment of your
Administration to serve the poor and underprivileged segments of
our society through the expanded and modern health services of the
PGH_
Respectfullv yours,
ISgd.1 JOSE V_ ABU EVA
President
Ref. No. JVA-89-26 26 January 1989
• Ginoonq Domingo S. Scriac. Jr.
Caminawit, San Jose
Occidental Mindoro
Mahar na Ginoong Sonac:
Silang karuqunan sa inyong liham sa Panqutorq Aquino noo nq
Oktubre 28, 1988. na iplnasa sa amin para sa kaukulang aksvon.
nets naming ipabatid S<I in vo na sa Unibersidad n9 Pilipinas av m2Y
"grant-in-aid" at "scholarship" para sa rnqa maq-eara! na may iwing
tattno nqunt't kapos sa panqtustos sa paq-aeret. Ang "grant-in-aid"
ay naqbibiqav ng lihreng mat rik ula, P50Q para pambil i nq aklat at
P5QO na panggastos buwan-buwan. Ito av batav sa tau nang kit a ng
oamilva ng maq-aarat. Karamihan naman sa mqa "scholarship" ev
para lang sa maq-aar al na nakapasok na sa Pamntasan.
Katekip n9 !iham na ito av isang "flyer" tungkol sa "scholarship"
at ihanq tutona para mekapaq-a-al sa U.P. at isang apllk asvo n para
sa "qraru-in-aid."
Para makakuha ng "grant-in-aid", kailanqan munang matanqqap
ang iS3ng mag-aaral sa Umbersidud. Mangyari lamanq na lumiham sa
Tanggapan ng Registrar sa Untberstded tungkol duo.
Sumasalnvo.
I.Lagdal JOSE V. ABUEVA
Pangulo
27 January 1989
Ref. No. JV A-89·28
Ms. Felicitas Radaic
Dance Theater Philippines
U.P. College of Music
Diliman, Quezon City
Dear Ms. Pada!c:
Your letter to Secretary Fiorello Estuar requesting funds for the
construction of dance stud los. classrooms and office was referred by
the Department of Public Works and Highways to the Department
of Education, Culture and Sports, which in turn referred the matter
to us.
I regret very much to inform you that because of financial
constraints, the University is unable at this time to set aside funds
for this purpose. The funds we got for Calendar Year 1989 from the
National Government have already been earmarked fOI projects
which have long been delayed. Other priority projects had to be lett
out because funds provided are not sufficient.
Needless to say, we, in the University, wish to express our aocre-
elation to you for going out of your way to seek funding sources
for this project.
Thank you.
Sincerely yours,
ISgd.1 JOSE V_ ABUEVA
President I
27 January 1989
Ref. No. JVA-89-32
Mr. Eufemio C. Domingo
Chairman, Special Audit Office
Commission on A.udit
Diliman, Quezon City
Dear Mr. Domingo:
This is with reference to your letter of 13 January 1989, an ad-
vance copy of which was received by my off ice on 25 January, re-
garding the constitution of an audit team from the special audit
office to conduct a special audit of the University of the Philippines.
I welcome the aud it team.
I take note of your statement that the team shall also be review-
ing "the manner in which (UP) programs are being administered and
the results of these programs" I hope this statement does not mean
that your auditors will examine how our programs of reaching, 11)-
search and outreach are being carried out bv our faculty and r n-
searchers, and will evarunte their results. for I believe that only
competent teachers and scholars are in a position 10 do this In t he
exercise of their academic freedom.
In fact, our scientists, scholars ann cr eative artists are consranuv
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reviewing and c:riticizinq their own work, and the academic com-
munity outside U.P., in the coumrv and abroad. contribute to this
process of scientific and scholarly peer review.
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I do welcome eOA's effort to help government Agencies and ,
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other state supported institutions to improve their operations and
remove obstacles to the realization of their goals and objectives.
With my best wishes for your contmued good health and success.
Stncerelv yours,
(Sgd.) JOSE V. ABUEVA
President
 30 January 1989 30 January 1989

Ref. No. JVA-89-30

Ref. No. JVA-89-31

Honorable Jose Ong

Dr. Michael Cullinane
Commissioner
Program Officer
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Center for South and Southeast
BIR National Office
Asian Studies
BIR Building, Quezon City
130 Lane Hall
University of Michigan
Attention: The Chief
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Law Division

Dear Dr. Cullinane:

Dear Commissioner Onq:

I am pleased to inform you that the College of Agriculture is

Pursuant to the provision in the Constitution (Art. XIV, Sec. 4)
favorably considering the appointment of Edmund Russell as Visit-
that all revenues and assets of non-stock, non-profit educational
ing Assistant Professor and the appointment of Lucy Russell as
institutions shall be exempt from taxes, we are hereby requesting
Visiting Research Fellow/Scholar this schoolyear. However, because
from your office for the corresponding certification that the Univer-
of financial constraints, their appointments shall be without com-
sity of the Philippines can present to its banks and trust or invest-
pensation.
ment managers.
Lucy's and Edmund's papers have been forwarded to the deans
On a number of occasions I have learned a great deal from your
of the two colleges. Please advise them to communicate directly
participation in TV programs featuring you as a guest. I look
with the deans, and to explain in more detail their plans during their
forward to meeting you personally in the near future.
stay here.
We hope for your kind attention on this matter,
The names and addresses of the deans are:
Dean Bartolome S. Carafe
Sincerely yours,
College of Law
University of the Philippines Diliman
ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABU EVA
Diliman, Quezon City
President
Philippines
Dean Ruben L. Villareal
College of Agriculture
University of the Philippines Los Banos
30 January 1989
College, Laguna
Phil ippines
Ref. No. JV A·S9-33

With best regards.

Dr, Emmanuel T. Velasco, BSBA '60; CStat '64
Director, Svcip. Gorres, Velavo and Co.
Sincerely yours,
105 De la Rosa St., Legaspi Village
Makatf Metro Manila
ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABU EVA
President
Dear Director Velasco:

We are pleased to hear of your appointment as Vice-President for

30 January 1989 Research and Development of the Philippine Chamber of Commerce •
and Industry, For us here in our Alma Mater, this is an occasion to i
Ref. No. JVA-89-34 be proud.
Congratulations and best wishes.
Mr. Venancio "Benjie" Johnson Paras
A-9 K Square Townhomes
Sincerely yours,
Cenacle Drive
Sanville Subdivision
ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABU EVA
Quezon City
President
Dear Beniie.

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......
The U.P. Community joins me in congratulating you on the oc-
casion of your having been conferred The Most Valuable Player
30 January 1989
... award (Amateur Division) by the Philippine Sports Association . Ref. No. JVA·89-51
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.s: This accomplishm'ent does us proud even as we anticipate bigger

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E successes for you in the future, We know you wilt not fail because
you have the guidance and inspiration of the U.P. tradition of ex-
cellence.
Atty. Sergio P. Kawi
Chairman
Cordillera Regional Assembly
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~ 4th Floor, Magsaysay Avenue
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Sincerely yours, Baguio City

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ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABU EVA
President
Dear Atty. Kawi:

Thank you for the resolution of October 27, 1988 urging the

24 retention of the UP College Baguio High Schoof (UPCBHS).

 This morning, the UP Board of Regents met to discuss, among zatton of the physical facilities and other resources of the high
other things, the high schools in UP. My proposal which eventually school for supporting tertiary-level proqrams that are relevant to the
was approved by the Board, called for the gradual phase-out of the needs of the region.
UPCBHS. starting Academic Year 1989-1990. This proposal was Finally, I wish to assure you that the University is committed to
based on a long and careful examination of the situation, the results assist in the development of educational institutions in the region,
of which' would like to share with you. though not necessarily through the offering of a high school but
The Board of Regents approved the establishment of the through more meaningful assistance to other secondary schools and
UPCBHS in 1972 for the following reasons: to colleges and universities in the area.
a. The University High School can serve as a feeder for the UP at Thank you.
Saguio.
·b. The University High School can solve the rise in tuition fees and Very truly yours,
the phasing out of some private schools in Baqulc.
c. The University High School can provide better prospects for (Sgd.) JOSE V. ABUEVA
college in terms of general education. President
d. The University High School can serve as an integral part of the
graduate program in education by serving as a laboratory and
demonstration school for prospective teachers. 31 January 1989
The Board's approval provides, however, that the high school in
UP at Baguio must be self-supporting: it should not entail any
Ref. No. JVA·89·39
subsidy from the budget of the university.
An examination of the present situation in 8aguio in relation to
Dear Parents:
. the reasons for its establishment reveals the following:
a. On an insignificant number of UPCBHS graduates qualified for
It is not often that we write directly to the parents of our stu-
admission and actually enrolled in UPCB from 1932 up to 1986.
dents, but this is important.
Out of the 1216 freshmen admitted by UPCB during this period,
The University of the Philippines is implementing a "Socialized
only 89 or 7.'Y/Q werE\ graduates of UPCBHS. The high school
Tuition and Financial Assistance Program" (or STFAPl. So that you
graduated 273 students during this five-year period.
will understand what this is all about, and we can have the benefit
b. A survey made in August 1986 showed that UPCBHS charged
of your insights and suggestions, we are sending you the attached
the highest school fees at P1000 per year among the 10 high
primer on STFAP.
schools in the Baquio area that were surveyed by UPCB. The
The STFAP is intended to democratize access to UP and pro-
lowest fees were charged by the following schools:
mote social justice. We believe it is agood first step toward realizing
UB Science High School P150/year some of our people's aspirations for a democratic, just, and humane
Pines City High School 182/year society as expressed in the 1987 Constitution. We also believe it will
Baquio City High School 266/year redound to the greater among them, especially those who come
BCF High School 596.54/year from lower-income families.
The other schools surveyed charged P934 to P955/year with We hope you find the primer instructive. Your comments, sug-
only Baquio Patriotic High School charging as much as U.P. This gestions, or questions about the proposal are most welcome, and we
survey did not include Brent School which charges extremely would be very happy to benefit from them.
high fees. Thank you. Let us hear from you soon.
c. From 1982 to 1986,153 UPCSHS graduates qualified for admis-
sion to the various units of the U.P. System out of a total 273 Sincerely yours,
UPCBHS graduates who took the UPCAT. This is much higher
than the national average of less than 2CYlo, but considerably (Sgd.) JOSE V. ABUEVA
lower than the 93% of UPLB Rural High School and 88% of the President
UP Iloilo High School.
d. UPCB does not offer programs in Education and its high school
is not serving as a laboratory or demonstration school for
Ref. No. JVA·89·35 31 January 1989
prospective teachers.
When the UPCB was reorganized in 1976, the BOR provided
President David Pierpont Gardner
for the establishment of a Division of Education which shall be
University of California
composed of a Department of Professional Education and a High
Berkeley, California 94720
School Department. Only the High School Department has been
U.S.A.
in oontinuous operation but the Department of Professional
Education was never organized.
Dear President Gardner:
The High School was given the opportunity to study the
possibility of making the high school a laboratory school of the
Thank you for your invitation to the conference of presidents
Division. The high school Principal was requested several times
of leading public universities in countries bordering the Pacific
to chair the committee to establish the Division of Education.
Ocean in Asia, the South Pacific, and North America scheduled for
The principal, however, declined the request because, according
tylay 10, 11, and 12, 1989, in San Francisco.
to her, the high school prefers the status quo.
As I have indicated to Dr. Richard H. Fuller of the Asia Found-
e. The UPCBHS is not a self-supporting unit. For 1986, it had an
ation, Philippines, I have the honor to accept your invitation to
Internal Operating Budget of P816,900 and an income of
Participate in this conference, subject to the approval of our Board
P255,200. This means that the University subsidized the opera-
of Regents.
tion of UPCBHS in the amount of P560,700 in 1986.
1 hope to receive a copy of the preliminary slate of topics and
As you would note, the proposal to phase out the high school is
topic options soon.
based on careful evaluation. I would also like to assure you that in
With best regards.
implementing the phase-out, every effort will be made to transfer
academic and administrative personnel to available positions suit-
Sincerely yours,
able to their qualifications. UP Diliman, which administers UP
College Baquio and its high school, has also been asked to prepare
(Sgd.! JOSE V. ABU EVA
i~mediately detailed personnel plans coverinq all faculty members President
and employees of the high school, and plans for the eventual utili- 25
 Ref. No. JVA-89-37 1 February 1989 2 February 1989

Prof. Faultino A. Daria, Jr. Ref. No. JVA-89-40

Institute of Biological Sciences
College of Science Dr. Antonio Arizabal
University of the Philippines Secretary
Dlliman, Quezon City Department of Science & Technology
Brcutan. Taguig
Dear Professor Daria: Metro Manila

I have been informed that you donated a microcomputer worth Dear Dr. Arizabal:
sixteen thousand pesos for the use of the Office of the Alumni
Beletlons of our University. In line with developing the laser program in the Philippines, we
I would like to thank you most sincerely for your contnbution would like to request financial assistance in the amount of
but more so for your fine gesture of support for the University and P107,840.00 from the DOST for the visit of Four (41 Chinese phy-
vour invaluable assistance in the computerlzation of the alumni sicists from the Shanghai Institute of Laser Technology to the
records at our alumnl office. University of the Philippines, National Institute of Physics. The visit
With all good wishes. will be under the Scientific and Cultural Exchange Program between
Sincerely yours, the Philippine government and the People's Republic of China. We
intend to invite Prof, Nie 8ao Cheng, Director of the Institute, and
ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABU EVA three of his associates in laser technology for a two-week visit here
President at UP-NIP.
We hope this request will merit your kind consideration .
•
Sincerely yours,
Ref. No. JV A-89-44 3 February 1989
ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABU EVA
The Honorable President
Congressman Ismael A. Mathay, Jr.
4th District of Quezon City
Batasang Pambansa Bldg.
Quezon City 1 February 1989

Dear Congressman Methav: Ref. No. JVA-89-38

We are in the process of activating the UP-Vargas Museum to
transform it into an effective University Museum. Apart from main-
taining it as the repository of the art and library collection of the
late Jorge B, Vargas, we would like it to become a fruitful partner
in the teaching and research activities of the University inthefields
of Philippine art and culture, and a venue for informal and enjoy-
able learning for the community at large, particularly for the resi-
dents of Quezon City.
To enable the UP·Vargas Museum to fulfill this role, the Museum
is undertaking its first fund-raising campaign on 22 February 1989
by way of an art sale. We are requesting artists and donors to give at
least one outright donation; the proceeds from the sale of the
artist's other works shall be shared 60-40% in favor of the artist or
donor.
In addition to the art sale, weare also launching two organiza-
Miss Mila E, Ignatz
Route 7, Box 510
Tallahassee, Florida 32308
U.S.A.
Dear Miss Ignatz:
Thank you very much for your generous and COntinuing dona-
tion to the University, We have informed the Institute of Chemistry
and the Institute of Science and Mathematics Education Develop-
ment, I understand they will also be communicating with you.
We attach hereto Official Receipt No. 242216 for your files.
With our best wishes for the New Year. I'd like to add our ex-
pression of gratitude to you on behalf of the University,

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tions which shall help mobilize support for the Museum, namely,
the Friends of the Museum and the Quezon City Historical Com-
Sincerely yours,

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Ol mission. ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABU EVA
o As one of the people's representatives to our Congress, and
knowing your profound interest in developing Philippine art and
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culture, we are requesting your help in mobilizing public support
;:; for our fund-ratstnq campaign on 22 February 1989, and in or-

.....• ganizing the Friends of the Museum and the Quezon City Historical 2 February 1989

... Commission .
I am designating" Prof. Aurora Roxas-Lim, University Museum Ref, No. JVA-89-41
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Curator to discuss the projects of the up-varces Museum with you
The Honorable
;; at your earliest convenience,
In anticipation of your favorable reply, I wish now to express Secretary RauI Manglapu5
'Z Department of Foreign Affairs
our gratitude for your continued interest in and concern for the
~ University. With your valuable support, we shall surely succeed in Manila
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realizing our vision for an effective, lively, and stimulating Museum
'E;;" for Quezon City.
Dear Secretary Manqtapus:

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With our best wishes and regards.
Sincerely yours,

ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABU EVA

We were informed by the Department of Budget and Manage-
ment, (DBM) that Advice of Allotment No. BCS-1257-88-403, dated
29 December 1988. in the amount of P309,OOO.OO to cover the cost

26 President of Part II of the study on conversion of the military baselands to be

undertaken by the University of the Philippines, was issued to the
6 February 1989
Department OT Foreign Affairs.
May I request that the P309,OOO.OO be either: Ref. No. JVA-47
3. Sub-auoteo to UP by DFA so that uP can obligate the amount
before the books for 1988 are closed; or Undersecretary Ricardo M. Umali, BSF'71
b. obligated by DFA's Accounting Office in favor of UP so that 550 Sierra Madre Street
arrangements can be made by UP and DFA on how disburse- Mandatuvcnq, Metro Manila
ments can be made by UP.
Thank you. Dear Undersecretary Umali:

Sincerely yours, Congratulations on your having been chosen as one of The

Outstandinc Young Men (TOYMl of 1987 in the field of natural
(Sqd.} JOSE V. ABUEVA resources management by the Phitippine Jaycees and the Gerry
President Roxas Foundation!
ThIS is a distinct honor, not only for vour self but also for your
Alma Mater. We are proud of your achievement.
Best wishes.
6 February 1989
Sincerely yours,
Ref. No. JVA-89-49
ISgd,l JOSE V, ABU EVA
Dr. Cesar G. Saldana, BSBAA'74c/; President
MBA'76
Dean, College of Business Administration
U,P. Dillman, Quezon Cit,'
6 February 1989
Dear Dr. Saldana'
Ref. No. JVA-89-46
Congratulations on your having been chosen as one of The Out-
standing Young Men (TOYMl of 1987 in the field of management Dean Gabriel Iglesias
education by the Philippine Jaycees and the Gerrv Roxas Found- College of Public Administration
atton! and
This is a distinct honor, not only for yourself but also for your Prof. Olive Caoili
Alma Mater. We are proud of your achievement. Department of Political Science
Best wishes. College of Social Sciences & Philosophy
U.P. Dillman
Sincerely yours,
Dear Dean Iglesias & Professor Caoi!i:
ISgd,1 JOSE V, ABUEVA
President This is an invitation to all the full-time faculty members of CPA
and the Department of Political Science to participate in the first
planning meeting on Theme I I. Governance, Public Welfare and
Social Justice of the UP Multidisciplinary Assessments of the State
6 February 1989 of the Nation. The meeting will be held at 5: 30 p.m. on Wednesday,
February 15, 1989 at the Executive House.
Ref. No. JVA-89-48 Attached is a working outiine for discussion at the meeting. I'd
be grateful it our colleagues would be prepared to discuss the
Prof. Delfin J. Ganapin, Jr. suggested areas of assessment, the design of the study, the composi-
BSF'77 mel; MS'83 tion of the study teams, and other related questions.
Faculty Housing With best wishes.
College of Forestry
U.P. Los Banos Sincerely yours,
College, Laguna
ISgd,1 JOSE V, ABUEVA
Dear Professor Ganapin: President

Congratulations On your having been chosen, as one of the Out-

standing Young Men (TOYM) of 1987 in the field of forest con-
2 February 1989
servation by the Philippine Jaycees and the Gerry Roxas Found- •
ation!
This is a distinct honor, not only, for vour se!t but also for your
Ref. No. JVA-89-45 '-
Alma Mater. We are proud of your achievement.
Dr. Esperanza I. Cabral
Best Wishes. President
Association of TOWNS Awardees
SIncerelv yours, Suite 335, Makar! Med ical Center
Amor so!o St., Makati
ISgd,1 JOSE V, ABUEVA
President Dear Dr. Cabral:

This is in reply to your letter of 12 September 1988.

I am glad to inform you that I am accepting your invitation to 2i
 be a member of the panel of judges that will select the 1989 6 February 1989
TOWNS awerdees.
Please send me more information about the award, the other Ref. No. JV A-89-53
members of the panel of judges, and the nominees.
Thank you. Honorable Guillermo N. Carague
Secretary
Sincerely yours, Department of Budget and Management
Matacafianq. Manila
ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABU EVA
President Attention: The Director
Foreign Assisted Projects Bureau

Dear Secretary Carague:

7 February 1989
This is to certify that in addition to the undersigned, the follow-
Ref. No. JVA-89-50 ing are authorized to sign documents/financial plans/forms/papers in
connection with the Foreign Assisted Project (FAP) of the DECS-
Regent Gonzalo Bongolsn ISMED (UP) and DOST project entitled: "The National Learning
Student Regent Resource Center for Teaching Training" (NLRCTT).
U.P.Diliman
1) Or. Felipe M. Medalla
Dear Bong, Vice-President for Planning and Finance I
2) Dr. Porfirio P. Jesuttas
On Wednesday, 15 February 1989, the Board of Trustees of the Project Manager
UP Foundation, Inc. will have its first meeting for the Calendar 3) Soledad P. Sagun
Year 1989. The Board of Trustees of the Foundation should have at Administrative Officer
least 3 members coming from the Board of Regents of the Univer-
sity. At present, we have only two: Regent Francisco Nemenzo and ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABU EVA
Regent Clemente Gatmaitan. In this connection, it is my pleasure to President
nominate you as a member of the Board of Trustees Vice Regent
David Celdran.
For your reference, attached is a copy of the pertinent inform-
ation about the Foundation.
I hope you will accept the nomination. 13 February 1989

Sincerely yours, Ref. No. JVA-89·54

ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABUEVA Ms. Sheila Coronel

President 27 Mallnqao St.
Teachers Village, Diliman
Quezon City

Dear Sheila,
9 February 1989

The ills drawn of media are indeed real and pressing for relief
Ref. No. JVA-89·52
and correction, as pointed out in your "Project Proposal for the
Organization of a Philippine Center for Enterprise Journalism".
Dr. Vicente R. Limcaoco
The idea to set up a center that would provide and deliver "defi-
439 Loucroft Road
nitive and exhaustive reportage" deserves serious consideration and
Haddonfield, New Jersey 08033
support from all those who desire to elevate media to higher levels
U.S.A.
of professionalism.
The University of the Philippines can assist the proposed center
Dear Dr. Limcaoco:
in training reporters and researchers through workshops and semi-
nars that the U.P. College of Mass Communication may conduct.
The Reginald F. Lewis Foundation has informed us that its
I take this opportunity to compliment the proponents for this
$100,000.00 check has been remitted to FUPFA. Ms. Mely Nicolas,
relevant and timely project, which I strongly endorse.
sister of Ms. Loida Nicolas-Lewis. requests that we follow up the With all good wishes.
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• remittance to U.P. Foundation (under Trust Agreement). Ms. Mely
Nicolas, Or. Abad, and Or, Echanis of UPFI will meet on the terms
Sincerely yours,
of the scholarships and professorial chairs as soon as the money is
remitted here (for awarding June this veerl.
ISgd.l JOSE V. ABUEVk
::: We wish also to follow up the remittance of the principal of the
President
FUPFA Pro.fessorial Chairs for awarding this June.
We are sorry to hear that your nephew, Ramon Encarnacion, has
passed away. My wife and I are in touch with Mameng and Nonov.
Our deepest sympathies.

Sincerely yours,

{Sqd.] JOSE V. ABU EVA

President

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 9 February 1989
Dr. Wataru Mori
President
The University of Tokyo
3-1 Honqo 7-Chome
Bunkyo-ku
Tokyo 113, Japan
Dear President Mori:
Thank you once again for warmly receiving us last November 26
despite your very hectic schedule. We would now like to put in
writing Our formal request for linkage with your University. En-
closed is a copy of our proposed Memo of Agreement with TODAI
for your consideration.
Prof. Akira Takahashi of your Faculty of Economics has kindly
agreed to serve as counterpart to Dr. Gemino H. Abad, our Vice-
President for Academic Affairs, for any negotiation related to this
proposed linkage. Dr. Abad, in turn, has officially designated Asst.
Prof. Ma. Rosario P. Ballescas to serve as his liaison representative
in Tokyo. Professor Ballescas is presently undertaking research on
land reform in your University. . For this purpose we are holding our first f und-raisinq campaign
We understand that Professor Takahashi had earlier discussed
this matter with the Dean of the Faculty of Economics who ex-
pressed support for sponsorship of this proposal. We are certainly
looking forward to a positive response regarding this matter, espe-
cially during the duration of your term.
Thank you very much. With our best regards.
Very truly yours,
ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABUEVA
President
13 February 1989
Ref. No JVA·89·57
Han. Solita C. Monsod
Secretary of Socto-Econornic Planning
National Economic Development Authority
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Pasiq. Metro Manila
Dear Secretary Monsod:
Attached is the updated list of projects that the University is
submitting for JICA assistance (and for funding from other ODA
sources). The projects are listed according to order of priority.
Except for the Maintenance Program for the Out-Patient Depart
ment of PGH, and the projects of the College of Agriculture, the
Department of Electrical Engineering lEPTEX1, and the Institute
of Biotechnology, all the projects in the attached ,list were also in-
cluded in the list that was submitted on 11 October 1988.
Thank you very much for your strong continuing support of
University proposals for assistance.
Sincerely yours,
(Sqd.l JOSE V. ABUEVA
President
13 February 1989
Ref. No. JVA·89·58
The Honorable
Regent Cesar Buenaventura
Shell House
1330 Hoxas Blvd.
Manila
Dear Regent Buenaventura:
We are appealing to you kindly to take on the responsibility and
joy of serving as a member of the Board of Trustees of the UP-
Vargas Museum as the representative of the UP Board of Regents
from the private sector.
I hope that you will accept this position, for we want the UP-
Vargas Museum to become an effective part of the University's
teaching and research progrms in art and cultural history. Hopefully,
with the help of the qovernment of Quezon City, the Museum can
also be a venue for informal and enjoyable learning for the residents
of the city.
on Wednesday, 22 February 1989, QY means of an art exhibit and
art sale. We will also launch two organizations that can help the
Museum, namely the Friends of the UP-Vargas Museum and the
Quezon City Historical Commission.
I hope you can, as Trustee, help the University Museum to
mobilize public support for these two organizations.
I wish to express our gratitude for your continued interest in and
service to the University. With your valuable support to the UP-
Vargas Museum, we shall surely succeed in realizing our vision for an
effective, lively and stimulating museum for Ouezon City.
Sincerely yours,
ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABUEVA
President
13 February 1989
Honorable Elfren S. Cruz
Act ing Governor
Metropolitan Manila Commission
Makatl. Metro Manila
Dear Governor Cruz:
,
With reference to your letter of 2 February 1989, we wish to in-
form you that the University of the Philippines, through its Center
for Integrative and Development Studies, is pleased to co-sponsor
the proposed interdisciplinary and multi-sectoral forum to discuss
the framework for Metropolitan Manila's management and develop-
ment.
We share your interest in searching for a vision for Metro Manila
and would be happy to collaborate with the Metropolitan Manila
Commission and the Philippine Institute of Environmental Planners
in this important ~ffort. We have designated Professor Carolina G.
Hernandez, the Center's Director, to meet with the representatives
of the other co-sponsors in order to plan and implement the pro-
posed activity.
With best regards,
Sincerely yours,
[Sqd.) JOSE V, ABU EVA
President
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 13 February 1989 14 February 1989
Honorable Bartolome C. Fernandez
Commissioner Ref. No. JVA-89-59
Commission on Audit
Quezon City Atty. Reginald F. Lewis
The Reginald F. Lewis Foundation, Inc.
Through: Director Emmanuel M. Dalman 99 Wall Street
National Government Audit Office II New York, New York 10005
U.S.A.
Mrs. Natividad Lerma
Resident Auditor Dear Atty. Lewis:
University of the Philippines
In behalf of the faculty and officers of the University, I would
Subject: Request to grant honoraria to eOA employees at UP like to convey my sincerest gratitude to you and our alumna, Mrs.
for the pre-audit of the P3.5 million overtime claims Lolda Nicolas-Lewis. for your generous donation of P2.1 Million
of U.P. Bastlan Land Grant IUPLBGI workers Pesos for the establishment of scholarships and a Professorial Chair
Fund in honor of the late Francisco J. Nicolas. The donation means
Dear Commissioner Fernandez: so much to us not only because it is the largest amount ever received
by the University from an individual donor, but also because Mrs.
Last September 25, 1985, the Supreme Court rendered a favor- Lewis personally came to the University for the donation. Every-
able decision on the appeal of the Mindanao Federation of Labor one present during the January 5 turnover ceremony was deeply
lor the payment of overtime claims to former workers of UPBLG touched and inspired by your concern for the University, its faculty
amounting to P3,527,697.00. and students.
The claims stretch from 1957 to 1984 - a span of 27 years- I am hoping to be able to meet you sometime in the future.
involving 365 monthly employees and 4,428 daily workers. Docu- Belated Happy New Year and more power to you!
ments which form the basis for computing claims consist of 35,640
Daily Time Records and 50,688 payroll sheets. Beneficiaries, under- Sincerely yours,
standably. have not been passive in urging the speedy implement-
atlon of the Supreme Court decision. ISgd.! JOSE V_ ABU EVA
Because of the significance of the amount and the unexpected- President
ness 01 thf~ verdict. the Umvers.tv was compelled to write DBM
Secretnrv Guillermo Caraque for additinnal funds. The requested
amount, we were assured, is forthcoming.
There is still a problem though. It is imperative that supporting 14 February 1989
documents be reviewed to make sure not only that individual claims
have been tairlv stated but also, and perhpas more importantly, that Ref. No. JVA-89-60
all applicable laws and requlations are complied with in the entire
process of senlernem. Under these circumstances. we ten it prudent Mr. Roger M_ Austria
to avail of COA's expertise. University of the Philippines Alumni Association
Accordingly. representations were made with then Resident Wisconsin, Ltd.
Auditor Atty. Imelda Rodriguez. An initial examination on a 7044 N. Lombardy Road
sampling basis was made by some mernbars of the resident auditing Fox Point, WI 53217
staff and early findings disclosed a liberal share of adverse errors- U_S.A_
in fact to an extent that the auditOrs felt a hundred percent
examination was warranted. Dear Mr. Austria:
It is only our wish that these UPBLG workers' claims - extra-
ordinary that thev are - be pre-audited because of our concern to Thank you very much for your remittance of 56,309.33 towards
pay only the proper amounts in strict accord with audit inq rules and the establishment of a Professorial Chair. {The Official Receipt wilt
requlat ions, and thus obviate the risk of later disallowances. be sent to you after the month since the University can not issue
The sheer volume of work that" a hundred percent examination this before the check clears). The fund balance of your donation is
entails and the exigencies of their normal duties would require the now $6,632.89. The annual interest Income will be credited to the
audit inq staff to wcrk after regular office hours and even on Satur- fund until it reaches $15,000, the amount required to support a
days and Sundays. Working thus, they promised to finish the job Professorial Chair.
within three months. For this reason. we fell it jail' that the auditors Our trip was successful, thanks to loyal alumni i':ke yourselves.
involved be granted reasonable extra compensation. The expenses It was successful not only in terms of pledges and financial contri-
the Univer-sity will incur for their services will be worth the trade- butions to the University by the alumni, but more so in terms of
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drawing the University and its alumni abroad closer to each other
• off in monetary savings and the assurance of propriety their expert
review is expected to generate. . in terms of the University's future, despite the distance!
M<JY we therefore .request clearance from the Commission to pay Best personal regards!
hOnoraria to the auditors who would be involved in the above-
:: mentioned pre-audit undertaking. Sincerely yours,
The Commission's assistance and favorable consideration will
finally put this matter to rest to the benefit and relief of all parties ISgd.! JOSE V. A8UEVA
concerned. President
Thank you and warmest-reqards.

Very truly yours,

rSgd.l JOSE V. ABU EVA

President
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 14 February 1989
Ref. No. JVA·89-62
Senator Wigberto E. Tailada
Senate of the Philippines
Manila
Dear Senator Tafiada:
As you may recall, on May 20.1988, at OUT luncheon meeting at
the Manila Hotel. we agreed that the UP should do a conversion
study of the US military facilities in the Philippines based on the
proposal and budget that we submitted. For its title we have chosen
"A Study of Alternagive Uses of Military Baselands for Sustained
Development."
Pending release of the funding which you requested from Sec-
retary Guillermo Ceraque of the Department of Budget and Manage-
ment, UP advanced P75,OOO in order not to delay the study. We
expected that this money would be reimbursed. We would like to
inform you that we have accomplished the following:
I. a review of Leonardo Mariano's Integrated Bases Conversion
Plan
II. Held the following consultation meetings:
1. Business Groups, NGOs, Local Governments, etc.
a. Olorqapo City
Oct. 15, Nov. 11-12, Nov. 23, 1988
b. Angeles City and San Fernando, Pampanga
Dec. 2·3, Dec. 19, 1988 and Feb. 10,1989
c. Balanqa. Bataan
Feb. 3, 1989
2. Members of the House of Representatives from Olongapo,
Bataan and Pampenqa
3. Other Government Offices/Officials
a. PHILSECO - on ship repair and ship breaking
b. Export Processing Zone Authority
c. SACOBIA Development Authority - on reverted base-
lands
d. Paq-asa Resettlement Project - on reverted baselands
4. Officers of Clark Air Base Command IRP) and the 13th
(US) Air Farce.
We would like to inform you further that the Department of
Budget and Management released, through the Department of
Foreign Affairs, the sum of P309,OOO for the UP to study the alter-
native uses of US military facilities in the Philippines.
On this we would like to be clarified on its effect on our agree-
ment for the UP to do a conversion study. In the letter of Secretary
Carague tc Secretary Raul Manglapus it was specified that the
money covers "the cost of Part II of a study on the economic con-
version of the US military bases in the country." Does "Part II" in
the Caraque letter refer to the second part of the three-part "A
Study On Alternative Uses of Military Basetands for Sustainable
National Development" currently being done by a team of our
researchers? If this is the case, are we to infer that the rest of our
budget will be released upon the completion of this part of the
study? If "Part II" refers to the UP's three part study as a whole,
does this mean that P309,OOO is the total amount that will be re-
leased to the UP? Since P309,OOO ts-onlv 1/3 of our original
budget, we will be forced to scale down considerably the research
if this were the case.
To facilitate your response to this querrv. we would be grateful
if you could receive Professor Emmanuel C. Latlana who will dis-
cuss the issues with you. The fate of the research depends on your
urgent answers.
Thank you very much.
Sincerely yours.
ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABUEVA
President
14 February 1989
Ref. No. JV A-89·63
President Kazuo Takamatsu
Soka University
1-336 Tangi-cho
Hanshijl
Tokyo 192, Japan
Dear President Takamatsu:
I hope this letter finds you in good health.
I have encouraged our colleagues in the College of Social Scien-
ces and Phitcsophv to follow up on possibilities for joint research
undertakings with their colleagues at the Institute of Asian Studies
of your University, in order that our Agreement for Academic and
Educational Cooperation may soon bear fruit. There may be other
po ssibifities tOO that you might like to suggest.
J am enclosing with this letter a list of our fellows in Japan for
your information. It is my hope that our fellows who are now in
Japan may have some opportunity to interact with their colleagues
in your University. This would be a very good start for scholarly
dialogues which may open up other possibilities of cooperation.
With our deepest esteem.
I·
Truly yours.
ISgd.J JOSE V. ABU EVA
President
15 February 1989
Ref. No. JVA-89-65
Mrs. Frances F. Korten
Assistant Representative
The Ford Foundation
Dona Nercisa Bldg. 6th Floor
8751 Pasede Boxes
Makati, Metro Manila
Dear Mrs. Korten:
We are looking forward to hosting a luncheon next month on the
UP campus for the members of the Ford Foundation's Board of
Trustees and of the New York staff who will be visiting then.
The luncheon will be held on 6 March from about 12 noon until
about 1: 45 P.M.
As I understand, the guest list, on the Ford Foundation side, will
include Mr. and Mrs. Edson Spenser and son Jim; Mr. and Mrs.
Rodrigo Botero; Mr. and Mrs. William Milliken; Dr. Peter Stanley;
Mr. Tom Miller; and Mr. Franck Hicks.
On the UP side: Professors Jose V. Abueva (Political Science}:
Gernino H. Abad {Enqlishl: Oscar M. Alfonso (History); Ledivina
V. Carino (Public Administration); Gelia T. Castillo (Agricultural
Education); Mercedes B. Concepcion (Demography); Josefina R.
Cortes (Education); Jose Encarnacion, Jr. (Economlcsl: Carolina
•
G. Hernandez (Political Science); Alejandro N. Herrin (Economics);
Felipe M. Medena (Economics}: Felipe B. Miranda (Political
Science); Manuel F. Montes (Economics); Francisco Nemenzo (Poli-
tical Science); Emerlinda R. Roman [Business Administration);
Cetsc Roque (Physics); Percy E. Sejise (Plant ECOlogy); and Cesar
Saldana (Business Adrntntstrattonl.
We were considering another venue, atrcondtttoned and corn-
tortabte. for the luncheon. But Ms. Sol Castillo communicated to
Dr. Alfonso by telephone today that the Executive House would
be "all right," warm or not early March might be. The ceiling fans
ought to help, in any case, and the Executive House is really a more
appropriate setting . 3/
.
 Thank you for sending me the biographical data of Ford Found-
ation Trustees Spenser, Botero and Milliken. Herewith are the curri-
culum vitae of the UP faculty members whom we are inviting to the
luncheon.
I am appreciative of your role, from your end, in arranging this
session with some of our professors. Thank you, with all good
wi.es.
Sincerely yours,
ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABU EVA
President
Class 1989 and the Academy Staff under your leadership. Regret
unable to attend graduation ceremony. As you and I discussed in'
presence of President Aquino I wish to reiterate willingness of
U.P. to cooperate with PMA in designing PMA curriculum integ-
rating one or two years of education in a university. If you wish
you and I can sit down with colleagues and to plan a meeting In-
volving a wider group. With best wishes."
With my best regards.
Sincerely yours,
ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABU EVA
President

21 February 1989
17 February 1989
Ref. No. JVA·89-69
Ref. No. JVA-89·67
Her Excellency Corazon C. Aquino
President of the Philippines Secretary Rainerio O. Reyes
Malacai'iang Palace, Manila Department of Transportation & Communications
Philcomsen Bldq., Ortiqas Ave.
Dear Mrs. President: Pasig, Metro Manila

As President of the University of the Philippines and vice-Cheir-
man of its Board of Regents, I have the honor to nominate Mr.
Delfin Lazaro, Chief Executive Officer of Benguet Corporation and
a leading UP alumnus, to the position of Regent of the University of
the Philippines effective May 1, 1989. We need Mr. Lazaro's ack-
nowledged expertise in agri-business, management and finance on
the Board.
With our highest esteem and respect.
Sincerely yours,
ISgd.l JOSE V. ABU EVA
President
Dear Secretary Reyes:
I am pleased to inform you that we are allowing the appoint-
ment of Prof. Elizabeth L. Diaz as Consultant in the Department of
Transportation and Communications, effective January 16, 1989
until January 15, 1990. Her appointment at the DOTC is in accord-
ance with Article 253 of the Revised Code of the University which
allows faculty members to engage in limited practice of profession.
It is understood that Prof. Dlaz's involvement as consultant at
the DOTC shall not prejudice her faculty duties at the College of
Mass Communication.
Thank you.
Sincerely yours,

ISgd_1 JOSE V. ABU EVA

20 February 1989
President
Ref_ No_ JV A-89-58

Hon. Jose P. de Jesus

Cabinet Secretary 22 February 1989
Malacai'iang Guest House
Ref. No. JV A-89-71
Dear Secretary de Jesus:
Miss Edna D'Souza
In response to President Corazon C. Aquino's desire, I co- U.P. Asian Center
operated last year and again this year in efforts to bring together the Diliman, Quezon City
graduating class of PMA and student leaders from UP and other
universities with a view to promoting better understanding among Dear Miss D'Souza:
young civilian and military leaders of our country. I have also sub-
mitted my ideas for more institutionalized interaction between I have read your letter of February 13, 1989 appealing that you
universities and PMA for the purpose of providing PMA cadets a be granted a 75% on the Education Development Fee.
democratic and liberal orientation. We have also discussed this matter with the UP Diliman officials
However. I strongly believe that university leaders be left free to who briefed us on the criteria and guidelines for the grant of dis'
pursue these matters and not be asked by Malacai'iang to meet under counts. After some thought on the matter, I am convinced that the
its auspices. I have great admiration and respect for the President of Chancellor's decision is based on very sound reasoning. I am there-
the Philippines. I am also grateful for her strong support of U.P. fore supporting his decision in regard to your case.
But it is un'fair to her that her office should appear to be the one Thank you for writing me.
convening university officials to consider curricula and other aca-
demic matters that, much as they are will"lng to help and cooperate, Sincerely yours.
rightfully belong to their institutions to consider and decide as part
of their institutional autonomy and academic freedom. ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABUEVA
President
"Let me end by reiterating my willingness to cooperate inde-
pendently, among my colleagues from the other universities. In
fact, I sent General Andrew Francisco, the PMA Superintendent,
32 this message last Saturday: "Congratulations to PMA Graduating
 22 Pebrero 1989 16 February 1989

Ref. No. JVA·89·72 Ref. No. JVA·89-74

Prop. Rogelio Sicat Honorable Guillermo N. Carague

Departamento ng Filipino at Panitikan Secretary, Department of Budget
ng Pilipinas and Management
Kolehiyo ng Arte at Literatura Malacefianq. Manila
U.P. D iliman
Attention: NGAFB·II
Mahal na Roger:
Dear Secretary Caraque:
Maraming salarnat sa iyong tiharn sa akin na may kalakip na
kliping ng istnutat ni Juan T. Gatbonton na may petsang 19 Enero We are pleased to submit the First Preliminary Trial Balance of
1989 tunqkol sa Taglish at sa hinaharap ng wika sa ating bansa. the University of the Philippines for the year just ended. Please note
Lubas kong ikinagalak ang aklnq paqkakalahok sa book certain uncompleted transactions out of our control explained in
launching ng kurditan. Naging kasiva-siva sa akin na ako ay hinan- footnotes to the Trial Balance which affect the proper interpret-
doqan ng salakot, paletandaan ng pasasalamat at pakikiisa ng ation of our financial status as of 31 December 1988. It is hoped
GUMIL. Higit divan, nakabubusog-pusong mapag-alaman na super- that this will be adjusted in the next preliminary or final tria!
tado ng UMPI Lang wikang Filipino. balance to be submitted by the University.
Karapat-dapat ternanq na kilalanin nattnq lehat, saan mang r ehi- With assurances of our highest esteem.
yon tayo nepbuhat. ang mahigpit na panqanqailarqan natin sa isang
wikang pambansa sapaqkat bubuhatin nivan tayo sa rnataas na antas Very truly yours,
ng paqsulonp at pag-unlad.
Sa baqav na ito, rnelak i at mahalaga anq papel na qinaqarnpanan (Sgd.l JOSE V. ABUEVA
mo. Roger. Iyan av kinikilala't plnasasalamatan ko. President

Surnasaivo.

(Laqda] JOSE V. ABU EVA

Pangulo 23 February 1989

Ref. No. JVA·89·75

The Honorable Sedfrey Ordonez

22 Pebrero 1989 Secretary of Justice
Department of Justice
Ref. No. JVA-89-73 Padre Paura. Manila

Prop. Domingo G. Landicho Dear Sir:

Departamento ng Filipino at Panitikan ng Pilipinas
Kolehiyo ng Arte at Literature
U.P. Diliman
Mahal na Doming:
Maraming salamat sa iyong liharn sa akin na mav kalakip na
kliping ng dalawa mong kolum na nalethala sa Manila Chronicle
noong 13 Nobyembre 1988 at sa Ang Pilipino Star Ngayon noong
7 Dtsvembre 1988.
Walang atubili 0 paqaalinlanqan kong pinaniniwalaang lubes na
magtatagumpay ang panqanqailanqan natinq mga Filipino sa isanq
wikanq pambansang magbubuklod sa atinq lahat at rnaqdadala sa
atin sa paqkakaisa at maqsusufonq sa atinq bansa.
Kailangan natin ay panahon, paqtittvaqa at oaqkarnabinahon.
Paq-unawe din marahtt ng pakiramdam at katevuen ng mga di-
Tagalog, kundi man ng mga nakatatanda na higit na nahihirapan
kavsa sa mga kabataan na rneqsanav sa paqqarnit n9 Filipino sapaq-
kat nahirati na sua sa kanilanq sariunq wika 0 sa wikang banveqa.
Kava nqa't pmuour i at pinasasalamatan ko anq iyong paqpupun-
yagi sa pagpapalaganap ng Filipino, sa iyong paqtuturo 0 sa iyong
panunutat man.
Sumasaivc ,
We would like to request that the 47A(2l Visiting Scientist Visa
of Dr. John W. McManus be extended for the period from 11 Feb-
ruary 1989 to 11 February 1990. Dr. McManus is the On-Site Uni-
versity of Rhode Island Scientist assigned to the U.S.-AID Fish
Stock Assessment Collaborative Research SUPpOrt Program in the
Philippines.
This program develops new methods for assessing and managing
tropical fisheries such as those in the Philippines. In the fourth year
of its five-year implementation, the program would probably be
extended until 1993.
Our fisheries provide 60%.. of the animal protein available to
Filipinos. These fisheries involve many species and many types of
fishing gear. Traditional methods of fishery analysis are not well-
suited to our fish stocks. The research program where Dr. McManus
is a Visiting Scientist is intended to enhance the longevity of our
fisheries and so improve the Jot of our fishermen.
Thank you.
Si nceretv yours.
ISgd.1 JOSE V' ABU EVA
President

(Leqda] JOSE V. ABU EVA

Pangulo

33
 23 Pebrero 1989 Ref No. JVA-89-78 23 February 1989

Ref. No. JVA-89-76 Mr. Vrtslino Ulanday

6 Trinity St. 15th Avenue
Prop. Melito S. Salazar, Jr. Cubao, GURIon City
Direktor, 1851
U.P. Diliman Dear Mr, U landay:

Mahal na Direktor Salazar: With reference to your letter of 4 July 1988 I have requested
Prof. Gemino H. Abad, Vice-President for Academic Affairs, and
Natanggap ko ang iyang sufat na may kalaklp na mqa babasahin Dean Julieta Savellano of the College of Education to meet with
hinggil sa negosyo at ang paqpapaunlad nita. Ang mga ito ay ma- you and discuss the items you have enumerated in your letter.
aaring maging tulong na babasahin para sa mqa paqhahanda na qlna- It will be very, helpful for your discussion if you can put down
gawa namin ngayon sa Multi-Disciplinary Assessments n9 UP sa your thoughts in writing and send your paper to VP Abad before
State of the Nation. your meeting,
Maram ;og salamat. Please contact the Office of Vice-President Abad [Tel. No. 96-
49-36) to arrange for an appointment.
Sumasainyo, Thank you for your enthusiasm in sharing your ideas with the
University.
ILagdal JOSE V. ABUEVA Best regards.
Pangulo
Sincerely yours,

ISgd.) JOSE V. ABU EVA

23 Pebrero 1989 President

Ref. No. JVA-89-77

Ref. No. JVA-89-80 23 February 1989

Prop. Aurora Roxas Lim

University Museum Curator Sec. Jose Concepcion. Jr.
Department of Trade and Industry
V.P. Vargas Museum
385 Sen. Gil J. Puvat Ave.
Makati, Metro Manila
Mahal na Roxie,

Aka ay neqaqalak sa iyang ibinubuhos na panahon at dunong Dear Secretary Concepcion:

para sa Komite ng Museo at mqa Baqav-Baqav na Panqkulture at mga

Thank you for beautiful New Year letter. However, the copy of
provekto nita.
your talk "The Hope, The Challenge. The Vision" was not en-
Lubas akong natutuwa sa matagumpay na pagbubukas n9 Art
closed. I would appreciate receiving a copy of that and your other
Exhibit at Art Sale kahapon sa Vargas Museum.
speeches on the state of trade and industry in the country.
Hinggil sa iyong rrqa rnunqkahi:
With my best reqards.
1. Na ipamahaql sa buong UP and pansamantalang patakaran
ukol sa peqtanqqap ng donasyong panqslninq at pangkultura
Sincerely yours,
para sa Unibersldad at hingan anq mqa dalubhasa .sa UP ng
kani-kanilanq kuro-kuro 0 mungkahi;
ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABU EVA
2. Na dapat ang UP sa Diliman, sa Los Banos, sa Mavnlla at sa
President
visevas. at ang Kolehiyo nq Slvenslva at Agham ay may
kanl-kanilanq suqo a ktnatawan sa komite; -
3. Na dapat peq-usepan ang tungkol sa ptnakarnahalaqanq mga 24 February 1989
Ref. No. JV A-89-82
baqav-baqav na pangkultura at panq-aqham sa kasavsaven ng
bansa:
Prof. Eduardo C. Tadem
4. Na meqkaroon n9 imbentarvo sa Unibersidad ng lahat n9
University of the Philippines in Manila
bagay na panqkulture:
Padre Faura St.. Ermlta
5. Na meq-atas og dagdag na kawani sa Museonq Vargas,
Manila

na is kong peq-usapan nat!n sa komtte ang detalve ng iyong rnqa

Dear Professor Tadem:
mungkahi bago ko aksyunan ang mga ito.
Manqvar i lamang na maqtakda tayo n9 petsa para sa pagpupulong
Thank vou-tcr your kind and informative letter concerning the
na ito.
AREAN. I have known for some time that the Third World Studies
Maraming satarnat sa iyong tulonq at sa iyong report,
Center has been involved with. ARENA, since my days with the
United Nations University. I find the proposed country profiles and
Surnasaivo. cornparattve study very interesting.
It would seem to me that the Third World Studies Center could
ILagdal JOSE V. ABU EVA
provide the institutional base for ARENA that you are looking for.
Pangufo
You may therefore wish to consult with Prof, Randolf S. David and
the Dean of the College of Social Sciences and Philosophy.
With best wishes.

Sincerely yours,
o
;;..
(Sgd.1 JOSE V. ABU EVA

34 President
Ref. No. JVA-89-83 24 February 1989 These materials show how Mindanao compares with other
regions in certain economic terms.
Rep, Thelma Z. Almario We thank you for your active support of the Above-mentioned
House of Representatives bill. We look forward to the early passage of the bill in both houses
Congress of the Philippines of Congress.
With all good wishes.
Dear Congresswoman Almada:
Sincerely yours,
Thank you for your letter to me expressing your support of the
HB 22142 filed by Congressman Carlos M. Padilla for the extension ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABU EVA
of UP programs and services to Mindanao. President
Your active support and sponsorship of the bill would, I am sure,
be instrumental in its passage.
I understand the bill has the support also of all the congressmen
of Mindanao, which is only proper since the bill if enacted into law 27 February 1989
would as envisioned go a long way in the uplift of our countrymen
Ref. No. JVA-89-84
and women in Mindanao.
Per your request, we have gathered with the assistance of Dean
Honorable Manuel T. Van
Carmen A. Abubakar of the UP Institute of Islamic Studies some
Undersecretary of Foreign Affairs
data that you might find useful in supporting the above-mentioned
Department of Foreign Affairs
bill. We are sending you the data herewith.
Manila
With ail good wishes.

Sincerely yours, Dear Undersecretary Van:

ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABU EVA We received with keen interest your invitation for the University
President of the Philippines to participate in the implementation of the Philip-
pine-Pakistan Cultural Agreement through an exchange program
with Punjab University. We have requested the Chancellor of UP
Dillman to instruct the deans of the Asian Center, the College of
Social Sciences and Philosophy, the College of Arts and Letters, and
Honorable Edgardo J. Ang.ra February 26,1989 the Director of the Office of Institutional Linkages to meet and
Chairman, Senate Committee on consider the feasibility of such an exchange.
Education To help us better plan this project, is it possible for your Office
Senate of the Philippines to furnish us copies of the latest catalogue of academic programs,
Manila bulletins of information, and other mfcrmational brochures about
Punjab University?
Dear Senator Angara: Best regards.

In response to your request for the University of the Philippines Sincerely yours,
to submit its Position Paper on the proposal to integrate into the
Cordillera Autonomous Region all institutions of higher leamlnq ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABUEVA
based in that region, I have the honor of submitting the Posltlcn President
Paper requested.
The Position Paper articulates, pnncipaltv, the sentiments of
those direcJty involved in the administration of U.P. College Baquio.
its student population, and the assessment of our academics in the 28 February 1989
University.
Thank you very much, and best wishes. Ref. No. JV A-89-86

Very truly yours, Mr. Juan Collas. ESQ.

Friends of U.P, Foundation in America ~
ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABU EVA clo Baker and McKenzie
President
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580 California 94104
U.S.A.
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Dear Johnny, ~
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28 February 1989 Attached herewith are the invoices to be charged against the re- I
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maining balance of the TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS (US$ 10,000.
Ref. No. JVA-89-85 001 donation of the Friends of U.P. Foundation in America for the I§
University of the Philippines Libraries. These invoices, which cover :::
~
Conq. Thelma Z. Almario orders from the U.P. Main Library in Diliman, amount to US$1.121. ,..,....,
House of Representatives 79, as follows:
Congress of the Philippines ::::
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Publisher Inv. No. & Date Amount ....
Dear Congresswoman Almario:
1. Cataloging Distribution 18901" -0021 $370.00
".....=-
Service, Lib. of Congress 101-1'-891
, ~
Further to our earlier letter to you dated 24 February, we are o:
pleased to send you herewith some more material in connection Washington, D.C. 20541 ~

2. Butterworth & Co. Limited 314067 473.80

with the HB 22142 on extending UP's programs and services to
Mindanao.
Borough Green, SEvenoaks 111-22-881 35
 3. Faxon Company. Inc. 328945 277.99 2 March 1989
15 Southwest Park 00-28·881
Ref. No. JVA-89-88
Westwood. MA 02090

These titles have been recommended by the faculty for the use Mrs. Teresita Abueva-Floro
of our students and staff. 97 College Street
Kingswood
I understand that FUPFA wilt remit the payment directly to the
publishers. Sydney, New South Wales
Australia
Thank you very much for your continued support.

Dear Ching,
Sincerely yours,

Please convey to the UPAA-Australia New South Wales Chapter,

ISgd,1 JOSE V_ ABU EVA
officers and members, the University's abiding gratitude for their
President
concern and interest. They are truly her sons and daughters who
find sweet memories and a depth of meaning in the UPAA song,
"U.P. Naming Maha!."
28 February 1989 There are two matters in your tetter to me 122 February) that
need clarification from our end:
Ref. No. JV A·89·S7 1. The "Proposed Projects" discussed by Prof. Abad and Dr.
Carreon (28 September 1988);
Mrs. Leticia Canso 2. The donation of books by 0.5. Pascual 13 December
No. 46-A Derby St. 1988) to the Food Service and Nutrition Department,
White Plains College of Home Economics, U.P. Diliman.
Quezon City 1. Prof. Abad wrote Dr. Carreon, 28 November 1988 (copy at-
tached). To date, he has not received any response. We do
SUBJECT: Engracia Espiritu-Enriquez Professorial Chair need information on fellowships/scholarships in New South
Wales. and on the four universities there and their main areas
Dear Mrs. Canso: of strength from your own perspective.
It was Prof. Abad's understanding that the main area of
I am happy to inform you that the Engracia Espiritu-Enriquez operation, as it were, would be New South Wales and the
Professorial Chair will finally be awarded to a deserving faculty Universities there; hence, the information requested would
member from the College of Pharmacy, effective January 1, 1989. be very helpful. A number of our faculty have studied in
The faculty member shall be recommended by the Dean and the New South Wales, but such information as they are able to
Chancellor, but the final approval rests on the Board of Regents. furnish us would mostly be from memory. What is needed is
Upon approval, the faculty member will be paid the Professorial up-to-date information, especiatlv brochures and catalogues.
Chair honoraria. retroactive to January 1st of this year. Re the specific "Proposed Projects" -
I am sorry for this long delay in implementation. 1.1 Recognition of Overseas Professional Qualifications
Best personal regards. Unfortunately, many of our academic units have been
unable to update their brochures/handbooks. Perhaps,
Sincerely yours, for now, the V.P. Manila General Catalogue 1988-89
will suffice for the purpose; the medical professions
ISgd,J JOSE V. ABU EVA were foremost in Dr. Carreon's mind, and would indeed
President be a good start.
1.2 Training Fellowships/Scholarships in New South Wales,
funded by AIOAB.
Ref, No. JVA-89·93 1 March 1989 Prof. Abad's understanding was that your Chapter
would help facilitate whatever may be needful to do.
Honorable Guillenno N. Carague The first point in Dr, Carreon's proposed strategy was
Secretary, Department of Budget "(a) Identify priorities and specific requirements of the
:.> and Management U.P,"
~
~ Malacafiarq, Manila Prof. Abad had the impression that those AIDAB
:.>
N fellowships/scholarships would be availed of in Univer-
~
o Dear Secretary Caraque: sities in New South Wales; therefore, he sough Inform-
ation on those Universities from your Chapter, as well

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Thank you for the release of P29,319.000 for the payment of
claims of U.P. personnel under A.A. 6683, the Early Retirement
as what scholarships/fellowships are available in those
Un iveraities.
•
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Law. We note, however, that the release made was totally under
object code 200 or for retirement gratuity only. This poses a
In any case. the University's priorities are in the
general areas of science and technology, energy, engi-
...:.> problem as the entitlements under R,A. 6683 includes terminal neering, agriculture,' environmental management, and
s:
~
leave benefits which fall under personal services. the social sciences. Indeed, we would consider almost

z-
:: In view of the foregoing, may we request for realignment of
P9.000,OOO of this total release to personal services lumpsum object
code 100-10, to enable us to pay the pending claims for terminal
any area of study where there are opportunities for
graduate study because faculty development is a prio-
rity concern in the University.
><: leave benefits. 1.3 Cooperation between U.P. and Universities in New
><: Your immediate favorable action will be deeply appreciated. South Wales
:.> We would welcome this. The proposed strategy is
E
:: to "Identify and contact key officials in Universities in
Very truly yours, New South Wales." We have no information on who
0
;> I those "key officials" may be, for to the best of our
ISgd.l JOSE V. ABUEVA knowledge the U.P. has had no formal contact with

36 President those officials.

 1.4 Direct assistance of UPAA-N5W to U.P., particularly,
by "funding priority journal subscriptions that the
U.P. critically requires."
This is an excellent idea, and can immediately be
pursued. Our Main Library shall soon send you a list
of those journals.
On Dr. D.S. Pascual's donation
2.1 We are truly grateful for his concern and generosity.
2.2 The exchange of letters (here attached) shows that
the donation was properly received and acknowledged.
The official route is from the Dean to the Chan-
cellor. The U.P. is now a "System" consisting of 4
constituent universities: UP Diliman, UP Los Banos,
UP Manila, and UP vtseves. Each constituent univer-
sity is administered by a Chancellor (with Vice-Chan-
cellors) who in many cases acts and speaks in behalf of
the President (of the "System").
However, my Office should have been furnished a
copy of the entire exchange, as well as the Office of the
Alumni Relations. We would have been better informed.
Thank you for your concern, and for sharing with us the views
of our friends and colleagues in New South Wales.
with us the TR/V Sardinella at its dockyard in Beven, Batangas in
the early morning of Sunday, 19 February 1989, and for all your
past efforts to analyze the proposals of UP Visayas and suggest
ways by which the University could save monsv and protect the
vessel.
I would like especially to thank Mr. Reyes for lending his in-
valuable expertise and precious time in assessing the state of the
vessel and for giving his advice and recommendations on how to
put it back in shape so that the College of Fisheries can optimize
its use. Moreover, his overall assessment brought to light some
problems and deficiencies in the management of the vessel and in
its staffing which should be avoided in the future.
It was-a good learning experience for all concerned that should
save us considerable expenses and costs in the future.
With best regards.
Sincerely yours,
ISgd.l JOSE V. ABUEVA
President

Sincerely yours,
7 Marso 1989

ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABU EVA

Ref. No. JVA·89·94
President

Prop. Delia R. Barcelona

Kolehiyo ng Pangmadlang Komunikasyon
Ref. No. JVA-89·89 2 March 1989 U.P. Diliman

Mahal na Prop. Barcelona:

His Excellency
Ambassador Hans F. Gronwall
Maraming salamat sa invonq qinawanq maikling pagsusuri at
Embassy of Sweden
report tungkol sa UP Information Office.
15th Floor, Citibank Center
Makakatulong itong mabuti sa aming paq-aaral ng mga dapat
8741 Paseo de Roxas
baquhin upang mapagbuti pa ang paglilingkod ng opisinang ito para
Makati, Metro Manila
sa kapakanan n9 Unibersidad.
Dear Ambassador Gronwall:
Sumasainyo,
Thank you for the information on your Government's offer of
twelve scholarships for research or graduate studies in Sweden, I Lagdal JOSE V. ABU EVA
starting September this year. We are also grateful for the inform- Pangulo
ational materials you sent us, including the brochure on "Studying
in Sweden."
Our office of Institutional Linkages has disseminated your offer
to the Chancellors of our four constituent universities - UP Dill- 7 March 1989
man, UP Los Banos, UP Manila, and UP vtsavas. Our faculty and
graduate students shall be encouraged to apply in those fields of Ref. No. JV A·89·96
stuv where the scholarships can be availed of - technology, natural
and agricultural sciences, political science, and medicine. Mr. Shu ntarc Shish ido
With our highest esteem. International University of Japan
2-32, Minami Azabu 5-Chome
Sincerely yours, Minato-Ku. Tokyo 106
Japan
ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABU EVA
President Dear President Shishido:

Thank you for sending us information regarding your Graduate

School of International Relations. We have forwarded the materials
Ref. No. JV A·89·92 2 March 1989 to our Polltlcal Science Department through its Chairperson, Prof.
Olive Caoitl, for dissemination to the faculty and students.
Regent Angelita Trinidad-Reyes With best regards.
2430 gouqainvitta Place
Dasmarffias Village Sincerely yours,
Makati, Metro Manila
ISgd.l JOSE V. ABUEVA
President
Dear Regent Reyes:

On behalf of the University, I would like to thank you and,

through you, Mr. Jose M. Reyes, for going out of your way to visit
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 Ref. No. JVA-89·97 7 March 1989 The honorary degree is traditionally conferred upon individuals
for outstanding achievement in their field. The Board took special
Han. Hilarion Davide, Jr. note of your pioneering vision and the far-reaching results of vour
Chairman work in forestry extension which have raised our people's awareness
Commission on Elections of the critical importance of forest conservation.
Manila We propose to confer the honorary degree upon you on Satur-
day, April 1 this year during UP Los Banos' General Commence-
Dear Chairman Davide: ment Exercises.
We would be most honored if you accept this recognition which
The University of the Philippines would like to respectfully re- the University believes you truly deserve. '
quest exemption from the election ban as provided under Resolu- With all our good wishes and assurances of high esteem.
tion No. 2054 dated 7 December 1988 by the Commission, to the
various colleges/units of the University of the Philippines to hire the Sincerely yours,
services of the staff {teaching and non-teaching staff). Their services
are indispensable in teaching various courses and providing essential ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABU EVA
support functions for the acedemlc and research programs of the President
University.
The University shall act very judiciously in hiring new personnel.
We would like to assure you that hiring of new personnel will not in 7 March 1989
any manner affect the results of the election of barangay officials in
the University campuses. Ref. No. JVA-89·100
We trust you will approve our request.
Mr. Ric lara
Sincerely yours, NO.1 Maayusin St.
U.P. Village, Quezon City
ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABUEVA
President Dear Mr. Lara:

It is my honor to inform you that the Board of Regents of the

University of the Philippines has decided to confer upon Dr. Hilario
7 March 1989
Lara the degree of Doctor of Science, honoris causa (posthumous).
The honorary degree is traditionally conferred upon individuals
Ref. No. JV A-89-98
for outstanding achievement in their field. The University took spe-
cial note of his outstanding contributions and acknowledged emi-
Dean Bartolome S. Carale
nence in the medical science, particularly in public health.
College of Law
The conferment ceremonies will be held on March 31 this year
U.P.Diliman
during the UP Manila's General Commencement Exercises at the
Philippine International Convention Center at 4:00 o'clock p.m.
Dear Dean Carale:
We wish to request you to receive on that occasion, in Or. lara's
behalf, the diploma and vestments of distinction of the highest rank
At the March 3. 1989 meeting of the Board of Regents, we took
of honor in the University.
up the two letters you sent, dated January 26, 1989 and February
With all our good wishes and assurances of high esteem.
15, 1989. I explained to the Board that you are requesting recon-
sideration of the Board's decision to reprimand you for exercising
Sincerely yours,
discretion in the admission of students to the College of Law.
After discussing the merits of your case, the Board agreed to
ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABUEV
grant the reconsideration being requested. The Board, likewise,
President
authorized me to form a committee which will review your case
anew. In due time, you shall be formally informed of the member-
ship of this committee.
Thank you. 7 March 1989

Sincerely yours, Ref. No. JVA·89·102

ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABU EVA Dr. Albert J. Simone

President President
University of Hawaii at Manoa
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Bachman Hall
Honolulu, Hawaii 96822
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Ref. No. JyA-89-99 Dear President Simone:

Z Prof. Gregorio T. Zamuco This is to inform you that I have offered the position of Vice-
President for Public Affacirs of the University of the Philippines to
~ Kanluran Road, Faculty Village
~ College, Laguna Prof. Belinda Aquino, Director of the Center for Philippine Studies
on your campus, starting at her convenience. Prof. Aquino has indi-
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Dear Professor Zamuco: cated that she will be available in July after requesting a leave of
absence from your University.
"0 It is my honor to inform you that the Board of Regents of the On my recommendation, the Board of Regents at the University
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University of the Philippines has decided to confer upon your good- of the Philippines approved in principle Prof. Aquino's appointment

38 self the degree of Doctor of Laws, honoris cauSil. starting on her first working day in July.
 Since we are in the process of establishing a system of academic
7 March 1989
exchange between our two universities, I believe Prof. Aquino's
temporary assignment in the Philippines would be in the best in-
Ref. No. JVA·89·104
terest of both our instituions. We both have an emphasis on the
Asia-Pacific region and can work closer together while Prof. Aquino
Dr. Cesar Adib Maiul
~s in the Philippines. I am pleased to note that she has developed the
1122 Connecticut Ave.
only program of Philippine Studies in the United States on your
San Pablo, California 94806
campus.
U.S.A.
I hope that you can come to Manila to formalize the agreement
with the University of the Philippines that Prof. Aquino and Dean
Dear Dr. Majul:
Thomas Gething have recommended for your consideration. The
large Filipino population in Hawaii would be pleased if we could
It is my honor to inform you that the Board of Regents of the
establish this working relationship between our two universities.
Univer.sitv of the Philippines has decided to confer upon your good-
Please accept my best wishes.
self the degree of Doctor of Laws, honoris causa.
Sincerely yours,
The honorary degree is traditionally conferred upon individuals
for outstanding achievement in their field. The Board took special
ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABUEVA note of your significant contributions to research on the history and
President
culture of Filipino Muslims. on the concept of Philippine nation-
hood and the Filipino national community, as well as your valuable
contribution to the growth and development of the University.
Ref. No. JVA-89-103 7 March 1989 We propose to confer the honorary degree upon you on Sunday,
Hen. Edgardo J. Angara April 2, this year during the General Commencement Exercises of
Senate of the Philippines UP Diliman.
Manila We would be most honored if you accept this recognition which
the University believes you truly deserve.
Dear Senator Angara: With all our good wishes and assurances of high esteem.

I've been trying to reach you be telephone, but without success. Sincerely yours,
Secretary Lourdes Ouisumbinq relayed your message to me.
We were sorry to miss you at the meeting yesterday of the ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABU EVA
Governing Board of the UP Institute of Judicial Administration. I President
learned too late that you couldn't come (late Sunday night), so
we decided to go ahead. However, we agreed we would not make
a decision until we could consult with you on the IJA. 8 March 1989
The reorganization committee of the Law Complex is submitting
its report to me tomorrow. The next step is for the BOR committee Ref. No. JVA·89·106
on reorganization to discuss the report with the members of the
Law Complex reorganization committee on March 17,1989. In the Honorable Carlos M. Padilla
report, the latter committee is recommending the establishment Chairman, House Committee on Education
under the Law Center of an Institute for the Administration of Congress of the Philippines
Justice lIAJ) in addition to an Institute for Government and Law Diliman, Quezon City
Reform, an Institute of Human Rights, and an Institute of Inter-
national Law Studies. All these Institutes will be UP academic units Dear Congressman Padilla:
operating within the framework of the reorganized Law Center and
College of Law, UP Dittman and the UP svs.em. The IAJ will not be Following my remarks on the subject at a hearing conducted by
under the present Governing Board. your good self, may I submit the accompanying Position Paper on
I'm proposing that the present Governing Board be transformed the proposal to integrate into the Cordillera Autonomous Region all
into an Advisory or Consultative Council with the same composi. institutions of higher learning based in that region.
tion. This way the institutional autonomy of UP and the lines of The Position Paper articulates the sentiments of those directly
authority from the IAJ to the UP Board of Regents will be observ- involved in the administration of U.P. College Bequio. its faculty
ed. At the same time, UP and the Supreme Court will continue to and the assessment of our academics in the University.
cooperate under a Memorandum of Agreement. I very much value Thank you very much, and best Wishes.
the linkage with the Judiciary at the highest levels, which enables
UP to work closely and effectively with the highest officials in Sincerely yours,
helping strengthen the Judiciary. We shall continue this important
linkage which you innovated. In fact, we can broaden it by linking (Sgd.) JOSE V. ABU EVA
the Judiciary with other academic units of UP as may be desired. President
In any event, we'd like to discuss this vvit h you, possibly at the
next meeting of the lJA Governing Board on March 14. Then we
shall take up a dfrat of the proposed Advisory or Consultative 9 March 1989
Council and a draft of the Memorandum of Agreement.
For your information, I'm enclosing a press release on the BOR's Ref. No. JV A-89-11 0
approval of the Socialized Tuition and Financial Assistance Program
(or Iskolar ng Bavan Program). I shall also send you a copy of the Regent Flerida Ruth V. Romero
proposed reorganization plan of the Reorganization Committee of Matacabanq. Manila
the Law Complex.
Dear Regent Romero:
With best wishes.
Sincerely yours,
As a member of the BOR Committee on the Reorganization of
the UP Law Complex, I am sending you herewith your copy of:
ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABU EVA
President
1. Letter of transmittal of Chairman Pacifico A. Agabin of the 39
 UP Law Complex Reorganization Committee; 15 March 1989
2. The Report of the UP Law Complex Reorganization Cornit-
tee; President David Gardner
and for the BOR's approval- University of California
3. Draft BOR Resolution Reorganizing the UP Law Complex; 300 Lakeside Drive
and Oakland, California 94612·3550
4. Draft Reorganization Reorganizing the UP Law Complex for U.S.A.
the BOR's approval.
Our BOR Committee is composed of Regent Flerida Ruth P. Dear President Gardner:
Romero, Regent Ponciano Mathay, Regent Francisco Nemenzo,
Regent Gonzalo Bonqotan. and myself as Chairman. Thank you for your letter of 23 February with the tentative
I'd like to invite you to a meeting of Our BOR Committee on the agenda for the conference of presidents of leading public universities
Reorganization of the Law Complex on Friday, March 17, 1989 at in countries located on the pacific Rim in Asia, North America, and
the BOR Room in Quezon Hall. It would be good if our Committee the South Pacific, on May 10 to 12, 1989 in San Francisco.
could meet promptly at 5:30 P.M. This would allow us to discuss I agree to the statement of conference intent and the topics and
the Report and the draft documents before we meet with the mem- format for business meetings.
bers of the UP Law Complex Reorganization Committee at 6:00. I shall send you my background paper on the issues of greatest
This Committee is composed of the following: irnportance to the University of the Philippines by the end of the
Dr. Pacifico A. Aqeb!n. Chairman month.
Atty. Bonifacio Alentajan. Member With best regards.
Vice-President Gemino H. Abad, Member
Chancellor Ernesto G. Tabuiara, member Sincerely yours ".
Prof. Ma. Lourdes A. Serena, member
Professor Hapahe! Perpetuc M. Lotifla, member ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABU EVA
Mr. Antonio La vtaa. member President
Prof. Antonio M. Santos, member
Mr. Julito M. Briola, member

You will recall that I proposed, and the Board authorized. the
20 March 1989
reorganization of the Law Complex at the Board's 1017th meeting
on May 19, 1988. The original composition of the UP Law Com-
Ref. No. JVA-g9·114
pJex Reorganization was as follows:

H.E. Tsuneo Tanaka

Justice Vicente Abad Santos, Chairman
Ambassador to the Philippines
Atty. Ruben Ancheta, President, UP Law Alumni Association
Embassy of Japan
Vice President Gemino Abad
375 Sen. Gil Puyat Ave.
Chancellor Ernesto Tebuiara
Makat!
Professor Raphael Perpetuo Lotitla
Professor Vicente V. Mendoza Dear Ambassador Tanaka:
Mr. Antonio M. Santos, Representative of Research Extension
and Professional Services (REPS) Personnel
The new Out-Patient Department of the University of the Philip-
Mr. Julito M. Briola, Representative of Administrative
pines-Philippine General Hospital Medical Center at Padre Faure
Employees
Street, Manila shall be formally inaugurated at 2:30 p.m. on Wed·
With the resignation of Chairman Abad Santos and Atty. Ancheta, I nesdav. 5 April 1989.
reconstituted the Committee as toftows: President Corazon C. Aquino shall be the guest of honor.
Dr. Pacifico A. Agabin, Chairman The new UP-Pgh Medical Center Out-Patient Department is a gift
Atty. Bonifacio Alentajan, President of the UP Law Alumni of the people of Japan to the people of the Philippines, which we
Association greatly appreciate.
Vice-President Gemino H. Abad With pleasure we therefore wish to invite you, in representatron
Chancellor Ernestc G. Tebuiara. of the Government of Japan, to deliver some remarks during the
Prof. Ma. Lourdes A. Sereno, Representative of UP Law Faculty program on this occasion.
Prof. Raphael Perpetuo M. tonne
The other speakers. before the President of the Philippines shall
Mr. Antonio La Vifia, President of the UP Law Student
be a Jesuit priest (for the invocat onl, the PGH Director, the Chan-
Government
cellor of UP Manila, and the-UP' President.
Prof. Antonio M. Santos, Representative of Research, Extension
We look forward to hearing your remarks on 5 April.
and Professional Services (REPS) Personnel With all good wishes.
Mr. Julito M. Briola, Representative of Administrative
• Employees
Sincerely yours,
It is the latter Committees that submitted the documents being
.... sent to you.
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J look forward to our own Committee meeting on March 17.
E President
With best wishes.

Sincerely yours,

ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABUEVA

President

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Ref .. No. JV A·89-115 20 March 1989 27 March 1989

Fr. Antonio B. Lambino, S.J. Ref. No. JVA·89-127

Ateneo de Manila University
Loya la Heights
Katipunan Avenue
Quezon City
Dear Father Lambino:
I am deligted to hear from Jimmy Abad, our Vice-President for
Academic Affairs, that you have agreed to deliver the Invocation at
the Inauguration of the New-OutPatient Department of the UP-
PGH Medical Center at Padre Faure Street, Manila on Wednesday,
5 April 1989 at 2:30 p.m.
President Aquino shall be the guest of honor on this occasion as
Jimmy may have mentioned to you.
The new QPO shall greatly expand the capacity and ability of
the UP-PGH Medical Center to deliver medical services to the poor
and the underpriblleqed, historically beneficiaries in larger numbers
of its esoerttse. more than any sector of the population. The new
building and its modern equipment is tarqetted to serve 2,000
patients a day.
It is most appropriate that you shall be delivering the Invocation.
We look forward to hearing it.
With all good wishes.
Sincerely yours,
Dr. Vicente Limcaoco
, Executive Director
I P.O. Box 1165
! 439 Loucroft Road
i Haddonfield, New Jersey 08033
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I Dear Dr. Limcaocc:
The University of the Philippines is committed to undertake re-
search projects over the next five veers that will focus on multi-
I disciplinary assessment stud ies on various aspects of the state of the
nation such as: Science and Technology, Environment, Fisheries and
other Food Resources, Health, National Economy, and the Well-
. Being, Welfare and Development of People. In this connection, we
I are requesting FUPFA for financial assistance for the establishment
of Research Professorial Chairs for Our faculty.
This is also to request for scholarship funds which shall benefit
deserving students in the University who need financial assistance to
ensure the completion of their studies. Many students enroll in the
University, but are not able to graduate because of financial difficul-
ties.
We estimate an endowment fund of $100,000.00 for these two
projects.
We hope for your kind approval.

(Sgd.1 JOSE V. ABU EVA Sincerely yours,

President
tSgd.1 JOSE V. ABU EVA
President

Ref. No. JVA·B9-116 15 March 1989

Ambassador Oleg SokoloY

The Embassy of the Union of Soviet 27 March 1989
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Socialist Republics
1245 Acacia Road I Ref. No. JVA-89·120
Dasmariflas Village ilOr. Richard H. Fuller
Makati, Metro Manila
i Representative
Dear Ambassador Sokolov: The Asia Foundation
I RC Bldq., 3rd Floor
82 EDSA, Mandaluyong
The University of the Philippines has participated, albeit in a
limited way, in the Executive Programme for Cultural Exchange
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i Metro Manila
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between the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics and the Philippines.
We have received three professors of the Russian language, hosted Dear Dr. Fuller:
some cultural groups, and sent a number of faculty members to
Thank you for your letter of March 14, 1989.
your country for degree or training courses.
Enclosed are two signed copies of the Letter of Agreement
In light, however, of President Mikhail Gorbachev's admirable C
covering the grant from The Asia Foundation for my participation
initiatives to promote world peace and security, the University feels
in the Pacific Rim University Presidents' Conference to be held in "tI
that the time is ripe for it to establish academic linkages with defi-
nite institutions of learning in the Soviet Union. Toward this end,
San Francisco from May 10 to 12, 1989.
I plan to leave for San Francisco On May 8 and depart for Manila
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we wish to enter into an agreement of academic cooperation with N
\ on May 14. As you advised, this information was relayed to Asia
the USSR Academy of Sciences and Moscow State University.
Foundation through Ms. Baby Bathan last March 17. ....
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Please find enclosed a possible draft agreement for the consideration
of our Soviet counterparts.
A high-level delegation from UP, if deemed necessary, could be
I look forward to a fruitful interaction with the other university
presidents and better cooperation among the Pacific Rim Univer-
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sities.
sent to the USSR to work out specific projects under our general ::l

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proposal. UP could also reciprpcate by receiving a high-level dele-
With best wishes. ::
gation from the above-mentioned Soviet institutions of higher
Sincerely yours, '<,
learning. I
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We trust, your Excellency, that with your support, the friendly
relations between our two countries could be enriched by academic
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President
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 Atty. Juan G. Collas, Jr. 27 March 1989 27 March 1989
Baker & Mckenzie
Two Enchancardero Center - Suite 2400 Ref. No. JVA-89·124
San Francisco, California 94111-3909
U.S.A. Mr. Nathaniel Von Einsiedel
Commissioner for Planning
Dear Atty. Callas: Metropolitan Manila Commission

This is to acknowledge our receipt of your Century Bank Check
No. 221, dated March 9, 1989 in the amount of $149,000. In ac-
cordance with the conditions stipulated in your March 9. 1989
letter we have invested the funds with the Phltrpplne National Bank
in Dollar Time Deposit Certificates. We assure you that only the
interest income will be spent for the payment of honoraria to the
faculty,
The Executive Director of the UP Foundation, Erlinda S.
Echanis, will send you regular semi-annual reports on the status of
the account and the total honoraria paid to the req,ipients.
Thank you very much for your help in the implementation of
this Board action.
Sincerely yours,
ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABU EVA
President
27 March 1989
Ref. No. JVA·89-123
Dr. Ernesto G. Tabujara
Chancellor. U.P. Dillman
Dear Chancellor Tabuiare:
I am referring to you the attached letter of Mr. Soqo-Okarnura
of International Association of Traffic and Safety Sciences flATSSJ.
In particular please discuss the possibility of establishing an IATSS
Forum Philippine Committee with Dr. Arizabal and Dr. Ancog and
do whatever is necessary to realize it.
Thank you.
Dear Mr. Einsledel:
Re: Your request for a Transfer Station site in U.P.
The area you. have identified as a possible site for a Transfer
Station happens to be part of an area earmarked for commercial
development in accordance with an overall U.P. Diliman Campus
Land Use Plan.
The Land Use Plan had been drawn up to make optimal use of
U.P. Dfttman's limited land resources consistent with its role as the
country's premier educational institution and filling its need to
qenerate enough financial resources to support its ever-expanding
academic, research and extension programs, given the perennial
limitation of government funding subsidy.
The commercial development of the area in question has in fact
started with the on.going construction of the U.P. Wet Market to
where the present Talipapa vendors on the other side (near U.P.
BLiSSl will be relocated.
A Transfer Station in the area for open-air waste and garbage
collection such as proposed by the MMC. however sanitary and well-
maintained. will not fail to diminish the area's commercial appeal
and suitability. Even this early, the University has already received
a number of proposals from interested private developers.
Much as we recognize MMC's need for a Transfer Stat ion, we
regret our inability to give a favorable response to the request.
Very truly yours.
ISgd.J JOSE V. ABUEVA
President
29 March 1989
Ref. No. JVA·90-125

Sincerely yours. Honorable Guillermo N. Carague

Secretary
ISgd.J JOSE V. ABUEVA Department of Budget and Management
President Matacefianq. Manila

Dear Secretary Careque:

Ref. No. JVA-89-121 27 March 1989
Thank you for the release of allotment for the payment of salary
Mr. Sago Okamura adjustments under Memo. No. 156 for our faculty members and the
Vice-President 10% adjustment of non-regular personnel under NCC No. 51. both
International Association of Traffic for 1988. We received AA No. 83-1050·88-4-020 dated 23 Decem-
and Safety Sciences ber 1988 for P8,300,OOO last January 27. 1989 and AA No. 83-
6-20, 2-chome. Yaesu, Chuo-ku 0940.88-4-017 for P4.512.271 dated 28 December 1988 last Feb-
• Tokyo 1044, Japan ruary 1. 1989.
In this regard. we are happy' to inform you that we have paid
Dear Mr. Okamura: the salary differentials of the faculty using cash from our common
fund account. Meanwhile, we are deterred from paying the adjust-
In response to your letter of 2 March 1989. I have requested ments of our non-regular personnel due to lack of cash. We are
Chancellor Tebujara to discuss the possibility of establishing an approaching a dangerously jew cash balance and we have in fact
IATSS Forum Philippine Committee with Dr. Arizabal and Dr. resorted to augmenting our operating cash requirements from the
Ancog. I will let you know of the developments as soon as we hear cash balances of some trust funds. But even this source can not
from the Chancellor. meet all our requirements. Moreover, it is feared that continuing
With best regards. this arrangement may adversely affect our ability to meet the pri-
mary commitments of the trust funds causing the dissatisfaction
Sincerely yours, of grantors/donors to the detriment of the University.
In view of the foregoing and to forestall the occur ence of un-
ISgd.J JOSE V. ABU EVA fulfilled commitments that may hamper the smooth flow of uni-
President versity operations and, we urgently request for the issuance of the
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 corresponding funding warrants to cover the cash requirements of
the above payments.
Your immediate and favorable action on this request shall be
deeply appreciated.
Sincerely yours,
ISgd.l JOSE V. ABUEVA
President
30 March 1989
Ref. No. JVA·89·126
Dean Bartolome S. Carale
College of Law
U.P. Diliman
Dear Dean Carate:
In reply to your letter informing me of the magnificent per-
formance of our UP Law graduates in the 1988 bar examinations
and on the occasion of the Convocation in their honor today, I
wish to extend to them, to you and the faculty of the UP College
of Law my heartiest congratulations.
On behalf of the Unjversttv of the Philippines and of the Board
of Regents, as its Vice-Chairman, I want all of you to know how
gratified and proud we are of your achievements, including the more
than 80 per cent passing of the law graduating class last year. These
indicate the quality of our law graduates and the kind of education
they obtained under your leadership and the guidance of our law
facuttv. No less to be congratulated are the parents of the successful
examinees if we are to give due credit to heredity and the family
environment.
I'd be grateful if you could read this letter during the Convoca-
tion.
With my warm best wishes for your and the faculty's continued
good health and academic accomplishment and for the professional
success of our young lawyers.
Sincerely yours,
ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABU EVA
President
March 3D, 1989
Ref. No. JVA-89-130
Prof. and Mrs. Jerome F. Bailen
134 Valenzuela St., U.P. Campus
Diliman, Quezon City
Dear Prof. and Mrs. Bailen:
Besides imparting the best possible education to our students.
the University has the important duty of instilling moral excellence
and discipline. to make them able and responsible members of our
society. It is for this .reason that we try always strictly to observe
moral standards and the rules on discipline in the University, inclu-
ding those applicable to the U.P. Integrated School.
There is no room for inhumanity and violence in the University.
What we do encourage among our young is the love for our_fellow-
men and strict adherence to the norms of civilized conduct.
It has been established that your son', Igor, and the rest of the
cadet officers involved in the hazing of some cadets in the CAT
Officers' Training Program at the UPIS, have violated these norms
we closely adhere to. Such being the case, the Rules on Discipline
for the UPIS have to be applied with an even hand.
Being a parent myself, I share your distress over this unfortunate
incident. I have qone over the records of the case referred to in your
I appeal, but I could find no cogent reason to disturb the finding of
guilt. Nonenetheless, even as we mete out justice, we feel that this
incident should make us treat with serious concern the ongoing
practices in the CAT Officers' Training Program. Let us all learn
from this.
You will agree with me that in the wake of this deplorable inci-
dent, the best interests of the University must be upheld. Just
punishment should also be imposed on any other guilty party not
yet investigated.
The Statement of Concern of some parents of UPIS students
sums them up: " ... we are now mu ch co ncerned about the remed lal
measures that should be instituted that would improve and secure
the conditions in which our children learn and_grow up within the
confines of the UPIS."
The children's public denunciation of violence and brutality
being perpetrated in the Program, and their expression of apology to
both the victims of the hazing and the UPIS constituency could be
the starting point for reforms in the Program.
I. therefore, advise you that even as the children involved will be
allowed by my office to join the Commencement Exercises tomor-
row afternoon, I expect them to be the exemplars of repentance
and reform by doing the following during the ceremonies:
1. They shall make a public denunciation of hazing and other
brutal practices in the CAT Officers' Training Program, prac-
tices in the CAT Officers' Training Program, practices which
should not be tolerated in any civilized society; and
2. They shell make a public apology to the victims of hazing
and their parents, and accept the responsibility for their acts.
I expect your son Igor, or envone representing the group of stu-
dents involved in hazing, to make a public statement along these
tines during the Commencement Exercises, along with all the mem-
bers of that group.
Please COnvey my sentiments to the children and their parents.
Their exemplary public denunciation and apology, followed by a
I handshake by their victims, would give a UPIS a new start towards
the reforms needed.
With warm personal regards.
Sincerely yours,
ISgd.IJOSE V. ABU EVA
President
30 March 1989
Ref. No. JVA-89·128
Dr. Michael Cullinane
Center for South and Southeast
Asian Studies
130 Lane Hall
University of Michigan
Ann Harbor, Michigan
U.S.A.
Dear Dr. Cullinane:
I am writing to inquire about the three telexes we sent you on
February 24. 1989, March 2, 1989 and March 17, 1989. In your
last letter to me, dated February 8, 1989, you inquired if Prof.
Gotiangco of our Department of History would still be able to come
for the winter term. You also inquired about the participant from
the Asian Center.
In reply, we sent you a letter and a telex dated February 24,
1989 recommending Prof. Aurora Roxas Lim of the Asian Center.
We also sent a telex on March 2, 1989 inquiring if Prof. Gotiangco
had already arrived at Ann Arbor and that if he had not, if it was
still possible to send someone in his place. This same message was 43
 sent in another telex dated March 11, 1989, In this connection, the University is earnestly requesting the
The Department of History informed us that Prof. Gonanqco retention of 184 items (about 54%) of the 338 items left by the
left for the United States in January 1989. Since then, however, early retirees. In making this request, University administrators have
he had not gotten in touch with the Department. If Prof. Gotlanq- exercised maximum prudence in requesting only for the items which
CO has not reported to the University of Michigan, the Department the University really needs. We realize that the spirit 01 the early
would like to know lf it could send another participant. retirement law is to reduce the size of the government bureaucracy.
We would appreciate your immediate reply to allow time for This is why in letting go 338 of our personnel, we are requesting the
the other participant to prepare the necessary travel papers. retention of only 184 items. The individual justification for the re-
Thank you and best regards. tention of each of the 184 items is hereby attached.
We hereby submit two lists:
Sincerely yours, 1. APPENOIX A'
LIST OF U.P. PERSONNEL WHO AVAI LED OF
ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABUEVA EARLY RETIREMENT UNDER R.A. 6683 ("EARLY
President RETI REMENT ACT"I
2. APPENDIX B'
LIST OF ITEMS BEING REQUESTED FOR
Ref. No. JVA-89-131 31 March 1989 RETENTION BY THE UNIVERSITY OF THE
PHILIPPINES
Dr. Richard Fuller We trust the the DBM wilt soon be able to process our request
Resident Representative for retention SO that the University can start using again the 184
The Asia Foundation lout of 338) items, specially with the start of the schoolyear.
IRC Building, 3rd Floor
82 EDSA. Mandaluyong University of the Philippines
Metro Manila Summary of Number of Items for Retention

Dear Dr. Fuller: CONSTITUENT UNIVERSITIES Number of No. of Items

Retirees To Be Retained
The University of the Philippines Colteqe of Law international
law moot court team has won the right to represent the Philippines UP Diliman & University
at the 1989 Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Compe- Administration 189 91
tition to be held in Chicago from 2 to 8 April 1989. The Philippine UP Los Banos 42 29
national eliminations, however, were held only last Monday, 27 UP Manila 78 40
March 1989 due to the delayed arrival of the problem set from the UP Visayas 29 24
United States. ---- ---
1 have been informed that Asia Foundation provides grants 10r TOTAL 338 184
the Philippine national team, and U.P. has been the beneficiary of
such grants in the past. I would like to request, therefore, that the
Foundation consider the grant of financial assistance to the Philip- Sincerely yours,
pine team this year.
The U.P. Team is composed of: (Sgd.l JOSE V. ABUEVA
1. Carlos D. Sorrera (Team Captain) President
2. Evatvn Ursua
3. Ma. Trinidad Vlllareat
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4. Ruben Carranza, Jr.
5. Prof. Raphael Perpetuo M. Lotilla (Faculty Adviser)
In view of the urgency of our need, , would be grateful if you
lsang maligayang paqbat! sa mqa mag-aarat ng I ntenor Design n
could kindly respond favorably and promptly to this request.
UP College of Home Economics.
Thank you very much.
Ang Unibersidad ng Pilipinas ay hindi larnanq nanqunquna sa
kaqallnqarq akademya kundi maqinq sa kagalingang pang-sining.lsang
Sincerely yours,
ma!aking karanqafan para sa Unibersidad na rnaqkaroon ng mga mag-
aaral. isahan man 0 bilang samahan, na patulov na naqsasaqawa ng
(Sgd.1 JOSE V. ABUEVA
mqa eksibit na slvanq maqpapamatas sa kanilang natatagong galing
President
sa sining. lse na rlto ang inyong samahan na rnaqsasaqawa ng isang
ekslbtt na pinamagatang - Within.
Lubas ang aking penlniwata na magtatagumpay kayo sa inyong
Ref. No. JVA-269-89 March 31. 1989

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proyekto. lneaseban ko na hindi ito ang magiging huli ninyong
eksibit, bagkus ay magiging slrnula pa ng marami pang orovekro na
Honorable Guillermo N. Carague
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meqpaoamalas nq inyong mga kaqafinqan sa sining.
Mull. maligayang bat! at maraming salamat .
Department of Budget and Management

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I Laqdal JOSE V. ABUEVA
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z SUBJECT' LIST OF U.P. PERSONNEL WHO AWAILVED THEM-
SELVES OF EARLY RETIREMENT
~ LIST OF ITEMS REQUESTED FOR Rt::TENTION
~I Sa peqtatepos ng mga kasapi sa class 1989 ng B.S. Biology, B.S.

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Dear Secretary Carague: Botany at B.S. Zcoloqv , tpinapaabot ko ang aking tacs-pusonq
paqbati.
This is to inform you that 338 personnel of the University of the Magandang peraan ng paggunita ng inyong dinaanang karanasan
~ Philippines avallaed of early retirement under R.A. 6683. This num- ang pagkakaroon ng isang yearbook. Sana'y hindi lamang ito ang
maging silb i ng Kytos '89 kundi maging ceaoeoeetere sa inyong
ber represents about 2.5% of the 13,000 or so reqular personnel of
nakaraan, sa inyong pinanggalThgan.
44 the U.P. System.
 Marahil marami sa inyo ang haharap pe sa mas matinding pag.
subok sa pag- ral ng medisina. Ang dalangin ko ay sana huwag
ninyong kaligtaan ang misyon ng Unibersidad ng Pilipinas na pag-
lingkuran ang nakararami nating kababayan na nangangailangan ng
inyong serbisvo.
Nawa'y maging matagumpay kayo sa hinaharap.
Mabuhay kayo I
(Lagdal JOSE V. ABU EVA
PanguJo
lkinaluluqod kong batiin ang UP Sigma Delta Phi sa kanilang
pagdiriwang ng ika-20 anibersary, na nararapat lang na pameqatanq
"Kakalba nga ang Pinav."
Kilala ang Sigma Delta. Phi sa Ulnbersldad bilang crqanisasvonq
sadyang may panunungkulan sa kagalingan at kahusayan. ltc'v
naklklta hindi lamang sa mga kasapl nitong naririto pa sa Uniber-
sidad, kundi sa mqa alumni nito na patulov na rarnurnukod-tenql
sa kani-kanilang napiling laranqan.
Ang kahusayang ito ay nagbibigay-dangal hindi lamang sa sarili,
sa kapatiran, at sa Unibersidad na pinaglalagian - higit na mahataga
ay nabibigyan ng karepat-dapat na pagkilala ang talino at kakava-
han ng Pllipina.
Nawa'y rnaqpatulcv ang Sigma Delta Phi sa kagalingan at
kahusavan.
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ILaqdal JOSE V. ABU EVA
PanguJo
Lubos kong plnupur l ang inyong panunungkulan tungo sa kaqa-
lingan sa larangan ng matematika. Ang inyong mga hanqarin sa peq-
sasaqawa at pakikilahok sa "Annual Search for the Math Wizard" av
binibigyang-halaga ng Unibersidad.
Batay dito, inaasahan ko na kavonq mga kinatawan ng rnqa
institusyong nakikilahok' dito at mga miyembro ng UP Mathematics
Club ay maqtataqurnpav sa pagtataguyod ng kapakanan ng larangan
ng rnatemattka.
Sa paglilingkod sa bansa at sa Unibersidad. maligayang bat i sa
inyo.
lLaqdal JOSE V. ABU EVA
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Binabati ko ang mga guro, estudvante at kawani ng College of
Science sa kanilang proyektong Scire.
Alam natin kung gaano kahalaga ang papel na depat gampanan
n9 agham sa kaunlaran ng ating bansa. Sana'y sa pamarnaqitan n9
Scire ay di lamang napaqbubuklod-buktod ang komunidad ng
College of Science kundi higit pa'v. kahit sa maliit at munting
paraan ay makatulong ito sa paghubog ng kamalayan at damdaming
makabayan sa kanilang lahat.
Mabuhay, at hari nawa'y maging matagumpay ang hinaharap.
(Lagdal JOSE V. ABU EVA
Pangulo
Malaya na ang narating ng Pi Sigma Fraternity mula nang ito ay
itatag 16 na taon na ang nakararaan. lsa ako sa mga kinikilalang
fraternity sa Unibersidad. Hindi nita mararating ang kinaroroonan
nito ngayon kung hindi ito masugid at puspusang lumahok sa mga
aktibidad sa Unibersidad. Higit sa lahat, repleksiyon ito ng liderato
ng Pi Sigma.
Sa ika-16 na taon ng Pi Sigma, isa sa mga importanteng nagawa
ng organisasyon ang pagi-;ngkorpora ng kaniyang alumni association.
Ang mga alumnus sa buong bansa ay nagkakatipon-tipon ngayong
Pebrero sa isang selebrasyon at paggunita.
lsa aka sa mqa bumabati sa inyo at nakikiisa sa inyong pagsasaya
I sa araw na ito. Mabuhay kayong lahatl
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(Laqdal JOSE V. ABUEVA
PBngulo
The determined effort of the University to use Filipino does not
mean that we should isolate ourselves from the arts and literatures
of other countries. Knowledge of another country's language and
literature enriches both mind and soul and widens one's conscious-
ness. Spanish and American influences are also ingrained in our
culture and history as part of our Filipino heritage.
Because of that heritage we can participate fruitfully in the
unique and enriching experience represented in Eugene O'Neil's
masterpiece, A Long Day's Journey Into Night, produced by the UP
President's Committee on Culture and the Arts, and sponsored by
the Department of English and Comparative Literature.
My congratulations on your success! I hope that this play is but
a forerunner of further collaboration between UP PCCA and other
colleges and departments 'in the University.
(Sgd.1 JOSE V. ABUEVA
President
Tunay na kapuri-puri ang mga adhikain og UP Katitingban na
mahubog ang kaisipan at katauhan ng inyong mga kasapi at lba pang
mga mag-aaral upang magkaroon ng panlipunang kamalayan at kepa-
nagutan.
Ang parnana sa atin ng ating mga ntnuno ev maipagmamalki
natin kahit kanino man. Malinaw na maqaqawa ito ng inyong orqani-
sasvon at marahil av higit pang mapapavarnan sa pamamagitan ng
pagdiriwang na gaganapin sa Iionggo Week, Febrerc 6-11, 1989.
I Sa pagdaraos na ito ay rnaipapakita ang karanasan, kuttura ng
mga Iionggo at ang mga nakamit at naambag nlla sa pambansang
kaunlaran. Sana'y maging isang daan ito sa tutov-tulov na pagliling-
kod sa ating bavan.
Binabati ko kayo at ipinepanalenqin ko ang isang mataqurnpav
na pagdiriwang!
(Lagda) JOSE V. ABU EVA
Pangulo
On behalf of the University of the Philippines, we would like to
express our gratitude to the Government of Japan, through the
Japan International Cooperation Agency, for its support in the
establishment of the National Learning Resource Center for Teacher
Training in Science and Mathematics Education here in the Univer-
sity, specifically the Institute of Science and Mathematics Educa-
tion Development. e
Through this Center, we hope to be able to realize our country's '"C
objective of achieving a certain degree of scientific and technological
self-reliance which, I believe, is a pre-condition for industrial econo-
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economics and one cannot deal with science and technology sepa-
, rat ely from economic development. And through education and rt
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and promote its appreciation and use particularly in areas outside of :l
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Metro Manila. In training teachers from all school levels, we expect ..,OJ
. the University to make an impact on overall efforts at social trans-
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formation through the development of a broad and relevant science,
mathematics and technology consciousness among our country's ::
youth. \I"..,OJ
We also wish to thank the Department of Education and Culture
and Sports and the Department of Science and Technology for their
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Center. Thank you very much.
(Sgd,l JOSE V. ABUEVA
President
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 Ang ating bansa ay kllala hanggang kamakailan lang bilang isa sa
pinakamavaman sa rekursong pandagat. Sa ngayan, hindi na
gaanong makatotohanan ito. Araw-araw ay masasaksi natin ang unti-
unting peqsislra sa ating mga dagat nang" lba-iberq dehilan, katulad
ng peqqamlt "9 dinamita 0 lason at iba pang ilegal na pamamaraan
"9 pangingisda; at ang poluavon.
Sa halip nito ay kailangan natin ang mas maingat na panganga-
laga sa ating mga natirang rekurso. Mahalaga rin ang pagkakaroon 09
makabayan at makataong perspectibc sa paggamit 09 ating kayama-
nan pandaqat.
Bilang gradwado at estudvante 09 Pamantasan 09 Pilipinas,
malaki ang pag-asa 09 inyong mga guro.at kapwa-tao na gagamitin
nlnvo ang inyong pinagaralan para sa pagpapaunlad at peqpepabut!
ng ating bansa.
Malugod ko kavonq binabati sa inyong peqtetapos sa College of
Fisheries, UP vtsavas, sa taong 1989, seven din sa mga bagong
iskolar ng OAF-BFAR.
Mabuhay kayong lahatt
ILagdal JOSE V. ABU EVA
Pangulo
Baqema'r ang kalusugan ng mga mamamayan ng isang bansa ay
panlipunang pananagutan at nakasalalav sa maraming saute. hindi
nat in maikakaila ang mahatagang papel ng mga manggagamot sa
pangangalaga ng ating kalusuqan.
Ngayong may Pambansang Patakaran para sa Gamet, at ang
tawag ng panahon av ang paggamit ng generics, hlqit na inaasahan
ang inyong suporta at kakayanan upang lalong tumulong sa taum·
bayan sa partikular, at sa bansa, sa pangkalahatan.
Marami na ang inyong pinagdaanan at marami na ang inyong I
pinaglingkuran. Huwag sana kayong magsawa 0 maubusan ng sigla, .
oras at pagsisikap sa tuloy-tuloy na pagbibigay-serbisyo sa ating
mga mamamayan para sa isang malusog, maliwanag at progresibong
kinabukasan ng ating bayan.
Binabati ko kayo sa inyong ika-50 na taong anibersaryo sa pag-
papraktis ng medisina_ Mabuhay kayo!
ILagda) JOSE V. ABU EVA
Pangulo
4Malugod kong binabati ang UP Junior Marketing Association sa
okasyon ng kanilang ika-tatlumpong anibersaryo, at ng kanifang
konsiyertong Intertwined Jazz Concert.
Malaking suliranin ngayan ng a~ing mga kababayan ang kaku-
fangan ng pamamahayan, kung hindi sa dahilan ng karalitaan ay sa
kalamidad naman. Kaya't tunay na kapuri-puri ang mga organisas-
yong katulad ng Capiz Development Foundation, Inc., na pagnanais
tumulong sa ating :nga kababayan na magtayo ng kanilang mga
tahanan.
Malaya ang maaabot ng tulong ng UP JMA sa pamamagitan ng
pagtulong sa Foundation, dahil kahit paano ay mapapagaan nita ang
hirap ng ilan sa ating mga kababayan.
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..; Sana'y magpatuloy ang ganjtong uri ng makabuluhang tugon ng
... mga mag-aaral n9 Unib.ersidad sa mga suliranin "g ating baosa. Muli,
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Malimit nating marinig ang kasabihan na anqkabataan ang slyang
yaman ng isang bansa. Tunay nga ang ganitong pananaw sa dahllanq
umaasa tavo na magluluwal ng higit na maliwanag na kinabukasan
I para sa ating bayan ang ating kabataan sa pamamagitan ng kanllanq
I inaangkaing talino, sipag at slkap.
Kava't inaasahan ko na gagamitin ninyo ang inyong nahalaw na
kaalaman at karanasan upang makatulong sa pagpapaunlad at peq-
papebuti ng ating bansa.
Malugod ko kayong binabati, ang mga nagsisipagtapos sa School
of Development Management, UP Visayas, sa taong 1988.
Mabuhay kayol
Il.aqdal JOSE V. ABUEVA
Pangulo
Sa mga kesapi og Delta lambda Sigma Sorority, rnallqavanq
pagbati sa inyo.
Sa-loeb ng mehiqlt 42 tacn, napatunavan ng mga Deltans ang
patuloy nilanq paglilingkod sa pamayanan sa pamamagitan n9 paq-
sasagawa ng lba't ibang gawaing pangsibika. Kabitang rita ang "free
medical clinics, bloodletting drives, legal aid programs, reading
centers" at ang "fund drive" na ginanap kamakailan lamang at tina-
guriang Alay Namin, Munting Pasko.
Nawa'y meqpatulov kayo sa inyong magagandang simulain at
maging mahusay na halimbawa sa ibang sororiti. Inaasahan ko n
ipsgpapatulov ninvo sa pamamagitan ng iba't lbanq provekto ang
pagtangkifik sa ating mga higit na kapus-palad na mga kepatld at ang
pagpapatibay ng samahan ng mga maq-aaral ng ating Unibersldad.
MUJi, maligayang batt at maraming salamet.
ILagdaJ JOSE V, ABUEVA
Pangulo
Napakaha'aga ng papel ng anumang organisasyon sa pagbubuo ng
katauhan ng isang nilalang. Maging sa Unibersidad, hindi sapat ang
mga karanasan lamang sa loob ng silid-aralan.
Samakatuwid, ang mga organisasyong tulad ng UP Engineering
Radio Guild ay mala king tulong sa mga estudyante upang mapa-
yaman ang kanilang pananatili dito sa Unibersidad.
Inaasahan ko na magiging matagumpay ang inyong proyekto, ang
UP-ERG Annual 1988·89, at tunay na mailalarawan nita ang mga
katangi-tanging karanasan ninyo.
Mabuhay kayo!
ILagdal JOSE V. ABU EVA
Pangulo
We often hear it said that the future lies in the hands of our
children and the youth. To them entrust our vision for a better
tomorrow, with hope of its realization through their talents, skills
and intellectual capacities.
In this right, we need to focus our attention on the proper deve-
lopment of the youth .
Since the times call for greater awareness of and participation in
the social and emotional development of our ch'ddren, the Fifth
Asian WorkshOp on Child and Adolescent Developme'nt is thus both
significant and timely.
Instillir.g in our children a sense of individual stability will be
useful in ensuring a brigter future for our nations and for the world.
all good wishes for the success of this undertaking .
ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABU EVA
 Blnabati ko ang Sandigan para sa mga Mag-aaral at Sambavanan
{SAMASAJ at ang Sangguniang Mau-earat ng Pamantasan sa pag.
darecs nita ng isang peryang pamparnantasan, enq "UPrising in
February."
Tunay na kapurl-pur! ang inyong mga adhikain na magka-isaisa
ang mga meq-aare! at mga organisasyon sa Pamantasan at maipama-
las ang tag lay na kakavahan ng rnqa maq-aaral sa larangan ng sining
at likha sa pamamagitan ng nasabing provekto.
Bukod rito, sana'v maging paraan din ang paqtatanqhal na ito
upang atinq gunitain ang karanasan sa Hebotusvon sa EDSA. At
mula sa mqa aral na napulot natin sa makasavsavanq pangyayaring
ito ay higit natlnq peqtibavln ang ating lavunin na paglingkuran ang
ating kapwa at ang bavan.
lnaasahan ko na magiging matagumpay anq pervanq pampaman-
tasang ito. Mabuhay kayong lahat!
{Laqda) JOSE V. ABU EVA
PanguJo
Malugod ko kayong binabati sa invorq peqtatapos sa mataas na
paaralan ng UP vrsaves. Ang Invorq pagtitiyaga at paq-aaral sa naka-
lipas na apat na taon av magbubunga na.
Inaasahan kong ipeqpapatulov ninyo ang inyong peqsasaqawa og
kaalaman sa mga darating na taon. Ang mga kagalingang inyoog
napag-alaman dito sa Unibersidad ay dapat ninyong pairalin para sa
ikabubuti ng ating lipunan.
Ito ang hangarin ng Unibersidad sa mga alumni nito.
Malugod na pagbati sa graduating class ng UP Visayas High
School!
(Laqdal JOSE V. ABUEVA
PanguJo
Binabatl ko ang mga naqsitapcs sa kanilang paq-aarat sa UP Integ-
rated School.
Silang mga suptinq ng Unibersidad ng Pillplnas. tpaqpatulov sana
nlnvo anq mga ideal at pangako nito tungo sa pagbabago ng atinq
lipunan. Kung natapos man ang tungkulin ng Unibersidad na palawa-
kin ang Invonq kaalarnan, panunungkulan din ninyong ibahagi ang
inyong mga natutuhan para sa kapakanan ng lahat.
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Sa mga susunod na taon, umaasa akong magwawagi kayo sa
inyong mga napiling propesyon at larangan ng pagsisikap.
Muli, ang aking pagbati at mabuhay kayong lahat!
(Lagdal JOSE V. ABU EVA
PanguJo
Mabigat ang pangangailangar. ng marami sa ating mga kababayan
ng pangunahing pangkalusugang pangaogalaga (primary health carel.
At sa larangang ito ay malaki ang maitutulong ng UP Pre-Medical
Society.
lsa nga niyan ay ang pagbibigay ninyo og libreng serbisyo sa mga
maralita at naghihikahos. 1naasahan ko na hindi lamang maibabahagi
ninyo ang direktang panggagamot (curative medicinel kundi mapa-
abot nioyo pati na rin ang maagap na medisina {preventive medi-
cine\.
Sana ay maging matagumpay ang pagpapalabas ng inyong orga-
nisasyon ng "The Fly II" upang makatulong sa pagpapahusay ng
kalagayan ng kalusugan ng mga mamamayan.
At ipinapanalangin ko rin ang patuloy na tagumpay n g. iba pa
ninyong mga magaganda at makabuluhang proyekto, at ng Inyong
organisasyon, sa pangkalahatan.
(Lagdal JOSE V. ABU EVA
PanguJo
Malugod kong binabati anq Class '89 ng Kolehiyo ng mqa Agham
Panglipunan at Pilosopiva sa kanilang psqtatapos. Kayo ngayon anq
mga pmakabaqonq ahente ng pagbabagong panlipunan na ipinapa-
dala ng Unibersidad n9 Pifiptnas sa iba't-ibanq larangan n9 inyong
mga espevallsasvon: antropofohlve, qevoqrapiva. kasavsevan. ling-
quwestfka, pllosoplva, aqham pampulitika, sikolohtva at scsvo-
lohiya.
Ang Kolehiyo ng mga Agham Panglipunan at Plfosoplva ay
bantog dahl! sa kanivanq mqa lumni, na malaki ang iniambag sa kani-
kanilang disiplina. Ang alumni ng lnvonq Kolehiyo av naiiba rin
dahl! sa kantlenq sense of social responsibility and accountability.
Tradisyon na ito hindi lang ng invonq Kctehjvo kundi buong Uni-
bersldad.
Kailanqanq rnaitequvod ninvo ang tradisyong ito na nagbigay at
tuluven pang nagbibigay ng meqandanq reputasvon sa ating Uniber-
sided. Ito ang aking hangad.
Muli, anq akinq mainit na paqbati, at mabuhay kavonq lehat!
(Laqda) JOSE V. ABUEVA
PanguJo
Looking into the needs, problems and situations of nations in
the Southeast Asian region and doing research on them for the pur-
pose of disseminating information and learning is not an easy task
and thus merits both attention and Praise.
I wish to extend my congratulations to the Honqkonq South
East Asia Research Institute on the publication of its 30th Anni-
versary Journal for its 30th anniversary.
The immeasurable assistance to governments, the academe and
business sectors of various nations that the Institute has provided
through its publications is indeed laudable. It is my hope that such
endeavor would COntinue.
Again, congratulations, Mabuhav!
ISgd,1 JOSE V. ABUEVA
President
The University of the Philippines accepts with pride the 1989
Cultural Center of the Philippines venue grant given to the Univer-
sity's resident ballet company DANCE THEATER PHILIPPINES,
and present MI R-I-NISA, a full-length Filipino ballet inspired by the
prize winning story written by Nationq,J. Artst in Literature, Jose
Garcia Villa.
The University is equally proud that the music of the late Dr.
Eliseo M. Pajaro, distinguished composer and mentOr of many of
today's music luminaries, and an artist long associated with the
University of the Philippines, will once more be heard in this ballet.
We congratulate the two choreographers of this milestone in
Dance, Ms. Julie Borromeo and Tita Radai. Mrs. Raaaic has been,
for the last 21 years the moving spirit behind DANCE THEATRE
PHI LIPPI NES.
We acknowledge and appreciate the collaboration of our U.P.
Fine Arts students who created the stage design under the guidance
of Mrs. Radaic, Mr. Ramon Obusan and Ms. Julie Borromeo.
Tonight, we are happy to share wity you this memorable per-
fprmance of MI R-l-NISA.
ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABU EVA
President
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 Maligayang pagbati sa inyong ikatlong Alumni Homecoming.
Isang karanqalan sa Unibersidad na magkaroon n9 mga alumni
na oatutov na naqsasaqawa at nagpapamalas ng kaqalinqan sa iba't
ibang larangan tulad ng sining, agham at maging sa engineering.
1 Dahil dito, ang magandang reputesvon ng UP av replekslvon ng
kagalingang ipinamalas n9 bawe't alumni esosasvon nito. Kabilan:g
na dlto ang inyong samahan, na baqamat tatlong taon pa lamang
ay naqpapaklta na ng kahusayan at magagandang simulain.
Nawa'y ipaqpatulov nlnvo ang inyong mga makabuluhang
provekto at programa. Ang taqurnpav og inyong alumni esosasvo n
ay tequmpav na rin ng buong Unibersidad.
Mull, maligayang bati.

ILaqda! JOSE V. ABUEVA

Pangulo

BOARD OF REGENTS The Honorable Lourdes R. Quisumbing, Ch.. irmsn, Secre-

tary, Department of Education, Culture and Sports e The Honorable ,,\i:.<! V. Abueva,
President, University of the Philippines. The Honorable Edgardo J. Angara, Chair-
man, Senate Committee on Education eThe Honorable Carlos M. Padilla; Chairman,
House Committee on Education. The Honorable Francisco Nemenzo,. Jr . • The
Honorable David Andrew M. Celdrao e The Honorable Ponciano G. A. Mathay, Pre-
sident, V.P. Alumni Association e The Honorable Cesar A. Buenaventura • The
Honorable Angelita Tranidad~Reves • The Honorable Flerida Ruth Romero. The
Honorable Clemente C. Gatmaitan eProf. Emerlinda R. Roman, Secretary.

OFFICERS OF THE ADMINISTRATION Dr. Jose V. Abueva,

President. Gemino H. Abad, Vice-President for Academic Affairs
• Dr. Felipe M. Medalla, vice- President for Planning and Finance.
Prof. Rita D. Estrada, Vice-President for Public Affairs. Prof.
Emerlinda R. Roman, Secretary.

EDITORIAL STAFF: Sec. Emerlinda R. Roman, Editor. Marie

Christine F. Reyes, Managing Editor. Ana Estel. M. Marquez.
Editorial Assistant.

The typeface in this journal is Univers medium, set in two-point teeds at the U.P. Printery
The printing in offset lithography is by the Uninrsity of the Philippine. Printery
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The University of the Philippines
GAZETTE · Volume XX, Number 2
• April-] une 1989
ISSN No. 0115-7450

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Implementing the STFAP

 . CONTENTS ' .
DECISIONS OF THE BOARD OF REGENTS Reappropriation of 1988 savings of the President's
COmmittee on Culture and the Arts CY 1989
'102Oth Meeting, 25 April 1989 Expenditures .' , . 53
Contract of lease with Ikapatl Farms . 53
Appointments, renewal of appointments, etc. 51
Lease agreement with ACAD EMI CS Inc. . . . . . . . . '.' . . 53
Transfer to permanent status .. , , 52 Letter of amendment between the University and
Revision of rates for laboratory fees, tuition and the Asia Foundation . 53
other fees for graduate students. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52 Deed of exchange of ~eal property with Mr: '.
Physical Education Proficiency Examination Fee. • . . . 53 Patricio L. Bequfran .• . . 54
10 Photo fee increase '. . . . . . . . . . 53 Authority delegated to the Chancellors of autonomous f-
Proposed policies & compensation rates for lecturers 53 units .. , , . 54
Overload teaching honoraria ", . . • . .. . 53 Purchase of equipment for PGH. .. . . 54
Honoraria rates fa,' senior coaches , 53 Resolution from the fourth division, court of Appeals
Grant of hqnorarlurn to college librarians. . . 53 on the request of Mr. Eduardo V. Bentain. , 54
I ncrease of book allowance and thesis aid. . • . • . . 53 Amendment of the Asia Foundation Grant to School
Purchase of equipment, . . • . • . . . . . . . • . . . • . • . . . . 53 of Labor and Industrial Labor Relations . . . 54
Waiver of payment of Administrative Overhead cost for Memorandum of Agreement with the National
the WHO·funded project on contraceptive choice. '.: .. 53 Press Club . 54
Transfer of funds from UPS Mindanao Program to Matters from the University Councils. 54
UP Los Banos. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. 53 Executive Session
Termination of the contract for Project Management
Services between the University and Hitachi Creation of the Position of VP for Development. 54
Construction Corp. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53 Appointment of University officials.· . 54
Modification of the effectivity of the sabbatical Appointment of New ijegent . . . 54
assignment of Prof. Anselmo D. Matias . 53
Negotiated contract between the University and Frontiers
1021st Mooting, 29 MaV 1989 .
Security and Detectjve AgencY,lnc.. , . 53
Reprogramming ct the amount of P5,57 0,456 revolving
Appointments, renewal of appointments, etc. 54
. fund from FY 1988 excess income in UPLB . 53
Transfer to permanent status , . . . . . . 55
Reprogram.ming in 1989 of the P502,471.49 savings
Ex-gratia payment to the family of the late
generated by UPV in 1988. .. . , 53
P/Cpl. Bernardo Brosas: . . . . . , . . . . . . . .. 55
General construction agreement with C.T.
o\uthority for the president to approve and sign contracts
Gumaru Construction 53
for the sale of-disposable equipment. . . . 55
Contract for the sale of unserviceable equipment. . . . . . . 55
Reprogramming of P10,538,717 .20 savings for pending
utility bills and for supplementarv miscellaneous
expenses , . .. . . . . • . . 55
Donation of one hundred fifty thousarid (P150,OOO.OOl. , . . . 56
Admission of the 8th Batch of BFAR Fisheries Scholars. . . .. 56
Increase in the registration fees of postgraduate
externship program for Medical Technologies. 56
I' Discontinuation of UFS Operations at Mulawin
Hall UPLB and lease of Space to Private Food
Concessionaires. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56
UP Language Policy. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56
Law complex reorganization. . . , . . . . . . . . 56
Agreement entered into by the Chancellor of
UP Visayas , . . . . . . . . . 56
Agreement entered into by the Chancellor
ofUP~", .. " ... ,. 56
Contract for the sale of unserviceable motor
vehicle entered into by and between the
THE COVER Unlversltv and Faustino Manuel. -,' 56
Contract of lease entered into by and between
Amidst furor and applause, the Socialized Tuition and the University and Fil Organic Farm for the lease
Financial Assistance Program was implemented this June. of a parcel of land located at the UP Diliman campus 56
Memorandum of Agreement between the University
The STFAP, also known as the lskoler ng Bayan pro-
and Dr. Samuel K. Tan , . . . . . . . . . 56
gram is in line with the goals of the 1987 Constitution Memorandum of Agreement between the University
that aims "to build a just and humane society" and and Mr. Noel M. Morada . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56
promote social justice in all phases of development." Memorandum of Agreement between the UP-PGH and
It was approved by the Board of Regents (BOR) in its Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila . . . . . . . . . . . .. 56
Allocation ot tunds. . .. ', .... ' , , ' . ' , . , , ' , . , ' 56
meeting last March 3, 1989 for implementation this June Request for transfer of ownership or donation .. '.' . . . . .. 56
as a result of nearly one.veer of consultations with various Inclusion in the powers of the Chancellor of UP.Manila. . .. 56
sectors including students, faculty, administrators and Change of name of 1nstltute for Socio-Biamed leal
alumni. Research , , .. , 56
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 Renevval of Janitorial Services Agreement. . . 56 Memorandum No. 22 clarification on STFAP academic
Lateral entry to the UP Inteqreted School. . . 56 requlrernentswork-studv program • . . . . • • . . . . . . . • 61
Adjustment of Honorarium Rates. . . . . . . . . . . . . 56
Authority to base to private developers a 4,000 sq. m. Letters
vacant lot. near the entrance to the University 56
Increase in application fee for residency. . . . . . 56 To Mr. Antonio O. Cojuangco. 62
I-ncrease in financial benefits/cultural fee • . . . . 57 To Engr. Delfin L. Lazare .. , 62
Memorandum of Agreement between the University To President Corazcn A. Aquino. 62
and Prof. Rene E. Ofreneo . . • . . ... . . . . 57 To Mr. l.P. Hontiveros ... 62
Extension of the period for the research project To Mr. Joselito L. Endeno .•. 63
entitled, "Interrelationships of Population, To Mr. Virgilio L. Pefia. . . . . 63
Human Resources, Developmentand Phil. To Ms. Patricia A. Sto. Tomas. 63
Future" ., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . 57 To Congressman Michael O. Mastura . 63
Memorandum of Agreement between the University To Secretary Guillermo N. Carague. . . . . 63
and the University of Van Amsterdam. . . . 57 To the Committee on Trade and Industry. 64
Agreement for academic and exchange cooperation To Mrs. Remedios A. Villamor ... 64
between the University and the University of Hawaii. 57 To Chancellor Ernesto G. Tebuiara . 64
Matter from the University Council UP Manila. 57 To Or. Won Sui Lee. , •..• 65
Appointment of University officials. . . . • . . 57 To Prof. Or. Hab. Nguyen An .• 65
To Or. Young-Jin Um ..••. 65
102200 Meeting, 29 June 1989 To Dr. Kazuo Takamatsu ..• 65
To o-. Reynaldo V. Guioguio. 65
Appointments, renewal of appointments, etc. 57 To Secretary Solita C. Monsod 66
Transfer to permanent status • . . . . . . . . . 58 To Secretary Solita C, Monsod' 66
Computations of overload teaching honoraria. 58 To Sollcltcr General Francisco I. Chavez. 66
Student fees. ." . . 59 To Chief Celso S. Canonigo , • . . . . . 67
Waiver of the Administrative overhead fee on the research To Mr. Rafael S. Francia. . ..... 67
projects under the sponsorship of PCASTRD . . . . 59 To Executive Director Vicente Limcaoco 67
Change in name of the L1ames Prctessortal-Cheir tc? To Secretary Ceferino L. Follosco 67
Ludovicc and Elizabeth Llames Chair in Chemistry 59 To Editor Guy Neave . 68
Transfer of ownership of additional equipment of CCHP To Dr. Vivien M. Talisayon . 68
to the Municipality of Bay, Laguna.. , . . . . . . . 59 To Prof. Aurora G. Del Rosario. 68
Clarification on the guidelines on the entitlement and To Prof. Cecilia Lim-Lazaro . 68
payment of representation allowance and To Dr. Evelyn Mae Mendoza . 69
transportation allowance 59 To Counsellor P. Van Leeuwen, 69
Additional matters to be delegated to Chancellor and To Senator Sotero H. Laurel. .. 69
to the President by the Board of Regents . . . • . 59 To Or. Bashir A. Malik • . . . . . 70
Revision of the list of equipment chargeable against the' To Chairman Patricia Sto. Tomes. 70
graduate education development fee collection of To Chancellor Hoqello O. Juliano. 70
summer, 1988 and first semester, 1988-89. • . • . . . • . . . 60 To Ms. Cecile Gujdote-Atvarez .. 70
Report on the Graduate Education Development Fee To Prof. Lea Pulkklnen . 71
Collection for the second semester, 1988-89 and To Director Manuel R. Eugenio. 71
Proposals for disbursement . . . . . . . . • . . . 60 To Fr. Vicente Cajilig, D.P. . . 71
Change of name of the West Visayas Studies Center To Hnorable Guan Deng Ming .. 71
to Center for West vtsaves Studies, . . . . . . . 60 To Commissioner Jose -Luis Alcuaz. 72
Memorandum of Agreement of the Department of To President Albert J. Simone. 7
Social Welfare and Development ..•. '. . . . . 60 To Secretarv Vicente Javme . 72
Memorandum of understanding wlth the Philippine To Prof. Jack L. Walker .. , . 72
Tourism Authority. . . . . • . .. 60 To Secretary Raul Manglapus .. 73
Sales Agreement with Mannbaq, Incorporated. " . . 60 To Director Robert H. Lochner. ". 73
Correction of figures in the appropriation of funds To Mr, David Winder. 73
transferred from the UPS Mindanao Program To Mr. John Sawyer. 74
to UPLB . . . . . , ... , .. , ' . , .. ,.. 60 To.Mr. Kenneth Prewitt 74
Amendment of the definition of "notation" by the Board 60
Recommendations on the Quezon Laguna Land Grants. 60 MESSAGES
Contracts entered into by-the Chancellor of UPLB. 60
Contracts entered into by the Chancellor of UPV. 60 To UP Alumni Association of Civil Engineering. 74
Sa rnga nagsipagtapossa taong 1989 mula sa UP
ADMINISTRATIVE CIRCULARS College of Arts and Sciences Manila . . . . • 74
Sa mga naqslpeqtapcs ng Physical Therapy sa UP
Administrative Order No. 13 designating an Officer-in-Charge College of Allied Medical Professions sa taong 1988 74
for the University. . .. . :...... 61 To the Officers of the UP Alumni Association 74
Administrative Order No. 16 designating an Offfcer-in-Charqe To as Public Health Class of 1988 . . . . . . . . . . . . 75
for the University . . . . ' • . . . . . • • . . . . ._. . . . . . .. 61 Sa mga nagbabalik na alumni ng College of Education. 75
Administrative Order No. 18 designating an Offtcer-In-Charge Sa mga kasapi n9 CASAA·. . . . . . . . . . . 75
for the University , -. . . . . . . • . . . 61 Sa mga kasapi ng Sigma Delta Phi Sorority 75
Sa mga kasapl ng Beta Epsilon Fraternity. . 75

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. ., .. ' DECISIONS OF THE BOARD OF REGENTS .
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1020th Meotil1l,'25 April 1989
APPOINTMENTS, RENEWAL OF APPOINTMENTS, REAPPOINT·
MENTS, ETC.
The Board approved the following appo intments, renewal of
appointments, reappointments, etc.:
U. P. SYSTEM
Contronership and Budget Staff
Honesto G. Nuqui-confirmation and grant of honorarium as
Director, Controllership and Budget Staff at P4.000/month, effec-
tive 1 January 1989 until 31 December 1989.
Office of the Vice-President for Planning and Finance
Luis M. Alarilla Jr.-renewal of appointment as Director, Man-
agement Information System, effective 1 January 1989 until 31
December 1989.
Luis M. Alarilla, Jr.-renewal of appointment as Dtractorj Ccm-
cuter Center, effective 1 January 1989 until 31 .December 1989.
U.P.OILIMAN
Asian Center
Milagros R. Espinas-promotion with salary adjustment to the
minimum from Assistant Professor V at P61,152 p.a. to Associate'
Professor I at P64,272 p.a., effective 1 February 1988.
Economics, School of
Dante B. Canlas-increase in honorarium from EnriqueT. Virata
Associate Professor of Statistical Economtcs with honorarium of
40% of basic salary to Enrique T. Vlrata Professor of Statistical
Economics with honorarium of 80% of basic salary, effective 1
February 1988 until co-terrninous with UPSE appt. . Prescillano M. Zamora-renewal of appointment as Metro Bank
Emmanuel S. De Dtas-appointment as Amado V. Hernandez
Associate Professor of Economics, effective 1 June 1988 until co-
terminous with UPSE appt.
Ma. Socorro H. Gochoco-appointment as Rosa S. Alvero Asso-
ciate Professor of Economics, effective 1 June 1988 until co-
terminous with UPSE appt.r->"
James J. Putzel-appointment as Visiting Research Associate
{Supplementary appointment}, effective 15 March 1989 until 30
September 1989.
Engineering, College of
Edgardo A, Atanacio-appointment as UPERDFI Associate
Professor of Information Systems, effective 1 January 1989 until
31 December 1989.
Science, College of
Adoracion T. Aranez-renevval and change of professorial chair
title and decrease in honorarium from Don Norberta Ty Professor
of Biology at P24,OOO p.a. to PNOC Diamond Jubilee Professor of
Biology a t P12,OOO p.a., effective 1 January 1989 until 31 Decem-
ber 1989.
Virginia S. Carino-renewal of appointment as Ralph Nubia
Professor of Zoology, effective 1 January 1989 until 31 December
1989,
Jorge G. De Las Alas-renewal of eppolntment as UP Alumni
Engineers Diamond Jubilee Professor of Meteorology, effective
1 January 1989 until 31 December 1989. _
Edgardo D. Gomez-renewal of appointment as Ralph Nubta
Professor of Marine Science, effective 1 January 1989 until 31
December 1989.
Bienvenido T. Miranda-salary increase from Professor VIII
at P116,760 p.e. to Professor IX at Pl35,564 p.a., effective 1
February 1988.
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Nenita C. _Ocampo-reappointment as UP Foundation Asso-
date Professor of Teaching, effective 1 January 1989 until 31
December 1989.
Gloria N. Pocsidio-renewal of appointment as Diamond Jubi-
lee Associate Professor of Zoology, effective 1 January 1989 until
31 December 1989.
Jean-Claude Raymond Ringenbach-appointment as Visiting
Assistant Professor, effective 1 March 1989 until 31 December
1989.
Florentino C. Sumera-appointment as Leonardo K. Ty Itnlon
Chemicals Inco Assistant Professor-of Chemistry, effective 1 January
1989 unt1131 Decerrber 1989.
Clara Y. L SyliacO-renewal of appointment as CASAA Protes-
sor of Chemistry, effective 1 January 1989 until 31 December 1989.
Reynaldo A. Tabbada-renewal and change of professorial chair
title and increase in honorarium from PNB Diamond Jubilee Profess
sor of Botany at P12,OOO p.a. to PNOC Diamond Jubilee Professor
of Botany at P18,OOO p.a., effective 1 January 1989 until 31
December 1989.
Gavino C. Trono-renewal and change of professorial chair title
and decrease in honorarium from P~OC Diamond Jubilee Professor
of Marine Science at P18,OOO p.a. to PNB Diamond Jubilee Profes-
sor of Marine Science at P12,OOO p.a., effective 1 January 1989
until 31 December 1989.
Paul W. Wurster-appointment as Visiting Professor, effective
27 Janua-ry 1989 until 28 February 1989.
Danilo M. Yanga-renevval of appointment as First Philippine
Holdings Group Associate Professor of Physics, effective 1 January
1989 until 31 December 1989.
Cecilia V. Zamora-renevval and change of professorial chair title
and increase in honorarium from PNOC Diamond Jubilee Professor
of Botany at P12,OOO p.a. to Don Norberto Ty Professor of Biology
at P24,OOO p.a., effective 1 January 1989 until 31 December 1989.
Foundation Professor of Botany, effective 1 January .1989 until
31 December 1989.
Socill Sciences and Philosophy, College of
Eliseo A. De Guzman-appointment as UPPI Assistant Professor
of Demography, effective 1 January 1989 'until3l"December 1989.
Temckc Iwai-appointment as Visiting Lecturer, effective 14
October 1988 until 13 October 1989.
William A. Longacre-renel\1al of appointment as Visiting Pro-
fessor, effective 1 June 1989 until 31 May 1990.
Social Work and Community Development, College of
Elmer M. Ferrer-promotion with salary adjustment to the mini-
mum from Assistant Professor III at P55,356 p.a. to Associate
Professor I at P64,272 p.a., effective 1 February 1988.
Urban and Regional Planning, School of
Tito C. Firmalioo-extension of appointment beyond the com-
pulsory retirement age of 65 as Professor V of Enrivonmental
Planning, effective 1 April 1989 until 31 May 1989.
U.P. LOS BANOS
General Administration
Carolina P. Ssntillana-renewal of appointment as Registrar,
effective 1 May 1989 until 30 April 1992.
Agriculture, College of ,...
Remedios M, Aguda-appointment as Visiting Assistant Professor
of Entomology. effective November 1988 until 30 October 1989.
Rodrigo B. Badayos-appointment as SEA RCA Assistant Profes-
sor of SQil Science, effective 1 January 1989 until 31 December
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Clare R. Baltazar-renewal of appointment as Leopolda B.
Uichanco Professor of Pest Management, effective 1 January 1989
until 31 December 1989.
Romulo G. Davide-reappointment as SEARCA Professor of
Plant Pathology, effective 1 January 1989 until 31 December 1989.
Virgilio V. Garcia-reneWal of appointment as SEARCA Assc-
ciate Professor of Food Science, effective 1 January 1989 until
31 December 1989.
Dolores .A. Ramirez-renewal of appointment as Diosooro l.
Umali Professor of Plant Breeding, effective 1 January 1989 until
31 December 1989.
Obdulia F. Sison-reappointment as Professor Emeritus with
transportation allowance of Pl,500/month, effective 14 March
1989.
Arts and Sciences, College of
George C. Krajcsik-appointment as Visiting Associate Professor
of Computer Science, effective 2 November 1988 until 31 May
1989.
Milagrosa R. Martinez-:-renewal of appointment as Diamond
Jubilee Associate Professor of Botany, effective 1 January 1989
until 31 December 1989.
Florinia E. Merea-renewal of appointment as Diamond Jubilee
Associate Professor of Chemistry, effective 1 January 1989 until
31 December 1989. . tive 1 June 1988.
Rolando E. Ramos-renevval of appointment as Diamond Jubilee
Assistant Professor of Mathematics, effective 1 January 1989 until
31 December 1989.
Macrina T. Zaparalla-appointment as SEA RCA Associate Pro-
fessor of Botany. effective 1 January 1989 until 31 December
1989.
Economics and Management, College of
Ma. Cynthia S. Bantilan-aplXlintment as SEARCA Assistant
ProfessOr of Social Sciences. effective 1 January 1989 until 31
December 1989.
Engineering and Agro-Indulitrial Technology, College of
Wilfreda P. David-increase in honorarium from M.s. Swami-
nathan Professor of Environmental Science at P12,OOO p.a. to M.S.
Swaminathan Professor of Environmental Science at P24,OOO p.e.,
effective 1 January 1988 until 30 June 1989.
Veterinary MBcUcine, College of
Mario S. Tongson-reappointment as Professor Emeritus with
transportation' allowance of Pl,500/month. effective 25 April
1989.
U.P. MANILA
Medicine, College of
Ramon F. Abarquez.,..-appointment as Archie M. Leano Profes-
sor of Cardiology, effective 1 January 1989 until 31 December
1989.
Clemente M. Amante-appointment as Go-Equitable Bank Cor-
poration Assistant Professor of Medicine, effective 1 July 1988
until 30 June 1989.
Napoleon M. Apolinario-renewal of appointment as Diamond
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Jubilee Assistant Professor of Orthopedics, effective 1 January
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1989 until 31 December 1989.
Paulo C. Campos-reappointment as Professor Emeritut. with
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transportation allowance of Pl,sOO/month, effective 25 April
1989.
z Gerardo· V. De Leon-appointment as Hanz Menzi Professor
of Pharmacology. effective 1 July 1988 until 30 June 1989.
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Virgilio T. Genuino--appointment as Diamond Jubilee Assistant
Professor of Anesthesiology. effective 1 July 1988 until 30 June
1989.
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PBtricio Y. Ignacio Jr.-renewal of appointment as Eusebio
S. Garcia Assistant Professor of Pathology. effective 1 January
1989 until 31 December 1989.
Ernesto V. Valdez-appointment as UPMASA, Professor of
52 Pharmacology, effective 1 July 1988 until 30 June 1989. ..
Nursing, College of
Carmencita M, Abaquin-appointment, as UP College of Nurs-
ing Foundations. lnc., Assistant Professor of Nursing, effective
1 January 1989 until 31 December 1989.
Cecilia M" Laurente-eppointment as J'v. Sotejo Assistant
Professor of Nursing, effective 1 January 1989 until 31 December
1989.
Araceli S. Maglaya-renewal of appointment as Dela Cruz-
Millman Assistant Professor of Nursing, effective 1 January 1989
until 31 December 1989.
C:larita R. Pacis-appointment as Marina Daliva-Dinzey Asso-
ciate Professor of Nursing. effective l.January 1989 until 31 De-
cember 1989.
YRANSFER TO PERMANENTSTATUS
U.P. DillMAN
Home Economics, College of
Milagros P. Querubin-as Assistant Professor I, effective 1
January 1989.
law, College of
Raphael Perpetuo M. Lotilla-as Associate Professor II. effec-
Social Sciences Philosophy. College of
Rolando V. Miranda-as Assistant Professor I, effective 1 .Janua-
ry 1989.
U.P. MANILA
Arts and Sciences. College of
Benjamin R. Mangubat~as Assistant Professor I of Social Sci-
ences, effective 25 April 1989.
Susanah Uly M. Sliva-as Assistant Professor I, effective 8
December 1988.
Heatth Sciences, Institute of
Rolando O. Barrioaga-as Assistant Professor I, effective 8
December 1988.
Medicine, College of
Ma. Concepcion C. Abeleda-as Assistant Professor I (part-time).
effective 8 December 1988.
Robert P. Dulay-as Assistant Professor I (part-time), effective
8 December 1988.
Joel S. Elises-as Assistant Professor "{part-time) and Attending
Pediatrician (part-time), Philippine General Hospital, effective 8
December 1988.
Eufrosina A. Melendres-as Assistant Professor I (part-time) and
Attending Pediatrician (part-time), Philippine General Hospital, ef-
fective 8 December 1988. '
Eduardo E. Ortiz-as Assistant Professor I [part-time] and
Attending PEdiatrician (part-time), Philippine General Hospital,
effective 8 December 1988.
Gludencio P: Vega-as Assistant Professor (part-time), effec-
tive 8 December 1988 .
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Revision of rates for laboratorY fees; Tuition and other Fees for
Graduate Students
A. The Board confirmed the revision of rates for, laboratory fees
in the Undergraduate Programs. effective First Semester. AV 1989-
1990, .
1. Rates for undergraduate programs except those in UP Clark
and those for the M.D. program and INTARMED Years
Ill-VI - which were approved for lmplementatjon before or
at the start of the schootvear 1987-88: 100% INCREASE.
2. All other laboratory fees {except those in UP Clark end those
for the M.D. program and INTARMED Years ill-Vii which
were set or approved after the start of $Y 1987-88: 50%
INCREASE.
 B. The Board approved the revision of rates for other fees for The Board approved the waiver of payment of administrative
Graduate Students, effective First Semester, AY 1989.1990: overhead cost for the WHO-funded project on contraceptive choice
1. The Library Fee for graduate programs (except those in UP being implemented by the Population J nstitute.
Clarki shalt be P450 per semester or P3QO per terrn/trlmes-
ter/summer session. Transfer of Funds from UPS Mindanao Program 1:0 UP Los Banos
2. The Laboratory Fees for graduate courses (except those in The Board approved the transfer of funds in the amount of
UP Clark, Medicine and INTARMED Years III·VI) shall be P50,000 from the UPS Mindanao Program to UP Los Banos.
subject to the rates of increases presceibed in Letter A
Termination of the Contract for Project Management Services
above (Laboratory ~ees in the Uooergraduate Programs).
between the Univenity (on behalf of UP College Tacloban) and
C. The Board approved that the tuition per unit for graduate Himchi Construction COrp.
program (except those in UP Clark) shall be the same rates charged The Board approved the termination of the contract-tor Project
for the undergraduate programs, effective Second Semester, SY Management Services entered into by and between the University
1989-1990: (on behalf of UP College Taclobanl and Hitachi Construction
Dillman Campus P200 per unit Corp. on 17 October 1983 for the Construction of the academic
UP Manila building at the UP College Tacloban.
180 per unit
UP Los Balios 160 per unit
UP vtsavas ard ModlfiC8ttan of the Effectivity of the Sabbatical Assignment of
Regional units Prof. Anselmo O. Matias
150 per unit
The Board approved the modification of the effectivity of the
Physical Education Proficiency Examination Fee sabbatical assignment of Prof. Anselmo D. Matias. effective 1 May
The Board approved the increase of fees charged in Proficiency 1989 until 31 October 1989.
Examination in Service Physical Education Courses, effective sum-
mer 1989, as follows: Negotiated Contract between the University (on behatf of UP Los
From To Banos) and Frontiers Security lind Detective Agency, Inc.
Application Fee P15.oo P3O.00 The Board approved the negotiated contract between the Uni-
Testing Fee 10.00 30.00 versity (on behalf of UP Los Banos) and Frontiers Security and
Detective Agen_cy, Inc.
The Board approved the payment of honoraria to each faculty
member administering the examination at P15.00 per student. Reprogramming of the Amount of P5,570,456 Revolving Fund
from FY 1988 Excess Income in UP Los Banos
ID Photo Fee Increase The Board approved the reprogramming of the amount of
The Board approved the 10 photo fee increase from P25.00 to PS,570,456 revolving fund from FY 1988 excess income.
P3O.00.
Reprogramming m 1989 of the P502, 471 A9 savings generated
Proposed Polices and ~mpensation Rates for Lecturers by UPV in 1988
The Board approved the proposed policies and compensation The Board approved the reporgramming in 1989 of the.
rates for lecturers, effective 1 June 1989. P402,471.49 sevlrqs generated by UPV in 1988 from the World-
Bank-Assistant Fisheries Training Research Fund Component.
Overload Tea"ching Honoraria
The Board approved the higher compensation rate for overload General Construction Agreement with C.T. "Gumaru Construction
teaching and summer teaching, effective 1 June 1989 (half of the The Board confirmed the General Construction Agreement
proposed increase) and 1 June 1990 (full implementation). between the University and C.T. Gumaru Construction for the
performance and accomplishment of the General Construction
Honoraria Rates for Senior Coaches Work (Phase 2) of the National Engineering Center Buidling.
The Board approved the modification of the he norenurn for
Senior Coaches from a single rate of P1,500 to rates ranging from Reappropriilrtion of 1988 savings :rt:
the President's COmmittee
P1,20Q·P1,500 per month, the specific rate in each case to be deter- on Culture and the Arts CY 1989 Expenditures
mined by the chancellor upon the recommendation of the Dean. The Board approved the reappropriation of 1988 savings in
Equipment (P74,274) and Honoraria (P21.966) as certified to by
Grant of Honorarium to College Librarians the Chief Accountant to CY 1989 expenditures.
The Board approved the grant of honorarium of P400 a month
to College Librarians, effective 1 January 1989. Contract of t.eeee with lkapati Farms
The Board confirmed the Contract of Lease between the Uni-
Increase ~of"Book Allowance and Thesis Aid under the Local Facuity versity (Lessor) and the lkapatt Farms (Lessee) whereby the Lessor
Fellowship Program leases to the Lessle the parcel of fand located at UP Campus Dtll-
The Board approved the increase of book allowance and thesis man, Quezon City, consisting of 30,000 sq. m.
aid given to local fellows under the local Faculty Fellowship Pro-
gram, as follows: Lease Agreement with ACADEMICS Inc. (Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
USA)
Book Allowance P5OO/sem. P.750/sem. The Board confirmed the Lease of Agreement between the
University and ACADEMICS Inc. (Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA)
Thesis Aid whereby the University grants to ACADEMICS the exclusive right
-Masters P2,OOO P4,OOO to use the Indicia in the United States of America and Canada
-Doctoral P3,000 P6,OOO only in connection with the manufacturing and marketing of sports
apparel.
Purchase of Equipment
The Board approved the purchase of equipment for Philippine Letter of Amendm"enJ between the Univenity and the Asia Founda-
General Hospital (PGHL tion
The Board confirmed the Letter of Amendment between the
Waiver of Payment ¢ Administrative Overhead co. for the WHO- University and the Asia Foundation to the original Letter of Agree-
funded Project on COntraceptive Choice ment dated September 26, 1988 on the Project "The Professionali-
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August 1990.
Deed of Exchange of Real Property with Mr. Patricio L Baguiren
The Board confirmed the Deed of Exchange of Real Property
by and between the University of the Philippines (Party of the
first part) and Mr.' Patricio l. Sagui,an (Party of the second part)
whereby the parties barter and exchange their respective properties
for that of the order under terms they have agreed upon.
Authority delegated to the Chancellors of Autonomous units
The Board confirmed the contracts entered into by the Chan-
cellor of UPLB pursuant to the authority delegated to the chan-
cellors of autonomous units.
Purchase of Equipment for Philippine Genefal Hospital {PGHI
The Board confirmed the purchase of medical equipments for
Philippine General Hospital (PGHI.
Resolution from the Fourth Division, Court of Appeals on the
Request of ,Mr. Eduardo V. Bentain
The Board noted the resolution from the Fourth Division, court
of .Appeals on the request of Mr. Eduardo V.•Bentain, Petitioner,
for a temporary restraining order.
Amendment of the Asia Foundation Grant to School of Labor
and Indu~_i~J~~r_~elations.
The Board confirmed the Amendment of the Asia Foundation
Grant to allow for a revision of grant dates so as to enable the
School to complete the activities to be undertaken under the.
grant such that the completion date of the project shall be moved
from 29 September 1988 until 31 December 1989.
Memorandum of Agreement with the National Press Club (NPC)
The Board confirmed the Memorandum of Agreement by
and between the University of the Philippines and the National
Press Club (NPCI to assist in further professionalizing the Phil-
jppine mass media, particularly the community press practitioners.
Matters from the UniverSity Councils
The Board confirmed through referendum on March 27, 1989,
of the following lists of candidates for graduation as of the end
of the second semester of school year 1988-89, as recommended
by the respective University Councils:
1. UP Dillman list
2. UP Dillman list (adqendal
3. UP Manila, with deletion of the name of "Mary Ann
C. Barrera.:'
4. UP Manila list [edditionall, with deletion of the name of july 1988 until 30 June 1989.
"Catherine Claire Hivera"
5. UP vtsavas list
6. UP Los Banos list
7. 'UP Manila list (add itionall
8. UP Manila list {eddltlonal!
Executive Session
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Crelition of the Position of Vi~President for Devo50pment
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The Board approved the creation of the position of Vice-Pres-
ident for Development.
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:: Appointment of University Officials
Z The Board approved the appointment of the following:
Any Melvyn S. Mlrtin-as Vice-President for Development .. Associate Professor I at P64,272 p.a.
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with compensation of P1.0D p.a.. effective 1 May 1989 untit 30
Aprit 1990.
e Prof. Nestor Vlnluan-as Dean of the College of Fine Arts,
UP Dlliman, effective 1 May 1989 until 30 April 1992.
.3 Prof. Zeus Salazar-as Dean of the COII~e of Social Sciences
~ and Philosophy, UP Diliman, effective 1 May 1989 until 30 April
1992:
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The Board approved the renewal of appointment of the fol-
lowing;
Dr. Jose Encarnacion-as Dean of the School of Economics,
UP Diliman, effective 1 May 1989 untit 30 April 1992.
'- Dr. Roger Posadas-as Dean of the Colleqe of Science, UP
Dlfiman, effective 1 May 1989 until 30 April 1992.
The Board expressed concern over the manner by which voting
is handled in the nomination process, and agreed that henceforth,
Nominations Committees shall be required to submit a complete
report on how the process and the voting were conducted.
The Board also agreed to set a limit to the number of terms a
dean or director may serve. Deans and directors may serve two
terms. Only in highly exceptional cases will they be allowed a third
term.
Appointment of New Ragent
The President announced the appointment of Mr. Delfin Lazaro
as Regent of the University of the Philippines, effective 1 May 1989.
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The Board noted the following:
1. Reply/Letters on the conferment of honorary degrees.
2. Letter expressing thanks to the President and the Board
of Regents for giving a 5% amelioration allowance to Univer-
sity perscnet
3. Letter supporting Prof. Belinda Aquino's request for a leave
of absence from the University of Hawaii, in connection
with the UP's oHer to her of the posltfon of Vice-President
for Public Affairs.
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10210' BOR Meeting, 29 Moy 1989
APPOINTMENTS, RENEWAL OF APPOINTMENTS, REAPPOINT·
MENTS, ETC.'
The Board approved the following appointments, renewal of
appointments, reappointments, etc.:
U.P. DillMAN
.Arts and Letters, College of
Josefina A. Agravante-reappointment as CA5AA Foundation.
Inc. Associate Professor of Speech and Drama; effective 1 January
1989 until 31 December 1989.
Lilia F. Antonio-appointment as Oscar Carino Diamond Jubi-
lee Assistant Professor of Filipino, effective 1 July 1988 until 30
June 1989.
Apolonio B. Chua-appointment as Federico Alcuaz Diamond
Jubilee Assistant Professor of Philippine Literature, effective 1
Felipe M. De Leon -Ir.e-eppolntment a.s Metro Manila Commis-
sion Diamond Jubilee Asscelete Professor of Humanities, effective
1 January 1989 until 31 December 1989.
NVM Gonzales-confirmation of ad interim' appointment as
International Writer-in-Residence, effective 15 July 1989 until 14!
July 1990.
Alice G. Guillermo-renewal of appointment as Diamond Jubi-
lee Associate Professor of Spanish, effective 1 July 1988 until 30
June 1989.
Ana Ma. L1. Madri!JIl-appo-intment as Metro Manila Commis-
sion Associate Professor of Spanish, effective 1 January 1989 until
31 December 1989.
Priscelina P. Patajo-legasto-promotion with salary adjustment
to the minimum from Assistant Professor III at P55,356 p.a. to
Rogelio R. SicIt-reappointment as CASAA Foundation Asso-
ciate Professor of Philippine Literature, effective 1 January 1989
until 31 December 1989.
Business Administration, College of
Remedios Balbln-renewal of appointment as Conredc Benitez
Professor of Business Administration, effective 1 January 1989
until 31 December 1989.
Economics, School of U.P. VISAYAS
Mitsuo Ezaki-appointmen.t as Visiting Professor, effective
1 June 1989 until 31 March.1990. Teresita R. Ledesma-renewal of appolntment as University
Librarian, effective 1 May 1989 unti/30 April 1990.
Fine Arts, College of •
Virginia P. Dandan-appointment as Guillermo Tolentino Assist- Art. and Sciences, College of
ant Professor of Sculpture, effective 1 January 1989 until 31 De- Lourdes V. De Castro-appointme.nt as UPV Foundation Inc.
cember 1989. Professor of Comparative Literature, effective 1 July 1989 until
Lianna O. OolOricon-appointment as Artist-in-Resident' in 30 June1990.
Illustration, effective 1 March 1989 until 28 February 1990.
E_mmanuel I. Garakl&-appointment as Artist-in-Residence in Fisheries, College of
Graphic Design, effective 1 March 1989 until 28 February 1990. Lourdes A. Oureza-automatic promotion with salary increase
Carlos P. Vatino-appointment as Fernando Amorsolo DJamond from Assistant Professor V of Aquaculture at P61,152 p.a., to
Jubilee Professor' of Painting, effective 1 January 1989 until 31 Associate Professor II at P67,548 p.a., effective 18 March 1988.
December 1989.
Nestor O. Vinluan-:-appointment as Artist-ln-Hesldence in Paint- TRANSFER TO PERMANENT STATUS
ing effective 1 March 1989 until 28 Februarv 1990. -,
The Board approved the transfer to permanent status of the
Music, College of following:
Rizal V. Reyes-extension of appointment beyond the com-
pulsory retirement age of 65 as Associate Professor I, effective, U.P. LOS BAfilOS
1 April 1989 until 31 May 1989.
Agriculture, College of
Social Sciences am Philosophy, College of Ninfa P-, Roxas-as Assistant Professor III of Animal Science,
Alejandro M. Fernandez-reappointment as Ninoy Aquino effective 10 April 1989.
Professor of Development, effective 1 January 1989 until 31 Augusto C. Sumalde-as Assistant Professor III of Entomology,
ecember 1989. effective 1 April 1989,
Shiro Haooa-appointment as Visiting Research Fellow, effec-
tive 2 November 1989 until 31 October 1990. U.P.MANILA
Frederiek De Vlaming-appo'intment as Visiting Senior. lec-
turer, effective 2 November 1988 until 31 March 1989. Medicine. College of
Serafi~ C. Hilvano-as Assistant Professor I (part-time), effective
Social Work am Community Development, College of 1 December 1988.
Josefina D. Pineda-appointment as San Miguel Corporation Pro- Rosa Ma. H. Nancho-as Assistant Professor I (part-tlmel, and
fessor of Social Planning, effective 1 January 1989 until 31 Decem- Attending Pediatrician Ipart-tjmel, Philippine General Hospital,
ber 1989. effective 8 December 198~.

Urblt":'."IDd Regional Planning, School of, U.P. VISAYAS

Ulrich Karl Rotthoff-appointment as Visiting Research As~­
elate, effective 2 November 1989 until 31 October 1990.
U.P. LOS BAfilOS
Office of the Chancellor for Public Affairs
Madeline M. Suva-appointment as Director, Public Affairs
Office, Office of the Chancellor, effective 1 January 1989 until
31 December 1989,
Agricutture, College of
Edmund Paul Russell-appointment as Vtlih:ing Research Asso-
ciate in Entomology, effactlve 1 September 1989 until 31 August
1990.
Arts and Sciences, College of
Felitiano T. Bantilan Jr.-renewal of appointment as Diamond
Jubilee Associate Professor of Physics, effective 1 January 1989
until 31 December 1989.
Arts am Sciences. College of
Raul R. Olaquer-as Assistant Professor II of Physics, effective
1 June 1989.
Ex-gratia Payment to the Family of the Late P/Cpl. Bernardo
BroSls
The Board approved the ex-gratia payment in the amount of
P30,OOO to the family of the late P/Cpl. Bernardo BroSClS.
Authority for the President to Approve and Sign Contracts for the
Slie of Coooemned or dispo.sable Equipment
The Board approved the Authority for the President to approve
and sign contracts for the sale of condemned or disposable equip-
ment or any other personal property owned by the' University,
involving amounts exceeding the ceiling set for chancellors but in
no case exceeding P50,OOO in.anyone transaction.
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Contract for the Sale of Unserviceable Equipment o
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Forestry, College of The Board approved the contract for the sale of unserviceable
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Nobuyuki T8naka-p~omotion from Visiting Researcher to equipment entered into by and between the University and Car/os
Visiting Assistant Professor, effective 17 April 1989 until 31 May S. Galang. "
1990. "•
Reprogramming of P10,538,717.20 Savings for Pending Utiiity
U.P. MANILA Bills and for Supplementary Miscellaneous Expenses >
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The Board approved the reprogramming of P1,258,400,49 sev- ::!.
Rosvida R. Rosal-renevval of appclntrnent as University Lib- ings realized from Accounts Payable of Foreign Assisted Projects
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rarian, effective 1 January 1989 until 31 December 1989. (FAPSI and P9,280,316.71 from ReVolving Fund, or a total of >:
Pl0,538,717 .20, for payment of the following: :l
Luz B. Tungpalan-change of designation from Acting Regis-
trar to Registrar, effective 17 February 1989 untit 25 June 1991. a. For pending utility bills (\988)
b. For supplementary miscellaneous
P9,547,574.67 ".....
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Medicine, College of expenses (additional MOE) 991,133.53 ~.
Rhandy Pe Benito-reappointment as Visiting Associate Profes-
sor, effective 1 June 1988 until 31 May, 1989. TOTAL Pl0.538,703.20
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O...tion of One Hundred Fifty Thousand IPl50,OOO.OO)
The Board approved the acceptance of donation of One Hun-
dred Fifty Thousand IP150,OOO.OOI Pesos by Atty. Racimo Estam-
padcr family, to honor the memory of their late father, Prof. Eu-
Iogio P. Estampador, for the Professional Chair in Biological
Sciences.
Admission of the 8th Batch of BFAR Fisheries Sch9lerl
The Board Ipproved the edmlsslori of the 8th batch of BFAR
Fisheries Scholars who did not take the UPCAT examination this
coming shcooI1989-1990,
Increase in the Registration Fees of Postgraduate Externship
Program for Medical Technologies
The Board approved the increase in the reqlstratlon fees of
Post-graduate 'Externship Program for Medi~1 Technologies as
follows:
From To
Regular Program- P250/6 mos. P350i6mos.
Special Program - 100/mo, 150/mo.
Discontinuation of UFS Operations at Moiawin Hall UP Los Baoos
lJfld Lease of Space to Private Food Concessionaires
The Board approved the discontinuation of UFS Operations at
Molawin Hall and lease of space to private food concessionaires.
UP Language Policy
The Board approved the Proposed Language Policy, incorporat-
ing the changes suggested by Regent Nemenzo, and approv'al in
principle of the establishment of a Sentro ng Wikang Filipino.
law Complex Reorganization
The Board approved the Reorganization Plan, as revised, and
adoption of the Resolution Reorganizing the UP Law Complex.
Agreem~mt Entered into by the Chancellor of UP Visayas
The Board confirmed the A.J. LEDESMA CONSTRUCTION
CORPORATION on May 15; ·1989 for the completion of Phase I,
of the College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) building in UPV-Miagao,
Iloilo.
Agreements Entered into by the Chancellor of UP los Banos
The Board confinned the Agreements entered into by the Chan-
cellor of UP Los Banos:
1. General Construction. Agreement between UPLB and F.
Vonzon Construction.
2. General Construction Agreement between UPLB and Suben
Enterprises
3. Contract for Security Guards between the UP Los Banos and
Negros Veterans Security Agency, Inc.
Contract for the Sale of Unserviceable Motor Vehicle entered intt,
by and between the University and Faustino Manuel
The Board confinned the contract for the purchase of unservice-
ble motor vehicles entered into by and between the University
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(Party of the First Part) and Faustino Manuel (Party of the Second
... Part) for the purchase by the latter of the unserviceable motor
vehicles.
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§ Contract of Leise entered into by and between the University and
z Fil Organic Farm for the lease of a parcel of land located at the UP
Diliman Campus
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The Board confirmed the Contract of Lease entered into by and
~ between the University (LESSOR) and Fit Organic Farm (LESSEE)
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"for the lease of a parcel of land located at the UP Diliman Campus.
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Memorlndum of Agreement between the Univenity and Dr. Samuel
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;;.. K. Tan
The Board confirmed the Memorandum of Agreement between
56 the University and Dr. Sarrtsel K. Tan whereby the latter shall under-
take a research project entitled, "The Internationalization of Mora
Secessionism" .
Memorandum of Aweement between the University and Mr. Noel
M. Morllda r'
The Board confirmed the Memorandum of Agreement between
the University and Mr. Noel M. Morada whereby the latter shall
" undertake a research project entitled, "Towards a Conceptualization
of a Southeast Asian Nuclear Weapons Free Zone".
Memorandum of Agreement by and between the University-Phil-
ippine General Hospital IUP-PGH) and Pemantasan ng Lungsod
ng Maynil. IPLMI
'" The Board confirmed the Memorandum of Agreement by and
between the University, Philippine General Hospital (UP-PGH) and
Pamantasen ng Lungsod ng Mayniia (PLM) whereby the UP-PGH
shall allow PLM Nursing students the use of facilities of PGH for
clinical praeticum.
Allocation of Funds
~ The Board approved the allocation of the amount of PS,570,456
Revolving Fund from FY 1988 Excess Income.
Request for Transfer of Ownership or Donation
The Board approved the request of Laguna Governor Felicisimo
San Luis for the transfer of ownership/donation of equipment to ~.
the province of Laguna. .
The Board approved the request of Dr. Decqracias G. Kabama-
lan, District Health Officer of Laguna, for the transfer of ownership!
donation of equipment to the Regional Health Office IV, Depart-
ment of Health.
The Board approved the request for the transfer of ownership!
donation of equipment to the Municipality of Bay, Laguna by
Mayor Bruno T. Ramos.
Inclusion in the Powers of the Chancellor of UP Manila
The Board approved the inclusion in the powers of the Chancel-
lor of UP Manila of the authority to appoint officers-in-charge (OIC)
for a period not exceeding two (2) months.
Change of Name of Institute for Socia-Biomedical Research
The Board approved the change of name from Institute for
Soclo-Blorrdelcal Research to fnstitutes for Socia-Biomedical
Research IISBMRI.
Renewal of Janitorial Services Agreement
The Board approved the renewal of Janitorial Services Agree-
ment entered into by and between UPLBand F.M.S. Manpower and
Janitorial Services.
lateral Entry to the UP Integrated School
The Board approved the Amendment of the Board of Regents
" resolution on lateral entry to the UPIS such that the word abroad
is deleted from Category I.
Adjustment of Honorarium Rates
The Board approved the adjustment of honorarium rates for the
recipient of the Mr. & Mrs. Guillermo Ponce Professorial Chair from
P6,OOO to P24.QOO p.a., ,:ffective 1 January 1989.
Authority to lease to Private Developers a 4,000 Square-meter
Vacant lot, near the Entrance to the University.
The Board approved the authority to lease to public developers
through public bidding, a 4,000 square-meter vacant lot, located
near thE} entrance to the University.
Incr8lse in Application fee for Residency
The Board approved the increase in the application fee for resi-
dency from Pl0.00 to P15.00.
 Increase in Financial Benefits/Cuftural Fee
The Board approved the increase of financial benefits under the
UP Visayas Faculty and Academic Support Staff Development
l FAST·D EV) Program, effective the 1st semester of A Y 1989-1990.
The Board approved the increase in the cultural fee to P50.CO
per semester effective the 1st semester of AY 1989·1990.
Memorandum of Agreement between the University and P'rof.
Rene E. Ofreneo
The Board oonfirmed the Memcrandurn of Agreement between
the University and Prof. Rene E. Of ren eo whereby the latter shall
undertake a research project entitled, "Dimensions of Living Wage
Standards for Philippine I ndustrial Workers".
Extension of the Period for the Research Project entitled, "Inter-
relationships of Population, Human Resources, Development and
Philippine Future"
The Board confirmed the Extension of the period for the Re-
search Project entitled, "Interreletonshtps of Population, Human
Resources, Development and the Philippine Future" covered by
Memorandum of Agreement entered into by and between the
University and Or. Alejandro N. Herrin.
Memorandum of Agreement between the University and the Univer·
sityof Van Amsterdam (UVAI
The Board confirmed the Memorandum of Agreement be'tween
the University and the University of Van Amsterdam (UVA) to
. achieve the following forms of cooperation:
a. Joint research programs undertaken in either or both coun-
tries in those disciplines and fields which are of mutual inter-
ests, the results of which shall be reciprocally shared;
b. Participation in educational!sc,ientific/technical!training oro-
grams and seminars at the invitation of the institution crsen-
izing these activities;
c. Mutual- exchange of faculty for research, teaching, post-
graduate studies including Ph.D. studies and consultation;
d. Mutual exchange of graduate student for Master students;
e. Exchange of information through publications, research,
monographs, and scholarly papers;
f. Access to libraries, laboratories, and research facilities in both
institutions in accordance with the spirit and intent of the
foregoing purposes.
After official approval, the University of Amsterdam shall facil-
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itate the release of funds for the proposed UP!CSSP/UA-CASA
project. The funds from the Netherlands-side to be spent by the
CSSP shall be deposited in the CSSP Foundation, The Philippine
side will provide a counterpart fund. The total amounts foreseen
for the project are:
Year I oLI. 640 ,000 Pesos 2.694,788
Year II OLl.541,000 Pe9Js 2,770,344
The Agreement shall become effective upon approval and/or
confirmation by appropriate authorities of each contractfnq party
and shall remain in sooner terminated through a three-month prior
written notice duly cornmunlcated to the other party.
Agreement for Academic and Exctftnge Coopration. between the
University and the University of Hanoi
The Board confirmed the Agreement of Academic and Exchange
Cooperation between the University and the University of Hanoi.
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Matter from the University Council
UP Manila
The Board approved the institution of the Master of Science in
Public Health (Epidemiology) program.
APPOINTMENT OF UNIVERSITY OFFICIALS
(Executive Session)
The Board approved the appointment of Or. Belinda Aquino as
vlce-Presjdent of Public Affairs, effective upon her report for
duty in July, for a period of two (2) years. ,
1022nd Meeting, 29 June 1989
APPOINTMENTS, RENEWAL OF APPOINTMENTS, REAPPOINT·
MENTS, ETC.
The Board approved/confirmed the following appointments,
ren~al of appointments, reappointment, ete.:
U.P. SYSTEM
Office of the Vice·President for Academic Affairs
Malaya C. Roxas-appointment as Director of the Office of
Institutional Linkages effective 1 June 1989 until 31 May 1992.
U.P. OIL/MAN
Arts and Letters, College of
Mario G. R. Ro'sal-appointment as MMC Diamond Jubilee Asso-
ciate Professor of English, effective 1 July 1989 until 30 June 1990.
Education, College of
Aretha' B. Pisitord-·appointment as Visiting Lecturer, effective
23 May 1989 until 16 June 1989.
Engineering, College of
Angel A. Alejandrino-renevval of appointment as N.W.R.C,
Professor of Water Control Management, effective 1 July 1989 until
30 June 1990.
Meliton U. Ordillas Jr ..:....renewal of appointment as C.A., Ortigas
Professor of Materials Science, effective 1 January 1989 until 31
December 1989.
Islamic Studies, .Institute of
Patricia Horvatich-appointment as Visiting Researcher, effec-
tive 1 Aug. 1989 until 28 February 1991.
Muhammad Yusron--appointment asVisitlnq Professor, effective
1 June 1989 until 31 October 1989.
law, College of
Jorge R. Coquia-renewal of appointment as Professorial Lectur-
er III, effective 1 June 1989 until 31 May 1990.
Ramon C. Fernandez-renewal of appointment as Professorial
lecturer III, effective 1 June 1989 until 31 May 1990.
Crisolito S. Pescual-erenewat of appointment as Professorial
Lecturer Ill,effective 1 June 1989 until 31 May 1990.
Lucy Sankey Russel-appointment as Visiting Research Fellow!
Scholar, effective 1 September 1989 until 31 May 1990.
Polly W. Sy-renewal of appointment as 'Basilio Estanislao As-
sociate Professor of Mathematics, effective 1 January 1989 until
31 December 1989.
Marine Science, Institute of
Reynaldo M. De la Paz-renewal of appointment as MMC Dla-
mend Jubilee Associate Professor of Marine Science. effective 1
January 1989 until 31 December 1989.
Margaret R. Gaud-renewal of appointment as Visiting Assist-
ant Professor, effective 1 January 1989 until 31 December 1989.
Music, College of •
Riml V. Reyes-extension of appointment beyond the compul-
sory retirement age of 65 as Associate Professor I, effective 1 June
1989 until 31 October 1989.
Wisnusubroto Sunardi-renewal of appointment as Visiting Pro-
fessor, effective 1 June 1989 until 31 May 1990.
Public AdministrBtKJn, College of
Anne Nealibo Dit-i<son-Waiko-apPointment as Visiting Research
Associate, effective 1 April 1989 until 30 October 1989. 57
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Rodger Wegner-appointment as Visiting Research Associate, Human Ecology, ColIll!le of
effective 15 April 1989 until 31 December 1989. Angelit. M. Del Mundo-appointment as UPLB Faculty, Staff
. /" .
and Students Diamond Jubilee Assistant Professor of Human
Science, College of Ecofogy (Human Nutrition and Food), effective 1 January 1989
Rene P. Felix-renewal of appointment as UP Law Class '58 until 31 Decerrber 1989.
Professor of Mathematics, effective 1 January 1989 until 31 Decem-
ber 1989. Veterinary Medicine, College of
Joseph S. MaSllngkay-appointment as UPLB Faculty, Staff
Social Sciences and Philosophy, College of and Students Diamond Jubilee Associate Professor of Veterinary
Prospero R. Cowr-salary increase from Professor IV at P95,688 Medicine (Plant Animal·Medicine), effective January 1989 until
pe.a .to Professor V of Anthropology at P100,572 p.a., effective 31 December 1989.
1 February 1988.
, Eun Mi Soo-apJ).'intment as Visiting Lecturer, effective 5 June U.p.MANILA
1989 until 29 October 1989.
Medicine, College of
. Sport. Physicsl Educotion and Recreo1ion (SPEAR) Robert D. Lim-appointment as Diamond Jubilee" Assistant·
Flol'8 T. Violanda-extension of appointment beyond the com- Professor of Rehabilitation Medicine. effective 1 January 1988
pulsory retirement age of 65 as Professor III, effective 15 June . until 31 December 1988.
1989 until 31 October 1989.
Public H.. itit, Colllige of
Statistical Cent~ Rubliln N. CBragay-automtatic promotion from Assistant
Adolfo M. de Guzman-auw'matic promotton from Assistant Professor VI at P52,944 p.a. to Associate Professor III at P58,476
Professor V at P61,152 to Associate Professor III at P67,548 p.a., p.a., effective 1 January 1987.
effective 2 April 1989.
TRANSFER TO PERMANENT STATUS
Vargas Museum
U.P. DillMAN
Elsa P. Jurado-appointment 'es Acting Curator, effective 1 July
19B5 until 31 May 1890.
Engineering, College of
Edwin N. Quiros-as Assistant Professor I of Mechanical En-
U.P. LOS BAIllOS gineering, effective 2 April 1989.

Agriculture, College of Marine Science, Institute of •

Ofelia K. Bautista-appointment as Diamond Jubilee Associate
Professor of Agriculture (Hnrnculturel. effective 1 January 1989
until 31 December 1989.
Joan F. Jarnles.-eppotntmenr as Diamond Jubilee Professor of·
Developemnt Communication. effective. 1 January 1989 until 31
December 1989.
Belen M. Rejesus-aplXJintment as Central Bank Diamond
Jubilee Professor of Agriculture (Entomology). effective 1 January
1989 until 31 December 1989.
Domingo B. Roxas--appointment as Pitiplnas Shell Diamond
Jubilee Assistant Profesoor of Agriculture (Animal Science), effec-
tive 1 January 1989 until 31 December 1989.
Priscilla C. Sanchez-reappointment as PNB Djamond-~ubilee
Associate Professor of Agriculture (Food Science), effective 1
. January 1989 until 31 December 1~89.
Ruben L Villareal-reappointment as Abelardo G. Sanionte
Professor of Plant Breeding, effective 1 January 1989 until 31 De-
cember 1989.
Economics, School of
Hideyoshi Sakai-renewal.of appointment as Visiting Research
Associate, effective 1 April 1989 until 30 March 1990.
Economics and Management, College of
Leodegario M. lIag-renewal of appointment as Department
of Agriculture Associate Professor of Cooperatives, effective_'
January 1989 until 31 December 1989,
Nimal Felix Cecil Ranaweera--renevval of appointment as Visit-
ing Associate Professor of Agricultural Econcmlca and Economics,
effective.l May 1989 until 31 October 1989.
Pedro R. Sandoval-extention of appointment beyond the
compulscrv retirement age of 65 as Professor of Agricuttural Eco-
nomics. effective 30 June 1~89 until 28 December 1989.
Forestry, College of
Tonie O. 8alnague-appointment as Vicente lu Diamond Jubilee
Assistant Professor of Forestry. etfecttve 1 January 1989 until 31
December 1989.
Julie M. Macaranas-as Assistant Professor I V, effective 1 June
1989.
Maria Helena .T. Yap-as Assistant Professor V' effective. 1 June
1989.
Mass Communication, College of
Andres G. Sevilla-as Assistant Professor'-III of Communication.
effective 1 June -'989.
U.P. MANILA
Nursing, Collage of
Lourdes C. Aspiras-as Assistant Professor I r effective" 1 April
1989. •
Araceli O. Balabagno-as Assistant Professor I, effective 1
April 1989.
Public Health, College of
Remigio 0: Mercado-as Professor l, effective 1 June 1989.
U.P. VISAYAS •
School of Technology and Emironmental Resources
Lucita O. De Guzman-as Assistant Professor I of Engineering.
effective 1 June 1989
Nazis C. Dorego-as Assistant Professor I of Engineering, ef-
fective 1 June 1989.
Computations of Overload Teaching Honoraria
The Board approved the comp.rtatlon of overload teaching
honoraria as follows:
As a general rule, research and administrative load shall not be
counted in computing overload teaching. However, research and
administrative load may -be.oounted only under the following
oonditions:
a. the average class size handled by the tecnrv member is 36
or higher. On computing average size, enrolment in graduate
courses may be multiplied b·y 1.5.);

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per semester;
d. research which pays honoraria shall not be counted as re-
search load for purposes of oomputing overload honoraria;
e. administrators who receive honoraria for administrative work'
shall not be entitled to overload teaching honoraria.
f. the maximum permissible overload for all courses taught in
all units of the University in the two semesters of an eca-
demic veer shall be 12 teaching units, subject to the condi-
tion that no faculty member shall have an overload in excess
of 9 teaching units in any one semester. Any overtoad in
excess of the foregoing shallbe without pay.
For summer classes, a faculty member may teach no more
than two subjects and the maximum permissible load is 9
teaching units. Any teaching load in excess of the foregoing
shall be without pay.
Chancellors should be authorized to require average class
sizes greater than 36 for purposes of oomputing overload
teaching credits.
Student Fees
The Board ap'proved the following:
1. Proposed increased in/assessment of student fees
a. trnposltton of a fine for students who have been
previously absent ~ithout leave (AWOL). The fine
shall be P225 which is 50% higher than the fee
they would have paid if they applied for a LEAVE
OF ABSENCE (LOAI. The fine shall be applied
once for each contiguous period that the student
was on AWOL. ;.
b. Increase in fee for late application for graduation
from P4Q to P100.
e. 10 Photo fees
Polaroid 10 - from P25 to P30
Non-Polaroid 10 - from P10 to P20
2, Nf!tN laboratory fees effectiveSeoond Semester,1989·1990:
M.E. 131 - Manufacturing Processes PJOO
M.E. 136 - Machine Tool Operations PJOO
. M.E. 73 - Mechanical Measurement &
Instrumentation P300
M.E. 174 - Mechanical Engineering
Laboratory PJOO
M.E.182 Air Conditioning (with
plant visits) P200
M.E.187 Power Plant Engineering II
(with plant visitsl P200
M.E. 142 - Machine Elements II -P100
M.E. 122 - Fluid Machinery PIOO
Ch.E. 124 - Chemical Engineering Thermo
PJOO
Laboratory
3. Increase in publication fee of the Manila Collegian from
P24 to P39.
Waiver of the Administrative Overhead fee on the Research Projects
under the Sponsorship of the Philippine Council for Advanced
Science and Technology Research lnet Development (PCASTRD)
The Board approved the waiver of the administrative overhead
fee on the research projects under the sponsorship of the Philippine
_Council for"Advanced Science end Technology Research and Devel-
opment (PCASTROI.
Change in name of the Llames ProfBSlOrial Chair to Ludovico and
Elizabeth llames Chair in Chemistry
The Board approved the change in name of the Uames Profes-
sorial Chair. in Chemistry to "Ludovioo and Elizabeth L1ames
Professorial Chair in Chemistry".
Transfer of Ownership of AddiUonal Equipment of CCHP to the
Municipality of Bay. laguna.
The Board approved the transfer of ownership of additional
. equipment which formerly belonged to the CCHP to the Municipal-
ityof Bay, Laguna as requested by Mayor Bruno T. Ramos.
Clarifiartion on the Guidelines on the Entitlement and Payment
of Representation Allowance and Transportation Allowance
(RATA)
The RATA rates approved by the Board of Regents at its 1016th
meeting held on September 22, 1988 are maximum allowable rates.
The Chancellors are authorized to reduce RATA rates depending
on the extent of responsibility of the office or position.
Additional Matters to be del9glted to Chancellors and to the Presi-
dent by the Board of Regents
The Board approved the additional matters to be delegated to
chancellors and to the President by the Board of. Regents as fol-
lows:
1. Approval of Constitutions and bv-laws of University and
College student councils and their correspndong fees; provid·
ed that fees shall not be increasecl more than once within an
acedernlc year and shall not exceed 100%, and that new
fees or revision of existing fees shall not be imposed retroac-
tively.
2. Approval of rules governing University and cotleqe student
publications, as well as their corresporxHng fees; provided
that fees shall not be increasecl more than once within an
academic year and shall nat exceed 100% and that new
fees or revision of existing fees shall not be imposed retro-
actively. .
NOTE: This in effect repeals the authority delegated to the
President by the Board of Regents during its 1006th'
meeting on November 12, 1987 to approve:
a. the constitutions and by-laws of university student
councils, including amendments thereto, and
b. the corresponding oouncil fees. including revisions
thereof.
3. Approval of research agreements or contracts entered into by
the Universltv with one or more members of its own staff.
4. Approval of the institution, merqer, revision of abolition of
non-degree courses or training programs, as well as the fixing
or revision of their correspond ing fees .
5. Approval of donation to Philippine Government agencies or
institutions, of University property other than real estate,
provided the total value does not exceed P50,OOO per donee
per year.
6. Fixing and revision of all student fees and fines (e.s.. applica-
tion fee. athletic fee, certification fee, chanae of matricula-
tion fee, comprehensive examination fee. cultural fee, deposit
fee, dropping fee, entrance examination fee, entrance' fee,
- 1.0. fee, graduation fee, late application for graduaHon fee,
leave of absence fee, library fee and fine, medical fee,
publication fee, registration fee late registration fee or fine,
removal fee. AWOL fine, transcript of records fee, validation
feel except tuition and laboratory fees subject to the fol-
lowing oonditions:
a. The increase shall not be made more than once within an
academic year and shall not exceed 10%; where the ln-.
creases is PlOD or less, the increase may exceed 100%.
b. New fees or fines and revision of existing fees or fines
shall not be imposed retroa.iive1y.
c. Any new fee or fine prescribed, or revision of existing fees
or fines shall be reported at the next meeting of the Board
of Regents immediately folloWing the approval of the new
fee or fine or revision.
7. Approval of the reappointment to a prcfessorja! chair with-
out any change in rank and/or honorarium. The President
may also approve the transfer from one chair to another
without any gap between the last and the new appointment.
B, Approval of the reappointment to a professorial chair with
the same rank and honorarium as those of the last appoint-
ment.
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 Revi.ion of the List of Equipment Chargeoble Against the Graduate
Education Development Fee Collection of Summer, 1988 and
First Semest.... 1988-89
The Board approved the revrsicn of the list of equipment charge-
able against the graduate education development fee collections of
summer, 1988 and First Semester, 1988-89, and proposals for
disbursement by the collegesand the UP LB library.
Report on the Grllduate EduCl1:lon Development Fee Q:)lIections
for the 'Second Semester, 1988-89 and Proposals for Disbunement
The board approved the report on the Graduate Education
Development Fee collections for the second semester, 1988-89
and proposals for disbursement by the colleges and the UPLB
Library. .
Change of name of the West Visayas Studies Center to Center for
Welt ViSlYl'" Studies
The Board approved the change of name of the West Visayas
Studies Center to Cent. for West Visayan Studies.
Memorandum of Agreement wlth the Department of Social Wet-
fare end Development (DSWDI
The Board confirmed the memorandum of agreement with
the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) and
the Unlversltv whereby DSWD shall send 14 qualified staff memo
bers for enrolment as non-degree (with credit] students in six units
of graduate courses offered by the CSWCO (UP) in the summer
term of SV 1988-89.
M."orandum of Understanding with the Philippine Tourism
Authority
The Board confirmed the Memorandum of Understanding
with the Philippine Tourism Authority and the University where-
by the University will render assistance to PTA's projects and
programs.
Sales Agreement with Mannbag, Incorporated
The Beard confirmed the sales agreement with Mannbag, lncor-
porated (seller) and the University (buyer) for the purchase of
computer equipment and components.
Correction of Figures in the Appropriation of Funds Transferred
from the UPS Mindanao Program to UP Los Baoos
The Board approved the correction of the figures in the appro-
priations of the funds transferred from the UPS Mindanao Pro-
gram to UP Los Banos in the amount of P50,OOO.
Amendment of the Definition of unotation" by the Board
The Board approved the amendment of the definition of "nota-
tion" by the Board adopted at the 815th meeting on December 16,
1971 such that the term "notation by the Board" or "noted by the
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Board" shall be construed to mean that the Board merely took nota
of a maner brought to its attention or submitted for its informa-
tion.
Recommendations on the Quezon Laguna Land Grants {QLlGI
The Board approved the recommendations on the Quezon Lagu-
na Land Grants (QLLGI
1. Non-renewal of the 5 year management agreement between
the Unlversltv and the Netjona! Development Company
2. 'Transfer of the QLLG's management to the University of
the Philippines Los Banos.
3. Acceptance of the D~R's proposal to organize a composite 4.
survey team.
ContrBcts entered into by the Chancellor of UP La
The Board confirmed the contracts entered into by the Chancel-
lor of UPLB pursuant to the authority delegated to the Chancel-
lors of autonomous units:
a. Architect-Owner Contract between the UPLB and Mr.
Mauro Simpliciano for professional services as an architect
for the complete architectural and engineering design for
the renovation of the College of Arts and Sciences (CAS)
Building, Phase I.
b. Memorandum of Agreement between the Education Dev~l.
opment Projects Implementing Task Force (EDPITAF)
Project Management Unit· for Agricuttural Technology'
Education Project (ATEP) and UPLB for the constructionl
renovation of a buikting referred to as National Agricultural
Education University/Department of Agricultural Education
and Rural Studies Building (NAU/DAERS Buik:ling) under
the DECS Loan Agreement 884-PHI with the ASEAN Devel-
opment Bank and loan Agreement 451-P.
Co Memorandum of Agreement between the UPLB. through the
National Azalia Action Program (NAAP) and the Infer-
national Rice Research Institute to undertake a joint UPLB-
IRRI program for sporulation and hybridization of Azalia.
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Contracts entered into by the Chancellor of UPV
The Board confirmed the contracts entered into by the Chancel-
lor of UPV, pursuant to the authority delegated to the Chancellors
of autonomous universities:
a. Memorandum of Agreement between the BFAR's Fisheries
Scholarship Program and UPV on the Correction, Scoring and
Ranking of Examinees of 8th Fisheries Competitive Februa-
ry.
b. Memorandum of Agreement between the 3rd Signal Long
Lines Battalion, Communication, Electronics Services Armed
Forces of the Philippines 13 SLL8N, CESAFPI and UPV
to conduct the training of Trainers for the Communications
Electronics Service of the Armed Forces of the Philippines-
Cebu on April24 to 27.
c. School Agreement between the Pacific Plans. Inc. {PPII and
.UPV (School) for the enrolment of PPl's qualified scholars.
 ADMINISTRATIVE CIRCULARS :
ADIIIINISTRATIVE ORDERS In my absence due to my official trip to Hawaii to attend the
Pacific-Asia University Presidents' Symposium on Internationalizing
26 April 1989 Higher Education, I am designating you as Officer-in-Charge of the
University of the Philippines, effective 6 to 11 June 1989.
ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER NO. 13
ISgd.) JOSE V. ABUEVA
TO; Professor Oscar M. Alfonso President
.. Vice-President for Public Affairs
SUBJECT: Designation as Officer-in-Charpe MEMORANDA
University of the Philippines
26 Apr;11989
You are hereby designated Officer-in-Charge of the University,
effective 28 April 1989 until my return from my- official trip to MEMORI\NDUM NO. 22
Vietnam.
TO: All Chancellors
. ISgd.l JOSE V. ABUEVA All Vice-Chancellors for Academic Affairs Deans of
President Students/Vice·Chancellor for Student Affairs
Scholarships/Financial Assistance Office
SUBJECT: Clarification on STFAP Academic Requirements
work-sruov Program

5 May 1989 1. Passing 75% of courses enrolled in is a requirement to enjoy

STFAP benefit~ as specified. for income brackets 1 to 8 by the
ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER NO. 16 Board of Regents at its 1019th meeting (3 March 19891. However,
should one pass less than 75% but more than 60% of courses en-
TO: Prof. Felipe M. Medalla rolled in:
Vice-President for Planning and Finance
S\:JBJECT: Designation as Officer-in-Charge
University of the Philippines
a. if in income brackets 1-4, one may apply for 100% tui- •
tion subsidy:
b. if in income bracket 5, one -mav apply for 75% tuition
You are- hereby designated Officer-in-Charge of the University subsidy; -;
effective 8 May 1989 until my return from my official trip to the c. if in income bracket 6, one may apply for 50%tuition
United States to attend the Pacific Rim University Presidents' subsidy; or
.Conference.
d. if !" income bracket 7, one may apply for 25% tuition
subsidy,

ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABUEVA 2, In regard to Le., because the -student has academic diffi-
Preskient culties, he/she shall not be required to participate In-the work-study
program.
In regard to t.b to l.d, the student to begin with has not been
required to participate in the work-study proqram.l
5 June 1989
3. Freshmen. however, who have financially qualified for
ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER NO. 18 STFAP benefits.
a. should receive those benefits for at least two semesters,
TO: Professor Gamino H. Abad for so long as they are enrolled (note, however, that
Vice-President for Academic Affairs the freshmen's second-semester performance is used to
SUBJECT: Designation as Officer-in-Charge of the University determine his status for purposes of No. 1 above.l:
b. are not required to participate in the wcrk-studv program.

ISgd.l JOSE V. ABUEVA

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 HISTORICAL PAPERS AND DOCUMENTS
LETTERS 26 April 1989
24-Apri11989
Her Excellency Coramn A. Aquino
Mr. Antonio O. Cojuangco President of the Republic of the Philippines
MalacaFiang, Manila
President
Philippine Long Distance Company
Ramon Cojuangco Bldg. Through - Channels
Makati Avenue
Dear Mrs. President:
Makati

I have the honer to transmit the Budget Proposal of the Univer·

Dear Mr. Ccjuangcc:
sity of the Philippines for 1990.
Knowing the financial constraints on the National Government
I have the honor to request the seconclment of Atty. Melvyn
at this time, we have tried to trim our request to the bare minimum
Martin to the University of the Philippines effective 1 May 1989
which we believe is required to enable the University of the Philip-
for a period of one year, to allow him to assume the position of
pines to achieve its main functions in teaching, research and exten-
Vice-President for Development. I n this ceoecltv," Atty. Martin
sion service (including, but not certainly limited to, providing health
shall be responsible to the UP President for the planning, super-
care of U.P.-PGHI. We hope the Government will continue to
vision. coordination. and monitoring of University activities 000'-
fully support U.P. as the premier state university of the country.
cerned with generating resources from Individuals, the private and
We would like to express our gratitue for your continued suppq
non-governmental sectors.
Atty. Martin's compensation as Vice-President for Develop- of the University of the Philippines.
ment shall be at Pl,oo per annum.
In the 80 year's of UP.s existence. this is the first time that it Sincrely yours,
will have a Vice-President .responslble for this important role of
augmenting its resources from private individuals and from the ISgd.l JOSS V. ABUEVA

.. private and non-governmental sectors. The University would be

most grateful to the PLOT for -its contribution to the growth and
strengthening of its programs of teaching, training, research and
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extension services for the direct beneth of our people.

26 April 1989
Thank you.
Ref. No. JVA-89-154
ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABUEVA
President Mr. L.P. Hontiveros
Chairman of the Board
J. Walter Thompson Company
Aamon Magsaysay Center
25 April. 1989 1680 Aoxas Sou levard
Man i t a
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Engr. Delfin L. Lazaro Dear Lenny,
Benguet Corporation
12 San Miguel Avenue This will oonfirm our exploration with you, through Mr. Pro-
Maridaluyong, Metro Manila ceso Ramos, regarding the proposed creation of a permanent endow·
ment for the Leon P. Hcntlveros Professorial Chair at the uower-
Dear Engr. Lazaro: sltv of the Philippines, in the minimum amount of P240,OOO.OO,
and which will "honor in perpetuity your creative and humane
We are pleased to send you a copy of your appointment as leadership in advertising and public relations.
member of the Board of Regents of the University of the Philip- The creation of this Professorial Chair, I feel, is very timely
pines, which was signed by President Corazon C. Aquino on April since you are soon to retire after long years of fruitful and fulfill-
7, 1989. As indicated in said appointment, your term begins on ing service in your profession and as Chairman of the Board of
1 May 1989. In accordance with Executive Order No. 204·A dated Directors of J. Walter Thompson Company .
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15 July 1987 anc:l signed by President Aquino, your term expires We hope to formally announce the new Professorial Chair and
on 3) April 1991. hold the turn-over ceremonies in the morning of June 28, 1989 at
~ We look forward to working with you in the service of the my Office in Oiliman, to colncsfe with your birthday.
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e.::l University. The next meeting of the Board is set for May 25, during
which your oath-taking will take place.
We shall be pleased to have with us members of your family,
the officers of J~ Walter Thompson Company and your close friends
z. Congratulationsl to witness this important occasion.
Please accept my deep appreciation of your support to the

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Very tru Iy yours, pursuance of academic excellence and service in the University.

e'::l" ISgd.) JOSE V. ABUEVA Sincerely yours,

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 27 Abril 1989 28 April 1989

Ref. No. JVA.lJ9·158 Ms. Patricia A. Sto. Tomas

Chairman.
G. Joselito L. Endeno Civil Service Commission
EL SELF ENC & CONT. Constitution Hills
P.O. Box 2774 Dillman, Quezon City
. Riyadh - 11461
K.S.A. Dear Chairman Sto. Tomas:

Ginoong Endeno:
Natanggap ko ang inyong sulat at -akoy'y nagagalak sa inyong
pahayag n9 peqsuporta sa paqqamlt n9 Filipino di lamang sa Uni·
bersidad ng Pilipinas kundi sa pangkalahatan.
Tunay na nakakalungkot isipin na marami pa rin sa ating mga
kababavan ang hindi sumasang-ayon sa paqpapaunled at paggamit 09
Filipino. Marahil tayong mga naniniwala sa kapangyarihan at takas
09 sariling wika ay siyang dapat na tumulong meqhatid sa atinq
bavan sa matiwasay at maunlad na bukas, sa pamamagitan 09
paggamit at patuloy na pagpapaunlad 09 Filipino.
Nels ko kayong batlln sampu 09 inyong mqa kasama divan sa
Gitnang Silangan na nagpapamalas 09 tetaq 09 loob at nagpapakita
Thank you for your letter of 7 April 1989 requesting that I
nominate 6 qualified U.P. personnel to act as special examiners
in the. English language and in Mathematics. We are oonsulting
with the appropriate officials in the University who will be in touch
with Ms. Dolores B. Bonifacio of your office.
With best wishes at rnabuhavr
Sincerely yours,
ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABUEVA
President

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Muti. ang aking pagbati at pagpupugay sa inyol 28 April 1989

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Sumasainyo, Cong. Michael O. Mastura
House of Representatives
ILagdaJ JOSE V. ABUEVA Congress of the Philippines
Pangulo Constitutional Hills

Dear Congressman Mastura:

Thank you f'tr sending me a copy of the proposal which you

28 April 1989
have filed as House Bill No. 23664, "The Independent Local Om-
budsman Act of the Philippines."
Mr. Virgilio L. Pena
I would be honored toheve my name included, as you suggest
Office of the President & General Manager
in your letter. among the resource persons you are inviting to
IBM Philippines, Incorporated
future Committee meetings at the House of Representatives.
1BM Bldg., 8757 Paseo de Roxas
r shall be happy likewise to send you later, my comments on
Makati, Metro Manila 1200
the bill. .
Dr. Mr. Pena:
Mea~hile, I send you my warmest regards and best wishes.

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This has reference to your letter to me dated 13 April 1989
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This is. as you say, the country's most prestigious science award.
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Its biennial conferment upon a resident Filipino scientist for signi·
ficant contribution to science and technology is indeed most wei·

I feel honored to be invited to be a member of the Board of

28 April 1989
Judges. I look forward to participating in the Board's deliberations
and selection process.
With all good wishes. The Honorable
Secretary Guillermo N. Carague
Sincerely yours, Deparment of Budget and Management
Manila
ISgd.J JOSE V. ABU EVA
President Dear Secretary Carague:

In accordance with Section 5.8 of the Joint DBM-CSC Circular

Letter No. 88·1 dated 12 December 1988, the University of the
Philippines is requesting the retention of items of the personnel who
opted to retire under the Early Retirement Act. Of the total 332
retirees, the University is requesting the retention of 216 items.
The 'summary of the justifications for the retention of lterns bv
constituent universities are attached herewith.

, Sincrely yours,

ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABU EVA

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 28 April 1989
The Committee on Trade and Industry
House of Representatives
Room 5.10, South Wing, Batasang Pambansa Complex
Quezon City
Attention: MR. EDMUND V. RUARO, Committee Secretary
SUBJECT: House Bill No. 1672 entitled: "An act directing the
Board of Trustees of the University of the Philippines
to set aside two hectare idle land at the corner of
U.P. avenue and Marcos highway for the national
offices, dormitory and display center for farmers,
fishermen, workers, drivers and other sectoral groups".
Gentlemen:
In response to your request for the University's official position
on House Bill No. 1672, authored by Congressman Benajmin V.
Bautista Sr., the University wishes to invite your attention to the
following ccsent considerations:
1. Under the University's 1984 Land Use Plan, the area sought
to be segregated under the Bill tias already been earmarked
for development as part of the University's Commercial
Complex, which, it is hoped, will provide much needed addi-
. tional income to augment the University's insufflenct appro-
priation from the National Government.
As is already know, the University volunteered the Basi-
Ian land Grant, one of its income generating properties, to
the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program. The U.P.'
therefore needs to find alternative sources of income to
maintain basic operations. We hope to finalize plans for the
proposed Commercial Complex, extending from the PHI L-
eOA to the Asian Institute of Tourism, toward the fourth
quarter of the current year, and to start construction of the
Complex by early 1990.
2. The site is currently being developed as a Wet and qry
Market which will accommodate some 121 vendors present-
ly occupying along University Avenue. This latter area, on
the other-hand, will be the site of a drugstore, bookstore and
fast food center.
It will be recalled that the 49J.hectare campus in Oilimen
was conveyed by the National Government to the University in
1949 exclusively to serve the latter's educational mission. Since
then, each and every developmental plan for the area, and the cons- .
truetion of structures thereon, have had a specific purpose arid
linkage to the mission of the University.
The foregoing considerations, vital not only to the University
itself and its mission but also to its several publics. argue strongly
for keeping the UP's property whole and intact, for the continued
and unhampered discharge of the University's bounden respon-
sibilities.
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• (1) Conduct of bidding/negotiations with private developers;
Sincrely yours,
(Sgd.l JOSE V. ABUEVA
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3 May 1989
Mrs. Ramer:liosA. Villamor
509 Queen Anne Drive
Feb-less Hills,.PA 19030
U.S.A.
, Dear Mrs. Villamor:
This is in response to your March 26, 1989 appeal in behalf of
your daughter Cynthia for an extension of her residence in the
M.S. Food Science program at the College of Home Economics.
Background information pertinent to your appeal were submit-
ted by the Chancellor of V.P. Oiliman for my consideration. These
included the 15 March 1988 letter of the Dean of the College of
Home Economics to the Vice-Chancellor for Academic Affairs
rommenting on Cynthia's request for a third extension of her real-
dence and the latter's reply to your daughter on 24 March 1988.
Copies of both letters are attached.
Please be informed that on the basis of the facts presented
to me, I have sustained the position of t_he College of Home Eco-
nomics and the Chancellor not to extend your daughter's residence.
As much as possible, we give our students the support and
encouragement they need to be able to complete their studies.
In the present case, however, there is a rule.we have to abide by. •
We hope you witl understand. ..
Very tru Iy yours,
ISgd.) OSCAR M. ALFONSO
-Officer-in-Charqe
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4 May 1989
Chancellor Ernesto G. Tabujara
Dear Chancellor Tabujara:
As we agreed during our meeting on 2 March 1989, I wish to
appoint you as member of the U.P. Advisory Committee on the
Development of-Universitv Commercial areas.
The Committee shall advise the U.P. President on:
[Ll Location and area of land parcels in the U,P. Dillman earn- •
pus which should be earmarked for commercial devel-
opment;
(bl Guidelines regarding the timing, financing, and manage-
ment of commercial development projects;
Ie) Physical and conceptual plans for each parcel that is ear-
marked for commercial development;
(d) Choice of private partners/lessees in cases where the Uni-
versity decides to enter into joint ventures/contracts with
private developers;
(e) Terms, oondition, restrictions and specifications governing
development, contracts or joint ventures;
and
(gl Other matters-and issues related to commercial develop-
mentot land in U.P. Oiliman.
Thank you for agreeing to share some of your time and expert-
ise with the University through this Committee.
We shall be caliing on you again for a follow-up meeting.
With best regards,
Sincerely yours,
ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABUEVA
< President'
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Or. Won Sui Lee: , Dr. Voung-Jin Urn

President President
Han Nam University Jeonju University
133 Ojung Dong 3 GA 1200 Hvoja-Donq Jeonju
Taejon 300·791 Jeonrabukdo, Korea
Korea
Dear President Um:
Dear President Won SuI Lee:
Thank you for your very kind letter and invitation and offer
Thank you kindly for your two letters expressing your very of assistance to make possible my visit- with you and Jeonju Uni-
kind thoughts about your visit with U5 and the recent visit of versity:
Dean Ajit Singh Rye with you. For my part. I would very much Regrettably, I shall be unable to leave our University at the time
like to be a~le to visit you and Han Nam University sometime in" of your 25th Anniversary. I do wish, however, to send you the
the near future. perhaps on the occasion of my trip to Japan hope- best wishes of the University of the Philippines on this happy and
fully· in the spring of 1990. memorable milestone and celebration.
We remember with great pleasure our meeting- here at the Uni-
versity of the Philippines. Under separate cover I am sending you Sincerely yours,
a copy of my report on the University. f
With best wishes. {Sgd.l JOSE V. ABU EVA
President
Sincerely yours,

ISgdl JOSE V. ABUEVA·

President
5 May 1989

Dr. Kazuo Takamatsu

President
5 May 1989
Soka University
1-236 Tanql-cho, Hachioji
Prof. Dr. Hab. Nguyen An Tokyo 192, Japan
Rector
University of Hanoi Dear President Takamatsu:
Dongda, Hanoi
Vietnam I am delighted to hear from you aOO to recieve your very kind
qreetinqs.
Dear Mr. Rector: Thank you for receiving our professors (Prof. Ajlt Singh Rye and
I - Prof. L.E. Bauzon) in your University. While I have not heard from
Thank you, again, for your very kind attention, assistance and Prof. Glenn Paige recentlY,1 shall be visiting Honolulu in June and
hospitality during our visit with you and your colleagues at the hope to get in touch with him.
University of Hanoi. We learned a great deal about your scholarly I am very grateful for the honor of your invitation to me,
concerns and interests and how our universities can help each other Mrs. Abueva, and a third person to visit Soka University. It is with
to realize our shared objectives. humility that I receive the news of your desire to confer upon me an
Our trip to Hanoi. our very first, was most enlightening and honorary deg'r-ee. However, it does not seem possible for me to go
memorable. It confirmed our expectation that, indeed, Filipinos to Japan until perhaps the Spring of 1990. I certainly will get in
have much to learn from your culture, history and experience.
touch with your directly as well as through Mr. Niitsu.
We shall do our best to implement our nevv Memorandum of
I also wish you continuing good health and fulfillment as
Agreement following its approval by our Board of Heqents.Iater
President of Soka University_
this month (about May 25)- in accordance with our University
With best wishes.
Charter. We foresee the approval inasmuch as the Board knew about
our scheduled visit to Hanoi and the importance of the agreement
Sincerely yours,
of cooperation.
Very soon, Vfca-Presldent Gemioo H. Abad will send you the
ISgd.l JOSE V. ABU EVA
invitation for a professor, in the University of Hanoi to Attend
President
the Third I nternetlonal Conference on Philippine Studies to be held
in our University in the middle of July 1989. We are seeking out-
side assistance for his or her travel expenses to Manila and return
to Hanoi. Our University will take care of the professor's board and
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lodging and transportation in the Philippines.
With warm regards. Dr. Raynatdo V. Guioguio
Associate Professor
Sincerely yours,
College of Mass Communication
U.P.Oiliman
(Sgd.l JOSE V. ABUEVA
President
Dear Dr. Guioguio:

This is in connection with your letter to Presdlent Abueva dated

9 April 1989 regarding Science and Technology Parks. We are
pleased to inform you that the U.P. Diliman staff has been ~nduet­

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iog a feasibility study on a Science and Technology Park In U.P. 65
 DlIimim. In fact. in September 1987, an initial study was corduet-
ed bV a team headed bV Dean Ruben A. Garcia of the College of
Engineering and members from the National Engineering Center
"and the Institute for Small-Scale I ndustrfes. The study wads funded
by the National Research Council of the Philippines (now Philippine
National Science Society), The study concluded that the setting
up of a Science and Technology Park in the U.P. Oiliman Campus
has good prospects. The feedback from respondents ~ming from
the industry sector was very encouragIng, Hence, the PNSS has
approved a follow-up study for the. preparation of plans for design-
".:Jol ing and developing the organizational and operating details of the
.,. technology park and for putting up pilot projects .(please see
attached brochure).
-As a resuh. a Technopark Office will be created very soon under
the U.P. Diliman Chancellor with an advisory committee composed
of the heads of College of Engineering, College of Business Adminis-
tration, National Enginering Center and Institute for Small-Scale
~ndustries with the Chancellor as Chairman. This committee will
crescrjoe policies and procedures for the Park's operation. The ini-
tial operations of the Park will start using existing facilitles in the
College of Enginering, aOO possibly also the College of Science.
We welcome your valuable suggestions and possible partlei-
pation in this project.
Very truly yours,
IS9dJ FELIPE M. MEDALLA
Officer-in-Charge
25 Mav 1989
Honorable Solita C. Monsod
Secretary, Economic Planning
and Director General
National Economic Development Authority.
Metro Manila
Dear Secretary Monsod:
We are gladd that the Government of the Netherlands is con-
sidering the University of the Philippines as one of the inStitutions
in the Philippines that will collaborate with the Netherlands Insti-
tute of Management (RVP) under the Dutch Direct Aid to Educa-
tional Establishment Program, in a project called Masters Program
in Enterprise Development.
However, the UP. Institute for ...S rnauScale Industries, (UP-
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ISS!), despite its strenghts, is not 51 degree-granting unit. And
based on my discussion with officials of U.P. and U.P. Diliman, the
UP-ISSI will not be converted into a degree-granting unit in the
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<ll foreseeable future.
c We would therefore like to continue discussion with the Nether:
lands Embassy regarding the project but would also like to stress
the 'need for the participation ill the project of a degree-granting
unit in U.P. Dillman (like the College of Business Adminlstre-
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tjonl.
Thank you again for your support.
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Very truly yours,
(Sgd.l JOSE V. ABUEVA
President
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25 Mav 1989
Han. Solita C. Monsod
Secretary, Eronomic Planning
and Director General
National Economic Development Authority
Amber Avenue, Pasig, Metro Manila
Dear Secretary Monsod:
I am strongly. endorsing to your' go'ad Office the recommenda-
tion 'of the UP-PGH Medical Center to avail itself of the Spanish
loan to purchase medical equipment. The loan offer from the
...spanish Government is an excellent opportunity for UP-PGH to
complete its equipment and facilities.
I should, however, like to stress that the University does not
have the resources to service the .loan and pay customs duties and
taxes on the equipment. The University would not be ableto avail
itself of the Spanish loan unless:
a. It is authorized to' include debt service in its future budgets;
ane
b. It is granted exemption from customs duties and taxes in
the importation of medical equipment (or deferment of
payment so that it can include the duties and taxes in its
1991 budget request).
I would therefore also like to request NEDA's endorsement
of (al and (b) above to the Department of Budget andManaqe-
ment and the Department of Financ-e.
With warm regards.
Very tru Iy yo urs,
ISgd.J JOSE V. ABUEVA
President
Mav 9.1989
Honorable Francisco I. Chavez
Solicitor General
Office of the Solicitor General
Makati, Metro-Manila
Subject: Civil Case no 174-8-R before the RegiOnal Trial COurt,
First Judicial Region, Branch 6, Baguio City entitled:
U.P. College Baquio High School Foundation, Inc., Etc.
versus The University of the Philippines, et al.
Dear Solicitor General Chavez:
The U.P. Board .ot Regents, during its meeting on January
23 1989, decidecl to phase out the U.P. College Baguio High School
{UPCB-HSI. This decision was.made after consultations with the
different sectors involved in the eftalrsot the UPCB-HS.
On May 25, 1989, the U.P. College Bequio High School Founda-
tion, Inc., among others. filed a Petition for Injunction with the
Regional Trial Court of Bapuio City, enjoining the implementation
of the decision to phase out. The Court issued a Temporary Res-
training Order on the same day and set the hearing on the epplica-
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for Preliminary Injunction on June 1, 1989 at 8:30a.m.
. We intend to bring this matter immediately to the Supreme
Court; as the Order of the Regional Trial Court violates the acade-
mic freedom of the University aside, of course, from nullifying
the best int~ntions of the University in decidlng to phase out the
high school program in Baguio City.
We find a parallel case in the government's closure of the
Rizal, which was reported in todav's papers as being the subject of
a Petition filed by the Office of the Solicitor General with the
Supreme Court seeking to dissolve an RTC 'injunction that stopped
the lmplementatlcn of the closure of that medical school. ~
 May I, therefore, request the services of your office, to act
as counsel for the University in the appropriate Petition to be filed
with the Supreme Court. The Office of Legal Services, through
Attorneys Elpidio M. Catungal and Jhosep Y.lopezwill coordinate
this case for the University.
Attached are documents pertinent to the case.
Thank you, and best wishes.
Very truly yours,
We are also looking into alternatives for shipping the materials
to the Philippines so that we do not incurtoe much freight and tax
charges. We shall let you know the details as soon as possible.
We are truly grateful tor your kind offer of assistance and hope
you will continue to support the University' in all its endavors.
Please extend to our alumni our standing invitation for them to
pass by UP anytime they would have the opportunity to visit the
Philippines.
Best regards.

(Sgd.J JOSE V. ABU EVA Very truly yours,

President
(sg.;,.l JOSE V. ABUEVA
President

2 June 1989
.

Mr. Cetso S. Canonigo

Chief, Urban Settlements Coordinator
5 June 1989
Urban Poor Affairs Office
Or. Vicente Limcaoco
Office of the Mayor
Executive Director
Quezon City
Friends of UP Foundation in America
P.O. Box 1165
Dear MI'. Canonigo:
439 Longcroft Road
Haddonfield, New Jersey 08033
This reference to your endorsement of April 25,1989 regarding
U.S,A,
he letter-request of the residents of Sitio Lambak that the Univer-
ity of the Philippines donate to them about three (3) hectares of
Dear Dr. Limcaoco:
land which they are presently occupying, :
The aforesaid request of the residents of Sitlo Lambak cannot
I just received the May 24, 1989 letter of Mr. Charles Clarkson,
be likened to the intended do nat ionof 15.8 hectares to the residents
Secretary of Reginald F. Lewis Foundation', Inc. concerning the
of Barangay Krus-na-Ligas. The Sitio Lambak occupants are squat-
unoonditional disposition of the 5100,000.00 donation of the Foun-
ters unlike the residents of Krus-na-Liqas many of whom have
dation. Thank you for vour.assistance in this transaction.
long been residing in the barrio before the establishment
. ,
of the
This is also to inquire if there are other documentary require-
University in Diliman, Quezon City. .
ments that FUPFA needs in order to be able to transmit the dona-
Furthermore, the length of occupancy by the residents of
tion to the U.P. Foundation. Inc. Please let me know. Ms. Imelda
sure Lambak will not qualify them under the Urban Land Reform
Nicolas, the sister of Mrs. Reginald Lewis, informed us that Mr.
Act. It must be stressed that said Act applies only to legitimate
Reginald Lewis will be visiting Manila sornetine in June. This
tenants. The Sitio Lambak resfdentsare definitely not tenants of
Reginald Lewis will be visiting Manila some time in June. This"
the University of the Philippines.
would be an appropriate time to inform him .ebout the awardees
Please be advised therefore that the University cannot agree
of the grant, thus the urgency of this letter.
to a possible donation of that part of the University property to
Best personal regards an thanks.
the squatter residents in Sitio Lambak.

Sincerely yours;
Very truly yours,

(Sgd.l JOSE V. ABUEVA

ISgd.l JOSE V. ABUEVA
President
President

05 June 1989 6 June 1989

Mr. Rafael S. Francia Honorable Ceferino L. Follosco

572 Sylvan Place Secretary
Haworth, NetJV Jersey 1764~ Department of Science and Technology
U.S.A. Bicutan, Taguig ..
Metro Manila
Dear Piling:
Dear Sacretarv Follosco;
Thank you very much for your letter of April 12. It was
good to hear from you and to know of the Upsilon Sig"'!a Phi's I have the honor to recommend the Chancellor of UP DHiman as
and Sigma Delta Phi's desire to help the University get books, a member ex-officio of the International Association of Traffic and
periodicals and visual aids from the States. Safety Sciences OATSS) Forum Philippine Committee. The
The University has always had difficulty updating its collections incumbent Chancellor is Dr. ErnestO G. Tabujara.
because of budgetary constraints. Th~s, any offer of assistance With warmest best regards.
towards updating and upgrading collections is most certainly wel-
come. Sincerely yours,
I have attached hereto a standard Deed of Acceptance form and
a partial list of books and audio-visual materials which the faculty (Sgd.l JOSE V. ABUEVA
have recommended fo~ acquisltlon. The materials will accordinly President
be identified as donations from the Upsllom Sigma Phi and Sigma
Delta Phi Alumni New York Chapter. 67
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6 June 1989 6 June 1989

Prof. Guy Neave Dr. V'ivien "M. Talisayon

Editor. Higher Education Policy ISM E D
cia DICE UP Diliman
London University Institute of Education Dear Or. Talisavon:
20, Bedford Way
GB London WC1H OAL It makes the UP President's day, any old time, when one of its
very own receives a prestigious award.
Dear Professor Neave: The TOWNS awared comes to you so deservingtv, laudatory of
what you do in UP. for UP. '
I apologize for this late response to your kind letter of 15 In a sense, it is also UP's award, as certainly it is yours.
March asking for possible contributors to your publication Higher For both reasons, I feel happy.
Education Policy.
I would like to suggest the following names: Sincerely yours,

1. Secretary Lourdes R. Ouisumbinq ISgd.l JOSE V, ABUEVA

Secretary. Department of Education, Culture and Sports President
Chairman, Board of R~ents of the University of the
Philippines
Palacio del Gobernador
1ntramuros, Manila
6 June 1989
Philippines
2. Dr. Josefina Cortes
Prof. Aurora G. del Rosario
Professor, College of Education
College of Agriculture
Uni versnv of the Philippines
Dillman, Quezon City
UP Los Banos
College, Laguna
Philippines
3. Dr. Priscila S. Manalang
Dear Professor del Rosario:
Professor, College of Education
University of the Philippines
There is this thing about awards, and that is whether the award
Dilfrnan, Quezon City
honors the awardee. or the awardee the award.
Philippines
It is. in your case, both.
4. Professor Vic Ordonez
Which makes us in UP very happy, as I am, that you are TOWNS
Chairman, Board of Higher Education
awardee. Happy, ,too, that you are in UP's rolls not just for the
Department of Education, Culture and Sports
Palacio del Gobernador listing but for the achieving. ...
Intramuros, Manila With all good wishes..
Philippines
5. Fr. Joaquin Bernas. S.J. Sincerely•yours,
President
(Sgd.J JOSE V, ABU EVA
A teneo University
Katipunan Road, Loyola Heights
President
Quezon City
Philippines
6. Bro. Andrew Gonzales
President 6 June 1989
De La Salle University
Taft Avenue, Manila Prof. Cecilia Lim-Lazaro
Philippines College of Mass Communication
UP Diliman
Under separate cover, I am sending you a copy of "a paper that
will present at the Pacific-Asian University Presidents Symposium Dear Che Che.
which will be held on H~nolulu. Hawaii from June 7 to June 9.
I hope I have been of help.
Being part of UP and at its helm has its challenging" moments.
With warm best regards, But it has its pleasures also.

--- Sincerely yours,

It is pleasure unceasing that you are one of The Outstanding
Women in the Nation's Service, referring to the TOWNS Award
but more to the fact of your being truly outstanding.
(Sgd.l JOSE V, ABUEVA
I should say congratulations, but that would seem dilutfve of
President
an award genuinely deserved. Let me be happy for UP instead, that
it has you in its service unstlntlnqlv.
With appreciation of all you do for UP.

Sincerely yours,

(Sgd.l JOSE v. ABU EVA

President

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 6 June 1989 The concep~ of "Open College/University" is laudable. It will
afford opportunity to those denied access to the formal system of
Dr. Evelyn Mae Mendoza higher education because of poverty. It will thus promote equity
UP Los Banos and equality of opportunity for all especially the poor.
College, Laguna However, there are SOme features of the bill which need close
scrutiny:
Dear Dr. Mendoza:
1. Under Section 3(a), all instttutions of higher learning are
It is welcome to know there's The Outstanding Women in the included and under Section 4 "the governing body of an institution
Nation's Service award. As prestigious recognition of achievements of higher learning" xxx "shall create a mechanism for an open svs-
that truly stand out. As in your case certainly, it is entirely de- tern of post secondary education." (Underscoring suppliedl.
served.
I feel happy for UP, as I feel happy for you. It would seem that the concept of open college/university is
compulsory for all institutions of higher learning. While Congress
Sincerely vcurs. has plenary power to legislate on any subject matter net prohibited
under the Constitution, the compulsory nature of this system would
(Sgd.l JOSE V. ABUEVA violate the concept of academic freedom enshrined in the Consti-
President tution which recognizes the right of institutions of higher learning
to determine for themselves on academic grounds what to teach,
who to teach, who to be taught, and how to teach. There is also the
matter of academic and financial capability.

8 June 1989 To remedy the constitutional question, it is recommended that

this concept of "Open College/University" be recommendatory
P. Van Leeuwen for all colleges and universities, leaving it to them to decide whether
Counsellor to venture on it or not.
Royal Netherlands Embassy Atthough academic freedom is not guaranteed to post-secondary
9th Floor, Kings Court Bldg. but pre-tertiary institutions like the Marikina Institute of Science
Pasong Tamo, Makati and Technology, this concept of open tertiary education should also
Metro Manila be made voluntary or optional for them; for the idea to succeed in
operation, these institutes should receive adequate aid and support
Dear Counsellor" Leeuwen: for the government.

We are glad that the Government of the Netherlands is con-
sidering the University of tthe Philippines as one of the lnstitutlcns
in the Phillpplnes that will coordinate with the Netherlands lnsti-
tute of Maneqement (RVP) under the Dutch Direct Aid to Educa-
tional Establishment Program, in a project called Masters Program
in Enterprise Development.
However, the U.P, Institute for Small Scale Industries (UP·
ISSI). despite its strenghts, is not a degree-granting unit. Based on
President Abueva's discussion with officials of U.P. and If.P. Dill-
man, the UP·ISSI will not be converted into a degree-granting
unit in the foreseeable future.
We would therefore like to continue discussion with the Nether-
2. Section 6(b), provides that "the D ECS and/or the institutions
concerned shall develop and implement a mechanism to monitor the
academic progress of students in these institutions." (Underscoring
supplied).
. Under the principle of acadmic freedom of all institutions
of higher learning, the DECS cannot monitor the academic progress
of students of these institutions. That belongs to the Board of
Trustees or Regents. The DECS can monitor, however, the progress
of students in post-secondary but pre-tertiary institutions since
these are not autonomous chartered institutions.

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lands Embassy regarding the project but would also like to stress 3. Under Section 6 tel. the DECS shall draft the necessary
the need for the partfclpatfonln the project of a degree-granting guidelines for an efficient accreditation system covering the curri-
unit in U.P. DHiman {like the College of Business Administrationl. cula of the open university system.
Secretary Solita Monsod of NEDA has also been informed about
this.
Thank you again for your support. Again, this subsection violates the academic freedom of insti-
tutions of higher learning guaranteeed by. the Constitution to
Very truly yours, determine on academic grounds what to teach. Likewise, it violates
the principle that accreditation must be voluntary; it can not and
(Sgd,1 GEMINO H. ABAO must not be imposed. Mutual credit or trust cannot be imposed;
Officer-in-Charge it is earned.
In concltrslon, Senate. Bill 495 is laudable in its Intent to provide
equity and equality of opportunity for all especially the poor. It is
in line with the principle that "those who have less in life must have
13 June 1989 more in the law. ' However, the validity of an idea must be tested
not only by its good intentions but also by its effect when put into
Han. Senator Sotero H. Laurel actual operation. It will clash with the constitutional right to ace-
Senate of the Philippines demic freedom of lnstltutions of higher learning.
Third Floor, Ccjuanqco Building It is recommended therefore:
Intramuros, Manila 1000
1, That the concept of "Open College/University" be recom-
Dear Senator Laurel: mendatory/optional or discrettcnarv only, for institutions of higher
learning which are guaranteed .academic freedom. In other words,
Your Head of Research Mr. J. Prospera de Vera sent us a letter they shall be encouraged rather than mandated to adopt the system
( dated March "31, 1989 requesting our COmments on Senate Bill 495 of "Open College/University."
seeking to create a mechanism for an open system of higher educa- 2. That is shall likewise be recommendatory for all post-second-
tion in the Philippines. dary but pre·tertiary educational institutions.
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enrolled under this sshceme in institutions of higher learning in line
with their oonstitutional right to academic freedom. - our faculty to accept consultancies andviaitinq professorships under
4. That the DECS ought not promulgate guidelines for the
accreditation of the curricula of the open tertiary education system
in institutions of highedearning opting to offer this scheme.mind-
ful again of academic freedom. It can promulgate guidelines for
post-secondary but pre-tertiary educational institutions since they
are directly under its [urfsdictjon.
I would {ike to thank you for consulting with us on this vital
educational innovation and issue.
Sincerely yours,
(Sgd.) JOSE V. ABU EVA
President
faculty and of keeping our faculty, in light of our rapid turnover
of faculty who leave us for more remunerating jobs. By allowing
certain conditions, we are able to retain facutty members and
counteract the brain drain in UP to some degree.
We are particularly glad to know that the Commission will
leave the implementation on the Circular to the good judgment
of the head of agency. We wish to assure you thatthe Circular will .
be implemented in the true spirit articulated by the Commission.
We extend to you our very best wishes and assurances of our
deep esteem.
Sincerely yours,
(Sgd.l JOSE V. ABU EVA
President

19 June 1989
13June 1989
Dr. RogelkJ O. Juliano
Dr. Bishir A. Malik Chancellor
Member lnt"l. People's Committee on UP Visayas
Oathaf Prize on Human Hiqhts , Iloilo _City
OVA Box 232
Dasmarinas, Makati Dear Chancellor Juliano:
Metro Manila
I acknowledge receipt of your letter of resignation dated April
Dear Dr. Malik: 24, 1989 as Chancellor of UP Visa'!as.

I am honored to be invited by the International People's Com-
mittee for the Gaddafi Prize (on Human Rights) to become a
member of its Advisory Board.
Regrettably, however, I must decline this honor, because my
duties not only as President of U.P. but also as a regular member
ex-officio of many other boards reave me hardly any time for my
scholarly work. Indeed, my responsibilities are so demanding
that I have to turn down a number of requests for my participation
in more and more worthy endeavors.
Please be assured that herein the University we have an abiding
interest in your country and the work of your national leader,
Colonel Moammar AI Oeddafl.
With assurances of my highest esteem.
As I accept your resignation, let me say that I feel privileged to
have worked with out for the past twenty months. I acknowledge
with gratitude your cooperation and advice in the many decisions
that we hed to make. For and on behalf of the University, I send
you our best wishes for a fruitful stint with ICLARM.
I wish you further success and God's blessings. .:
Sincerely yours,
iSgd.l JOSE V. ABUEVA
President

Sincerely yours, 20 June 1989

IS~rl.l JOSE V. ABU EVA

Ms. C~ile Guidotg..Alvarez
President fJ 1 Don Victorino Street
Don Antonio Heights
Quezon Cltv

19 June 1989 Dear Cecile,

Chairman Patricia Sto. Tomas The best thing about awards is when they are richly deserved
Civil Service Commission obviously.
The worst thing ~out them is when the truly deserving do not
Dear Chairman Sto. Tomas: get them. --
The best thing has happened. You are TOWNS awardee .
In behalf of the University, I most sincerely thank you for taking .Congratulations, for making it an easy choice for 'the' judges
time out of your busy schedule to speak before us during the in the Theater category. '
Alumni Councl! meeting held on June 16, 1989. With cordial regards.
It was most kind of you to clarify the reasons for the issuance
. of Memorandum Circular No. 15 dated Mate 2,1989. Here at the Sincerely_ yours,
University, we allow, on a limtted basis, our faculty 'members to go
on consultancy locally and on oonsultancy or'visiting professorship ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABU EVA
abroad. We view such activity as a way of enriching further our President
faculty's knowledge and experience, thereby making them more
effectlvewhsn they go back to the classroom. We also consider it
a recognition of their competence and prestige. Moreoever, we have
70 a serious problem of" attracting promising young scholars to the

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Prof, Lea Pulkkinen
Department of Psychology
University of. Jyvaskyla
SF40100 Jyvaskyla
Finland
Dear Prof. Pulkkinen:
I am pleased to {nfcrm you that the University has granted
permission to Or, Celeste O. Bator to attend the Tenth Biennial
Meetings of the International Society for the Study of Behavioral
Development to be held in Finland from July 9 to July 13,1989,
Dr. Botor has informed me.tbet the Finnish Ministry of Educe-
tion has awarded her free transportation to Finland-and back, free
hotel, meals, and registration fees, For its part, the University
will allow Or. Bator to attend the meeting on official time and
win shoulder her pre-travel expenses.
We wish to thank you for extending the invitation to Dr. Bator,
This invitation will enable her to keep abreast with cross-cultural
researches on behavioral development from birth to adutthood.
With our deepest appreciation.
. Very truly yours,
Slncerelv yours,
(Sgd.l JOSE V. ABUEVA
President
21 June 1989
Mr. Manuel R Eugenio
Director
Department of Science and Technology
Science Education Institute
Sicutan, Taguig
Metro Manila
Dear Mr. Eugenio:
Thank you very much for your letter dated 2 June 1989, I think
you are correct when you said that 409 out of 535 students in U.P.
iliman would fall under brackets 1 to 5 if evaluation we~e based
solely on the Income Tax Returns of their parents. Our experience;
however, is that declared income in the ITR is often lower than the
family's true income. (This is the principal reason why the STFAP
questionnaire is quite lonq.)
Financial need, however, is just one of the reasons for giving
scholarships. Science and technology, for example, are very high on
the University's teaching, research and extension- priorities. I
therefore accept your proposal that "DOST be allowed to pay
Pl,700.00 for the tuition and other school fees per semester AY
1989-90 for each scholar who is enrolled in any of the UP System".
This will simplify matters significantly for COST scholars in U.P.
and our STFAP processing office since UP-COST scholars will not
have to apply individually for tuition STFAP scholarships".
For the co·ming schcolveers, please study the desirability of
amending the UP-DOST Memorandum of Agreement on DOST
scholars of the University.
Thank you verv much,
Sincerely yours,
{Sgd.l JOSE V. ABU EVA
President
Fr. Vicente Cajilig, O.P. 21 June 1989
Acting Rector Magnificos
University of Santo Tomas
Man i la
Dear Fat her Cajilig:
We qretefullv acknowledge receipt of your letter of 31 May
1989, requesting for the renewal of the U.P.S.-U.S.T. Memorandum
of Agreement on Past-Time Assignment of U.P.S. Personnel to
U.S,T.
In view of its successful implementation since 1977, we are
pleased to inform you that the University of the Philippines consi-
ders the Agreement renewed, beginning the start of the first semes-
ter 1989-1990 utnil the end of summer 1991, in either case follow-
ing the calendar at the U.s.T. It is understood that this renewal shall
be subject to the same terms and conditions stipulated in the crlqnal
agreement signed on February 22,1977,
Please return two copies hereof with your signature on the space
provided for the purpose as an indication, for the record, of your
concurrence.
Best regards.
fSgd.1 JOSE V. ABU EVA
President
Honorable Guan Dang Ming 23 June 1989
Charges d' Affaires
Embassy of the People's Republic of China
Dasmarinas Village, Makati
Dear Honorable Guan:
Leaders. scholars and students all .cver the world atflm such
universal values and concerns as peace, freedom, self-determination,
democracy, justice, human rights, women's rights, health, economic
well-being. ecological balance, and non-violent social change. As we
know, most of these have been the subject of declarations and the
world conferences sponsored by the- United Nations to which
member states are signatories or in which they. have been partici-
pants.
In various conferences, heads of universities and scholars have
sought practical ways by which they can promote these values
in their own countries and around the world. In this regard, my col-
leagues and our students have been thinking about the students
and universities, and the leaders and people, of your great nation.
Through you, I would like them to know that werroum the death
of innocent people at TienanmenSquare and other places in your'
country. I wish to express my solidarit'(with the peaceful endeavor
in your country for the relization of the goals and aspirations for
freedom, democracy. and non-violent modes of change; ideals that
I believe are reflected in the Constitution of the People's Republic
of China .:
I reach out to Chinese students and scholars as an academic and
a fellow Asian, and to them as well as the people and leaders of
China as a human being bound to them by our common humanity.
I do this hl,lmbly and in good faith, conscious of my country's
good relations with yours. I am also mindful of the senseless
violence here in my own country which we must deal with more
effectively and with justice and compassion.
It has taken much longer than I wanted to send you this letter,
because of a trip abroad and pressing duties upon my return.
With assurances of my highest regard and respect.
Yours in the spirit of human solidarity,
(Sgd.1 JOSE V. ABU EVA
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Mr. Jo. Luis Alcuaz The Honorable Vicente Jayme

Commissioner
National Telecommunlcetions Commission
865 Vibal Building
Efipanio de los Santos Avenue
Quezon City
Dear Commissioner Alcuaz:
This has reference to our application for a licencse to operate
radio station DZUP now pending in
your Office.
This application .was forwarded to your Office in December
1987. together with such other requirements as the engineering
plans and diagrams. In another letter, dated 26 August 1988, we
requested a change in the frequency of the station f;om 1566 to
'1592 khz, to enable us to extend OUf broadcast hours.
To date. 'however. both requests have n~t been acted upon:
We woukt like to implement our educational programs and service
the information needs of the academic community more effectively.
This cannot be done until we have obtained the required license.
In view of the above, I would like to reiterate our request
for your Office to enable DZUP to operate on a full scale at the
earliest possible time.
1 shall deeply appreciate your prompt and favorable response.
Sincerely your:,
ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABU EVA
President
Secretary
Department of Finance
Agrifina Circle, Ermita
Manila
Attention: The Bureau of Customs and Revenue Office
Dear Secretary Javrne:
On May 25, 1989, Undersecretary Marcelo N. Fernando sent us
a letter giving authority to this University, through its U.P. DHiman
Office of .Hesearch Coordination; to import research/laboratory
equipment without pre-payment of duties and taxes. As a co l'l:lit ion
to said authority, I hereby certify that fund sources for the neces-
sary erncurrts covering such liabilities have already been included
in the proposed 1990 Budget of the University.
Arrangements for the University to settle its financial obligation
to the Bureau of Customs shall be promptly made upon release of
said funding. It is likewise understood from the May 25, 1989 letter
of Undersecretary Fernando that upon arrival of said items, the
shipppinq, commercial and pertinent documents shall be submitted
to the Department of Finance for processing prior to actual relea
of the items from customs custody.
Thank you for your favorable consideration of our request.
Sincerely yours,
ISgd.l JOSE V. ABUEVA
PreskJent

26Juna 1989
27 June 1989
President Albert J. Simone
University of Hawaii at Manoa Prof. Jack L. Walker
Honolulu, Hawaii 96822 Chair, Department of Political Science
U.S.A. University of Michigan

Dear President Simone:

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~ Thank you once more for inviting me to the President's Sympo-
sium on Internationalizing Education which you so ably sponsored
and organized. I am grateful for the generous travel and hoapltalitv
Ann Arbor, Michigan
U.S.A.

Dear Prof. Walker:

I am an alumnus of the University of Michigan: MPA 1953 and

that you provided me and the opportunity of meeting interesting
and distinguished colleagues ~n the Asia-Pacific area and exchanging
ideas and experience with you and alt of them. It was a special learn-
ing exp!rience for me, including our effort to send a common
rnessage to the Chinese.
It was my pleasure to meet Mrs. Simone and several other Unl-
versltv of Hawaii academics and administrators who enhanced
the trultfutness of the Symposium.
I wish to invite you and Mrs. Simone to visit the University
of the Philippines sometime from October to early December when
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the UP Diliman campus during your visit. Lindy Aquino and I will
Ph.D. (Political Science) 1959.
In your catalogue, Graduate Study in Political Science, I read
that you have Adjunct Professors in your Department. I'd be
grateful if you could kindly provide me with full information
c regard,ing this category of faculty. What are their qualifications":
What is expected of them" And what is their remuneration" What
other conditions do you require for such a position on your facuftv"
I have in mind adapting your idea of Adjunct Professor at the
University of the Philippines.
Thank you very much in anticipation of your kind response.

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ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABUEVA
Sincerely yours, President
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Honorable Raul Manglapus
Secretary
Department of Foreign Affairs
PiCe, Manila
Dear Secretary Manglapus:
• provide a broader perspective of mass media issues common
I am writing on behaif of Or. Prof. Vu Duong Ninh, Professor
of History and Director, Centre for Asian and Pacific Studies, Hanoi
University, Hanoi, Socialist .Republic of Vietnam. The University
of the Philippines has invited him to read a paper on "Jose Rizal
and Phan Chu Trinh, Two Asian Nationalists of the Nineteenth
Century" at the Third International Philippine Studies Conference.
to be held on 13-16 Jury 1989 at the Philippine Social Science
Center in Quezon City. Or. Ninh is one of a few active Philippinlsts
in Southeast Asia. His paper. will be an important contribution to
the study of Philippine and comparative Southeast Asian history
and politics.
In this connection, we would like to request your assistance
to facilitate the approval of his application for a visa to travel to the
Philippines so that he can participate in this important gathering
of Phltippinlsts from all over the world. He has already applied for
a visa in the Philippine Embassy in Hanoi but this wouk::l need expe-
diting and approval in the Department of Foreign Affairs here in
Manila. I would appreciate it if you could also have' someone in-
'form the Embassy of Socialist Republic of Vietnam that you' are
approving the visa application of Dr. Prof. Vu Duong Nirih.
I should add that I was in Hanoi as a guest of the University
of Higher Education of the Socialist RepLblic of Vietna;", April
2a-May 3, 1989, along with some UP colleagues. During this visit
the Rector of the University of Hanoi and I signed a Memorandum
of Agreement for the exchange of scholars and students.
Sincerely yours,
(Sgd.) JOSE V. ABU EVA
President
29 June 1989
Director Robert H. Lochner
International Institute for Journalism'
Budapester Strass 41
0·1000 8erlin 30
West Germany
Through: Secretary Jansiorg Haber
Cultural & Press Affairs Office
Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany
Dear Director~Lochner:
• Representat ive
I am pleased to nominate Prof. Georgina A. Encanto as a parti-
cipant in the 4th Training Course "Training for Trainers", from
October 5 to December 5, 1989.
Prof. Encanto is B present the Dean of the University of the
Philip~ines' College of Mass Communication which offers under-
graduate, masteral and doctoral programs in communication. Prior
to her present position, she was Acting Director of the LJ.P. l nfor-
mation Office, and before that Coordinator of the Journalism
Program of the College. Her experience in the academe has also
provided her direct involvement with the working of the mass media.
profession here in the Philippines and abroad.
Under her leadership, the College has undertaken a comprehen-
sive curricular review of its four undergraduate programs in Jour-
nalism Broadcast Communication, Communication Research, and
Film &. Audio-Visual Communication, to make them more respon-
sive to the. communication needs an~ opportunities in the country
today.
Among the more notable changes that have been adopted in the
College;s curricula were the following:
.lnstttutkin of the following courses at the underpreduate level:
Oommunlcatlon 141 (Mass Media & Society), to replace
Journalism 141 (Press & SOCiety), Broadcasting 141 (Broad-
casting and Society), and Film 141 (Film and Society), to
to all these fields;
CommunicatiOn 191 (Mass Communication Ethicsl, also
required in all curricular programs of the College;
Communication Research 125 (Introduction to Computer
Technology); and
Communication 170 (Fundamentals of Communication
Planning), required in the Communication Research Pro-
gram. -
Journalism 114 (Introduction toPubltc Relations);
Journalism 116 (Public Relations in Commercial and' Non-
Commercial Organizations), as electives in the Journalism
program.
II. Institution of a Plan C - Production Thesis (for graduating
students who choose to produce a creative 'film, radio or
tv production for their thesis).
III.Revieo.v and strengthening of the internship programs in
the different courses.
Another special and continuing concern of Dean Encanto is
the upgrading of the quality of community journalism in the
country. To this end, she has vigorously pushed through, with the
aid of her professional Colleagues in the College, and with the colla-
boration of the Manila-based National Press Club (of the Philippines),
the annual conduct of a summer seminar-workshop for Filipino
romrnunity journalists. She has just finished its fifth training
program.
It is for these reasons that I strongly recommend Prof. Encan-
to's participation in the forthcoming "Training,' for Trainrers".
Whatever she will learn in the International Institue for Journalism
will redound not only to her personal enrichment but also to the
betterment of the U.P. College of Mass Gommunication, its faculty
and' students, and, hopefully, the business and profession of jour-
nalism in the Philippines.
Thank you very mcuh for your kind attention.
Sincerely yours,
ISgd.l JOSE V. ABU EVA
President
:J) June 1989
Mr. David Wiooer
The Ford Foundation
6th Floor, Dona Narclsa Bldg.
8751 Paseo de Roxas
Makati, Metro Manila
Dear Mr. Winder:
We are pleased to submit the following reports on the status of
the Ford Grants for faculty development in selected graduate units
and for library-development of the Universit'(
1. College of Arts and Letters
2. School of Economics
3. College of Law
4. College of Social Sciences and Philosophy
5. Library Development
Also enclosed is the U.P. Foundation financial report duly ac-
comclised and signed by the appropriate U,:,iversity officials. 73
 Thank you very much for the continued and generous support MESSAGE
of the Ford Foundation to the faculty and library development pro-
grams of the University. The Foundation hasenabled us to do much
that we could not have accomplished on our own. Congratulations to the U.P. Alumni Association of Civil Engineer-
With best wishes and warm regards., ing students on its Third Alumni Homecoming.
The University is proud to have alumni who continually manifest
Sincerely yours, excellence not only in academic matters, but also in science, the arts
and engineering, Because of this, much of the exemplary reputation
(Sgd.1 JOSE V. ABUEVA of the University stems frol'l\the excellence proven by its different
President alumni associations, such as yours.
I look forward to more of your WOrthwhile projects and pro-
grams. The success of your alumni association is also the success of
30 June 19B9 the University.
Again, congratulations.
Mr. John Sawyer
The Endrew Mellon Foundation ISgd.l JOSE V. ABU EVA
140 East 62nd Street President
New York, NY 10021
U.S.A.

Dear Mr. Sawyer:

We are pleased to submit the University's 1988 report on the
status of the Mellon Grant for the library development of the Uni·
versity.
Enclosed are the narrative and the financial reports submitted by
the appropriate University officials. The reports are supported by
t the following exhibits:
Exhibit A - Report of Purchase Ordersl Subscriptions
'Exhibit B - Report of Expenditures According to Grant Category
Exhibit C - Report of Library Materials Received
Thank you for the continued support of Mellon Foundation to
the University's library development program. With it we have
accomplished. much that we could not have done on our own.
With best wishes and warm regards.
Binabati ko ang mga naqslpaqtapos ngayong tacna 1989 mula sa
U.P. College of Arts and Sciences Manila
Hind kaila sa inyo ang kahalagahan ng okasyong ito na nagsasa-
ad ng bagong panimula, bagong kabanata sa inyong buhay. Sa pag-
tatapos ninyo sa paaralan ay hindi naqtatapos ang inyong paqkolek-
ta ng kaalaman. Sana'y patuloy ang paghasa at pagpaunlad ng
inyong kakevehan at talino.
Inaasahan ko rin na malugod ninyong ipagkakaloob ang inyong
kakayanan at kaalaman sa paglilingkod sa ating sambayanan.
Muli, ang a.king taos-pusonq pagbatil
(L,gd,) JOSE V. ABUEVA
Pangulo

Sincerely yours,

(SgdJ JOSE V. ABU EVA Nais kong batiin ang mqa nagsipagtapos ng Physical Therapy
Pres;dent sa U.P. College of Allied Medical Professions sa tacra 1988.
Tunay na mahalaga ang inyong papel sa ating lipunan bilang
kaakibat ng medisina. Marahil ay hindi kaila sa ioyo ang malaking
30 June 19B9 pangangailangan ng ating mga kababayan sa larangan ng parqkalu-
sugan at mabuting pangangatawan. Kava't aking inaasahan na ln-
Mr, Kenneth Prewitt yong gagamitin ang inyong taglay na tatino at kakavanan upang
The Rockefeller Foundation makatulong at makapaglingkod' sa sambayanang Pilipino, laluna
1133 Avenue of the Americas sa mga mas nangangailangan at neqhihirap.
New York, NY 10036 Nawa'y ang mapasafnvona taqumpav ay meibahaql ntnvc sa
U.S.A. bayanl
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N Pangulo
o We are pleased to submit the following reports on the status of
the Rockefeller Grant for faculty development in selected graduate
units of the University of the Philippines for the period ending
December, 1988:
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2. School of Economics
Congratulations to the Officers of the U.P. Alumni Associa-
tion and to the organizers of the Eleventh Regional Alumni Ins-
... 3. College of Law
titute for the choice of the theme. "Mobilizing for National Devel-
~'E" 4. College of Social Sciences and Philosophy
Also enclosed is the U.P. Foundation financial report duly
opment,"
The selection of Lucena City in Region IV as the venue for this
:::l accomplished and signed by the appropriate University offierls.
Important gathering and the choice of topics to be discussed could
Z Thank YO'u very much for the continued and generous suppor-t of
not have been more timely and appropriate.
the Rockefeller Foundation to the faculty development program of
~ The splendid cooperation shown by the alumni, faculty memo
the University. You have enabled us to accomplish much that we
.~ could not have done on our own .
bers, and administrators from both the government and private
sectors in the planning and implementation of this Institute makes
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for its successful conduct and fruitful outcome which, building on

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tradition, will be the model for many more.

ISgdJ JOSE V. ABUEVA

ISgd.J JOSE V. ABUEVA
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I would like to extend my warmest congratulations to the BS
Public Health class of 1988.
Your choice of profession speaks well of your idealism, since the
existing health care delivery systems are hardly sufficient for our
pressing needs.
Each one of you could well be on the c"utting edge of answering
those needs. A conscientious response now on your part could
mean the eventual alleviation or elimination of the he~lth problems
in your community, town, province, or even the country.
I wish all of your the best in answering your call, and again,
my congratulations.
, Sa rnqa kasap! ng Sigma Delta Phi Sorority, isang maligayang
• 1S9d.1 FELIPE MEDALLA
• Officer-i".Charge
lklnaluiuqod kong battln aog mga nagbabalik na alumni ng
College of Education.
Sa panahong ito og pagbabago at pagsisikap tungo sa Isanq
maunlad at matlwasav na bensa, kinakailaogan ang rnakabuluhanq
tuaon mula sa lahat ng sektor, lalona anq rnsa nagtapos sa UP.
Hindi kalabisang bigyarig diin ang kehalaqahan ng pagtitipong
ito ng mga nagtapos sa. Unibersidad ng Pilipinas. Kasabay ng kasl-
yahang idinudulet ng muling pagkikita ng mga kamaq-aral ay ang
pagkakataong mapagsama-sama ailQ napag-ibayong katelinuhan at
karunungan.
Sana'y lubes na maging masava at rnabunqa ang pagtitipon
ninyo. MabuhaYI
ILagdal JOSE V. i>.BUEVA
Pangulo
Sinasabi og mga tao, maging sila'v nasa loob 0 labas n9 Univer-
sidad ng Pltlplnas. na ang UP ay isang pamamaaan na kung saan
natetaqpuen at nasusur! nang masual' ang lahat ng uri ng ideya at
konsepto. Maipagmamalaki netln ang pagiging progresibp ng UP at
ang ating pangunguna sa paggamit 0 di kaya'y pagpapasimula. ng
makabagong toorya't pamamaraan.
Sa isang dako ay maaari tayong t8waging "radikal." Pero hindi
dapat ikabahala ang bansag na i.yon, dahil kaakbay l1g tradisyong
liberal ng UP ang tradisyon ng integridad at responslbilidad n9
akademiko.
,
Ang mga tradisyong ito ay nagsilbing<faan sa pagkatatag ng
UP bilang pangunahing lnstltusvon ng pag-aaral at pagdadalubhasa,
at sa tulong nlnvc. mga kasapi og CASAA, mepapanatill netln ang
pangungunang ito sa paqpasok natin sa Ikedalawampu'tIsaog siglo.
Sana ay mapasainyo ang lahat ng taqurnpav na nararapat.
ILagdal JOSE 1(. ABUEVA
Pangufo
pagbati sa inyo .
Sa" loeb ng mahigit na pitumpu't isang taon, napatunayan n9
inyong sorority ang kakayahan nito na rnaqlinqkod sa pamayanan sa
pamamagitan ng tbe't lbanq gawaing pangsibika. Isa na rita ay
ang inyong napfplntonq provekto na mga "feeding centers" para sa
mqa kapatid nating naqdarahop.
lsang karangalan para sa Unjbersfdad na magkaroon ng sororiting
tulad nang sa invo, dahil sa inyong walanq sawang pagtangkilik sa
ating mga higit na kapuspatad na mga kababavan at paqpepatibav
ng samahan ng mqa mag-aaral sa ating Unibersidad. lnaasahan
kong magtatagumpay ang inyong "musical play" na pinamagatang
Mammanu ~darna, tulad ng inyong mga nakaraanq matatagumpay
na proyekto. ......
Muli, maligayang pagbati at rnaraminq salamat.
ILaqdal JOSE V. ABUEVA
Pangulo
Ang talino at lakas ng kebataan, lalo na at nalbuklod at nabig-
yang direksiyon ay mabisang "puwersa para sa paq-unlad at paqba-
baqo. Ganoon man ay iba pa rin aog samahan at pinaqsebav na
pagkilos ng kapatiran.
Ako ay naqaqalak na napaqpasivahan ninvonq bigyan ng pan-
sin at tulong ang aklatan n9 College of Engineering. Malayo anq
mararating ng tuleng na ito, sapagkat hindi lang kayo ang makaka-
dame ng mga benepisvc ng lsanq pinatibay na ektatan, patt na rin
ang mga sumusunod sa inyo.
Nais kong ipaabot ang aking malugod na pagbati sa Beta Epsilon
Fraternity sa inyong pagpapalabas ng sineng Say Anything. Sana
ay mag iog matagumpay ito.
(Lagda) JOSE ABUEVA
Pangulo
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BOARD OF REGENTS The Honorable LourdesR. QuisumbirG. Chairman, Secretary.

Department of Education. Culture and Sports. The Honorable Jose V. Abuev8,
President, University of the Philippines 8The Honorable Edgardo J. Angara, Chair-
man, Senate Committee on Education -The Honorable CarlosM. P~iIIa. Chairman,
House Committee on Education. The Honorable Francisco Nemenzo. Jr. • The
Honorable Gonzalo A. Borealan -The Honorable Ponciano GA. Mathay, President,
U.P. Alumni Association -The Honorable Cesar A. Buenaventura eThe Honorable
Angelita T. Reyes. The Honorable Flerida Ruth P, Romero The Honorable-
Clemente C. Gatmaitan* • The Honorable Delfin L. Lazaro" • The Honorable
Primo E. Gonzales eDr. Emerlinda R. Roman. Secretary.

·Until April 30, 1989.

UEffeetive May"~ 1989.
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OFFICERS OF THE ADMINISTRATION Dr. JOE V. Abu...,

President. Dr, Gemino H. Abad, Vice-President for Academic
Affairs. Or. Felipe M. MedlUa, vfce-Presjdent for Planning and
Finance. Dr. OSCII' M. AlfonlD, Vice-President for Public Affairs
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79 Years of Serving the People

 . CONTENTS· ..
DECISIONS OF THE BOARD OF REGENTS

1023rd Meeting, Xl July 1989

Appointments, renewal of appointments, etc. 79

Transfer to permanent status . . . . . 79
Establishment of Three Francisco J. Nicolas
Professorial Chairs. . ....• , . 79
Amendment of the guidelines on overload teaching . . . . 79
Amendment on the guidelines On on the computation
of overload teaching honoraria . . . . • . . . . . . . . . 80
Agreement between the University and the
Department of National Defense (OND) . 80
Letter of Agreement with the Asia Foundatio~ .. 80
Renewal of the l,JPS-UST Memorandum of Agreement
on part-time assignment of UPS personnel to UST .. 80
~ Memorandum of Agreement between the Chancellor
of UPlB and different institutions . 80
Renewal of Memorandum of Agreement between the
UPV·,nd DECS .. . . 80
Memorandum of Agreement between the UPV,and
McGill University . 80
Contract between UPV and Engineering and
Construction Corporation of Asia... 80
Contract between UPV and Chair Construction Corp . . . . . 80
Contract for janitorial services between the University
and Don Marzini General Services . 80
Maners from the University Council . 80
Appointment of University Official. . 80

1024th Meeting, 24 August 1989

Appointments; renewal of appointments, etc. 80

Transfer to permanent status. . . . . 81
Change of name of academic units. . . . . . . . 81
Amendment of the board resolution to increase
graduate tuition fees. . . . . . . . . 81
Allocation of P1M from the UP Development Fund for
research projects by the faculty in A Y 1989·90 .. ' 81
Increase in the rates being paid to models in
College of Fine Arts . . . . . . . . . . . 81
Creation of Constituent University revolving fund for
• Infrastructure projects. . . . . . . . . . . . . 81
Memoranda of Agreement and Other documents. 81
Cover Story: Matters from the University Council. 81
Matters for information. . . . . . . 82
The UP-Philippine General Hospital celebrated its 79th Appointment of University Officials. . . . . . . . . . 82
foundation day last Sept. 1, 1989 with the theme: "Kalu-
sugan: Alay ng PGH sa Mamamayan. Formerly a 350-bed 1025th Meeting, 28 Septemb'" 1989
institution with clinical departments housed in five pavi-
Appointments, renewal of appointments. etc. 82
lions, PGH now boasts of a modern complex consisting of Transfer to permanent status . . . . . . 83
a three-storey outpatient department (OPD1, two admi-. Increase in the price of the UP folder and diploma 83
nistration annex buildings, an emergency room complex Disbursement of the Graduate Education Development
and a seven-storey central block that has a capacity of 1300 Fee. . . . . . .. . ~ . . . . . . . 83
Professorial Chairs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83
beds. PGH now has refirnished facitiltes. brand-new equip- Reprogramming of 1988 Accounts Payable for the
ment, and new systems. rehabilitation of the Diliman Campus telephone system. 83
The new outpatient department (OPD) was financed by Negotiated purchase in printing equipment and its
a P460·million grant from the .Japsnese government auxiliary parts for the Law Complex.. ~..... 83
Authority to negotiate with PLOT for the complete
through the Japanese Internationai Cooperation Agency.
replacement of the 'outside plant wiring' of the
Complete with scan unit, color ultrasonic diagnostic appa- Dttlman Telephone System .. . .. 83
ratus, x-ray film keeping system, color echocardiograph Recommendations of the President regarding the
machine, the new OPD aims to serve some 2,000 ambu- management of the Out-Patient Department building

latory patients daily.

on a tacnuv of the UP-PGH Medical Center. 83
77
 .

Supplemental budget for the UP Extension Program To "Prof. Cerazon Generoso Inigo. . .• .. .• . •.. 88
in Olongopo City . . . . . . . .. '" ... . • . . . . . 83 To UP Delta LarrtJda"Sigma Sororirv. . . • . • • . . . 89
Bequest to construct an additional water To AmbaSSador Hoang Manh Tu . . . •. •. . . 89
cistern at an estimated cost of P3M . . . . , • . . • . . . • . . . 83 To Mr. Luclovico Concan lIames. . • . . • . . . . . . . . 89
Grant Agreement between the University and the To Fr.. Alfeo G. Nudas, SJ ... , . . . . . • . . . . . . . . • . . 88
Sasakewa Peace Foundation.. . . 83 To Justice Irene R. Cortes .. ' . . . . • . . . 90
Contracts entered into by the Chancellor of UPLB. .. .. 83 To Charman Rolando A. Andaya. . • • . . . . .•. .. 90
Memorendum of Agreement between UP and the To Atty, Irving V. Mediante. • . . .. •. . . 90
Provi nee of Capiz . . . . . .., . . . . . . . . 84 To Dr. Milandre B. Rusgal . . .... 91
Memorandum of Agreement between the UPVs and To Dr. Paulo Campos . • . . . • . . . . . . • . 91
the Divine Word College of Tagbilaran. .. . .. .. 84 To Or. victor M. Ordonez. . • . ..... 91
Memorandum of Agreement among UP Visayas. the To
Senator Victor S. Ziga ., . • . . . . . • . . . . 91
Provincial Government of Negros Oriental and the To
Msgr. Bruno Torpigliani .. : . . . •... 92
Central Visayas Polytechnic College .... 84 To
Dr. Maria Patrie G. Lorenzo. . . . . . •.•. 92
Memorandum of Agreement between UPLB, throeqh To
Atty. Aquilino Bonte. . •. . . 92
the Agricultural Credit and Cooperative Institute To
Congressman Carlos M. Padilla '.' •. .. 92
and the Bureau of Agricultural Cooperatives ToOr. Akita Arima.. .. •. .. .. . .. 93
Development of the Department of Agriculture.. .• 84 ToSecretary Guillermo N. Carague. . . .. . • . . . . • .. 93
Contract for Security Services between the University ToMr. Jose Borromeo. .•. . . . . . • . . . • . . . .. 93
and the E and R Security Agency, tnc. .. . . . • . .. 84 To
Ms. Marichelle D. Asis . .. : . . . . . . . . . . , 93
Contract for Security Services between UPV and "the To
President Corazon C. Aquino. .. . • . .. ., •. 94
Guardian Security and Detective Agency . 84 Tothe Board of Trustees, UP Foundation, Inc. .•.• .. 94
Acceptance of a donation of two 12) scholarship . ToAtty. Ponciano G.A. Mathay .. . . .. . . 94
grants to be known as the "Remy Moscoso-Balonon ToPresident Corazon C. Aquino . . • . . . . . . 95
Scho larship . . . . . • . .. .. •. 84 toAtty. Benjamin Relova. • . . . • . . . . 95
Appointment of University Officials. . . . . . . . .. 84 To'Df. Benjamin G. Tayabas , , . 95
Other matters. .. .,. .. . • • . . . . • . . . . • . 84 To Or. Ina Turner Gray. . . . . . . . . .. . • . . . 95
To Mr. Teodoro P~ Gapuz . . . . . • . . . . . .. 96
ADMINISTRATIVE CIRCULARS
MESSAGE
Administrative Order No, 22 authorization to assume
supervision over the University Book Center 85 Sa mga nagsipeqtepos sa Departamento ng Sikolohiya
Memorandum No, 32 payment of UP arrears to ngoyong 1989 . . . . . . . :. .... 96
MERALCO chargeable against the reprogrammed Sa mga kasapi ng UP 1551 Alumni Foundation .•. 96
accounts . . . • , . • . . . . . . . . • . . . . 85 Sa pagdating ng Diksyunaryo sa Ekonomiks. . . . 96
Memorandum NO.:II a mechanism for "Fast Track'. Sa UP Corps of Sponsors. . . . • . . . . . . 96
assessment reports .. .. ., ... . ...• 85 "Sa mga maqsisipeqtapos ng Psychology ngayong 1990. 97
"Memorandum No. 3B UP assessments on the state Sa mga kasapi ng UP Statistical Society. . . . . . -97
of the Nation Project . •. ... . . . . • . . . • . . .. 85 Sa mga kasapi ng UP Junior Finance Association.. .. 97
Sa Coord inating Committee para sa paglikha ng
LETTERS Araling Panqkababaihan sa" Jnibersidad ng Plfipinas : 97
Sa mga kasapi ng Alpha Phi Omega International
To ArT'bassador KrishMn Reghunath. . •. .. . ... 86 Collegiate Service Sorority. . . • . . • . .. 97
To Or. Romeo L. Manlapaz . . . • •. . ..• 86 Sa mga kasapi ng UP Geodetic Engineering Club. • 97
To Mr. Leo QuisUlrbing .•. .. 86 To UP Economics Towards Consciousness. •. '" 97
To Dr. David Pierpont Gardner. . . . . 86 Sa UP Statistical Society. .. . .. , . . .•. . .. 97
To Arrtlassador Krishnan Raghunath. .. .•. . • . . . . . 87 1'0 the Municipal Trial Court Judges League." 1 •• 98
To Ms. Mary Concepcion Bautista . . . . . . . • • . . 87 Sa rTl!f3 alumni ng UPLB . ... . .. .. 98
To Atty. Leopolda serrano. . ... . . . .. .. 87 To UP Alumni Association in America. . . . . . • • .. 98
To Chairman Sedfrey Ordofiez • . •. •. .. . . 87 To UP Epsilon Chi Fraternity. . .., . •. 98
To Secretary Guillermo N. Carague. . . . . ., •. 88 To UP Namnama . . . .. .. • . . . • • . . • 98
To Secretary Guillermo N. Carague. . • • . . ..... 88 Sa mga kasapi ng UP Ibalon. ... .. '" ..•... 98

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 DECISIONS OF THE BOARD OF REGENTS
1023rd Moeting, Tl July 1989
APPOINTMENTS, RENEWAL OF APPOINTMENTS, REAPPOINT-
MENTS, ETC.:
The Board approved the following appointments. renewal of
appo intments, reappo j ntments, etc.:
"
U,P.OILIMAN
Arts and letters, College of
Robert de BeaugrBnde-appointment as Visiting Professor,
effective 1 June 1989 until 31 August 1989.
Gerald -Thomas Burns-appointment as Visiting Professor, ef-
t-ctlve 1 June 1989 until 31 May 1990.
Mario Lopez Ferreira-appointment as' Visiting. Lecturer in
French, effective 1 June 1989 untU 31 May 1990.
Baltazar V. Reyes Jr-transfer from part-time to full-time from
Professor V (part-time) at P50.286 p.a, to Professor V at
Pl00,572 p.a .. effective 21 June 1988,
Jaime T. Zamuco-transfer from part-time to full-time from
Prof. I (part-time) at P41,208 p a. to Prof, I at P82,416 p.a.,
etfecttve 21 June 1988.
U.P. VISAYAS
DeveloPment Managem8nt, School of
Lilia E. Tabaldo-aPJXlintment as SGV Foundation Inc. Asso·
elate Professor of Fisheries Business Management, effective 1 July
1989 until 30 June 1990.
TRANSFER TO PERMANENTSTATUS
U.P.DILIMAN

Education, College of Arts and Letters. College of

Guillermo Lazaro-extension of appointment beyond the cern- Edna M. Dela Cruz-as Assistant Professor II, effective 1 June
pulsory retirement age of 61 as professor V. effective 25 May 1989.
1989 until 15 October 1989.
Baguio. College of
Lew, CoII""e of Antonio B. Villaflor-as Assistant Professor l.effectfve 9 Feb-
Raphael Perpetuo M. Lotilla-appointment as Juan Collas Sr. ruery 1989,
Aswciate Professor of Law and Journalism, effective 1 July 1989'
until 30 June 1990. Engineering, College of
Anselmo D. Almazan-as Associate Professor II of Geology.
Labor and Industrial Relations, School of effective 1 June 1989.
Fe 8. Marzan-reclassification from Professorial Lecturer in Gino T. Bautista-as Assistant Professor V of Mechanical Engi-
I ndustrial Relations at P75.50/aetual service to Associate Profes- neering, effective 1 June 1989.
sor I (part-time) at P32,l38 p.e.; effective 1 June 1989 until
31 May 1990. Social Sciences and Philosophy, COllege of
Darlene J. Oceeiia-as Assistant Professor I, effective 8 Decem-
Science, COllege of ber 1988.
Mariano A. Estaque-renewal and salary increase from Visiting Elena L. Samonte-as Associate Professor ,I, effective 1 June
Professor .et P5,916/month to Visiting Professor at Pl0,748/month. 1989.

Science and Mathematics Educational Development, Institute for U.P. LOS BANOS
Chitaru Okamur.-appointment as Visiting researcher, effective
31 March 1989 until 31 December 1989. Agricufture, College of
Avelino O. Raymundo-as Assistant Professor IV of Plant
Social Sciences and Philosophy. College of Pathology, effective 20 June 1989. •
Belen T.G. Medina-appointment as PNOC Diamond Jubilee
Professor of Sociology. effective 1 July 1989 until 30 June 1990, U.P_ MANILA,

U.P. LOS BANOS Heafth Sciences, Institute of

Forestrv, COllege of
Osiris M. Valderama-extension of appointment beyond the
compulsory retirement age of 65 as Professor VI, effective 20
July 1989 until 20 January 1990.
U.P. MANILA
Medicine. College of
Januario Y. Estrada Jr.-transfer from part-time to full-time
from Professor II (Part-time) at P43,308 p.a. to Professor II at
PB6,616 p.a., effective 21 June 1988.
Amelia R. Fernandez-transfer from part-time to full-time from
Professor. I (part-time) at. P41,208 p.a. to Professor I at P82,416
p.a.. effective 21 'June 1988.
-Manuel S.A. Fetalino-transfer from part-time to full-time from
Associate Professor II (part-time) at P33,774 p.a. to Associate
Professor 11 at P67 ,548 p.a., effective 21 June 1988.
_ Autiusto M. Manalo-tr~nsfer from part-time to full-time from
Associate Professor IV (part-time) at P37 ,302 p.a. to Associate
ProfessOr IV at P74,604 p.a., effective 21 June 1988.
Isabel T. Koh-as Associate Professor VI, effective 27 July 1989.
Medicine. College of
Josefina R! Almonte-as Assistant Professor IV (part-time),
effective 8 December 1988.
Alberto B. Roxa~as Assistant Professor I (part-time). effective
1 January 1989.
Est~blishment of Three 13) Francisco J. Nicolas Prof8SlOriei Chairs
The Board approved the establishment of three (3) Francisco
J. Nicolas Professorial Chairs.
Amendment of the Guidelines on Overload Teaching
The Board approved the amendment of the guidelines on over-
load teaching, 8'3 follows:
The maximum permissible overload for all courses taught in all
units of- the University in thectwo semesters of an academic year
shall be 12 teaching units. subject to the condition that nofacultv
member shall have an overload in excess of 9 teaching units in any
one semester. Any overload in excess of the foregoing shall be
without pay. 79
 For summer classes, a faculty member may teach no more than
two subjects and the maximum permissible load is 9 teaching units.
Any teaching load in excess of the foregoing shall be without pay.
In case the offering of certain courses is very necessary and no
other faculty member is available to handle these courses, the
Chancellor may grant exemptions from the above rule on maximum
permissible overload. A report on exemptions, however, shall be
submitted to the President subsequently.
Amendment on the Guidelines on the Computation of Overload
Teaching Honoraria
The Board approved the amendment of the guHdelines on the
computatlon of overload teaching honoraria as follows:
1. Deletion of condition (f) which. consists of two paragraphs.
This particular condition should be part of the guidelines
on maximum overfeed allowed.
b. Revision of the last paragraph on page 14,
From:
"Chancellors should be authorized to require average class
sizes greater than 36 for purposes of computing overload
teaching credits."
To:
In exceptional cases, Chancellors may be authorized to spe-
cify smaller class sizes. All such exceptions, however. shall be
reported to the President Within two weeks after the start of
the semester/term.
c. Addition of an effectivity clause
The rules on how research and administrative lead-will be
counted in the computation of overload teaching honoraria
shall take effect second semester, AY 1989-1990, inasmuch
as the rules were approved by the Board after the start of the
First Semester, AY 1989-1990.
Agreement between the University and the Department of National
Defense IONOI
The Board confirmed the agreement between the University and
the Department of National Defense.
Letter of Agreement with the Asia Foundation providing funds for
the Int«national Travel of Ms. Ma. Trinidad Villareal
The Board confirmed the letter of agreement with the Asia
Foundation providing funds amounting to P21.500 to partially end
retroactively cover the international travel expenses of Ms: Maria
Trinidad Villareal.
Contrlc1 between UP Visayas and Engineering and Construction
Corporation of Asia (ECCO·ASIAI
The Board confirmed the contract between the UP vtsavas and
Engineering and Construction Corpcratlon of Asia (ECCQ-ASIA)
for the completion of Phase I of the UP College Cebu Undergra-
duate Studies Division Building.
Contract between UP Visayas and Chain Construction Corporation
The Board confirmed the contract between UP Visayas and
Chain Construction Corporation for the construction of Phase II
of the UP Undergraduate Studies Division Building.
Co~aet for Janitorial services bet'ween the University and Don
Marzini Gener.1 services
The Board confirmed the contract for janitorial services between
the University and Don Marzini General Services over some build·
inqsin the UP Dillman Campus,
Matters from the University Council
The Board approved the graduation of students for various
degrees from the different colleges and schools of the following
constituent universities as of the end of Summer, 1989:
1. UP Manila
2. UP Visayas
3. UP Los Baiios
4, UP Dillman
APPOINTMENT OF UNIVERSITY OFFiCiAL
(EXECUTIVE SESSION)
Upon the recommendation of the President. the Board approved
the appointment of Dr. Francisco Nemenzo as Chancellor of UP
vtsavas. effective 1 September 1989.
1024th Mooting, 24 Augu .. 1989
APPOINTMENTS, RENEWAL OF APPOINTMEN-TS, SALARY
INCREASE, ETC.:
The Board approved the following appointments, renewal of
appointments, salary increase, etc.:
U.P. DILlMAN

Renewal of the..UPS-UST Memorandum of Agreement.on Part-time

labor and Industrial Relations, School of
Assignment of UPS presonnel to UST
Ma. Virginia S. Aguilar-appointment as Diamond Jubilee
The Board confirmed the renevval of the UPS-UST Memorandum
Assistant Professor of Industrial Relations, effective 1 July 1989
of Agreement of Part-time Assignment of UPS Personnel to UST
until 30 June 1990.
beginning First Semester 1989-90.
Law, College of
Memorandum of Agreement entered into by the Chancellor of
Carmela V. Sison-appointment as Melqulades Gamboa Profes-
UP Los Banos with different institutions sor of JUrisprudence. effective 1 July 1989 until 30 June 1990.
The Board confirmed the Memoranda of Agreement entered
into by the Chancellor of UP Los Banos with different institutions
Military Science and Tactics. Department of
to engage in natural resource development through its instruction.
Celestino M. Mlirquez"":'appointment as Commandant and Head.

M
• research and extension activities.
effective 16July 1989.
... Ren8\W1 of Memorandum of Agreement between the UPV and the
Science. College of
"
..c Department of Education. Culture and Sports IDECS)
The Board confirmed the renewal of the Memorandum of Agree'
Arnold Russak-appointment as Visiting Professor of Physics,
E effective 12 June 1989 until 8 July 1989.
=' ment between the UPV and the Department of Education. Culture
Z and Sports (OECS) R~ion VI on the establishment of the UPV
U.P. LOS BAlliOS
learning Center at Miag-ao East Central School.
~
~ Arts and Sciences, College of
Memorandum of Agreement between the UP V,isayas and McGill
"E University Jean Claude Prct-eappolntment as visiting Assistant Professor
of Nematology, effective 1 June 1989 until 31 May 1990.
=' The Board confirmed the Memorandum of Agreement between

;; the UP vtsevas end McGiJI University o~ the Food System Devel-

opment Project (FSDP).
Pharmacy. College of
Gwria O. Manalo-renewal of appointment as Professorial
lecturer III, effective 5 June 1989 until 13 October 1989.
80
Public Hta~h, College of
Ophelia M. Mendoza-appointment as MMC Diamond Jubilee
Associate Professor of Epi~emiology and Biostatistics, effective
1 July 1989 until 30 June 1990.
Anuro C. Reyes-renewal of appointment as Profeseorfal Lee-
turer III, effective 1 June 1989 until 31 May 1990.
Pedro P. Sol"'renewal of appointment as Professorial lecturer
111, effective 1 Ju~e 19~9 until 31 March 1990. '
U.P. VISAYAS
Art. end Sciences, College of
Elnora A. Clbalfin-salary increase and transfer from one unit
to another "from Associate Professor III of Pharmaceutical Chemis-
try at P70.992 p.a. to' Associate Professor V of Chemistry at
P78,420 p.a., effective 1 June 1989.
Fisheries, College of
Romula C. Aura-appointment as Saturnino Abesamls Assistant
Professor of Intand Fisheries, ~ffective 1 July 1989 until 30 June
1990. • volving fund for infrastructure projects.
Rodolfo B. 8aldevllrona-appointment as Synergist lcs Consultatlt, .
Inc. Associate Professor of Environmental Science. effective 1 July
1989 until 30 June 1990.
Lourdes A. Dureza-appointment as P.G. Pedlan Associate Pro-
fessor of AquaticSciances,effeetive 1 July 1989 until 30 June 1990.
School of Development Manogement
Melvyn J. MiSljon·appointment as COA Associate Professor of
Public and Business Administration, ~fective 1 July 1989 until 30
June 1990. ' Kalookan whereby the UP .Dtllman, through the National Engineer-
TRANSFER TO PERMANENT STATUS:
U.P. LOS BAlliOS
Economics.nd Management. College of
LourdlilS S. Adriano-as Assistant Professor I of Economics,
effective 19 July 1989.
Human Ecology. College of
Walfredo R.. Rola-as Assistant Professor III of Community and
Environmental Resource Planning, effective 6 July 1989.
Ma. Antonio G. Tuazon-as Assistant Professor III of Human
Nutr.ition and Food, effective 6 June 1989.
/
U.P.MANllA
Public Ho.~h. College of
Pilarita N. Rivera-as Assistant Professor I, effective 8 December
1988.
Change of Name of Academic Units
The Board approved the change of name of the Department of
Humanities to Depanment of An Studies. < NETWORK) to establish a vstem of working relationship for their
The Board approved in principle the change in name of the Unit.
However, the College is urged to think of a more appropriate
name;
Amendment of the Board Resoluticn to Increase Graduate Tuition
Fees
The Board approved the amendment of the Board Resolution to
increase graduate tuition fees as follows:
Effective First Semester 1990·91. tuition per unit for graduate
programs (except those in UP Clark) shall be at leat the same rates
cha'.9ed for the undergraduate programs:
Dilima!'l Campus P200/unit
UP Manila 180/unit
UP Los Banos l60/unit
UP Visayas and Regional units lSO/unit
Proposed Item Modifications
The Board IPproved the proposed item modifications.
AUocation of P1M from the UP DevekJpment Fund for RBSNrch
Projects by the Foculty in AY 1989-1990.
The Board Ipproved the allocation of P1M from the UP Develop-
ment Fund fOJ Research Projects by the Faculty in AY 1989-1990.
Increase in the rates being paid to models in College of Fine ~rts
The Board 8pprovecltthe increase in the rates being paid to
models {talent fee} in the College of fine Arts, effective 24 August
1989 as follows:
From To
Model with drape P30lhour Pl00lhour
Model without drape P40/hour P150/hour
Creation of Constituent University Revolving Fund for lnfrastruet-
ure Projects
The Board approved the creation of constituent university re-
Memoranda of Agreement and Other Documents
The Board confirmed the following:
Memorandum of Agreement with the Department of Education,
Culture and Sports (DECS) and the UP Diliman whereby the parties
agree to work jointly and cooperate to establish and maintain a
scholarship program for the school year 1989-1990.
Memorandum of Agreement with the City Government of
ing Center, shall collaborate to undertake a Chemical Hazard Con-
trol and Emergency Response Program for the city of Kalookan.
Memorandum of Agreement between the Philippine Council for
Advanced _Science and Technology Research and Development
(PCASTRD) and the following institutions:
UP Oiliman
UP Los Banos
UP Manila
Ateneo de Ma_nila University
De la Salle University
'University of Sto. Tomas
Mindanao State Univeristy-Iligan -I nstitute of Technology
Industrial Technology Development Institute
Advanced Science and Technology Institute
Metal Industry Research and Development Center
Philippine Atmospheric Geophysical and Astronomical Services
Administration
Philipppine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology
Philippine Nuclear Research Institute
whereby the parties oganize themselves as a network (PCASTRD
mutual benefit and 'edvantaqe in conducting collaborative research-
es in advanced science and technology, particularly the areas jdenti-
lied by PCASTRD.
MATTERS FROM THE UNIVERSITY COUNCil
The Board approved the graduation of students for -various
degrees from the different colleges and schools of the following
constituent universities as of the end of Summer, 1989:
1. UP Diliman
2. UP vrseves
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 MATTERS FOR INFORMATION
"[he President approved the Independent Inter-University Com-
mission on Education.
The Board "noted the Increase in graduation fee from P150 to
P300.
APPOINTMENT OF UNIVERSITY OFFICIALS
(Executive Sesfionl
Upon Recommendaton of the President, the Board Ipproved the
appointment: effective 1 September 1989 until 31 August 1992,
of the following:
1. Prof. Romeo B, Ocampo as Dean of the Collegtl of Public Ad-
ministration, UP Dillman
2. Prof. Pacifico Agabin as Dean of the College of Law, UP Diliman
2. Prof. Ana Maria Tabunda as Dean of the Statistical Center, UP
Dillman
4. Prof. Bienvenido Lumbers as Director of the Film Center, UP
Oiliman
5. Prof. Teresita Maceda as Director of the Sentro ngWikang Fili-
pino, UP Oiliman
1025th Mooting. 28 Sept.mber 1989
APPOINTMENTS. RENEWAL OF APPOINTMENTS. REAPPOINT·
MENTS. ETC.
The Board Ipproved the following appointments, renewal of
appointments, reappointments, etc.:
U.P. DILlMAN
Businen Admini.ration, College of
Filom8l1l M. Cantoria-salary increase from Professor II at
P71,364 p.a. to Professor-IV at P78,828 p.a., effective 1 January
1987.
Engineering, College of
Rolando P. D-vco-promotton_in rank from Assistant ~rofe~r
VI of Electrical Engineering at P64,272 p.a. to Associate Professor
I at the same salary. effective 1 April 1989 until 31 May 1990. ~
ubor and Industri.1 R.lations. School of
AtfonlD C. Atiena-reappointment as Associate Professor I
(part-time), effective tJune 1989 until 30 October 1989.
Marine Science Institute "-
Miguel O. Fones-rectification of the salary increase fom Asso-
ciate Professor I at P64,272 p.a. to Assoclete Professor III at'
P70,992 p.e. to Associate Professor I at P64,272 to Associate Pro-
feasor IV at P74.604 p.•.••ttecrwe.t Februery 1988.
Masl Communie.tion, College of
•
<"l
Frederick V. Bal.-appointment as Visiting Professor of Jour-
... nalims and Mess Communication, effective 30 October 1989 until
31 March 1990.
1l Ma. There. M. Jazmlnes-appointment as San Miguel Corp.
§ Assistant Professor of Public Relations, effective 1 July 1989 until
z 30 June 199p.
~ Public Admlniltr.ion. College of
Victor. A. e..tlstl-reappolntment and increase in honorarium
~
as Don Andres Soriano Associate Professor of Government and
Business from P18.000 Ihcn.l p.a. to P24,OOO (hon.) p.a., effective
1 July 1989 until 30 June 1990.
'0 Alex B~ Brlllantes Jr.-appointment as 'Don Andres Soriano
;>
Assistant Professor of Government and Business. effective 1 July
82 1989 until 30 June 1990.
Pro_pin. O. Tapal.-appointment as Don Andres Soriano
Associate Professor of Government and Business. effective 1 July
1989 until 30 June 1990.
Science, Colleg. of
Geroge C. Beu'ta Jr.-appointment as Visiting Associate Pro-
fessor, effective 16 October 1989 until 15 April 1990.
Lourdes J. Cruz-transfer of unit from Professor 11 of Biochem.
at PB6,e16 p.a. (College of Medicine) to Professor II (part-time) at
P43,308 p.a. (College of Science), effective 5 June 1989.
J.mes F. Hurley-reappointment as Visiting Professor, effective
13 June 1989 until 22 July 1989.
Social Sciences and Philosophy, College of
Vtalsta V. Bautista-appointment as Gil Puyat OJ Associate
Professor of Psycho!ogy, effective 1 July 1989 until 20 June 1989.
Social Sci';"cos.nd Phliooophy. c..Ileg. of
Violeta V. Bautista-appointment as Gil Puyat OJ Associate Pro-
fessor of Psychology, effective 1 July 1989 until 30 June 1990.
Uta J. Oomingo-rectifieation of the salary increase from Asoo-
elate Professor I at P64,272 p.a. to Associate Professor 111 at
P70,992 p.e. to Asscctate Professor I at P64,272 p.a. to Associate
Professor IV at P74,604 p.a., effective 1 February 1988.
Evelyn A. Miranda-appointment as MMC OJ Associate Professor
of History, effective 1 July 1989 until 30 June 1990.
,
i
UP College BlIlJuio
JesSica Carino-confirmation of appointment as Coordinator of
the Division of Social Sciences, UP College Baguio, effective 1 June
1989 until 31 May 1991.
. U.P. LOSBAflos
Agriculture, College of
Rogelio N. Concepcion-renewal and promotion in rank from
Visiting Assistant Professor of Soil Science without compensation to
Visiting Associate Professor of Soil Science without compensation;
effective 1 June 1989 until 31 May 1990.
Dennis P. Garrity-renewal and promotion in rank from Visiting
Assistant Professor of Agronomy without compensation to Visiting
Associate Professor of Agronomy without compensation, effective
1 June 1989 until 31 May 1990. . "~
Kirk J.D. Guy-appointment as Visiting Associate Professor 0
Soil Science. effective 1 August 1989 until 31 July 1990.
Jagdish Kumar Ladha-renewal and promotion in rank from Visi·
ting Assistant Professor of Soil Science without compensation to
Visiting Associate Professor of Soil Science without compensation,
effective 1 June 1989 until 31 May 1990.
Keith Moody-renewal and promotion in rank from Visiting
Associate Professor of Agronomy without compensation to Visiting
Professor of Agronomy without compensation, effective 1 June
1989 until 31 May 1990.
Heinz-Ulrich Neue-renewal and promotion in rank from Visiting
Assistant Professor of Soil Science without compensation to Visiting
Associate Professor of Soil Science without compensation. effective
1 June 1989 until 31 May 1990.
Modesto A_ Recel-renewal and promotion in rank from Visiting
Assostant Professor of Soil Science without compensation to
Visiting Associate Professor of Soil Science without compensation,
effective 1 June 1989 until 31 May 1990.
Francisco J. Zapata-renewal and promotion in rank from Visi·
ting Assistant Professor of Agronomy without compensation to
Visiting Associate Professor of Agronomy without compensation,
effective 1 June.1989 until 31 May 1990.
'Arts and Sciences. College of
Azucena B, BautiSbl-appointment as Visiting Professor, effect-
ive 5 June 1989 until 31 May 1990.
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D.nti.... v, Colleg. of
Nanette E. Dominguez-appointment as San Miguel Corporation
OJ Assistant Professor of Dentistry, effective 1 July 1988 until 30
Jun. 1989.
Medicine. College of
Samuel O. Bernal-renewal of appointment as Visitfng Professor,
effective 1 June 1989 until 31 May 1990.
Alendry P. Civiles-reappointment as Professor I Ipart-timel,
effective 1 January 1989 until 31 May 1990.
Rhodara C. Eltacio-appointment as Eusebio Garcia Assistant
Professor of Biochemistry. effective 1 July 1989 until 30 June
1990. • Deed of Donation entered into by the University and the heirs of
josephine S. Aiiel-Lazaro-appointment as Elena P. Tan Assist-
ant Professor of Pedlatrlcs, effective 1 July 1988 until 30 June
1989.
Mildred N. Pareja-appointment as UPMASA Assistant Professor
of Obstetrics and Gynecology, effective 1 July 1989 until 30 June
1990.
ca~ilo C. Roa Jr.c-appotntrnenr as UP Medicine Class '36 Assist-
ant Professor of Physiology, effective 1 July 1988 untjl 30 June
1989.
TRANSFER TO PERMANENT STATUS
The Board approved the transfer to permanent status of the
following:
U.P. DILlMAN
Human Kinetics, College of
Gilda L. Uy-as Assistant Professor I, effective 1 June 1989.
- Public Administration, College of
DanUo R. Reyes-as Assistant Professor IV, effective 1 July
1999.
Social Sciences and Philosophy, College of • The Board approved the negotiated purchase of printing equip-
Lourdes K. Ledesma-as Associate Professor II, effective 1 June
1989.
Increase in the price of the UP folder and diploma
The Board approved the increase in the price of the UP folder
and diploma set from P38.50 to P42.90 per set, effectjve Summer
1989.
Disbursement of the Graduate Education Development Fee IGEDF)
The Board approved the disbursement of the Graduate Educe-
tlon Development Fee (GEDF) collections for Summer 1989 and
First Semester 1989·1990, totalling P3,088,475 for the colleges and
the UP LB Library.
Professorial Chairs
The Board approved the establishment of the Dr. Geminiano T.
de Ocampo Professorial Chair in Medicine and confirmation of the
Dr. Geminiano T. de Ocampo.
The Board approved the establishment of tWO Pilipinas Kao
Professorial Chairs in Applied Chemistry and confirmation of the
Memorandum of Agreement between UP Los Banos and Pilipinas
Kao,lnc.
The Board approved the establishment of two Professorial Chairs
in honor of Canuto 0, and Pilar N. Borromeo and ccnflrmatjon of
the Deed of Donation entered into by the University and Tolar
Development Corp ."
The Board approved the renaming of the Stewart H. Parker Pro-
fessorial Chair in Veterinary Medicine and the Dr. Jose Solis Memo-
rial Professorial Chair in Veterinary Medicine as the Dr. Jose A. Solis
-Dr. Stewart H. Parker Professorial Chair in Veterinary Medicine.
Reprogramming of 1988 Accounts Payable for the Rehabilitation of
the Diliman Campus telephone System
The Board approved the reprogramming of 1988 ACCOunts pay-
able IP10.000,OOOI for the rehabilitation of the Diliman campus
telephone system including, among other things, the acquisition of
new PABX equipment.
Negotiated Purchase of Printing Equipment and its auxiliary parts
for the Law Complex
ment 'and its auxiliary parts for the Law Complex from Total Com-
mercial,lnc.

• U.P. LOS BAlliOS Authority to negotiate with PLOT for the complete replacement of
the "outside plant wiring" of the Diliman Telephone System
~icutture, College of The Board approved the request to negotiate with PLOT for the
Victor P. Gapud-as Assistant Professor V of Entomology. complete replacement of the "outside plant wiring" of the Diliman
effective 1 July 1989. telephone system. •
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Arts and Sciences, College of
Recommendations of the President regarding the management of
Razela M.A. Obien-as Assistant Professor I of Speech, effective
the Out-Patient Department building as a facility of the UP·PGH
30 August 1989.
Medical Center
U.P.MANILA The Board approved the recommendations of the president re-
garding the management of the out-patient department building as
Allied Medical Profession, College of
a facility of the UP-PGH medical center.
EllatG. Silva-as Assistant Professor I, effective 1 June 1989.
Supplemental. budget for the UP Extension Program in OkJngapo
Arts and Sciences, College of City .
Eduardo C. Tadem-as Assistant Professor I of Developmental The Board approved the supplemental budget for the UP Ex-
Studies, effective 1 June 1989. tension Program in Olongapo City in the total amount of P150.000.

Medicine, ceueae of Request to Construct aft Additional Water Cistern at an estimated

Alfredo C. Acosta-as Assistant Professor I (part-time), effective Cost of P3M
23 June 1989. The Board epproved the request to construct an additional water
cistern at an estimated cost of P3M.
Public Health, College of
Emilie G. Flores-as Assistant Professor IV, effective 1 June Grant Agreement between the University and the Sasakawa Peace
1989. Foundation
U.P. VISAYAS The Board confirmed the grant agreement between the Univer-
sity and the Sasakawa Peace Foundation on the Sasakawa Peace
Fisheries, College of Foundation Scholarship Program.
Liberato V. Laureta-as Assistant Professor IV of Aquaculture,
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The Board confirmed the contracts entered into by the Chan-
cellor of UP Los Banos, as follows:
1. Memor~ndum of Agreement between UP Los Banos and the
Bureau of Animal Industry (BAIl, to undertake a project to
be called "P~eliminary Study on the Prevalence of Antibodies
against Pasteurella
2. Memorandum of Agreement among ,UP Los Banos, through
the College of AgrictJtture, the Department of Agriculture,
Region 7, Department of Education, Culture and Sports and
the Municipal Government of Argao about linkages and cotte-.
borative endeavor to bring about a more effective and svste-
mane approach to countrysIde development.
3. Memorandum of Agreement among UP Los Banos through
the College of Agriculture, the Department of Agriculture,
Region 7 and the Municipal Government of Sarili about Ilnk-
ages and oollaborative endeavor to bring about a more effect-
ive and systematic approach to countryside development.
4. Memorandum of Agreement among UP Los Banos, through
the College of Agriculture, the Department of Agriculture,
Region 6 and the Municipal Government of Jordan about
linkages and collaborative endeavor to bring about a more
effective and systematic approach t~ countryside develop-
ment.
5. Memorandum of Agreement between UP Los Banos and the
Department of Agrarian Reform to undertake jointly a tour-
week COurse which shall be known as "Summer Institute for
Agrarian Reform Trainers."
6. ·Memorandum of Agreement among UP Los Banos, the
Department of Education, Culture and Sports and the De-
partment of Agrarian Reform to undertake jointly a four-
week course entitled "Summer Institute for Agrarian Reform
Teachers, Tertiary Level".
Memorandum of Agreement between UP Visayas and the Province
of Capiz
The Board confirmed the Memorandum of Agreement between
UP vtsaves Management and the Province of Capiz on technical con-
suttancv services for an organizational audit of the Caplz Provincial
Government.
Memorandum ,cf Aweement between the UPVs and the Divine Word
CentrarVisayas Polytechnic College (CVPCI tor the establishment
of aMaste- in Management, major in Public Management Extension
class in Dumequete City.
Memorandum of AWeement between UP Los 88iios. through the.
Agricultural Credit and Cooperative I nstitute and the Bureau of
Agricultura·' Cooperatives Development tSACOD) of the Depart-
ment of Agriculture
The Board confirmed the Memorandum of Agreement between
UP Los Banos, through the Agricultural Credit and Cooperative
Institute and the Bureau of Agricultural Cooperatives Development
(BACOD) of the Department of Agriculture to undertake a project
to' be known as "Agricultural Cooperatives Education".
Contract for Security SerYi~ ~etween the University and the E and
R Security "Agency. Inc.
The Board confinned the contract for security services between
the University and the E and R~Security Agency. Inc.
Contract for Security Services between UPV and the Guardian
Security and Detective Agency
The Board confirmed the contract for security services between
UPV and the. Guardian Security and Detective Agency.
Acceptance of 8 donation of two (21 scholarship grants to be known •.
lIS the "Remy MoscollO-Balonon Scholarshipn
The Board confi~med the acceptance of a donation of two (2)
scholarship graQls to be known as the "Remy-Moscoso-Balonon
Scholarship" by Mrs. Peclencta Liboon-Balonon in behalf of her
family.
APPOINTMENT OF UNIVERSITY OFFICIALS
(Executive Session)
The Board approved the appointment of the following upon
recommendation of the President:
1) Dr.. Noel G. Mamicpic' as Dean of the UP Los Banos Graduate
School, effective 2 November 1989 until 1 N~vember 1992.
2). Dr. Virgilio A. Fernandez as Dean of the Cotfege of Forestry,
UP Los Banos, effective 1 October 1989 until 30 September
1992.
3) Dr. Sylvia H. Guerrero as Director of the University Center

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College of Tagbilaran fDWTCI . _
September 1992.
The Board confir~ed the Memorandum of Agreement between
the UP vtsevas and the Divine Word College of Tagbilaran (DWTC)
Other Matters:
for the establishment of a Master of Nu'rsing Extension Class in
Tagbifaran City.
A. Report on Purchase of PGH Equipm~nt
B. Report on the Socialized "rumen and Financial Assistance Pro-
Memorandum. of Agreement among UP Visayas, the Provincial
gram
Government of Negros Oriental and the Central Visayas Polytechnic C. The Board approved the increase in housing allowance of Chan-
College ICVPCI cellor Francisco Nemenzo from P2,OOOper month to P5,~
The Board confirmed the Memorandum of Agreement among UP per month.
Visavas, the Provincial Government of Negros Oriental and the

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ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER At one of the meetings on Theme VII, Governance, Public
Welfare and Social Justice, it was suggested that a roundtable be
16 July 1969
used as mechanism for generating assessment reports on topics
where the University's faculty have already undertaken studies
ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER NO. 22
resulting in valid and reliable koowledqe on the problems and
issues involved. Topic convenorlsl will assume responsibility for
TO : Mr. ProCeID G. Ramos
BusinessManger
t1) identifying the issues to be tackled by the roundtable and
the resource speakers who will deal with these issues on the basis
THROUGH : The Vice-President for Planning and Finance
of their own extensive studies on rhatootc. (2) organizing the
SUBJECT : Authorization to assume supervision over the
University Book Center roundtable, and (31 writing up the draft assessment report for
that particular topic.
Pusuant to the resolution of the Board of Regents at its-1009th The roundtable will also identify areas where little or inadequate
meeting on February 26, 1988 creating the position of Business
knowledge exists and wh'ich can then be researched on a "slow
Manager, specifying, among others, that "the direction and super- track". As Secretariat for the Assessments Project. UCIDS will
serve as "producer" 'ofthe roundtable and the reports.
vision of operations of all business e.,erprises and revenue qenerat-
log units shall be the responsibility of the Business Manager," you This suggestion was well-received by the scholars working under
Therns V and VIII at their recent joint meeting on 18 Ausut 1989.
afe hereby instructed to assume supervision of the University
Book Center effective immediately.
They agreed to 'adopt the mechanism for most of their topics.
Some even thought that other topics might be examined this way
to determine whether UP is ready to make some authoritative
ISgd.l JOSE V. ABU EVA
statements on these topics at this time. This would not preclude
President
the necessary studies requiring more information and analysis.
We would like to encourage Theme Coordinators and Topic
MEMORANDA Convenors to consider the fast track roundtable as a means to faci'l-
ltate their work. This mechanism will enable us to efficiently
10 July 1969 use our limited financial resource earmarked for the assessments
project.
MEMORANOUM NO. 32 I should like to emphasize that each UP Report, whether fast
track or not, should be the result of thorough, multi-disciplinary
FOR Tile Chancellor, U.P. Diliman study and reflection worthy of the University's sponsorship and
The V ice-Chancellor for Administration publication.
The Budget Director
The University Cashier
ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABU EVA
The Chief Accountant , ' President
SUBJECT: Payment of UP arrears to MERALCO chargeable
against the R,eprogrammed Accounts

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approved the reprogramming of P9,547,574.67 for pending utility
bills.
Pursuant to the above-mentlond approval, please effect thee
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transfer of the necessary amount t9 the Reprogrammed Accounts I'
TO : The Chancellors
and prepare the related disbursement voucher and check in full
FROM : President Jose V. Abueva
payment to Meralco.
It is important to expedite payment of these bills since they
SUBJECT: U.P. Assessments on the State of the Nation Project ".
are all past due and Meralco has alerted us in a recent letter of its
We would like to request you to inform your respective faculties
intention to issue a notice of disconnection if no payment of these
about the UP Assessments on the State of the Nation Project which
arreareqes is fcrthccmlnq, These bills should not be covered by the
launched earlier this year. Please encourage them to participate
question raised by the Commission on Audit with the Department
in the project by joining the various groups which have been and
of Budget and Management on the authority of the Board of
are being formed under the eight major themes outlined in the UP
Regents to reprogram University funds. After all these bills are
clearly prior years' obligations, and the expenditure is of critical Reports On the State of the Nation Newsletter No.1.
While participation by the faculty in the project is entirely
importance to operations. \
voluntary, they can not do so until they are properly informed
about it. They can sign up for any of the topics with UCIDS to
ISgdJ JOSE V. ABUEVA
which questions on this project should be directed in its capacity
President
as Project Secretariat.
Thank you for your cooperation and participation.
25 August 1989

MEMORANDUM NO. 37 ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABU EVA

President
TO : Theme Coordinators and Topic Convenors
UP Assessment on the State of the Nation project
From: President Jose V. Abueva
SUBJECT: A Mechanism for "Fast Track" Assessment Reponi
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LETTERS 4 July 1989

3 July 1989 Ref, No, JVA-89·293

Ref. No. JVA-89·283 Honorable Leo Quisumbing

Ambassador Krishnan Reghunath
Embassy of India
2190 Paraiso Street
Dasmarffias Village, Makati
Metro Manila
Dear Ambassador Raghunath:
Thank you for your letter of 26th June on the progress of
discussions concerning the Phllipplne-lndian cultural exchange
programme. We are pleased to know that your Government is
presently revjeY\ling the Philippine proposals in the sector of Educa-
tion, and that the University of the Philippines has been identified
as the coordinating agency for the Philippines. We shall; however,
await the advice of our Department of Foreign Affairs on the final
outcome of the consultation.
As you probably know, "all the four constituent universities
of the UP (UP nujmen. UP Los Banos. UP Manila. and UP Visayas)
would have a participation in the implementation of the proposed
executive programme. This rarely happens indeed, and it oould only
mean that we at UP value the friendship of your country.
With our highest esteem.
'115.Purok Aguinaldo
UP Diliman, Quezon City
Dear Leo,
Thank you, again, for your crucial assistance in the matter
of Donato Continente and, especially, in the work leading to the
signing of the agreement between UP and the Department of.Nation-
al Defense, by. Secretary Fidel V. Ramos and me.
.f 's you know, this agre4nent is a landmark. in the evolution
of Our democracy and the protection of the "University's acedemlc
freedom. It also reflects positively on the enlightened leadership of
our"Department of National Defense and the military and police.
I am grateful for your ccnttlbution in forging t~e agreement.
Sincerely yours,
(Sgd.l JOSE V. ABUEVA
President
4 JUly 1989

Sincerely yours, Ref. No. JVA·89·291

(Sgd.l JOSE V. ABU EVA fjr. David Pierpont Gardner

President President
University of California
300 Lakeside Drive
Oakland. California, 9461203550
4 July 1989 U.SA.

Ref. No, JVA-89·289 Dear Dr. Gardner:

\ Dr. Romeo L Manlapaz

{)Tawsug Street
La Vista, Quezon City
Thank you again for hosting the pacific Rim Universities Con-
ference which you so ably chaired through a fruitful discussion
and conclusion. I am grateful for the opportunity of meeting many
interesting and distinguished colleagues in the Asia-Pacific area and
Dear Dr. Manlapaz: exchanging ideas and experience with you and all of them. It was
a welcome learning experience for me,
Tsos-puso akong nagpapasalamet sa inyong peqtitfwalasa ating Earlier this month, I took part in the University Presidents'
Unibersidad upang magkaroon n9 kopya ng mga Iibreto at musical Symposium on Internationalizing Education that President Albert
scores ng iba't-ibang zarzuela at lba pang kompcsisvon ng ating mqa J. Simone convened in Honolulu. This added to the very useful dis-
" kababayang Piliplno. cussions and contacts that our Conference in San Francisco initiat-
Nakahanda na ang College of Music upang ipakopya ang mga ed.
kole~siyong nasabi. Ipagbibiaay-alam ko sa College of Music ang Enclosed is a copy of my letter to the head of the Chinese Em-
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inyong hinihiling kagaya ng Rag-acknowledge kaV Ginoong D.R. bassy in Manila expressing my deep concern over recent events in
... Manlapaz bHang kotekjor ng mga ito at ang pagbibigay n9 royalties the People's Republic of China.
Wittt warm best wishes.
II sa mga acmposttor tuwing gagamiting pang-komersiyal ang etin
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man sa mga ito.
Hanggang dtto na lamang at muling tanggapin ninyo ang aming Sincerely vours,
z pasasatamet.
(Sgd,) JOSE V. ABUEVA
:>l. Sa invo'v gumagalang, President
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Ref, No, JVA-89·295 Ref. No, JVA-89-298

H.E. Krishnan Raghunath Atty. Leopolda Serrano

The Embassy of India Officer-In-Charge
2190 Paraiso Street Office of Legal Affairs
Dasmarffias Village Department of "Agrarian Reform
Makati, Metro Manila Quezon City

Dear Ambassador Raghunath: Dear Atty. Serrano:

The University of the Philippines welcomes the possibility Pursuant to the Department of Agrarian Reform's proposal to
of organizing a seminar or lecture-discussion on the life and thought organize a composite survey team from the Department of Agrarian
of Jawalharlal Nehru and Mahatma Gandhi. We agree that such an Reform, the Department of Environment and Natural Resources,
activity could indeed enrich our academic discussion of Asian the University of the Philippines and the claimant's group, I am
political thought, and serve as a fitting COtnmemoration of Nehru's designating the followi~ as the University's representatives to the
100th birth anniversary. survey team:
We are very pleased "to inform you that Or. Olivia C. Caoili,
Chairman of the Department of Political Science, shall serve as Dr. Antonio Alcantara - College of Agriculture
our representative to d iSCU5S the details of your proposed activities. U.P. Los Banos
She is ready to meet with your representative on the 11th or Or. Zanaida Sierra - College of Arts and Sciences
12th of July: Your representative may call Dr. Caoili at 976061 U.P. Los Baiios
Ioc. 242 or 238 or Prof. Malaya Bonas, Director of our Office of and as alternates:
Institutional Linkages, at 998321. Mr. Renata Lapltan - Co liege of Forestry
Best regards. U.P. Los Banos
Mr. Leonardo Florece - Institute of Environmental
Sincerely yours, Science and Management
U.P. Los Banos
ISgd.l JOSE V, ABU EVA 'As agreed upon, the team will have the responsibility of deter-
President mining which portions/areas of the Quezon Land Grant may be
considered within the context of the Comprehensive Agrarian
Reform Law. In addition, the team will also identify the number
of legitimate claimants in the area who will qualify as beneficiaries
4 July 1989 under the said law.

Very truly yours,

Ref, No, JVA-89·296

ISgd.l JOSE V. ABU EVA

Hon. Mary Concepcion Bautista
Presiden~
Chairman
Commission on Human Rights
IBP Building
Julia Vargas Avenue 17 July 1989
Pasig, Metro Manila
Ref, No, JV A-89·304
ear Honorable Bautista:
The Honorable Chairman
In response to your letter June 23, we are pleased to inform
Sedfrey Ordonez
you that Professors Jerome Bellen and Israel Cabanilla of our
Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office
Department of Anthropology, College of Social Science & Philoso-
Man i I a
phy, are ready to assist your ·Commission's medlcc-leqal team in o
whatever way they can. ."
Dear Chairman Ordonez:
It is of course understood that their professional services are
rendered without prejudice to their teaching duties in the University
In Januerv 1989, we sent a letter to Dr. Fernando Carrasco so ~
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professors in the University. Should there be any need for their
consider granting the University of the Philippines Pl00 Million
services for a longer period of time, such an arrangement shall be on
as its contribution to an endowment fund to be set up by the
a yearly basis with the approval of our Chancellor in UP Diliman. University specifically for the PGH. Proceeds from this endowment
With our warmest regards. fund will be used for the maintence of expensive, state-of-the art '-
equipment in order to put them to proper and lasting use. E..
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Very truly yours, With all the new and modern equipment of the 7-storey central •
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block and of the recently-inaugurated and now operational Out-
Patient Department, the PGH Advisory Board has deemed it neces-
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facilities to qualified parties, preferably their manufacturers. Thi$
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from the PGH budget or even the National Government. To provide '......."
funds for the maintenance of this equipment, the University has <0
decided to set up this endowment fund.
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We respectfully reiterate our request for the PCSO to contribute
to this endowment funcl. If an outright grant to the University is
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not possible, we respectfully request the peso to name the PGH
as a beneficiary of one of its special charity draws.
the new appointees until fuoos for these are released. It is feared
that further delay will endanger basic hospital services as a result
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The support that peso can give to a vital need of the PGH of possible personnel unrest due to non-payment of salaries.
will help ensure high-standard medical care by PGH through main- The amount requested is broken down as follows:
tenance of its equipment.
With our best wishes and assurances of our highest esteem. Salaries 100 P4.620,732
COLA and other
Sincerely yours, allowances 100-10 2,437.800
Total Personal Services P7,058,532
(Sgd.1 JOSE V. ABU EVA
President In view of the urgency of the matter, we pray for your
usual favorable and immediate attention to this request. !

With assurances of our highest esteem.

19.1uly 1989
Very truly yours,
Ref. No. JVA-89·309
(Sgd.1 JOSE V. ABUEVA
Honorable Guillermo N. Carague President
Secretary
Department of Budget & Management
Malacanang, Manila
24 July 1989
SUBJECT: Request to Rel.se an Advice of Allotment and Fund-
ing Warrant for Retirement Gratuity and Terminal Ref. No. JVA-89·307
Leave Benefits of Regular Retirees of UP.
Prof. CorazonGeneroso HUgo
Dear Secretary Carague: Institute of Sports, Physical Education and Recreation
Regina Ylanan Gym, DlIiman Campus
Pusuant to NBC 395·A, dated October 1, 1988, we would like I ' Quezon 'City
to request for the release of funds "and the corresponding cash
requirements in the amount of ONE MI LLION THREE HUNDRED Dear Professor lfiigo:
FORTY FIVE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED SIXTEEN PESOS
ONLY (Pl,345,510.00) for the payment of retirement gratuity Please accept my most heartfelt grief and sympahty to your
and terminal leave benefits of six (6) UP pers~nel who retired family on the occasion of the untimely passing of your mother,
under compulsory/optional retirement, Broken down as follows: Felisa Cristobal Generoso, last July 17.
Words are not adequate to express the great void her passing
Particulars Amount has left, not only to the Generoso family. but to the University
1) Retirement Gratuity - P 928,732.00 of the Philippines, which she willingly and ably served during
2) Terminal Leave - 416,784.00 the best years of her productive life. She is a great loss not only
Total - P 1,345.516.00 to you and the University but to the country. She was e great
woman and educational leader,
We have enclosed the following to support this request. An ever loyal alumna, she joined the University Elementary
A. Schedule of Retirement, Saparation Pay and Terminal Leave School tacultv in Ermita in 1937, after nearly a decade of previous
Benefits as shown in Appendix A; teaching at the public schools in Manila, Albay, and Nueva Ecija,
B. Documents supporting the retirees' claims. t'rom 1923 until 1930,
Thank you for usual kind attention.
I recall that after World War II, your mother joined the,Uni-
versity as principal of the UP Etementarv School at its new campus
Very truly yours.
in Dlljman. Her record as a University administrator was excellent.
When she retired in 1968. her services were missed by the Uni-
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versity community, May I add that our family felt close to her
President
because of her warmth and kindness to us.
On behalf of the University of the Philippines, I reiterate my
sincerest condolences on the passing' of your mother. I am cer-
19 July 1989 tain that her former pupils who are now the country's leaders
and successful professionals are greatly touched by her passing
"Honorable Guillermo N. C8rague and will miss her.
Secretary We wlll.alwavs honor her memory in this University and cherish
Department of Budget and Management her valuable contributions to this institution.
Malacanang, Manila
Sincerely yours, I
Dear Secretary Carague:
ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABUEVA
We sould like to request the release of supplemental approprla- President
'uons and release of the correspcndlnq funding warrant in the
amount of PESOS SEVEN MILLION FIFTY EIGHT THOUSAND
FIVE HUNDRED THIRTY TWO (P7.058,5321 oovering the finan-
cial requirements for the new positions created for UP-PGH in
December 1988. Most of these positions have already been filled
up. Meanwhile. inasmuch as they are not part of the UP approved
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Ref. No. JVA-89·316
. U.P. Delta Lambda Sigma Sorority
c/o Ma. Evalina Margarita E. Herbosa
University of the Philippines
Oiliman, Quezon City
Sa mga kasapi ng U.P. Delta Lambda Sigma Sorrority:
Mula't sapul, and Delta Lambda Sigma Sorority ay nagsagawa
09 iba't ibang gawaing pansibika. Sa jocb '"9 mahigit 43 teen ang
mga Lambdans ay patuloy na naglilingkext sa pamayanan sa pema-
rnaqiten "09 paq-oorpanlsa ng lba't ibang proyekto tulad "9 "free-
medical clinics. legal aid programs, bloodletting drives at feeding
centers,"
Sa kanyang ika43 taon, mull nilang nilalayon ne arqatin ang
kamulatang panlipunan 09 mga maq-aaral dito sa Unibersidad, sa
pamamagitan 09 ilang aktibida,d tulad ng "Conqresswetch," "free
medical clinic" sa Smokey Mountain at "get-together" ng mga
"Greek-letter" na samahan dito sa Unibersidad. Magtatangkilik din
sue ng pelikulang Oro, PlatB, Mara na kung saan ang malilikom ay
gagamiting parnbili ng mga "airconditioners" para Sa UP Film
Center.
Inaasahan ko ang inyong suporta at taos-puscnq partlsipasvon
sanapakamakabuluhang gawaing ito. Nawa'y ang programa ng
inyong sorority ay magsilbing" inspirasyon sa iba pang mga grupo
sa kampus na nagbabalak ring magsagawa ng ganito. Higit sa lahat,
ang proyektong Ito ay rnakakatulonq rin sa pagpapatibay ng paqtu-
tulungan ng mga meg-earat dito sa ating Unibersidad,
Maraming salamat.
Sumasalnvo,
I Lagdal JOSE V. ABU EVA
P8ngufo
26 July 1969
Ref. No. JVA-89·320
His Excellency
Ambassador Halng Manh Tu
Embassy of the Socialist Republic of vtetnarn
554 Vito Cruz Street
Malate. Manila
Your Excellency,
I would like to thank you for the kind assistance of vour Office
in arranging my visit to Hanoi last May together with two other
University officials and three professors. This is rather late but I .
assure you we appreciate very much your help.
Our trip has been most enlightening and fruitful. We were able
to meet with some governl!'ent officials and in our meetings and
discussions with the officials and professors of Hanoi University, we
were able to finalize and sign with them an academic exchange
agreement a copy of which is attached.
In the meantime. we had invited Prof. Vu Duong Ninh, Director
of Hanoi University's Center for Asian and Pacific Studies, to par-
ticipate in the Third International Philippine Studies Conference
which was held from July 13 to 16 at the Philippine Social Science
Center. He left for Vietnam yesterday morning.
With assurances of our highest esteem.
Sincerely yours,
ISgd.l JOSE V. ABUEVA
President
27 July 1989
Mr. Ludovico Concan L1ames
vice-President
Dagupan Electric Corporation
'Srd Floor, Veria I Building
62 West Avenue, Quezon City
Dear Mr. L1ames:
The University would flke to request you to consider your wish
to include numbers 8 and 9 as part of the terms and conditions
in the Deed of Donation for the Ludovico and Elizabeth L1ames
Professorial Chair in Chemistry. As you know, our Board of Regents
approved the establishment of this Chair at its meeting on 28 April
1988 and, upon your request, changed its official name on 29 June
1989.
Deed of Donation for Professorial Chairs in the University
follow an established format and contain standard provisions which
reccqn ize the donor's wishes and intentions. The, University, how-
ever, cannot accept restrictions which would diminish its academic
integrity.
We earnestly request you to consider signing the original Oeed of
Donation which not reflects the change in the name of the Chair.
Otherwise, the University would be constrained not to accept your
kind offer. We are certain that you will vie'IIV with understanding the
established tradition in the' University with respect to grants and
donations.
With our highest regards, and sincere thanks for your donation.
Very truly yours,
ISgd.) JOSE V. ABUEVA
President
28 July 1989
Ref. No. JVA·89·325
Fr. Alloo G. Nud.., SJ
Ateneo de Manila University
Loyola Heights, Quezon City
Dear Fr. Nudes:
Your letter written in Boston to President Aquino was referred
to us by MalacaFiang for appropriate action. I apologize for this
rath~r delayed reply.
The idea of setting up a Njnov Aquino, Jr. Great Books, Memo-
rial Library is laudable. We shall certainly consider it for inclusion
in our proposed national Leadership Resource Center. This
proposed Center will, among others, gather and be a depository
of the great works (papers, writings, audio-video, and other mate-
rials) of our national leaders. We realize that we do not have such
a center in the country and that this is a good time as any to start
the project while some of our leaders are still around to assist and
guide us in gathering materials for this Center.
We hope to have all these realized within the next year or so.
In the meantime, we will need all the help we can get, financial
and otherwise, to get us going. As you well know, with its present
resources, the University can hardly maintain its present projects
and programs. But we shall continuously on the lookout for other
sources.
Thank you for sharing your idea.
With best regards.
Sincerely yours,
ISgd.l JOSE V. ABU EVA
President
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Ref. No. JVA-89·241
Justice Irene R. Cortes
Supreme Court of the Philippines
Taft Ave.• Manila
Dear Justice Cortes:
Starting this first semester 1989-1990, the University of the
Philippines is launching two historic initiatives and reforms: (1)
the "Iskalar ng Bevan" or Socialized Tuition and Financial Assist-
ance Program (STFAP), and (2) the Patakarang Pangwika or UP
language Policy.
STFAP was approved by the UP Board of Regents on 30 January
1989 as a major effort to democratize edmlsslon, after nearly
one year of preparations and consultations. It may be noted. in this
regard. that the President of the Philippines and Congress mandated
the University through the General Appropriations Act for 1989, in
these words: "The University of the Philippines shall adopt and im-
plement socialized tuition fees and democratic access in its
enrolment not later than the end of the Fiscal Year 1989." The
program is in line with the goals of the 1987 Constitution to "build
a just and humane society" and "promote social justice in all phases
of development."
UP's language policy was approved by the Board of Regents on
25 May 1989. On a gradual and voluntary basis it promotes the use
of Filipino as medium of instruction at the undergraduate level.
The policy aims at the same time to cultivate and enhance local
and regional cultures and languages, as the "native fountainhead
by which Filipino civilization is enriched and .grows ever stronger,"
Hence, the cultivation of regional languages such as. Cebuano,
tloceno, Hiligaynon, Birol, Waray, Kapampangan, Pangsinense,
Maranaw. Magindanao, Tausug, Kinirav-e; etc. Under the policy,
English continues meanwhile as a language of instruction and is
maintained (IS the primary international language in the University.
For more information about these two major reforms in UP,
we are pleased to send you herewith:
1. UP Newsletter special issue on the Socialized Tuition and
Financial Assistance Program, 1 April 1989.
2. The Language Policy in UP.
May I also take this occasion to send you a copy of 'The First
Sixteen Mont~s, which is my report as UP President for the period
1 September 1987 to 31 December 1988.
With all good wishes, and with deep appreciation' of all the
support received by the University of the Philippines,
Sincerely yours,
(Sgd.1 JOSE V. ABU EVA
President
1 August 1989
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" written by Dr. Belinda A Aquino, U.P. Vice-President for Public
... The Honorable RolandO R. Andaya
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House of Representatives
z Batasang Pembansa Complex
Constitutional Hills
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I have the honor to submit for the kind consideration of the
Conference Committee on the Salary Standardlzatjon Bills our
proposals for the faculty and other personnel of the University
90 of the Philippines,
As you well know, UP is at the apex of our tertiary educational
.svstem. Aside from. providing advanced instruction, at the under-
graduate and graduate . levels, in more fields than any other public
0; private university, UP serves the nation as' the foremost resource
for research, training, consultancy, and extension services. UP also '
operates the largest hospital (the 'UP-PGH Medical Center) and
the leading research and development institutes in science and tech-
nology, including agriculture. As you Also know; UP professors
assist virtually every committee of congress as well as various agen-
cies of the Executive Department, the judiciary, and constitutional
bodies.
With respect to the UP faculty, we respectfully urge the Con-
ference Committee to ensure that the academic rank of Instructor
I continue to be three grades above the minimum salary of a public
school teacher which we believe should be substantially increased.
Likewise, we respectfully urge the Conference Committee to
provide UP administrative personnel a minimum monthly salary
that will afford their families a living wage. This we feel should be
about P2,600.00. We know that in your view the Government is
not now in a position to pay this amount as minimum monthly
salary for government employees 'in general. But we hope that the
Salary Standardization Law would allow an, automatic escalation to
this or higher levels as the finances of the Government improve. I
would like to explain personally to you the foregoing proposals
as soon as possible at your convenience.
Thank you so much for your continuing strong support to UP
and alt our programs and activities. In a separate letter, I'd
like to report to you on our initial implementation of the Social-
ized Tuition and Financial Assistance Program. You official and per-
sonal support for this Program strengthened immeasurably Our
efforts to develop and implement it.
With our deepest appreciation and gratitude.
Sincerely yours,
(Sgd.l JOSE V. ABUEVA
President
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7 August 1989
Ref. No. JV A-89·336
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Atty. Irving V. Mediante
5201' Fahrenheit St.
Palanan, Makati
Metro Manila
Dear Atty. Mediante:
I am most grateful to you for your very kind' letter of July
13.,lt is the kind of unsoflclted and thoughtful support that inspires
me to do my utmost and to make the best, although unpopular,
decisions in the best interest of the University.
For your information, I am sending you a copy of a letter
Affairs, which appeared in the newspapers. You might also be inter-
ested, 90 I. am sending you a -copy of the (draft) Primer on the
Phase-out of the U.P, College Bagufo High School.
Given your interest in the State University. I take the liberty
of sending you a copy of my statement for the first 16 months.
With my warm best wishes. ...
Sincerely yours,
ISgd.l JOSE V. ABUEVA
President
 14 August 1989
Ref. No. JVA-89-344
Dr. Milandre 8 R usgai
Philippine Association of State
Universities and Colleges
8th Floor, Palacio del Govern8dor
Intramuros, Manila
Dear Director Rusgal:
This is in connection with your letter postmarked August 1,
which requested my comments regarding some sections of' 58
834. Unfortunately. your letter was received August 7 which was
a day after the deadline you set for my comments on August 6.
According to my staff, the delay may have been' caused by the
postal strike.
With regard to the specific issues you wanted me to comment
on, such as academic freedom, these are matters that need further
study and consultation with the appropriate members of my staff.
I suggest that we make this part of the agenda for a future meeting
with PASUC. I will continue to be in touch with you.
Thank you for getting in touch with me, but it is unfortunate
that I did not get your letter on time.
Sincerely yours,
ISgd.l JOSE V. ABUEVA
President
public and private colleges and universities participated.
Pursuant to one of the major recoramendations of the Con-
ference, we would like to invite you to a consultative meeting on
Monday, 4 September 1989, to pursue the idea of organizing an
Independent Inter-University Commission on Education.
The Commission, as embodied in a Conference Resolution, is
envisioned to be an independent, non-governmental body that will
undertake a continuing review of the policies and performance of
the Philippine Educational System.
The following is the Provisional Agenda for the meeting:
1. Review of the Resolution on the "Establishment and Main-
tenance of an Independent Inter-University Commission on
Education"
2. Establishment and incorporation of a foundation pursuant
to the Resolution ..
2.a. Creation of a Secretariat
2.b. Organization of Technical Panels
3. Proposed Work Program and Timetable
4. Other Matters
Enclosed is a list of the educators we are inviting to the ccn-
sultative meeting which will be held at 2:00 p.m. at the UP Board
of Regents Room on the third floor of Quezon Hall [Admlnlstra-
tion Building) in UP Dillman.
Cognizant of the need for a continuing forum and structure
that will enable heads of publi,c and private institutions of higher
teaming to 'meet periodically on issues of common concern, we hope
you will honor us with your personal presence and participation in
this consultative meeting.
With our best wishes.

Sincerely yours,
Ika·15 ng Agosto 1989
(Sgd.l JOSE V." ABUEVA
Ref. No. JVA-89·352 President

Dr. Paulo Campos

Medical Genter Manila
15 August 1989
Man i I a
Ref. No. JVA-89-347
Mahal na Dr. Campos:
Honorable Vietor S. Zip
lsang maligayang pagbati ang ipinaaabot sa inyo ng Lupon
Philippine Senate
ng mga Rehente ng Unibersidad sa i.nyong paqkamit ng titufonq
Legislqtive Building
ational Scientist n9 bansa.
Napakalaking karenqalan ang mataguriang isang .Naticne! P. Burgos St .•. Manila
Sclentlst at ang lahat sa Unibersidad ay naniniwalang tunay na Dear Senator Ziga:
karapet-dapat ito para sa inyo.
Magsifbi sana kevonq inspirasyon at mabuting, ehemplo para Thank you for referring the letter of Jo-Ann Carrol Dacasir
sa lahat dito sa Unibersidad. regarding her concerns about the phase-out of the U.P. College
Muli-, tanggapin ninvc ang aming maligayang pagbati. Baguto High School. e
The Decision to phase out the High School, which had been -e
contemplated as early as 1981, was made by the U.P. Board of
Sumesalrwo.
Regents after a careful and thorough study of the school's perform-
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ILagdal JOSE V. ABUEVA ance since its establishment. Overall. it has fallen short of all the
expectations that went into its creation in 1972. Among others, it
Pangulo
has failed to produce a good number of entrants to U.P. College it
15 August 1989
Baguio, which was one of the reasons it was created.
The facts and issues surrounding the case are clearly 'detailed
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in the enclosed Primer which we have proposed as part of our '<,
efforts to inform the public about our reasons for phasing out the

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high school.
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Dr. Vietor M. Ordonez I hope that you will find our position reasonable end justified
Undersecretary
Dept. of Education, Culture & Sports
particularly from the point of view of our basic mission of pro-
tertiary-level education to our citizens. Please write again or call
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Intramuros, Manila if you find it necessary to discuss the case further. ...'"
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Dear Dr, Ordonez: Sincerely yours,
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It has been almost a year since the University organized the 1Sgd.l JOSE V. ABUEVA
Conference on Higher Education in which more than 160 heads of President 91
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 If ~e.succeed in organizing it, the Independent lnter-Universltv
Co~mlSSlon on Education will surely want to be helpful and sup- 30 August 1989
poruve. of the work of the House Committees on Education and Ref. No. JVA-89-371
Culture under your leadership.
With our best wishes'.
Mr, Jose Borromeo
Tolar Development Corporation
stneereiv yours, 00 San Jose Street
Cebu City
(Sgd.1 JOSE V. ABUEVA
President Dear Mr, Borromeo:

Thank youvery much for your letter of 21 Auqust 1989.

- The University is very pleased to accept your generous donation
28 August 1989 of PSOO,OOO, which may be used:

Ref. No. JVA-89-370

1) to establish two professorial chairs or faculty grants; or
2) as contributton to the University's Research Endowment
Dr. Akito Arima Fund
President
The University of Tokyo For more information on these two options, please refer to the
3-1 Hongo 7-chome broch ures attached hereto.
Bunkyo-ku .. I have requested Vice-President for Academic Affairs Gemino
TIkyo 113. Japan H. Abaci to discuss with you or with your representatives the other
details that need to be firmed up before we submit the formal agree-
ar President Arima: ment to the Board of Regents.
Again, thank you for thinking of the University. We sincerely
We are very pleased to know that Our two universities have appreciate your generous gesture.
reached an important pahse in the process of establishing academic With our very best Wishes.
links and cooperation. Professor Akira Takahashi personally in-
formed us last week that a Memorandum of Agreement between Very truly yours,
our respective institutions is about ready to be signed.
In this connection, may we have the honor of inviting you to (Sgd.l JOSE V. ABUEVA
come to the Philippines when you are least busy for the ali-impor- President
tant occasion of signing the Agreement- May we also invite you to
address our academic community on a topic of your choice- 1-----------------------,---.....:--1
If you are agreeable, we would be pleased-to provide you.with
modest accommodation on our campus at the University of the
6 September 1989
Philippines in Dillman, Quezon City. .
We look totwarotc hearing about your availability. Thank you Ref. No. JVA-89-387 '
very much for considering our invitation. Best regards'
Ms:M8richelle D. Alii
Sincerely yours, U.P. College Baguio High School

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Baguio City
(Sgd.l JOSE V. ABUEVA
President Dear Marichelle:

senator Ernesto Maceda referred your letter of July 25th to me

and I am happy to respond to your concern about the phase-out of
30 August 1989 the UP College Baguio High School. 1 understand perfectly the sen-
timents that you expressed in your letter. The decision to phase out
Ref. No. JVA-89-377 your school was a painful one, but it had to be done. Before recom-
mending its phase-out, we had several studies and reviews of the
Honorable Guillermo N. Carague performance of your school by responsible committees and faculty
secretary, Department of Budget . groups in UP, On the basis of these studies, we could not justify
and Management continuing the operations of your school.
Malacanang, Manila . The enclosed Primer will explain further the various issues
involved in the. decision to discontinue the high school. Please
Dear Secretary Carague: understand that our decision was not meant to discriminate against
Cordillerans, as some people make it cut to be. As you will note in
Thank you for the partial release of our CY 1989 Capital Out- the Primer, I myself was involved in efforts to brjng peace in Cordil-
lays. This is a touow-vp of the remaining balance of P34.711,OOO leras in the recent past.
and the release of funding warrant based on the Work and Financial I want you to know how much I appreciate your making known
Plan we have submitted, your feelings about the issue. I hope you and your friends will
Your usual kind consideration shall be g'reatly appreciated. respect the ruling of the Supreme Court upholding our decision.
Please accept my best regards.
Very truly yours,
Sincerely yours,
(Sgd.l JOSe V. ABUEVA
(Sgd.l JOSE V. ABU EVA
President
Presk/ent

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Ref. No. JV A-89·389
He: Excellency • 1.3 Education, Learning and Development
President Corazon C. Aquino
Malacanang, Manila
Dear President Aquino:
J have the honor to recommend the appointment of Dr. Ruben
Aspiras as Faculty Regent of the University of the Philippines
effective 1 September 1989 until 31 December 1990 or for a term.
of sixteen (16) months. Dr. Aspiras shall serve the unexpired
portion of Or. Francisco Nemenzo's term as Faculty Regent (from
1 September 1989 to 31 December 1989) plus one year (1 January
to 31 December 1990) corresponding to the normal term of office
of a Faculty Regent. If approved, Dr. Aspiraswill succeed Dr. Fran-
cisco Nemenzo who has to cut short his term as Faculty Regent in
... view of his appointment as Chancellor of U.P. in the Visayas by the
U,P. Board of Regents,
The U,P. Board of Regents has decided that the representation
of the faculty on the Board shall be rotated among the four cons-
tituent universities (U.P. Oiliman, U.P. Los Banos, U.P. Manila and
U.P. vtsevasl to ensure participation and' representation of all
universities in .the decisicn-mekinq process of the governing boarct of
the University.
Inasmuch as the Faculty Regent has come from the U.P. Oiliman
from October 1987 until August 1989, the Board decided that the
next Faculty Regent should come from U.P. Los Baros. U.P. Dill-
man has more than one-half of all the U.P, faculty members and
this would make it difficult for nominees for Faculty Regent
who come from the three smaller constituent universities to be
elected by the U,P. facuftv as a whole,
Dr. Aspiras is Professor of Soil Science and Microbiology at
the Institute of Biological Sciences, College of Arts and Sciences,
U.P. Los Banos. He topped the VPLB straw vote which was con-
ducted to identify nominees for the position. The two other no-
minees were Dr. Fernando F. Sanchez and Dr. Leodegario M. Ilag.
The curriculum vitae of all three nominees are attached for your
consideration.
I can vouch for Dr, Aspiras' competence and his dedication
and loyalty to V.P., his Alma Mater, and our country. I believe
that as Faculty Regent, Dr. Aspiras will be a strong supporter
of our common effort to bring about the necessary improvements
and reforms in the University in relation to our vision for the
University and the national goals mandated in the 1987 Consti-
tution.
With assurances of our deep esteem,
Respectfully yours,
{Sqd.} JOSE V. ABU EVA
Pres;dent
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College of Law Building.
z UP Diliman, Quezon City
~ Gentlemen:
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<Il This is to request authority to allocate P1.5 Million from the
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Opening Fund of the Foundation for various research projects
to be undertaken by the University of the Philippines such as the
following:
1. National Assessments Project - this project has eight themes
94 or modules namely:
1.1 Population Resources, Environment and Sustainable
Development
1.2 Values, Culture and Communication in Relation to
Nation-Build ing and Development
1.4 Science, Technology and Development
1.5 Basic Human Needs
1.6 The National Economy, Public Welfare and Global
Interdependence
1.7 Governance, Public Welfare and Social Justice
1.8 The Well·Being, Welfare and Development of People
2. University Center for Women's Studies Research Projects
- these projects will focus on the related activities on women
and their role in nation building.
3. Research Projects of the "Sentro ng Wikang Filipino" (SWFI
- tre SWFis a university system-wide center established
as a consequence of the University's adoption of the lan-
guage policy on FILIPINO as the medium of instruction
and official communication in the Univesity, Research
projects will be undertaken by the SWF to the development
of Filipino dictionaries for the use in the different courses in
the GE Program and in the establishment of computerized
data bank for encoding and accessing materials in. Filipino
and other Philippine languages,
The amount requested above for your approval is for a two
year period.
Thank you.
Sincerely yours,
ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABU EVA
President
15 September 1989
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Ref. No. JVA-89~398
Atty. Ponciano G. A, Mathay
President
U.P. Alumni Association
Alumni Center
Dillman, Quezon City
Dear Pons,
This is a follow-up to the proposal presented by Vice-President
for public Affairs Dr. Belinda A. Aquino to the UPAA Board Meet-
ing last September 8, regarding the possibility of the Board's under-
taking a housing project for U.P. retired faculty. I requested Dr.
Aquino to present this concept to the Board because I could not
attend the meeting.
I understand from her that the Board agreed to discuss this
further in a future meeting.
Attached is a brief elaboration of the problem. which can serve
as a basis for further discussion and reflection, I will appreciate your
putting it on your agenda for a Board meeting in the near future.
Thank you very much for your consideration .
Sincerely yours,
ISgd.l JOSE V. ABU EVA
PreskJent
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sors - Dr. Eva M. Duka Ventura, Or. Virgilio Enriquez; Dr. Thelma
G. Abiva and Prof. Belen T. G. Medina - as model products of your Binabati ko kayong lahat na mga kasapi n9 UP ISSI Alumni
institution is a great honor for Our University. Foundation sa inyong pagdiriwang n9 Ika-lablnq limang Alumni
We are also extending our heartfelt rongratulations to you for Homecoming. and Reunion at sa inyong ikatrong Foundation Anni·
your continuing efforts to promote higher learning, versarv and Forum on Investment na gaganapin sa Setyembre 9 ng
We abide by the same vision and commitment. May your inter- tacnq ito sa Virata Hall ng UP 1551 sa Diliman campus, Lungsod
ns Quezon.
national scc.etv have many more years of successful and produc-
tive activities. Ang tema ng inyong paqtitipon at peqbubuktod ay "Makabayang
Entreprenor: Susi sa Pambansang Kaunlaran," sa inyong lavunin na
magbigay ng impormasyon at manq-aktt na magtayo ng kalakalan na
Sincerely yours,
mal<apagbibigay og hanapbuhav sa marami upanq makabangon sa
kahirapan.
ISgd.J JOSE V. ABUEVA·
Pagkakataon ito upang bigyang-diin na ang layunin ng entrepre-
. President
nor ay mahalaga at rnakabuluhan upang makaahon sa rrtatinding
kahirapan og marami dahil sa kawalang hanapbuhay. Ang paqkaka-
roon-og paqtltiwala sa sariling" kakayahan na ipinamalas ng entrepre-
28 September 1989 nor ay mahalaga sa pagsulong at kaunlaran'rq bansa.
Gaya ng sinasabi sa isang ewit: "Bigyan mo ako og isang tao na
Re.f. No. JV A-89-423 matipuno anq puso at ito'v susuodan pa ng daan-daan pang mati-
puna ang puso din." Kavonq mga entreprenor ay tutad n9 mati-
Mr. Teodoro P. Gapuz punong puso na neq-aakit sa tibu-libong iba pa upang maqkamit
Committee Secretary tavo ng tunay ne kasartnlanq pang-eknomiko.
Committee on Education and Culture - Mabuhay kayong lahat ang inyong mithiin.
House of Representatives
Batasan Pambansa (Lagdal JOSE V. ABUEVA
Quezon City Pangulo

Dear Mr. Gapuz:

This is in regard to your letter of September 15 requesting
our comments on H .B. 23600 which plans to grant acedemlc credits
to college students who are required to participate in proceedings
involving the acquisition and disposal of government assets.
We agree with the intention of the bill to promote honesty
in the public service and-to recognize the efforts of students toward
this end. But we have some reservations -regarding the granting
of academic credits' to "the students. The authority to confer aca-
demic credits-to students belongs to institutions of higher educa-
tion and is part of. the academic freedom euaranreec to them by the
Constitution. We in academe would like to discourage the introduc-
tion of legislation concernlnqcurricula, credits and other academic
matters that properly come under the purview of academic freedom
and academic institutional autonomy. We hope you will take into
account our concern about the propcsedbitl. Thank you very much.
Sincerely yours,
Ang pagsulong ng Filipino bilang wika sa akademiya ay isa sa
mqa epektibong paraan ng pagpapaunlad sa ating lipunan. Dahil
divan malugod kong binabati ang pagdating ng DIKSYUNARYO SA
EKONOMIKS (lNGLES·FILIPINO) na sinulat ni Dr. Terese S.
Tullao, Jr. Ito ang kauna-unahang diksyunaryo sa nasabing larangan.
Sa ganitong rnga paqsasaqawa, tevo' pwedeng ulnunlad bilang
isang bansang may pagkakaintindihan sa isa't isa at may paq-unewa
sa mga paksanq tekniko. Ang pagtugon nitong aklat na ito sa lsang
mahigpit na pangangailangan sa larangan 09 ekoncmiva at sa ating
lipunan man din ay tubes kong pinahahalagahan..Nawa'y magirig
magandang simula ito ng pagsulat sa Filipino ng iba ~ang mga aklat,
sa ekonorniva man 0 sa ibang larangan ng akademiya, na pawang
nakasusulit sa rnaparnrrtnq pagbasa ng ating mqa iskolar.
tLagdal JOSE V. ABU EVA
Pangulo

ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABU EVA

President
lsang karanganlang batiin ko kayo sa inyong Grand Alumni
Homecoming na pinamagatang "Diamond + 2."
MESSAGE Sa loeb ng pitumpu't pitong taon, ang UP Corps of Sponsors ay
nagawang ipamalas ang kanilang kagaliogan at paglilingkod sa
"Department of Military Science and Tactics." Bukod pa rita at
hig'lt sa lahat, naging bahagi na rin ng tradisyon 09 Unibersidad ng
Malugod na paqbati sa mga nagsipagtapos sa Departamento ng
Pilipinas ang UP Corps of Sponsors.
Sikolohiya ngayong 1989.
Sa ngalan ng buong Unibersidad, binabati ko kayo sa inyong
Natatanq! ang Mandala '89, aog tau nang aklat ninyo, sapagkat
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sa unang pagkakataon ay iaaalay ito sa isanq gurong nagsilbing haligi
Grand Alumni Homecoming. Naw'y ang okasyong ito ang magbigay-
daan sa pananariwa ng dating pagkakaibigan at pagkakaroon ng
"9 pagsuJong gn sikolohiya dito sa UP at maging sa Pilipinas, si Dr. .bagong pagkakakilala. Inaasahan ko ang tagumpay og proyektong
Alfredo V. Lagymay. Sa higit na apatnapung taon ng patuloy na ito at ang mga susunod pa.
paglitingkod niya bilang academiko at mananaliksik ay marami nang
Maraming salamat.
buhay ang k~nyang naiangat.
Kabilang kayo riyan, at siguardong mamahalagahin ni Or.
(LagdaJ JOSE V. ABUEVA
Lagmay aog inyong alay bilang malaking parangal. Ngunit sa palagay
Pangulo
ko ay tatanawin niyang mas malaking parangal ang inyong paggamit
ng inyong nakamit oa karllnungan sa paglitingod sa k~pvva, na siyang
pinakalayunin ng inyong napiling propesyon.
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S Muli, ang aking pagbati. Sana ay maging inspirasyon at huwaran

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~ara sa mga maq-aaral 09 Psychology na magsisipagtapos ngayong
1990, maJigayang pagbatisa inyo.
Nawa'y rnagtagumpay kayo sa inyong napiting laranqan at
maging isang kaibahan, alinsunod sa mga adhikain, paninindigan
at layuning sosve! n9 Unibersidad 09 Pltlpinas. Anumang kara-
nga~ang inyong matamo ay karangalan din n9 UP.
Muli, maligayang pagbati.
I Laqdal JOSE V. ABU EVA
Pangulo
Maligayang bati sa mga kasapi ng UP Statistical Society.
Sa loob n9 ilang taon, ang UP Statistical Society ay nagpakita
09 kanyang pagtataguyod 09 interes 09 mga mag-earal sa
"Statistics,"
Newe'v magtagumpay kayo sa inyong napipintong palabas na
pinamagatang Colours Alive. Ang teaumcev 09 inyong mga pro-
yekto ay tagumpay din sa Unibersidad.
Mull, maligayang bati.
(Lagda) JOSE V. ABU EVA
Pengulo
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Malugod kong binabati eng UP Junior Finance Association sa
nyang konsiverto na pinamagatang TALAGA TALAGA.
Ang UPJFA ay kinikilalang isa sa mga nangungunang organi-
sasvon. sa campus ng Dillman. Kayo ay nagpakita na ng inyong
kakevatren sa pamamahalang pinansiyal na hindi neqsasaisantabi ng
iny_ong responsibilidad sa llpunan. Sa inyong proyektong ito, na ang
maklklnabanq ay ang UPJFA Scholarship Fund, ay masasatamin ang
'magangandang layunin ng inyong organisasyon.
Sana ay ipagpatuloy ninyo ang inyong mga kapuri·puring
programa at nawa'y makapag-ambag din kayo sa hinaharap sa ating
bansa.
(Lagda) JOSE V. ABUEVA
Pangufo
Pinasasalamatan ko't pinahahalagahan ang mga miyembro ng
Coordinating Committee at lahat ng mqa nagpakapagod nang husto
tungo sa paglikha ng isang University para sa Araling Panqkababai-
han sa Unibersidad og Pllipinas.
Binuo ko ang Coordinating Committee noong HUlyo 1989 upang
q-aratan aog posibilidad na makapagtaguyod n9 lsanq Center na
maqtatalekav, bukod sa iba pang gawain, sa mga problema at issues
na may kinalaman sa mga kababaihan dlto sa ating Unibersidad at
sa bansa.
Batay sa panukalang iniharap ng Committee, ang Board of
Regents noong Disyembre 1988, ay nagbigay n9 kapangyarihan na
magtatag og nasabing Center oa inaasahang magiging operasyonal
sa loob ng dalavvang taon. Bago ito ay napag·aralan ko na nang
mabuti ang panukala at ito ay sinang-ayunan ko, Kaya nga't isi·
nulong ko ang panukalang ito sa Board upang mapagtibay.
Limitado man ang pando at maliit man ang pinagkukunan,
nakumpleto ng Committee ang iniatas na tungkulin dito at handa
nang ilunsad ang Center. Ang mga aktibong miyembro n9 Com-
mittee ay nakapagsagawa na og mga seminars, works~ops, at marami
pang aktibidades '1a may kinalaman sa ipinapanukalang Center.
Sa unang labas na ito ng PANANAW, magkakaroon n9 mas
malinaw na kaisipan ang publiko tungkol sa konsepto at f.lrak~ikal
nagpapairal og araling pangkababaihan.
Dahil sa kakayahao, lakas, sigasig, at taos-pusong pagpupunyagi
na iniukol og Coordinating Committee, malakas ang aking pag-asa't
pananalig na ang Center ay magiging matagumpay. Sinusuportahan
ng ating administrasyon ang mga progrestbong programang pang-
akademiko at propesyonal na tulad nita.
(Lagdal JOSE V. ABUEVA
• Pangulo
Maligayang bat! sa mga kasapi ng Alpha Phi Omega Interna-
tional Collegiate Service Sorority.
Lubas ne ikinagagalak ng Unibersidad na magkaroon ng mga
sororltl na walang s8V'Jang nagtataguyod sa pamayanan, Kabilang na
rlto ang inyong sororiti sa kanvanq nilalayong "fund-raising acti-
vities" at "medical-dental services" para sa mga kapaticl nating
kapuspalad.
Binabati ko kayo sa inyong ika-Iabing pitong anibersaryo at sa
inyong patuloy na pagtangkilik sa pagpapatibay nang samahan ng
mga maq-aaral sa ating Unibersidad. Inaasahan kong magtatagumpay
ang inyong selebrasyon.
Manlming salamat.
(Laqdal JOSE V. ABU EVA
Pangulo
sa mga kasapl ng UP Geodetic Engineering Club, isang maliqa-
yang bati.
-sa loab ng lirnempu't-lsanq teen, naging isang tradisyon na ang
patuloy na pagtangkilik ng inyong samahan sa iba't-lbenq proyekto
para sa kaunlarang intelektuwal n9 mga maq-aaral dito sa Unibersi-
dad .
Dahil dito, nais kong batiin ang inyong samahan sa inyong pag-
pupurtyaql at nawa'y magbunga pe ito ng maraming makabuluhang
gawain. Inaasahan kong magtatagumpay aog inyong proyektong
pinamagatang Polaris Cup - isang paligsahan sa ..chess" para sa
mga "freshman" dlto sa Unibersidad.
Maraming salamat.
I Lagda) JOSE V. ABUEVA
Pang.ufo
Greetingsl
I congratulate the U,P. Economics Towards Consciousness for
its premier showing of the film: "Field of Dreams," on September
12, '
Activities such as this, which will fund scholarhfps for financially
needy students, are highly regarded by the University, especially
when they are initiated by students themselves. May we be more
blessed with organizations committed to the welfare of the U.P.
studentry.
Once again, I convey my appreciation to the U.P.. Economics
Towards Consciousness for the service it is rendering to cur com-
munity.
'Mabuhayl
(Sgd.l JOSE V. ABUEVA
. Preskient
, Karangalan kong batiin ang U.P. Statistical Society sa pagi-
isponsor nito 09 tau nang int,er-university quiz show na pinama-
gatang "7th Annual STAT-IS-EEKS."
Ikinagagalak kong ma'aman na ginagawa og organisasyong ito
ang lahat ng makakaya upang linangin ang interes ng mga estud-
yante sa istatistika at palawakin ang importansya nita sa industriya.
ekonomiya, at pangaraw-araw oa buhay.
Sa ngalan ng buang Unibersidad. binabati ko kayo. Magtagum-
pay sana kayo sa inyong proyekto at sa mga ·iba pa.
Maraming salamat.
(Lagdal JOSE V. ABU EVA
Pangufo
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I am honored to greet the Municipal Trial Court Judges League
. of the Philippines on the occasion of its convention-seminar, which
revolves on the theme of "Speedy Adjudication of Cases Through
the Continuous Trial System," • of my administration.
This is a meet needed and timely undertaking and the League
should be congratulated and ssupported for sponsoring it. The
seminar addresses a crucial issue in the country's judicial system.
The continuous trial system will most certtainly ease the heavy
backlog of cases in the courts. The semInar will look into further
refinements of the system. so that ;~ could function with utmost
efficiency and effectiveness.
The distinguished- members of the League should therefore
be commended for this activity. They, are willing to accept the
additional responsibilities that the system entails, on top of their
already heavy workload. They are ideal public servants.
The University of the Philippines, through its Institute of
Judicial Administration, fully supports the Leeges efforts and
ptovide judges and other court personnel with education and train-
iog related to the overall aclministration of justice. On behalf of the
entire U.P. community, 1 wish the League complete success in this
convention-seminar.
(Sgd.) JOSE V. ABUEVA
President
Sa aking mga kapwa alumni sa UPLB, maligayang pagbati sa
inyo.
Ang U.P. Los Banos ay kitala sa kanyang pagiginglider sa mga
lnstltusvon sa Pilipinas sa larangan ng kaunlarang pang·rural sa
pamamagitan ng mga programang akademiko hinggil sa agrikultura
at panggubat. Bilang pagpapatunay, marami sa mga nagsipagtapos
sa kolehiyong ito ay kasalukuyang naq-ockupa ng mahahalagang
posisyon sa maraming pribado at pampublikong institusvon na may
kinalaman sa kaunlarang pang-rural.
Sa ngalan n9 Unibersidad, buong pagmamalaki akoog nakikiisa
sa mga alumni, opisyal, pamunuan at estudyante ng U.P. Los Banos
sa kanyang pagdiriwang ng ika-pitumpu't isang Loyalty Day at
. Alumni Homecoming. Ang okasyong ito ay lalo pang mahalaga
dahil sa matiyagang pagpaplano "at pag-aasikaso ng College of Agri·
culture Alumni Assoctetton. na nagdaraos ng kanya namang ike-
walumpung embersarvo.
Tunay na napapanahon ang temang "Displina, sipag at tiyaga,
at sapat na tulo09 ng pamahalaan tungo sa repOrmang pansakehan,"
na inyong napHi sa taong ito. Nakikilsa kami at ang buohg samba-
yanang Pilipino sa napaka.angkop na temang ito. Nawa'y maging
matagumpay ang repormang pansakahan at maging dean ito turqo
sa kapayapaan at paq-unlad ng ating bansa.
Muli, maligayang bati.
(Lagda) JOSE V. ABUEVA
Pangulo
From across the seas, I am sending my warmest greetings and
congratulations to the U.P. Alumni Association in America. on the
occasion of its Third Grand Reunion on October 8 in New York
City: This is a highly significant occasion and I wish I were there
to represent the University of the Philippines, our distinguished
alma mater.
The reunion is not just another day in the busy me of America.
It is a very special event as it signifies the strong bond among U.P.
alumni even far beyond Philippine shores. It is an occasion to renew
that tie that binds us all. Also, to uphold our commitment to
uphold U.P.'s continuing tradition of academic leadership and excel-
lence.
I would like to take this opportunity to inform you that since
I assumed the U.P. presidency, I have initiated various reforms
designed to restore the vitality of our University and make it a
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major instrument of social transformation in our country. The
concept of socialized tuition and the gradual use of Filipino in
undergraduate instruction are examples of the current initiatives,
We, in the U.P. oommunity and inthe Philippines, are proud of
you. We wish you complete success in' this affair and subsequent
ones. We will continue to be in touch with you.
Mabuhayl
(Sgd.l JOSE V. ABU EVA
President
Greetings to the U.P. Epsilon Chi Fraternity of the College of
Engineering on the celebration of its 25th anniversary on October
2 this year.
Through its programs, the Epsilon Chi Fraternity has consis--
tently produced among its members well-rourkted engineers who
have contributed positvely not only to the development of the
College of Engineering but the University as well.
I am please that your fraternity has undertaken projects includ·
ing the asphalting of the parking lot behind Melchor Hall, and
the ongoing project to reactivate the- Engineering Fountain.
1 am. hopeful that through your creed: "We believe in goal
and that goal is creation, for. no sooner will we be builders c'
nations," you will help prove that today's youth are Indeed t
hope of our country's future.
May I wish you more success in your goals and may you have
many mare years of productive anc:i successful activities.
(Sgd.l JOSE V. ABU EVA
President
Greetings to the U.P. Namnamal
As a duly recognized organization of Ilocano students in the
University, it is indeed heartwraming to learn that vouwtu hold,
as one of your main activities, the ."Sirib," a quiz show among
high school students in La Union, 'llocos Sur, Abra, and ltoccs
Norte, On October 10 at Vigan, I locos Sur.
i wish to commend you on your worthwhile educational under-
taking for it may help raise interest in the quest for knowledge
among high school students in your region. A
May your endeavor serve as an example to other groups i
search of worthwhile projects to pursue. And through this project,
may your organization be able to help stimulate interest in the
advancement scholarship, diligence and other similar ideals among
our youth today.
ISgd.1 JOSE V. ABUE'!A'
President
MaHgayang pagbati sa mga kasapi ng U.P. Ibalon sa inyong ike-
15 an lbersarvc.
Ikinagagalak ko na ipinagpapatuloy ninyo eng inyong magandang
layunin na mapalaganap ang kulturang Bikol sa pamamaqlten. ng
pagtatanghal ng PADUNUNGAN·S9. •
Tunay at nababagay sa okasyong ito ang temang "Pagtataguyod
ng Wikang Filipino sa Sistemang Pang~Edukasyon sa Paglinang ng
Makabayang Kamalayan Tunga sa lsang Pambansang Peqkekaki-
lanlanan." Oita sa Unibersidad, naslmulan na natin ang mala-
wakang paqtuturo ng Filipino, Ang paggamlt nito ay naglalayong
mapasulong ang keunlararqpambansa.
Muli, maligayang pagbati.
(Lagda) JOSE V. ABU EVA
Pangulo
 SOARD OF REGENTS The Honorable Lourdes B. Quisumbing, Chairman, Secretary,
Department of Education, Culture and Sports e The Honorable Jose V. Abueva,
President, University of the Philippines eThe Honorable Edgardo J. Angara, Chair·
man, Senate Committee on Education eThe Honorable Carlos M. Padilla, cbermen.
House Committee on Education e The Honorable Francisco Nerneneo. ·Jr. e The
Honorable Gonzalo A. Bongolan e The Honorable Ponciano GA. Mathav, President l

U.P. Alumni Association eThe Honorable Cesar A. Buenaventura e The Honorable

Angelita T. Reyes e The Honorable Flerida Ruth p. Romero The Honorable
Clemente C. G atmaitan e The Honorable Delfin L. Lazaro e The Honorable
Primo E. GonzaleseDr. Emerlinda R. Roman, Secretary.

OFFICERS OF THE ADMINISTRATiON Dr. JaSll V. Abueva,

President e Dr. Gamino H. ~bad, vtce-Presldent for Academic
Affairs. Dr. Felipe M. Medalla. Vice-President for. Planning and
Finance. Dr. Oscar M. Alfonso, Vice-President for Public Affairs
.Dr.. Emerlinda R. Roman, Secretary

EDITORIAL STAFF: Sec. Em_lind. R. Roman, Editor e Meri.

Christine F. Reyes, Managing Editor • AM Estela M. Marquez
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GAZETTE :~::~::.~:;e:::~9:9
JSSN No. 0115·7450

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 . CONTENTS
.Decisions of the Board of Regents

1026th Meeting, 23 November 1989

Appointments, reappointments. etc , , . 103
Transfer to permanent status , . 104
Merging of the Office of Research Publication and
the Office of Continuing Educationand
Extension . . . . .. , . 104
Professorial chahs. '.' ' 104
Management and operation of AIT by Brentwood
Land Corp. " . . . , . . . . . . . . . 104
Realignment and Reprogramming in 1989 of
funds for construction projects of UPV 104
Confirmation of rates approved by the President, .. 104
Change in benefits extended to students appointed
as Resident Assistants of Kalayaan Residence Hall .. 104
Prepared Modlfication of rules on faculty
tenure for the School of Economics . 104
Transfer ofthe management of fees collected by the
Child DevelopmentCenter for Children's Food
and Instructional Materials. . . . 104
Realignment of the requisition for pieces of
teaching equipment . 104
Revision of the return service requirement for
faculty and staff on local fellowship or
study leave with pay .. . , .. . ... 105
Ceilings on the total Administrative Load Credit .
given to faculty members hojdinqedminlstratjve
, position . . . 105
Report on the budgetfor STFAP for the period
June to December 1989 . 105 .
Compensation of faculty members with administrative
positions.. . 105
Grant of allowance to thoseadversely affected by
Cover Story
~L . 105
Supplemental budgets , . 105
The fervent wish in the heart of every Filipino this
Proposed amendment to the rule governing the
Christmas is that peace will finally reign in our coup-prone determination of the Honorarium for jacket!
country. cover designer. . . . , . 105
The first week of December heralded not only the Donation from Caltex Phils., Inc. of IBM
coming of Yuletide but also the most devastating coup central processing units. , . 105
attempt the country has experienced. President Abueva Contract between UPV and Chain ConstructionCorp. 105
and UP community condemned the iast coup and pledged Memorandumof Agreement between UP and PLOT Co. 105
"to peacefully resist any government that comes to power Contract of lease between UPV and Gregorio Gomez 105
through military force or violence." Contract of lease between UP and FCK Development
The President also suspended classes in the UP campuses Corp. . . . -, 105
Contract of lease between UP and Mrs. Emma C, Ramas. 105
of Dillman and Manila. This was in response to 'parents'
Rental Agreement between UPLB Postharvest Horticulture
urgent requests to have their children home during this time Training and Research Center and the Phil.
of national emergency. Duplication, Inc , . . . .. . . . 105
All the planned Christmas activities including the Negotiated contract between UPLB National Institute
Lantern Parade were cancelled. It was, however clarified
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that classes for this semester will be' extended based on the
of Biotechnology and Applied Microbiology
and Retrade International Corp . 105 o
number of days lost. General Construction Agreement between UP and
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Kanlaon Construction Enterprise Co., Inc 105 0-
Memorandumof Agreement between UPV and NHA . 105 ...,
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ERRATA Agreement to Cooperate between UP and the I:l

In the Volume XIX, Number 3,July-September 1988
Universityof Cincinnati.. .
Memorandumof Agreement between UP and the
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Claret Formation Center . 105 3
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Memorandumof Agreement among the Secondary
under the item "Transfer to permanent status," only Education Devetopment Project of DECS, the Bureau ...
Sophie P. Peiia's permanency as faculty memb:~ was ~p­ of Secondary Educationand UP System. . . . . . .. .. 105 <C
proved. The Board deferred action on those ponuons with Memorandumof Agreement among the Institute of 00
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rank betowassoclate professor. We would like to offer our Pertanian Bogor , Kasetsart University, Universitas
apologies to the concerned parties. Gadjah Mada, Universiti Pe-tanlen Malaysia and
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 UPLB-5EAMED. Regional Cenfer for Graduate Study Memorandum No. 43 report on disruption of classes
and Research in Agriculture. . . . . . . . . . . .. 106 __ caused by students or University employees: . . . . . , . ~109
Memorandum of Agreement between UPLB and the Memorandum No. 44 seed money for the UP Assessments
Industrial Asia Development Centre, Inc. . . . . , .. 106 on the State of-the Nation Project .. 109
Memorandum of Agreement between the UPLB Memorandum No. 48 call for the 1989 Annual Heport 109
Department of Agricultural Process Engineering
and Technology and Agricultural Mechanization LETTERS
Development Program.. . " 106
Memorandum of Understanding between UPLB and the To Secretary Lourdes A. Quisumbing .. .. . . . . 110
Southeast Asian Minister of Education Organization, To Ambassador Oleg M. Sokolov . . . . . . . . . . 110
Regional Center for Graduate Study, , '106 To Mr. Antonio S. licuanan. . . .. . . 110
Memorandum of Understanding between UP Dillman, To Mr. Hermenegildo Zavco . . .. ,.. , . 111
through NEe and PNOC, through its Energy Research To Congresswoman Anna Dominique "Nikki" Coseteng . 111
and Development Center, . . . . . . . . .. . 106 To Ms. Lydia B. Echauz . . .' .. , . . . . , . 112
Memorandum of Agreement between UPLB Office To Ms. Aimee P. Milagrosa.. .,. . .". 112
of the Director of Extension and the Phil. Association To Congressman ~elestino E, Martinez,Jr, , . 112
of Agricultural Education. .. . . . . . . .. 106 To Mr. Honorato Y. Aquino. . .. " " " . 113
Memorandum of Agreement between UPlB College of To Senator Edgardo J. Angara , .. , .
113
Agriculture and the Netherlands Fellows'" - To Congressman Carros M. Padllla .. . ,
113
Foundation . .. 106 To Chancellor Ernesto G. Tabujara. . . . . . . . . 113
Appo intment of members of the Board of Trustees To Prof. Jurgen Timm , . . . .. ., , . . . . . . . . 114
of the UP Vargas Museum and Filipiniana Research To Mr, Amante Jimenez, Jr. .. . . 114
Center , , , , . . . 106 To Secretary Miriam Defensor-Santiago . . .. . . 114
Appointment of University officials , , 106 ToMr.JoseS.laurellll .. , ,': .. , . 114
Maners for information .. 106' T. Ms. Ofelia J, Silapan. • . . •. , ..• , ..• , •.•• 1.15
To President Ellis E. McCune of CalifOrnia
1027th Meeting, 18 Docemb... 1989 State University, .. ,. , . . . . . . . . . . . . . 115
To Atty. Enrique M, Bela . . . . , , . . . . 116
Appointments, promotjons wttjr salary increase, etc . 106 To Secretary Raul S. Manglapus. ., . 116
Transfer to permanent status " ... ,.. , ,. .. 107 To Secretary Fiorello R. Estuar . . . . . . . . . .. .. ,. 117
Acceptance of the offer of Pillpinas Shell Petroleum To Mr. Sebastian Angliongto , . . . . . 117
Corp. to lease a piece of UP property, . . . , .. . .. 107 To President William H. Kreutz, S.J. of Ateneo
Establishment of the "Dr. Jim'my Go Puen Seng de Zambcenqa , . . 117
Professorial Chair in Journalism" , . .. 107 ' To Secretary Jesus Estanislao ',' . . . . .. , . 117
Reprogramming of funds..", , , . 107 To Mayor Erlinda N. Britanico . . . . . . , . l1B
Appointment of University officials , .. .. 107 To Arrbassador Tsuneo Tanaka. . . 118

ADMINISTRATIVE CIRCULARS MESSAGES

Executive Order No.7 popularization of the research Sa UP Delta Lambda Sigma Sorority.. .. . . 116
project entitled: "J nterrelationships of Population, . To the Graduating Class of UP College Tacloban , .. 118
Human Resources, Development and the Philippine To UP Rayadillo Honor Guard Battalion. ., , 118
Future" , , ~ .. ,. ,.. . . 108 Sa UP Medical Alumni Society .. ... . ,. .. 119
Administrative Order No. 26 creation of University Sa Mga MagsisipaQtapos sa UP School of Economics·.. .. 119
Professorship Committee. , , 10B Sa UP Chemical Engineering Society. . . . . . .. . . 119
Administrative Order No. 28 authorization to Manage Sa UP Home Economics Alumni Association. . . 119 ,
and Supervise by Administration, the construction Sa UP Math Major's Circle , .. , .. 119
of the Cluster Housing on the Ddlrnan Campus, 108

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 DECISIONS OF THE BOARD OF REGENTS
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1026th Meeting, 23 November 1989 Social Sciences and Philosophy, CoII8Qje of
Belinda A. Aquino-reappointment as Professor V of Political
APPOINTMENTS, REAPPOINTMENTS, RENEWA1. OF APPOINT· Science and Public Administration, effective 2 November 1989 until
MENTS, ETC.: 31 May 1990. •
Ernesto A. Constantino-reapJXlintment and change of profes-
The Board approved the following appointments, reappoint- sorial chair from Santiago H. Fonacier Professor of Filipino and
ments, renewal of appo intments, etc.: Philippine Language to CASAA Professor of Linguistics, effective
1 July 1989 until 30 June 1990.
U.P. SYSTEM Leticia A. Lagmav-appointment as UP Investment Portfofic
Associate Professor of Anthropology, effective 1 July 1989 until
Sentro"g Wikang Filipino 30 June 1990.
Ruby Gamboa·Alcantara-appointment as Assistant Director, Werner M. Pfennig-appointment as Visiting Professor, effective
effective 1 November 1989. 2 November 1989 until 31 May 1990.
Michael L. Tan-appointment as MMC Assistant Professor of
U,P, DILlMAN Anthropology, effective 1 January 1990 until 31 December 1990,

Asian Center U.P. LOS BAllloS

Armando S. Malay Jr.-appointment as MMC OJ Associate
Professor of Philippine Studies, effective 1 January 1990' until
Agriculture. College of
31 December 1990. Severino S. Capitan-appointment as UP Endowment Assistant
Professor of Animal Physiology, effective 1 July 1989 until 30
June 1990.
uio, College of
Jules George Joseph De Raedt-appointment as OJ Professor
Arts and Sciences, College of
of Philippine Studies, effective 1 January 1990 until 31 Decem-
Klaus E. Hausherr-appointment as Visiting Professor I of
ber 1990.
Geography, effective 1 June 1989 untii 31 May 1990.
Enrique P. Pacardo-appointment as M.S. Swami nathan Asso-
Baguio, College of
ciate Professor of Environmental Science, effective 1 July 1989
Jules George Joseph De Raedt-appointment as OJ Professor of
until 30 June 1990.
Social Sciences, effective 1 January 1990 until 31 December 1990.
Paul B. Zafaralla-appointment as UP Endowment Associate
Professor of Humanities, effective 1 July 1989 until 30 June 1990.
Business Administration, College of
Filomena M. Cantoria-reappointment and change of professorial
Economics and Management, College of
chair from Philippine National Bank - Protessor of Business
Flordeliza A. LantiC8n--appointme~t as OJ Associate Professor
Administration to Washington Sycip Professor of Business Adminis-
of Agricultural Economics, effective 1 July 1989 until 30 June
tration. effective 1 July 1989 until30June 1990.
1990 .
. Education, College of
Engineerir1l and Agro-Industrial Technology, College of
Dolores F. Hernandez-appointment as professor emeriti. effec-
Danielito T. Franco-appointment as OJ Associate Professor of
tive 23 November 1989.
Land and Water Resources, effective 1 July 1989 until 30 June
1990.
slamic Studies, Institute of
Aileen P. Toohey-appointment as Visiting Researcher, effective
Forestry, College-of .
1 October 1989 until 30 September 1990.
Domingo M. La.ntiean-appointment as Mr. and Mrs. Guillermo
Ponce Professor of Wood TeChnology, effective 1 July 1989 until
Law College of
30 June 1990.
Ruben F. Balane-reappointment as J.B.L. Reyes Lecturer in
Armando A. Villaflor-appointment as Francisco J. Nicolas
Civil Law. effective 1 July 1989 until 30 June 1990.
Professor of Forestry, effective 1 July 1989 until 30 June 1990.
Salvador T. Carlota-reappointment and change of professorial
chair from Benjamin Gozon Professor of Law to Edgardo Angara
Museum of Natural History
OJ Professor of Law, effective 1 July 1989 until 30 June 1990.
Irene R. Cortes-appointment as professor emeriti, effective" Venus J. Calilung-renewal of appointment as Director, Museum'
of Natural History, effective 1 September 1989 until 31 August
1 June 1989.
1990.
Military Science and Tactics, Department of
University Publications Office
Lorenm C. Perez-appointment as Commandant and Depart,
Office thethe Chancellor
ment Head, effective 1 October 1989 until recalled bYAFP.
Crispin C. Maslog-appointment as Director, University Publica-
tions Office. effective 1 September 1989 until 31 August 1990.
Science, Coliege of '
" Neon C. Rosell-appointment as Godofredo Ng Prof. of Zoology, Veterinary Medicine, College'of
effective 1 January 1990 until 31 December 1990. Jose O. Molina-appointment as Dr. Jose A. Solrs and Dr.
Bernd M. Schultze-appointment as Visiting Professor, effective Stewart H. Parker Associate Professor of Veterinary Medicine,
1 October 1989 until 30 September 1990. effective 1 July 1989 until 30 June 1990.

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Office of AlumniAffairs
Office of the Chancellor
Elena San Juan-Fernando-confirmation of appointment as
Chairman, office of Alumni Affairs, effective 20 July 1988 until
9 March 1991 .
Office of Gradu3te and Continuing Education
Office of the Chanceltor
Lada L. Layo·Dan8o-confirmation of appointment as Chairman,
Office of Graduate and Continuing Education. effective 20 July
1988 un.il9 Marcil 1991.
Medicine, Coliege of .
Manuel P. Macapinlac-appointment as Gregorio and Rizalina
lim OJ Professor of Biochemistry, effective tJutv 1989 until 30
June 1990.
"Felix B. Marcelo-appointment as Guillermo Guevarra Associate
Professor of Pathology. effective 1 July 1989 until 30 June 1990.
Romeo F. Quijano-renewal of additional assignment and change
of chair with increase in honorarium from Marsman Assistant
Professor of Pharmacology at P12,OOO p.a. to Hanz Menzi Assistant
Professor of Pharmacology at Pla,OOO p.a., aeffeetive 1 July 1989
until 30 June 1990. .
Pharmacy, College of
Magdalena C. Cantoria-reappointment as Professor VIII, effec-
tive 25 October 1989 until 24 April 1990.
Michael J. LiquBtte-as Assistant Professor I (part-time), effect-
ive 23 November 19139.
Merging of the Office of Res8llrch Publication IORP) and the Office
of Continuing Education and Extension (OCEEI
The Board approved the merging of the Office of Research Pub-
lication (ORP) and the Office of Continuing Education and Ex-
tension (OCEE) to be named Research, Extension and Development
Office lREDO), effective 15 October 1989.
Professorial Chairs
The Board approved the establishment 'of three (3) professorial
chairs at P18,OOO per year per chair to be funded from the UP In-
vestment Portfolio. The chairs shall be assigned to the UP Visayas.
The official title of the chairs shall be determined by the President
in consultation with the UP Visayas Chancellor.
The Board approved the reassignment of the "Pedro P. Chanco.
Jr. and Avelina Cabrera-Ghanoo Professorial Chair in Medical Para-
sitology" from UP Visayas to the College of Medicine of UP Manila.
The Board confirmed the Deed of Donation between the Uni·
versitv and Mr. Chua Giok Hong and approved the establishment of
the "Mr. Chua Giok Hong Professorial Chair".
Management and Operation of the Asian Institute of Tourism by
the Brentwood Land Corporation
The Board approved the management and operation of the
Asian Institute of Tourism by the Brentwood Land Corporation.

Office of Information, Publication and Public Affairs Realignment and Reprogramming in 1989 of funds for Construct-
Office at the Chancellor ion Projects of UPV
Eduardo. C. Tadem-confirmation of appointment as Chairman, The Board approved the realignment and reproqramrnlnq of
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Office of lnforrnation, Publication and Public Affairs, effective funds for two l2) construction projects of UPV.
20 July 1988 cmns March 1991.
Confirmation of rates approved by the President
Office of Research Services The Board approvad the following:
Office of the Chancellor 1. Charging rates for. services rendered in the Out-Patient Depart-
Adriano V. Laudico-confirmation of appointment as Chairman, ment of the Philippine General Hospital.
Office of Research Services, effective 20 July 1988 until 9 March 2. Charging rates for ~he private rooms of the Philippine General
1991. Hospital.
3. Admission fees to the UP Vargas Museum and Filipiniana Re-
U.P. VISAVAS search Center:

Registrar, Office of the University Change in Benefits Extended to Students Appointed as Resident
serena M. Luntao-appointment as Registrar, effective ~ October Assistants of Kalayaan Residence Hall .
1989 until 30 September 1992. The Board approved the change in benefits extended to stu-
dents appointed as resident assistants of Kalayaan Residence Hall
TRANSFER TO PERMANENT STATUS from free tuition and other school fees plus free board and lodging
to payment of 50% tuition and 50% other school fees, plus free
The Board approved the transfer to permanent status of the board and lodging.
following:
Proposed Modification of Rules on Facurty Tenure for the School
U.P. DillMAN of Economics
The Board approved the proposed modification of rules on facul·
Arts and Letters, College of tv tenure for the School of Economics.
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Maybelle K. Gu~man-as Assistant Professor III, effective 1 June
1999. TranSfer of the Management of Fees Coll9Cted by the Child Deve-
...Col lopment Center (CDC) for Children's Food and Instructional Ma·
~ terials
U.P. MANILA
E The Board approved the transfer of the management of fees col-
:l lected by the Child Development Center (CDC) for Children's Food
Z Medicine, Coflege of and Instructional Materials from the College of Home Economics
~" Fe E. Bssesl-as Assistant Professor I (part-time), effective 8 Foundation, Inc. (CHEF) to the University of the Philippines, aod
creation of a UP Trust Account to which the fees will be deposited,
December 1988.
Col Roland S. Capito-as Assistant Professor I {part-time}, effective effective immediately.
E 18 October 1989. .

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Larata A. Fellizar-as Assistant Professor I {part-time], effective
18 October 1989.
Felicitas L Lacrawsn-as Assistant Professor I, effective 1 June
Realignment at the Requisition for pieces of Teaching Equipment
to be purchased, charged against the Graduate Education Develop-
ment Fund (GEDFI .
1989. The Board approved the realignment of the requisition for pieces
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duate Education Development Fund (GEDFl.
Revision of the Return Servlee Requirement for Faculty and Staff
on Local Fellowship o~ Study leave with pay
The Board. approVed the revision of the return service require-
ment for faculty and staff on Local-.Fellowship or Study Leave with
pay.
Ceilings on the Total Administrative Load Credit given to Faculty
Me~bers holding Administrative Positions
The Board approved the ceilings on (he total administrative load
credit given to .faculty members holding admlnlstratjve positions.
Report on the Budget for the Socialized Tuition and Financial As-
si~nce Program for the Period June to December 1989
The Board noted the report on the budget for the Socialized
Tuition and Financial Assistance Program for the period June to
December 1989 for the different constituent universities, as ap-
proved by the President.
.Compensation of F~utty Members with AdministrB1ive Positions
Thp. Board approved the adoption of the following formula in
compensating faculty members with administrative positions (equi-
valent tothat of director) Faculty. salary plus Pl,OOO honorarium
or administrative position salary (equivalent to Grade 26 in the SSL)
whichever is higher, plus-
a. RATA
b. Administrative Load Credit
c. Cumulative -Leave Credit
This shall apply only to directors of University Centers.
Grant of Allowance to those Adversely affected ':JY the Salary
Standardization Law
The Board approved the continuation of the grant of a total of
8% of annual basic salary before the Salary Standardization Law
(SSLl, as of June 30, 1989, less 1989 SSLdifferential. whlcheves
is higher, subject to legal considerations and to availability of funds.
Suppleinenta' Budgets
The Board _approved the Supplemental Budget of P270,OOO for
the Animal Nutrition Analytical Laboratory (ANALABl, lnstltute
of Animal Science.
The Board approved the Supplemental Budget of Pl00,OOO for
the Institute of Forest Conservation Hostel.
Proposed Amendment to the Rule Governing the Determination of
the Honorarium for jacket/cover designer
The Board approved the amendment to the rule governing the
determjnation of the honorarium forjacket/cover designer. "one
jacket/cover design P500 to Pl,OOO as may be determined by the
UP Press Board of Management Director".
'Donation from Caltex Philippines, Inc. of IBM Central Processsing
Units
The Board confirmed the donation from Cattex Philippines, Inc.
of IBM Central Processing Units to be installed at the Computed
Research Center located at UP Los Banos. I
Contract between the UP VisaVas and Chain Construction Corpo-
ration
The Board confirmed the contract between the UP vtseves and
Chain Construction Corporatfon for the construction of Phasel l of
. the Undergraduate Studies Dlvlslcn Building of the UP College
Cebu.
Memorandum of Agreement between the University and t~e Philip-
pine Long Distance Telephone Co. '
The Board confirmed the Memorandum of Agreement between
the University and the Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co.
(PLOT) for construction and installation works in regard to the
University's telephone system.
Contract of Lease between the UP Visayas and Gregorio Gomez
The Board cOnfirmed the contract of lease between the UP
vtsevas and Gregorio Gomez for the lease of one (1) unit resi-
dential house located at 435-A Gen. LLJna St., Iloilo City, to ecce-
modate University officials and guests from all campus who are
on official trips.
.
Contract of Lease between the University and the FCK Develop-
ment Corporation
The Board confirmed the contract of lease between the Unlver-
sttv (Lesser] and the FCK Development Corp. (Lessee) for lease of,
a 10,000 sq. m. UP property to be used exclusively to develop nur-
series and for the economic production of plants ornamental and
fruit-bearing trees. '
Contract of Lease between the ~niversity and Mrs. Emma C. Ramas
The Board confirmed the contract of lease between the Univer·
sity (Lessor) and Mrs. Emma C. Ramas (Lessee} for lease of a
10,000 sq. m. UP property to be used exclusively for the economic
production of orchids end flowers.
Rental !,g~eement between UPLB f!ostharvest Ho'rticulture Training
and Research Center and the Philippine Duplicators, Inc.
The Board confirmed the rental agreement between UPLB Post-
harvest Horticulture Training and Research Center and the Philip-
pine Duplicators, I nco for the rental of plain paper copier for use by
the PHTRC.
Negotiated Contract between the UP Los Baiios National Institute
of Biot~hnology and Applied Microbiology and Rebtrade. Inter- r
national Corporation
The Board confirmed the negotiated contract between the UP
Los Banos National Institute of Biotechnology and Applied Micro·
biology and Rebtrade, International Corp. on roof leak repair and
re-water proofing of concrete gutter of the Biotech Building.
General Construction Agreement between the University and Kan-
. laon Construction Enterprises Co., Inc.
The Board confirmed the general construction agreement
between the Universltv and Kanlaon Construction KCECI Enter-
prises ce., Inco for th.e renovation of the UP Theater (Phase III).
Memo~andum of Agreement b8tWf8n the UP Visayas and tha
National ttousing Authority
The Board confirmed the Memorand·um of Agreement between
the UP Visayas and the National Housing Authority to facilitate the
Introduction of Cooperatives as alternative socia-economic develop-
ment strategy of initiating change in the betterment of the National
Housing Authority's identified communities.
Agreement to Cooperate between· t.he University and the University
of, Cincinnati .
The Board confirmed the agreement to cooperate between the
University and the University of Cincinnati on the establishment of
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exchange programs.
Memorandum of Agreement between the University and the Clar~ "o
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Formation Center
The "Board confirmed the Memorandum of Agreement between ...',"
the University and the Claret Formation Center on academic assist- o
<Il
ance. g
Memorandum of Agreement among the Secondary E~ucation Deve-
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lopment Project of the Department of Education, Culture and ...
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Sports. the Bureau of Secondary Education and the University of ....
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the Philippines System
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The Board confirmed the Memorandum of Agreement among <J:>
. the Secondary Education Development Project of the Department
Edueation,"Culture and Sports, the Bureau of Secondary Education 105
 and the University of the Philippines System on training of regional bers of the Board of Trustees of the UP Vargas Museum and Fili-
trainers insocial studies, physical education. health and music arid plnlana Research Center
.science and mathematics for 'second year private school teachers.
1. Belinda A. Aquino
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Memorandum of Agreement among the Institute rertanian' Bogor, 2. Ofelia R. Angangco
Kasetsart University, Universitas Gadjah Mada, Universiti P~anian 3. Jonathan Malicsi
Malaysia and the University of the Philippines at Los Banos-SEA·
MEO. Regional Center for Graduate Study and Research in Agri· APPOINTMENT OF UNIVERSITY OFFICIALS
culture _. _ , IEXECUTIVE SESSIONI
The Board confinned the Memorandum of Agreement among
the .Instltute Pertanian Bogar, Kasetsart University. Universitas The Board approVed the appointment of the following upon
Gadjah MOOa, Universiti Pertanlen Malaysia and the University of recommendation of the President:
the Phils. At Los Benos-SEAMEO, Regional Center .tcr Graduate 1. Prof. Lourdes De Castro as Vice-C hancellor for Academic
Study and Research in Agriculture on a cooperative program that Affairs, effective 1 November 1989.
will enhance effective. utilization and sharing of their r~sources 2. Prof. Leticia G. Gutierrez as Dean of the College of Phar-
leading to stronger graduate programs and to promote regional macy. effective 23 November 1989 until 22 November 1992.
harmony.

Memorandum of Agreement between UP Los Banos and The Indus- ,

MATTERS FOR INFORMATION

trial Asie Development Centre. Inc.
The Board conf;rmed the Memorandum of Agreement between
U~ Los Banos and the Industrial Asia Development .centre. Inc. on"
an international agricultural exhbition known as PHI LAGRO '90.
The Board not~ the following:
1. Increase "in student fees, effective Second Semester" 1989-90
1.1. Collegian Fee
1.2. Board Fee in Malave, Kalavaan and liang-liang dormi-

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Memorandum of Agreement between the UPLB Department of tories
Agricultural Process Engineering and Technology and Agricultural 2. Increase in Fee for food and instructional. materials collect-
Mechanization Development Program ible from students Of the ChildDevelopment Center
The Board confirmed the Memorandum of Agreement between 3. Report on the squatters at the UP College Baguio Campus
the UPLB Department of Agricultural Proceess Engineering and 4. UPCAT Report
Technology and Agricultural Mechanization Development Program 5. Paper by Prof. Teresita Maceda, Director of the Sentro ng
and the Nestle Phillpplnes. tnc. on a joint project entitled "Soy- Wikang FJlipino, entitled "Mga Pangunahing Konsiderasyon
beans Meal Drying (Phase I)". , sa Paqtikha ng Wikang Filipino"
6, Report on UP Mindanao
Memorandum of .Understanding between UP Los Baftos and the
Southeast Asian Minister of Education Organization, Regional
1027th Meeting, 18 Oecember 1989
center for Graduate Study
The Board confirmed the Memorandum of Understanding
between UP Los Baiios and the Southeast Asian Minister of Educa- APPOINTMENTS, PROMOTIONS WITH SALARY INCREASE,
tion Organization, HeqlonalCenter for Graduate Study on comple- ETC.: , f

mentary activity in enhancing manpower development in agricul-

ture, forestry and related fields. The Board approved the foHowing appointments, promonons
wit~ salary increase, etc.'; !
Memorandum of Understanding between UP Diliman, through ns
National E~ineering Center and the Philippine National Oil Com:' U.P. DillMAN
puny, through its Energy R esearch and Development Center ;
The Board confirmed the Memorandum of \)nderstanding Arts and L'8tters, College of
between UP Diliman, through its National Engineering Center and Fnderick Bidoyet-appointment as Visiting Instructor in French,
the Philippine National Oil Company, through its Energy Research
effective t August 1989 until 31 May 1990.
and Development Center on mutual cooperation on industrial pre-
ventive maintenance activities.
Asian Center
Rene E. Mendoza-appointment as OJ Simeon S. Oatumanong
Memorandum of Agreement between the UPLB Office of the
Professor of Asian Studies, effective 1 January 1990 until 31 De-
Director of Extension and the Philippine Association of A",icultural
cernber 1990.
Educators
The Board confirmed the Memorandum of Agreement between
Budget Office .
the UPLB Office of the Director of Extension and the Philippine Violets A. Pamatmat-promotion with salary increase and
Association of Agricultural Educators on the project called "FAST
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USE: Facilitating Agricultural Systems Technology Utilization for
change of status from temporary to permanent from Fiscal Analyst
and OIC Adni'i'."istration Units Djvlsjon at P27,600 p.a. to Budge;
... Science and Education." Officer IV (22) at p99,aOO p.a.i.effectwe 1 September 1989.
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Memorandum of A",eement between UPLB College of Agriculture
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:l and the Netherlands Fellows Foundation
Controllership and Budget Staff
Budget Office
Z The Board confirmed the Memorandum of Agreement between Adoracion C. Evangelista-promotion with salary increase and
UPLB College of Agriculture and the Netherlands Fellows Found- 'transfer to another unit from Fiscal Analyst at P55,356 p.a. Budget
~ ation of the Philippines, f nc., Southern Tagalog chapter, on a Office to Budget Officer IV (22) at P99,OOO p.a. C.B.S.
~ cooperative activity called AMKAP-LAKAP Project: Assisting and
"E Monitoring of the Netherlands Small Embassy Prciect-Lequrra
Countryside Action Project.
Economics, School of
Herbert Btermann-appointment as Visiting Professor. effective
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30 November 1989 until 31 March 1990.
;> Paul D. Hutchcroft-appointment as Vis"lting Research AsSO-
Vargas Museum and Filipiniana Research Center elate, effective 1 January 1990 until 1 September 199~.
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Housing Business Office
Anania! B. Aurelio-promotion with salary increase and trans-
fer to another unit from Executive Assistant III (20) at PB8,416
p.e. DVPAA to College Business Manager 14 (24) at P121,620 p.e.
HBO, effective 16 December 1989.
Islamic Studies; Institute of
Alef. T. Wasim-appointment as Visiting Professor, effective
1 November 1989 until 31 March 1990.
Law, College of
Pacifico A. Agabin-reclassifieation from Professor Lect. to
Professor tv-et P95,688 p.a., effective 1 September 1989 until 31
May 1990: '
National Institute of Geological Sciences
Science, Co liege of
Chit U. Saing-appointment as Visiting Associate Professor I,
effective tDecember 1989 until 31 May 1990.,
Supply and ProPerty Management OffiCe
Office of the Vice-Chancellor for Administration
Pedro E. Fajardo-promotion with salary increase from Supply
Officer III (181 at P68,040 p.a. to Supplv Officer V 124) at
P121,620 p.m., effective December ,1989.
U.P. LOS BAIllOS
Arts and Sciences. College of
John F. Peberdy-appointment as Visiting Professor of Micro-
biology, effective 19. November 1989 until 25 November 1990.
U.P. MANILA
Arts and Sciences, College of
Joseflna G. Taves-automatic promotion from Assistant Prnfes-
sor VI at P64,272 p.a. to Associate Professor III at P70,992 p.e.,
effective 2 April 1989.
Medicine, 00 liege of
Augusto L. Lingao-promotion wlth salary adjustment to the
minimum from Associate Professor V {part-time] at P39,210 p.e.
to Professor I '(part-time) at P41,208 p.a., effective 3 ~pril 1989.
TRANSFER TO PERMANENT STATUS
The Board approved the transfer, to permanent status of the
following:
Art. and Sciences. College of
Laurie S. Ramiro-as Assistant Professor I of Psychology, ef·
fective 18 December 1989.
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Medicine, College of
. Mary A. Litonjua-as Assistant Professor I (part-time), effective
18 December 1989.
.Acceptance of the Offer of Pilipinas Shell Petroleum Corporation
.to lease 8 piece of UP Property
The Board approved the acceptance of the offer of Plltpinas
Shell Petroleum Corporation to lease a piece of UP Property.
Establishment of the "Or. Jimmy Go Puan Seng Professorial Chair
in Journalism"
The Board approved the establishment of the "Dr. Jimmy Go
Puan 'Seng Professorial Chair in Joumatism" in honor of the late
Or. Jimmy Go Puan Seng.
Reprogrammi~ of Funds
The Board' approved thet reprogramming of CY and 1987 and
1988 savings from obligations of prior years for Capital Outlays
in the total amount of P663,413 under the General Fund (101)
of UP Manila,
The Board approved the reprogramming of the amount of
P620,OOO from the Special Endowment Fund of U.P Manila to
oomplete the construction of the third floor of the Collegeof Allied
Medical Profession (CAMP) Building.
APPOINTMENT OF UNIVERSITY OFFICIALS
(EXECUTIVE SESSION)
The Board approved the creation, of the position of Vice-Pres-
ident for Administration. The Vice-President for the P.dministra-
toin shall be directly responsible to the President for the Univer-
sity's administrative operations.
The Boord approved the appointment of the following upon
recommendation of the President, effective 1 January '1990, or as
otherwise indicated: '
1. Prof, Jose V. Abueva as Chancellor of UP Diliman (concur-
rently, President of the University) ,
2. Prof. Emertinda R. Roman as Vice-President for Adminis-
tration (concurrently, Secretary of the University and of'
the Board of Regents)
3, Prof, Martin V. Greqcrto as vtce-crenceucr for Admlnistra-
tion. UP Visayas
4, Prof. Ester A. Garcia' as Vice-Chancellor for Academic
Affairs, UP Diliman, effectivel April 1990
5. Prof. Ernesto R. Santos as Vice-Chancellor for Admlnistra-
tton. UP Diliman
6, Prof. Olivia C. Caoili as Vice-Chancellor for Student Affairs,
UP Diliman
7. Prof. Oscar L. Evangelista as Vice-Chancellor for Community
Affairs, UP Diliman
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EXECUTIVE ORDER
18 December 1989 , and auditing regulations ..
EXECUTIVE ORDER NO, 7
SUBJECT: Popularization of the Research Project entitled:
"Interrelationships of Population, Human Resources,
Development and the Philippine Future"
WHEREAS, the UNIVERSITY OF THE PHI L1PPINESCENTER,
FOR INTEGRATIVE AND DEVELOPMENT STUDIES (hereafter,
"UP·CIOS") was cr-eated to conduct"and undertake interdisciplinary
researches towards the solution of the nation's priority problem,
which have become compelling due to rapid and infer-connected.
changes in the national, regional and jnternational environ"rrreI1ts;
WHEREAS, the UP-CIOS seeks to establish linka~es and
support ~orthy endeavors and activities' in line with' its objec-
tives;
ADMINISTRATIVE
WHEREAS, the UP·CIOS was granted a two-year research I..:..:..:.:......:..:.:...._.:....
project by the United Nations Fund for Population Activities· .'"
(hereafter, "UNFPA") entitled "Interrelationships of Population,
Human Resources, Development and -, the Philippine Future;"
WHEREAS. there is need to disseminate and popularize the
results and findings of the above-mentioned 're~arch project to as
many publics as possible on a nationwide basis;
WHEREAS: the U.P. College of Mass Communication has sub- .
mitt6d for consideration a project entit'led: POPULARIZATION OF
THE UNFPA-FUNDED RESEARCH PROJECT ENTITLED
'INTERRELATI,ONSHIPS OF POPULATION, HUMAN RE-
SOURCES, DEVELOPMENT AND THE PHILIPPINE FUTURE;
NOW, THEREFORE, for the consideration of the foregoing
. premises, the proposal of the U.P. College of Mass Communication
is herebv approved, subject to the' following conditions·:
1. PROJECT TITLE: The project shall be known 85 "Populari-
zation of the UNFPA-fund~ Research. Project entilled lnterrela-
tionships of Population,' Human Resources, Development aoo the
Philippine Future."
2. OBJECTIVE: The project to be undertaken by the U.P.
CoI,ege of Mass Communication shall help disseminate 'the results
and findings of the l:JNFPA.funded research project entitled "Inter-
relationships of Population, Human Resources, Development and
the Philippine Future," by producing prototype Information mate-
rials to be used for dissemination and public information.
The prctctvpe information materials shall highlight the findings
and demonstrate the interrelationships between Philippine popula-
tion probtams, human resources, and national development.
3. IMPLEMENTATION!' The project shall be implemented
within a period of five (5) months from the start thereof, which
shall not be later tfien December 31, 1989.
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Existing rules of the University to the contrary notwithstanding,
the Project shall be implemented in acordance with Annex "A"
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.ss hereof, including the appclntment of, and the honoraria for,
personnel who will Be involved in the protect.
4, FUND SUPPORT AND RELEASE OF FUND: The project
z=' shall be funded from the financial grant of the UNFPA in the
amount of ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND PESOS
~ Only (P150,OOOI, Philippine currency, which shall be used exclu-
~ sively for the purpose Stated herein.
Ql The project fund shall be released on a claim basis. Upon the
j issuance thereof, Prof. Andres G. Sevilla of the U.P. College of
Mass Communication, who shall be in·charge of the. Project. shall
o be given a cash advance for petty cash expenses not exceeding
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ONE THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED AND NINETY NINE PESOS
Only (P1,999.00), Philippine Currency, ~o be replenished upon
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liquidation thereof. Claims for personal services shall be made at the
end of each month. The basis of payment for personal services, as
well as liquidation of cash advance shall be subject to accounting
5. EVALUATION. In accordance with the rules of the Unlver-
sity and the UP-CIOS, an evaluation shall be conducted at mid-term
and-at the termination of the project, for the purpose of ascertain-
ing whether indeed progress has been made and whether it is within
its timetable and workplan.
6, FINAL ACCEPTANCE. Final acceptance of the prototype
information materials shall depend on the recommendation ot the
Director of UP-CIDS, who shall then approve final payment of the
balance of the Project.
This Order shall take effect immediately.
Diliman, Quezon City; 18 December, 1989.
(Sgd.l JOSE V. ABUEVA
President
ORDERS ~---_,
2 October 1989
ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER NO, 26
SUBJECT: Creation of a University Professorship Committee
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There is hereby created a University Professorship Committee
with the President as Chairman, the Vice-President for Academic
Atfatr s as Vice-Chairman, and the following as members;
Prof. Jose Encarnacion
Prof. Gelia Castillo·
Prof. Edito Garcia
Prof. Apollnatio Nazarea
Prof. Oscar M. Alfonso
The Committee shall screen 'and recommend .the most deserving
faculty members for appointment as University Professors.
The first meeting of the Committee is on Friday, 13 October at
3:00 P,M., in the Office of the President Conference Room.
Attached for ready reference are the following documents:
- Minutes of the 1010th BOR meeting on 11 March 1988 on the
University Professors Program;
- Minutes of the ·l~17th BOA meeting on 8 December 1988
c1arifyi~ the status of.a University Professor.
(Sgd,) JOSE V. ABU EVA
President
17 October 1989
ADMINISTRATIVE OROER NO 28
TO The Dean
U.P. College of Architecture
SUBJECT Authorization to Manage and Supervise by Admin-
istration, the Construction of the Cluster Housing
on the Ditiman Campus ~
- Pursuant to the approval by the Board of .Regents at its 1021 st
meeting on May 29, 1989 of the Courtyard Housing Project, the
College of Architecture Dean and faculty are hereby directed "to
manage and supervise by administration, in cooperation with
the Campus Planning, Development. and Maintenance Office,
the constructionaf cluster housing on the Dillman Campus as a
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.teSfBrch and development project of the College, subject to the oonceptiJalization of their toptc. The composition of the Working
following oonditions: Group is as follows:
1. The project shall be under the overall supervision and control Prof. Gemino H. Abad - Chairperson
of the Dean of the College of Architecture. Prof. Carolina G. Hernandez, Vice-Chairperson
2. Two clusters, at 34 units each.jar a total of 68 units, shall be Prof. Belinda Aquino
constructed . Prof. Priscila Manalang
3. The construction shall be in accordance with the project Prof. Apolinario Nazarea
proposal appended hereto. / Prof. Malaya C. Ronas
4. The funding for the project, which shall not exceed P7.2 This Memorandum takes effect trnrnedlatelv.
Million,_ shall be charged against the earnings of the Basilan
land Grant. ISgd.l JOSE V. ABUEVA
5. Pertinent acoounting and auditing rules and regulations, President
as well as University policies, rules and procedures govern-
ing construction and related matters, shall be observed.
6. The Dean is hereby authorized to enlist the services or
assistance of other U.P, personnel and offices as he may deem
appropriate. 21 November 1989
7, Honoraria or allowance may be granted .tc personnel involved
in the project as are authorized under existing resolutions of MEMORANDUM NO. 43
the Board of Regents; provided, that payment thereof shall
be subject to prior approval by the President. TO : Chancellor Ernesto G. Tabujara
.. 8. The Dean shall submit a monthly report on the progress U,P: Diliman
of the Project. .... SUBJECT Report on Disruption of ClassesCaused by Students
All University officials and other staff are enjoined to extend or University Emplcvees
ch assistance as may be requested them for the successful prcsecu-
n of this undertaking. It has come to my attention that classes were disrupted or not
held, and faculty were prevented from getting into their classrooms
(Sgd.l JOSE V. ABUEVA and offices, on Thursday, November 16, and Monday, November
President 20, because of physical obstruction, such as the padlocking of gates
or the piling up of chairs to block access to classrooms and offices.
In our PAC meeting last week, you confirmed these actions which
MEMORANDA are violative of University rules. Students were prevented from at-
tending their classes against their will, thus depriving them of their
right as students, .
24 October 1989
I am asking you to submit a full report on such actions in rela-
tion to the applicable University rules. I shall also ask our General"
MEMORANDUM NO. 44
Counsel to look into"the "maner for possible dlsclpllnarv action.
Thank vou..
To: : Chancellor Ernest'o G. Titbujara, UP Oiliman
Chancellor Raul P. de Guzman. UP Los Banos
.(Sgd.l JOSE V. ABUEVA
Chancellor Ernesto O. Domingo, UP Manila
President
Chancellor Francisco Nemenzo, UP vfseves

From President Jose V, Abueva

bject : Seed Money For The UP Assessments on the State of 21 Decerroer 1989
the Nation Prclect
MEMORANDUM NO. 49 I
At a meeting on the UP Assessments on the State of the Nation
Project held on 17 Octc'rer 1989, the Project's Steering Committee ~
TO : All Chancellors
and Working Group decided to provide seed money grants to the SUBJECT Call for-the 1989 Annual Report ;0
eight (8) Theme Coordinators and various topic convenors tn the
following amounts: Please provide guidance to all your component units in tbe pre-
o
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1 A minimum amount of Five Thousand Pesos (PS,OOOI and
. a maximum amount of Ten· Thousand Pesos (Pl0,OOOI to
each Theme Coordinator, and
2. Five Thousand Pesos IPS,OOOI to each topic convenor whose
paration of the 1989 Annual Report using the format distributed
during the October 19, 1989 meeting of the President's Advisory
Council.
Annual Reports of the constituent universities (with all the incii-
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group has conceptualized its task and submitted its research' vidual colleqefunlt reports as attachments) shall be submitted to this 0
plan to the Working Group.
The Working Group has been authorized to determine the exact
Office on or before 30 June 1990.
The University Annual Report for 1989 shall come out on or
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on the basis of the scope of work identified ~nder the Coordinator's For your guid-ance and implementation. •
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The Worki,ng Group shall also determine the eligibility of topic
convenors to receive seed rrcnev on the basis of their gr~ups'
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HISTORICAL PAPERS AND DOCUMENTS'
LETTERS
6 October 1989'
,Ref. No. JVA-8~435
Honorable Lourdes R. QuisumbiniJ
'.
Secretary
Department of Education, Culture & Sports'
Palacio del Gobemadcr •!
lntramuros, Manila
Dear Secretary Quisumbing:
The Sub-Committee on Student Welfare of the Committee
on Education, House Representatives, convened a meeting yesterday
where the only item on the agenda was the decision of the Universi-
ty of the Philippines to phase out, starting schoolyear 1989-90,"
the U.P. College Baguio High School IUPCB-HSI.
The meeting was convened upon representation of the Hen.
Honcreto . Aquino of Baguio who wanted to explore the JX)ssibil-
ity of the U.P. Board of Regents reconsidering its decision to phase
out the UPCB-HS. Through the initiative of the Sub-Committee
Chairman, the Hon. Mario Gene J. Mendiola, it was decided that the
Pr"esfdent of the University of the Philippines shall explore with
the Department of Education, Cufture and Sports IDECS), 'the ,
Department of Science and Technology (COST), and the Cordil- !
lera Autoncmcus Region (CAR), the possibllitv of establishing
a. Cordillera Region Science High School to take the place of the
UPCB-HS, which shall cease to exist after schoolyear 1991·92.
The regional science high school that is envisioned shall operate
within the framework of the Cordillera Autonomous Region and
outside· of the U.P." System. The U.P., however, shall render its
assistance in conceptualizing the high school and making available.
its expertise in.curriculum and staff development.
The lJndersignect promised to submit as soon as practlceble to
Congressman Mendiola the list of members/of an Ad Hoc Com-
mittee consisting of repr~entative from UP, DECS, COST, and .
CAR. Because of the crucial role of .the OECS in this exploration,
we would like to request your kind assistance in naming a senior
member of your staff for membership in this COmmittee ..
We shall be pleased if you could honor us by joining us in'this
effort to help the growth of science education in the Cordilleras.
Sincerely yours,
ISgd.) JOSE V. ABUEVA
President
16 October 1989
Ref. No. JVA-89-440
Hon. 0189 M. Sokolov
Ambassador
Embassy / of the Union of Soviet
Socialist Republics
Makati, Metro Manila
Cear Ambassador SOkolov:
, SincerelY yours,
Thank you for your letter of 2 October which we received on
the Bth. Messrs. L.T. Chufrin , LV. Podberezsky, and A.B. Popov;
-of the Institute of Oriental Studles, USSR Academy of Sciences,
110 , ere most welcome to the University of the Philippines.
)
I will just be returning from Australia on December 14. Decem-
ber 16 and 17 happen to be a weekend. December 18, a Monday,
would be a good day for meeting with our faculty.
Knowing our culture, you are most probably aware that mid-
December is a period of intense festivities. Such an ettnosphere.mev
not be extremely conducive to prolonged serious discussion. In any
case, academics are often able to transcend delightful dfverslcns.
We would deeply appreciate knowing beforehand from our
I distinguished visitors their particular areas of interest in order
that our colleagues may be better able to prepare themselves for a
fruitful interaction with them. We, would also appreciate short
copies of their hie-data.
We look forward to a mutua.lly beneficial relationship between
our University and the USSR Academy of Sciences.
With our highest esteem.
Sincerely vcurs,
(Sgd.1 JOSE V. ABUEVA
President
16 October 1989
Ref. No. JVA-ll9-439 ..
Mr. Antonio S. Lleulnan
I Executive Vlce-Presldent
Jubilant Foods Corporation'
Alabang Interchange
Alabang, MUritinl.upa
;
Dear Mr. Licuanan:
- '. .
This refers to your letter dated 27 September 1989 regarding
the awarding of the lease of .the AIT House to the Manila Bankers
Life Insurance Corporation.
We believe that the Joint Committee on Bids and Awards and
AIT Privatization Committee, in making its final recommendation
to award the lease contract to Manila Banker's Life Insuran
(MBLl) did so in the best interest of the University. As stlpulat
in the Invitation to Bid, "the UP reserves the rlghtto reject any or
all bids, to waive any informality therein, and to accept any cr.au
offers that may be considered advantageous to the University,"
Records show that no official notice of award was ever released
when the, Joint Committee, after careful deliberation, decided to
allow your company, Jubilant Foods Corp. and MBll to make
one final offer on the monthly rental, professorial chair subsidy and
research endowment.' Thus, on 13 September 1989, your final bid
proposals were opened and read before the Joint Committee.
Unfortunately for Jubiland Foods, the offers of MBLl were found
to be more acceptable and beneficial to the University,
The Board of Regent, in accePting the Joint Committee's recom-
mendation, studied the bid offers of both Jubilar1d and MBLl,
including the business plan for the rehabilitation and takeover
of the AIT House. and decided that MBlI's prcpcsat is more
advantageous to the University.
Thank you very much for the interest you have shown in your
earnest participation in the AIT House bidding.
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President
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Ref. No. JVA-89·441
Mr. 'Harmenegildo Zayco
President
Textile Mills Association «-
of the .Philippines, Inc.
Alexander House, 132 AmctscloSt.
Legazpi Village, Makati
Dear Mr. zsvec:
This·is in reply to your letter of 23 September.
I made some preliminary inquiries about programs we now have
in the area of textile technology. Our College of Home Eoonomics
has a Department of Clothing, Textiles and Related Arts which
offers both undergraduate and graduate courses in textiles: Attached
herewith is a description of the courses they offer.
In the rnid-1950s, our College of Engineering considered offering
an academic program in Textile Engineering. One faculty member
was in fact sent to Lowell TeChnological Institute of Massachusett~
in 1956, and he returnA with a master's degree in Textile Engineer-
ing. Unfortunately" that faculty member is no longer with us, as
, he joined Gentex many years ago.
That is about the only information I can give you for, now as
I am still awaiting the comments of 'the Deans of our College of
Engineering and College of Home Econcmicsrand the Director of
the Institute for Small-Scale Industries to whom I referred your
letter for comments. ' ~o laboratory schools (the UPIS and uonc High); Our concept of
Rest assured that I shall write you again as soon as I receive more
inforrnatlon'from our deans. ...
With all gOod wishes,
Sincerely yours,
!Sgd.J JOSE V. A.BUEVA
President
16 October 1989
Ref. No. JVA·89·442
The Honorable
Anna Dominique "Nikki" M.L Cosete~
Representative -
Thfrd.Dlstrlct of Quezon City
House of Representatives
Ouezon CitY
Dear CongresSVoJoman Coseteng:
This is with reference to your letter of 21 September 1989
inquiring about the U.P. Board of Regents' decision to phase out
the U.P. College Baguio High School.
. Attached herewith are excerpts from the minutes of two Board '
meetings, one held on 30 January ·1989 when the Board decided to
phase out the high school, and another meetlrq held on 25 April
1989 when the Board reiterated its earlier decision:
The University of the Philippines is a tertiary-level institution
and its purpose, as spelled out in its Charter, is'''~o provide advanced
.lnstructlcn . i.n literature, philosophy, the science 'and arts, and to
give professional. and technical training." While the new Constitu-
tion provides that "The State shall protect and promote the rights
of all citizens to quality education at all levels and shall take appro-
priate steps to make such education accessible to all," the mandate
for U.P. in light of its Charter is to provide advanced instruction at
the University level (rather than secondary or high echooll.
As explained in the attachment to this letter, the U.P. Board
of Regents approved the establlshrnent of the UPCB High School
in 1972 essentially to support the tertiary·level prOgrams were not
being met, 'the University has decided "to gradually phase out the
operation of the High School, without prejudice to the graduation
.of all those who are already enrolled at all year levers j~ high school
there. I
The resources that the University would otherwise use for
running the High School will now be utilized instead to support and
strengthen' University-level programs in U.P. College Baguio to
make them more relevant to the needs of our people in the Cordil-
lera Region.
Please note that the U.P. College 8aguio High School has been
under review as early as 1986 (long before the passage of the law on
free secondary eoucancqj, a review that of course involved con-
sultation not only with faculty and students but also with parents,
alumni, and the ~mniunity> in general. As to other high schools
in the University, there are four others: !J.P. Integrated School
(UPIS) in OiHman, which is laboratory school of our College of
Education; the Rural High School in U.P. Los Banos, which is. a
special science hlqh-schcol: the U.P. Iloilo High School in ·U.P,
Visayas .(UPV), which is a laboratory s~hool of the Department
of Professional Education in the UPV College of Arts and Sciences;
and the U.P. Cebu High School which, together with U.P. Rural
High School, are now under review. The University proceeds with its
review as circumspectly as possible because circumstances differ,
and because democratic consultation with all sectors is important.
Please also note that, following the DECS guidelines in imple-
mentation of the law (RA 6655), all state high schools, in areas
where there are existing secondary schools, would now have to
start phasing out. U.P. could probably retain Over time only
"laboratory", incidentally, includes the idea of "democratized
access". to colteqe education for students from low-income families,
which ties up with the now much-publicised U.P. "Iskolar ng
Bayan" Program of (Socialized Tuition and Financial Assistance
Program: STFAPI.
With all good wishes and ~ssuranees of our deep esteem.
Sincerely yours,
(Sgd.J JOSE V. ABUEVA
President
17 October 1989
Ref. No. JVA-89-443
Ms. Lydia B. Echauz:
Execut Ive Director
Government Fellows Program
Jaime V. Ongpin Foundation
I nstltute of Business and Government
130 ':t.V. de la Costa Street, Makati ..
P.O.8ox 2367
Dear Ms. Echauz:
This is in response to your ietter inviting the Uni·;ersity of the
Philippi~es to participate in' the Government ·Fellows Program
(GFP) administered by the Jaime V. Ongpin Foundation Institute
of Business and Government. We congratulate the Foundation for
the laudable mission it has embarked on. Indeed we believe, as you
do', in providing some government agencies with much needed, be-
cause highly qualified, experts in the formulation and implemen-
tation of their various programs, and at the same time instilling
a sense of public service and social rssponsibilitv among participat-
ing Fellows.
I circulated vcur letter and the brochure on the GFP to some
of our senior officials in the University. On careful reviC\'V, we have
decided to participate in the GFP as a benefactor. For many years
new, the University has been giving this kind of assistance to some
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 9O.vernment entities. University policies allow our faculty to be on 20 October 1989
special detail or on detail by secondrnent by the reQuesting agen-
cies, in instances when the services of our faculty .ere needed and I Ref. No. JVA-89461
when Our own needs in the University so permit. These arrange- I

ments are, of course, subject to certain conditions set forth by Han. Cetestino E. Martinez, Jr.
t~e University. There are at present a number of our-faculty on House of Representatives
special detail and holding key positions in government agencies. Constitutional Hills
Should there be experts from industry who are qualified to teach I Ouezon City
and who can be sponsored by their ccmpanjes. we"shall be glad to
welcome their services under a mutually agreeable arrangement. Dear Congressman Martinez:
'I'm pleased to work wlth you in the National Media Council.
I wish you success in your u~ertakings~ Thank you for your letter of 5 October 1989 calling our atten-
tlOn- to-the proliferation of squatters inside the premises of U.P.
Sincerely yours, I College cebu..
I have requested Chancellor Francisco Nemenzo of U.P. Visayas
(Sgd.1 JOSE V. ABUEVA \ and Prof. Helen Banez who is Officer-in-Charge of U.P. College
President Gebu to immediately look into the matter.
We thank you for your concern and all the past help vouheve
extended to the Unjversitv.
With our best wishes.

18 October 1989 S~CerelY YOu~S,

Ref. No. JVA-89~445 (Sgd.l JOSE V. ABU EVA

President
Ms. Aimee P. Milagrol8
8.S.U. Compound
B.S.U. La Trinida:d. Banguet
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DearMs. Milagrosa:' 20 October 1989

Your letter of July 13; 1989 -to Presktent Corazon Aquino was
referred to me and I am happy to respond to your concern about
the phase-out of the UP College Baquio High School. I understand
, perfectly the sentiments that you expressed in your letter. The deci-
sion to phase out your school was a -painful one', but it had to be
done. Before recommending its phase-out, we had several studies
and reviews of the performance of your school by responsible com-
mittees and faculty groups in UP. On the basis of these studies,
WEt could not justify continuing the operations of your school.
The enclosed Primer will explain further the various issues
involved in the decision -to discontinue the high school. Please
understand that our decision was, not meant to discriminate against
Cordillerans, as some people make it out to be. As you will note
in the Primer. I myself was involved in efforts to bdng peace in the
Cordilleras in the recent past: . Center; Patricio Lazaro, Dean of UP College of Baqulo: a· senior
The Department of Education, Culture, and Sports, thru under-
secretary Luis Baltazar is now attending to possible arrangements
regarding the eccornmodatlon in DECS-GAR schools Of those
Ref. No. JV A-89·463
Hon. Honorato Y. Aquino
House of Representatives
Constitutional Hills
Quezon City
Thank you for your telegram received today. I do appreciate
your concern.
As we have Informed you earlier, the 00 hoc Committee for a
Cordillera Science High School has already been formed, consist-
ing of Abrlino A'ydinan; Adoracion Ambrocio, Director of the Phil-
ippine Science High School; Julieta Savellano, Dean of our College
of Education; Portirio Jesuitas, Director of o~~:Science Education •
bECS official to be designated by Secretary Quisumbing; and Edgar-
do Pacheco, our Vice-Chancellor for Academic Affairs.
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students affected by the Supreme' Court's decision. On the other
hand, the Sub-Committee on Student Welfare" of the Committee
Committee, as he decides. Dean Lazaro represents all of U.P. College
Baguio , which includes the high school department. Atty. Sanidad
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~ on Edu~ion. House of Representative_s~ is looking into the I and Mr. Alonzo can be invited by the Committee for their view-s as
c possible creation of a Cordillera Region Science High School outside
of the UP System to take the place of the UPCB High School.
resource persons.
With best regards:
i=-< We are assisting the Sub-Committee in this undertaking.
OJ I want to know how much I appreciate your making known Sincerely yours,
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your feelings cj)out the issue. I hope you and your friends will
respect the- ruling of the Supreme Court upholding our decision. (Sgd.l JOSE V. ABU EVA
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 20 October 1989 We have also requested Senator Angara to sponsor the same bill
in the Senate. .
ReI. No. JVA-89-459
Please accept our sincerest thanks for this and past help that
you have extended to us.
Han. Edgardo J. Angara
With Our best wishes.
Senate of the Philippines
Manila
Sincerely yours,
Dear Senator Angara:
ISgd.l JOSE V. ABUEVA
President
Knowing your abiding interest in education and your kinship
to the University, of the Philippines as an alumnus and former
President, may I transmit to you this resolution by the constituents
of U.P.. Manila. In it they express their desire to recover the land
and buildings formerly belonging to the University. This resolution
31 Oktubre 1989
na~ the full support of the U.P: Board of Regents, Repossession.
of these propertlas will enable the health sciences units to expand
ReI. No. JVA-89-473
their service to our countrymen through increased number of
graduates and relevant academic programs.
Kgg.· Ernesto G. Tabujara
We seek your support in this project by requesting you to
Chancellor, V.P. Diliman
sponsor the necessary legislation to legitimize V.P:s claim to its
former properties (please see draft bill attached). Once that is
Kagalang-galang na Chancellor Tabujara:
accomplished we are prepared to wait until such time when the
occupants, C?n their own volition, vacate the properties.
. We have also requested Congressman Padilla to sponsor the Sa aming pulong ngayong umaga, napag-atam kOr}9 wala pang
'same bill in the House of Representatives. nakatakdang optslna ang ating Sentro ng Wikang Filipino ,(SWF)
As our main advocate in the Senate, we wish to let you know gayong magsisimula na si Prop. Teresita Mac~a sa kanyang tung-
that your efforts are very much appreciated. kulin bilang direktor ngayong Nobyembre 2, 1989~
With o~r best wishes; • Dahlf mahalaga ang SWF sa pagsasatupad n9 Palisl sa Wika
n9 Unibersidad, kanais-nais sana kung ito ay matatagpuan sa isang
lugar na gitna sa mga kolehiyO at kaguruang nangunguna sa pagta-
Sincerely yours, taguyod ng parisi at masigasig na tumutulong sa pea-tmptementa
nita. Mas madaling matutupad ng SWF ang mga tungkulin nitong
paklkipaq-uqnav sa iba't ibang kolehiyo at yunit sa U.P., paglulun-
ISgd,) JOSE V. ABUEVA •
sad n9 mga aktibididades at proyektong panq-wfka. Kailanqan ding
President may sapat na espasyo ang SWF para sa aklatan at data bank nito,
pagdaos ng konsultatibong mga pulong, at pagsagawa ng mga
pananaliksik.
Nakfkinita ko -na ang plnakalchikal na lugar para sa tanggapan ng
20 October 1989 SWF ay ena'Pacuttv Oenter. Mangyari sanang biqvan natin ng one-
ridad and paglaan ng espasyo para sa SWF. Napaq-alaman kong
ReI. No. JVA-89-460 mababakante ang Faculty Canteen. fto jana ang maibibigay nat in sa
SWF.
Hon. Carlos M. Padilla Maraming salamat sa inyong pagpapahalaga at tulong.
House of Representatives
Constitutional Hills
Sumasainyo,
Quezon City
{Lagdal JOSE V. ABUEVA
Dear Congressman Padilla: Pangulo
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As someone who :knows intimately the problems of the Univer~
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sity of the Philippines, we are seeking. your help in the effort of
of U.P. Manila to recover the land aOO buildings that were once C"l
part of the original Unlversltv of the Phlllpplnes. When the Univer- III
2 November 1989 N
sity transferred to Diliman in 1949 it was not anticipated that in
the future, autonomous universities in different campuses will Rol. No. JVA-89->l77
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develop. As a result most of the land and buildings owned by U.P:
Manila were utilized by other government agencies. With the trans-
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fer of the Department of Foreign Affairs to another location and Rector
the probable transfer- of other agencies in the future it is only fair University of Bremen 0
that U.P. takes possession of its former properties. • Bibliothekstrasse . a"
U.P. Manila has passed a resolution, hereto attached. expressing
its earnest desire to regain ownership of said properties. The Board
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of Regents, .at its 1024th meeting held 0'1 August 24, 1989
expressed full support to this resolution.
federal Republic of Germany
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. "tn "tliis connection, we wish to r-equest youto sponsor a bill. Dear 'Professor Tfmm: 3'"
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a draft of which is attached, that will legitimiie U.P.'s·claim to its
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former properties. Once this is accomplished, we are prepared to
wait until such time when the occupants, on their own volition.
Thank you very much for your letter of ·26th August 1989,
which Prof. Dr. Zeus A. Salazar kindly translated for us into Fili-
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vacate the properties. Recovery of these properties will enable U.P. pino. Vice-President Gernlno H. Abad and I thank you likewise for CO
Manila to increase its enrollment and expand- academic services your best regards. we regret that Prof. Dr. Wildred Wagner will not
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which wmneve beneficial effects to Our government and_ people. , be able to come to teach this semester in the Department of His- 113.
 tory, ColliQs of Social Sciences and Philosophy. We hope. however,
that he will be able to come next year, possibly for the first semes-
ter. ~ this with you as early as September 22, but in that meeting at
The two young students from your University, Ms. Petra Stern
and Ms. Claudia Terner, are now wfth 'us at the College of Social
Sciences and Philosophy, where the Graduate Program has prepared I'
a training module for them. As for Ms. Christel Fangmann, she has
also been ecmtrted to train at the College of Social Sciences and
Philosophy. She has been recently notified of this by speed mail.
In the course of Or. Wanger's projected stint-with the Depart-
ment of History of the College of Social Sciences and Philosophy,
we shall certainly be able to identify members of the faculty and
the studentry who may want to teach and/or study in the University -
of Bremen. We can then see how we could get funding for them
from institutions here, in your country, and elsewhere.
I agree with you that our contacts should first be developed at
the level of individual scholars and students. and even between parti-
.eular departments, institutes, or colleges in our two universities,
which could prepare the way to a formal Agreement of Academic
Cooperation between our two Universities. Thus, we support the
idea that some of your professors come and help build up the Euro-
pean area in our Department of History, while professors from this
and other departments in the College of Social Sciences and Philo-
sophy could in turn. go to Bremen to make their expertise available
towards reinforcing your own ASEAN program. '
I am glad that the Philippines has recently been the object of a '
seminar in BIelefeld and a symposium in Passau. It is likewise with
great pleasure that we learn of your project to hold a Conference
on the Philippines in the spring of 1992. I am sure that, by that
time, our cooperation shall have attained a level where some of our
professors can even come to Bremen for that conterence.at is our
sincere hope that a.n Agreement could then be signed to formalize
our relationship.
May. the-fruitful relationship between our scholars continue to
deepen and extend the areas of cooperation between our two
universities.
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With all my best wishes.
Very' •truly yours, .,
(Sgd.l JOSE V. ABUEVA
President,
~
10 November 1989
Ref. No. JVA-89-486
Mr. Aments Jimenez, Jr.
Chairman
University Student Council
Vinzons Hall, UP Diliman
• retary for Mindanao Operations, Mr. Briccio Tamparong, on 26
"'.."
Dear Mr. Jimenez:
In response to your_letter which we received on 3 November,
~ this is to confirm that I shall meet wnh you on 17 November at
s that payment to the University of the first 30 percent of the total
z= 1 :00 p.rn. at the Executive House. This eppolntment was conveyed
to you by Secretary Emerlinda Roman on 6 November.
Regarding your letter of November 7, 1989. insisting that I
~III
meet with you on November 10. I asked Vice-President Felipe
Medalla, Secretary Roman and VIce-Chancellor Salvador Carlota to
meet with you." They were prepared to do so, but when Secretary
S Considering the Itmgth of time that the Unlveraltv has waited for
-=
Roman called up your office at Vinzons Hall at 1:10 before going
there. she was told that you and other student leaders had .Ieft 30
e rninutesbefore 1:10 p.m.
;;>
I'd like to correct what you said in the second paragraph of your
114 November 7 letter. asfollows:
"'We would like to discuss with you the students' position re-
garding the STFAP. If you would recall, we wanted to discuss
the Executive House you preferred to talk about your memo-
randum." •
In fact. we discussed various issued on STFAP with the student
leaders there.
As to YOur demands 1) and 2), r have already stated repeatedly
that the BOR Policy and Program on Socialized Tuition and Finan-
cial Assistance has been in force beginning the first semester of
1989-90. Memorandum No, '38 and Memorandum No. 39 were
issued in further implementation of STFAP.I discussed much of the
substance of these memos in our dialogue at the Executive House
on ~2 September. We can discuss this and the other issues you raised
on November 17. I
Cordially yours,
(Sgd.l JOSE V. ABUEVA
I President
13 November 19
Ref. No. JVA-89-485
Han. Mirl__m Defensor-Santiago
Secretary
Department of Agrarian Reform
Elliptical Road
Oiliman, Quezon City
Dear Secretary Santiago:
This refers to the Deed of Sale dated 6 January 1989, executed
between the University of the Philip'pines and the Department of
Agrarian Reform (DAR)· covering the voluntary transfer, of the
3.920-hectare Basilan Land Grant to the OAR for inclusion in the
government's Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program (CARP).
As you may well kno~ the -O~ of Sale provides that the con-
sideration to be Paid by the OAR to the University through the
Land Bank of the Philippines (LBP) shall be determined by mutu .'
agreement of the parties within thirty (3D) days from the exeeutio
of the Deed of Sale, in accordance with the provisions of R.A.
6657. It is also indicated in the agreement that in de1;ermining the
amount, all permanent improvements found in the said property,
including non-agricuftural assets, shall be taken into accouQJ. The
DAR and the LBP' shall then immediately pay the University within
thirty (3D) days from the date of agreement and after submission by
the University a! all evidence of 'ow-riershiP, We have been informed
on 1 June 1989 that the DAR has come up with a total valueesti-
mate of P52,742,246.00 (exclusive of, the ·non-agricultural assets).
In a meeting between out senior staff and your Assistant Sec-
October 1989, we were informed that a recommendation has been
subm~ed to your Office endorsing favorably· a separate valuation
for the said non-agricultural assets. Furthermore, we were edvlsed
value shall be forwarded to the LPB for processing by the last week
of November, afterwhich payment to the University could be ef-
fected by December or early January next year. We were also in-
former} that the remaining 70 percent would be paid by the LBP in
bonds or in cash on a 3 percent discount.
DAR's action and the University's· pressing need for additional
funds which the Basl!an property previously provided, we trust that
your Office will act favorably to settle this account before the end
.
ofthe year.
 With w~rm regards and best wishes for your continuing success. I 14 November 1989
very strongly support your confirmation by the Commision on
Appointments. Ref. No. JVA-89·491

Sincerely yours. President Ellis E. McCune

California State University
Hayward, California 94542
ISgd.l JOSE V. ABUEVA
Preskfent U.S.A.
•
Dear President McCune:
13 November 1989
Thank you for your letter of 2nd November which introduced
Prof. Ricardo L. Singson to us. He met with our Vice-President for
Ref. No. JVA-89-490
Academic Affairs, Prot. Gemino H. Abad, to explore opportunities
for student and faculty -excharue between our two institutions.
_Mr. Jose S. Laurel III
I ,Ther~ was also a letter from Prof. N.V.M. Gonzalez, which Pro-
JASCAA Scholarship Program
fessor Singson handcarried. I n that letter, Professor Gonzalez speaks
Recommending Committee
of a possible Philippine Studies Center in your university. We are
3rd Floor, Dominion Building
very glad to know about this possibility, and about Dean Alan
833 Arnaiz Road
Smith's enthusiastic support for it.
Makati, Metro Manila
Professor Abad provided 'Professor Sinqson copies of three ver-
sions of a possible Agreement of Academic Cooperation between
Dear Mr. Laurel III:
our two universities wh'ich you may wish to consider. We also pro-
vided Professor Singson relevant information on a number of Agree-
Thank you for your letter of 25th September informing us about
the guidelines of the Recommending Committee for the JASCAA ments we already have with various American universities. This
0 la rsh iP Program, and requesting us to submit two nominations, week, Professor Singson will also be conferring with Dean Cesar
•. e 10r the undergraduate program and another for a research grant. Saldana of our College of Business Administration and Director
Melito Salazar of our Institute for Small-Scale Industries to explore
Our Office of Institutional Linkages has referred the matter to
other possibilities of academic cooperation.
the head of the -Working Group of our Japan 'Committee who has
We certainly look forward to a fruitful relationship between our
been requested to seek the counsel of the-members of the Com-
two institutions.
mittee. As leading scholars on Japanese aff~irs. the committee
members are expected to name suitable candidates for the JASCAA
Very truly yours,
Scholarship Program.
We shall send yBtJ our nominations on or before 8 December
ISgdJ JOSE V. ABU EVA
1989. ~
President

Truly yours,

(Sgd.1 JOSE V. ABU EVA

President
.-21 November 1989
,R,ef. No. JVA 89-500
13 November 1989
Atty. Enrique M. Belo
• . No. JVA-89-484 Bela, Abiera and Associates
6th Floor, Cibeles Bui.lding
~. Ofelia J. Silapan 6780 Ayala Avenue
Gng. Ligaya T. Rubin Makati, Metro Manrla
C
College of Arts & Letters
Dear Atty. Bela: '"d
U.P. Oiliman

Mga Mahal na Gog. Silapan-at Grig. Rubin: I am sorry 1- have taken this long to send you the lengthier I~
Binabati ko kayo sa pagkakalathala ng inyong aklat na Wikang
reply I promised you in my letter of 4 July 1989. But there have
been some developments concerning the implementation of the U.P.
Language Policy that I wanted to share with you.
....
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I"
I"
Filipino Retorika at Sulating Pananallkstk.
Maraming salamat sa kopyang ipinadala ninyo sa akin. Ako ay Let me stress at the outset, there is no real disagreement between •
natutuwa na may mga gura sa ating Unibersidad na katulad ninyo your ideas on the national language and the language policY of the '0
na patuloy sa pananatiksik para sa ikauunlad og ating wikang pam-
bansa. Kallanqan lamang na maqtutulunqan ang lahat upang rna-
University. ~_ ~
Just as you are for "develo~ing a national language"; just as you s"r::r .
believe that this "should evol~e slowlY "and methodically"; and ,"7
isulong ang paqpapaleqanap ng ating wlka.
that most importantly, "tthls should be acceptable to the whole
Tulad ng nabanggit ninyo sa pahina 22 ng inyong aklat, kahit na
nation," the Language Pollcvot the University: o
"8''""
nga nahihirapan ay slnislkap ko pa ring magsalita ng Filipino sa
1. is in fulfillment _of the constitutional mandate "to help
aking rrqa panayam at talumpatl at maging sa mga pagpupulong.
evolVe the national language cal ted Filipino" {Art. XIV,
Makakaasa kayo sa aking. patulov na peqtataquvod at pagtang-
Sec. 61; r::r
kilik n9 wikang Filipino.
Mabtlhay kayo I
2. recognizes the need "to cultivate and enhance our local
and regional cultures and languages, fer they are truly the
"........
native fountainhead by which Filipino civilization is enriched
<c.
Sumasainyo,
and qrows even stronger" (the Filipino we wish to see evolve i~
therefore, is a national language enriched by local and re- ~
(Lagdal JOSE V. ABU EVA
Pangu/o
gionallanguages as ordained by the Constitution); 115
.
 3. considers Filipino as the.national lingua franca, a language i
already spoken in most parts of the country that naturally
developed and oontinues to develop out of the interaction
among different ethno-linguistic groups in the country.
The national language. is structurally different from Tagalog,
which by no means is Filipino as the national language
alreedv defined. As a national lingua franca, Filipino is dy-
riamic and will continue to change as people use it.
There are other elements in the U.P. Language Policy that
I would like to further clarify:
The U.P. does not intend to .ebotlsh English as a
medium of instruction now or in the ruture. Even as
U.P. seeks to develop Filipino and use it as the medium of
Instructjon and official communication, the Language
Policy specifically states that "En~Hsh' bei.ng the fore-
most lingua franca of the world:' it "shall be maintained
as the ,primary fnternaticnal lanqueqe in the University."
The policy further recognizes Eng1ish as the means by
whic~the University can:
a. keep abreast with the advances mede fnvarlous fields
of knowledge throuqhout the world:
b. participate in international scholarly discourse; and
c. make accessible to the world its own research and
scholarly oontributions.
Second, teaching in Filipino is at the undergraduate
'level. However, in the spirit of academic freedom, the
Language Policy allows faculty to choose which medium
to use for -teachtnq and drives the option to students to
enrol in courses offered in either Filipino or English.
With this option, the Department of English is expected-
to maintain English at a high level of excellence.
It is a historical fact. however, that since the early
1970s, a number of. U.P. faculty have already been
teaching some Science, Social Science and Liberal Arts'
courses, as well as wr~ing papers, in Filipino. These
efforts have contributed greatly to the development of
the national language.
Third, the Language Policy provides 'tor a gr,adual
development of Filipino as rnedlum of instruction.
Autonomous and re9iOnal units within the U.P. System
(such as U.P. in the Visayas, U.P. College Cebu, U.P.
College Baguio, etc.I are allowed to decide on a reason-
able transition period for purposes -of training teachers.
and preparing learning materials for the undergraduate
courses. There are' no standard wordllsta and. grammar
imposed. In fact, we consider this process as a' great-
opportunity for regional units to make significant con-
tributions to the development of Filipino by way of
providing concepts and terms from regional languages
that are already of wide usag~ and therefore acceptable,'
Philippine languages after all, have a common word stock
of more than 50%. Through consensus. alternative terms
provided by these regional units and by other depart-
. ~
ments and colleges will further enrich Filipino.
~ Fourth, the Language Policy therefore aims for a
;:J vigorous promotion of the regional languages, literatures
• and cultures .
"'.." Like you, I do not take the narrow vievv of insulting ourselves
15 from the rest of the world by propagating only one language.
§ English is part of our history. Moreover, we are a multilingual
people. Ourjocat languages are so similar to each other, it takes
z but little effort to learn one more to add to one's language at
~ birth.
~ Let me, however, correct you on your misimpression that the
<ll National Language as it exists today "is the concerted ,effort of the
_.§
e
Tagalogs to dominate the country." It may be argued that the
Filipino spoken as lingua franca and understood by 91% of Filipj'nos
(according. to a recent survey) hews closely to Tagal0:9. But this
;> is more likely the natural result of the popularity of movies, comics.
and today's TV Patrol aired netlonwjde and' emanating from Manila
116
rather than of a conspiracy by the Tagalogs. And upon closer exami-
nation, how much more easily the .kind of Filipino propaQated by
media is understood than the Tagalog of Batangss, Sulacan and
Laguna, and how much change it is still undergoing as a result of the
intermingling of different linguistic groups. It is also worth noting
that one of the staunchest advocates of Filipino, who participated
actively in the hearings_on the national language by the 1986
Constitutional ~mmission: is the linguist Or. Ernesto Constantino, .
an Ilocano.
I reiterate a point I made earlier. Fllipinoas the National lan-
guage, while already a living reality, is not' the definitive Filipino as
yet. Which is why we are encouraging our regional and autonomous-
. units to 'actively participate in the dynamics of evolving a national'
language that is truly Filipino because it is acceptable to all. Toward
this end, we have appointed a Sugbuanon [Cebuancl to' head the
newly-created Sentro ng Wikang Filipino. The Sentro, we hope,
will be able to ensure the broadest particlpatjonof our people in the
development of Filipino, as our National Language.
·We look forward to your active participation in this effort.
Slncerelvyours.
(S~d.l JOSE V. ABU EVA
Pres;dent
.
23 November 1989
Ref. No. JVA-89-501
The Honorable Raul S.. Manglapu5
Secretary of Foreign Affairs
Manila
Dear Secretary Manglapus:
This, is with reference to a letter (dated 27 October 19891 which
.
1
I recentfv" received from Ms. Alicia C. Ramos, President of the
Union of Foreign Service Officers of the Philippines (UNI FORSt.
. , .
Ms. Ramos called my attention to the fact that the position of
Director of the Forelqn Service Institute (FSIl has not been filled in
the past two years. She furnished me a copy of UNIFORS' Reso-
lution No.1 requesting the Board of FSI to recommend to the Presi-
dent the appointment of a Director 'as provided in Presidentia'
Decree 1060.
.' am aware of what the Foreign Service Institute is doing for the
Department of Foreign Affairs and the professionalization of the
Foreign Service. We could discuss the above-mentioned request at
our next Fsf Board meeting.
With best wishes. I '
Sincerely yours,
(Sgd.l JOSE V. ABU EVA
Presiflent
.
I
I
 28 November 1989 , pressed the opinion of presidents of Catholic private colleges and
universities in Mindanao against the idea of establishing a University
Ref. No. JVA-89-506 of the Philippines in Miooanao.
I can appreciate your reasons and sentiments, as I also appre-
Han. Fiorello R. Estuar ciate Father Varela's.
Secretary Our views on Up's presence in Mindanao are stated in our
Department of Public Works and Highways enclosed newsletter (UP in MindanaD Update issue no. 1 and no. 2L
Bonifacio Drive, Port Area . We are looking for appropriate ways to respond to the legitimate
Manila desire and demands of UP alumni and leaders in Mindanao that UP
extend its assistance to M.indanao in the form of graduate and
Deaf Secretary Estuar: undergraduate education, advanced training, arid collaborative
research and extension aetiviites.
Pursuant to our meeting of 16 October 1989. I wish to confirm As you witl understand in reading our newsletters, we are pro-
our request for the Department of Public Works and Highways to ceeding with circumspection and caution, and in consultation
donate 3-4 used trucks to the University of the Philippines. The with Mindanao leaders, educators and UP alumni. We want to be
used trucks will be utilized for garbage collection within the U.P. helpful and complementary and supportive, and not duplicative or
Oiliman Campus. competitive. in a common effort to strengthen higher education
The trucks that we have been using to collect garbage are so old I in Mindanao and serve more Mindanao students who want to gain

and unserviceable that "more time is consumed in their maintenance admission to UP.
than in their actual use. The trucks that your Department will be It would help the common effort if those concerned, like us,
donating to us will go a long way in preserving a healthy environ- actively make known their support of House Bill No. 22-142 (des-
ment in the University community. cribed in Up in Mindanao Update issue no. 2) which would appro--
Thank you and warmest regards. priate P80M for the extension of UP programs and service to public
...ancl private universities in Mindanao.
Sincerely yours, With our best wishes.

(Sgd.1 JOSE V. ABU EVA Sincerely yours,

President
(Sgd.1 JOSE V. ABU EVA
President

28 November 1989

Ref. No. JVA-89-510 21 December 1989

Mr. Sebastian Angliomo Ref. No. JVA-89·538

Bukidnon, UPAA Davao Chapter
Davao City
De,ar Angie,
The 12th U.P. Alumni Institute, held in Davao City last 23-25
Novembe:, was instructive-hopefully, for all of us; We should fioo
practicable ways of satisfying the understandable yearnipg of our.
Ilow alumni for a meaningful U.P. presence in Mindanao.
Congratulations on the very successful conduct of the Institute.
The turnout of alumni was impressive.
Thank you, Angie for meeting us at-the airport and seeing us off,
and making us feel at home in Davao City every way you could.
Sinc~ely yours,
(Sgd.J JOSE V. ABUEVA
President
15 December 1989
The Honorable
Secretary Jesus Estanislao
l Director General
National Economic and Development Authority
Pasig, Metro Manila
Dear Secretary Estanislao:
We respectfully submit herewith the research proposal from the
National Institutes of Biotechnology and Applied Microbiology
(BIOTECH), U.P. at Los Banos, entitled "Improvement of Facil-
ities in Process Biotechnology for Food and Feed Production," for
favorable endorsement to the Japanse Embassy for posaote funding.
. The proposal aims to enhance BIOTECH's capability to perform
research and development activities in the areas of genetic engineer-
ing, enzymes, vitamins, amino acids, and antibiotics production.
: We hope that your Office can facilitate the necessary assistance
from the Japanese Embassy for this research Project.
With our best wishes.
•
Very truly yours,

Ret. No. JVA-89·528

Fr. William-H. Kreutz, S.J. (Sgd.1 JOSE V. ABU EVA
President
President, Ateneo de Zamboanga
zamboanga City

Dear President Kreutz:

Thank you for your letter to me on the subject of UP in Min-

danao.
I had 'also received a letter from Fr. Miguel Ma. Varela, Executive
Director of the CEAP Planning and Development Center. He ex-
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 28 December 1989
Ref. No. JVA-89·536
The Honorable
Mayor Erlinda, N. Britanico
Miagao,lloilo City
Dear Mayor Britanico:
In connection with Resolution No. 82, series of 1989 of the
Sangguniang Bayan of the Municipality of Miagao regarding the
proposed establishment of the Philippine Science High School in
the vtseves within the U.P. Visayas campus at Miagao, please be
informed that I will indorse said Resolution to the Board of
Regents of the University of the Philippines. This matter will be
discussed at the January meeting of the Board.
Meanwhile. in behalf of the Universnv. may I extend to you
'and the Council our appreciation for your interest in promoting
quality education.
With'our best wishes for a peaceful New Year ..
Sincerely yours,
,
ISgcl.l JOSE V. ABUEVA
President
29 December 1989
Ret. No. JVA-89-539
His Excellency Tsuneo T8na~.
Embassy of Japan
375 Sen, Gil J, Puvat Avenue
Makati, Metro Manila
Dear Ambassador Tanaka:
We would like to have your counsel and suggestions on how
the University might receive assistance from the Japanese Govern-
ment for purposes of setting up in the University a Language Learn-
ing Technology Center to promote the study and learning of foreign
languages, with particular emphasis on the Japanese language..
As you very well know, the University of the Philippines has
already various Agreements of Cooperation with Osaka Univerisity
of Foreign Studies, Soka University, and the ~niversity of Tsukuba.
On 18 January next year, we shall also be signing a formal
Agreement of Cooperation with the University of Tokyo. ~
Many of our faculty and scholars have finished their academic.
degrees; or undertaken short courses of study, or done research
in many universities in Japan; a fM have also taught for a year or
so in some universities there.
We have long realized that the study of the Japanese language
and culture is most crucial for our echolers who wish to study or do
• research in Japan. The. proposed Language Learning Technology
"'..." Center. if established with the assistance of your government, would
go a very long way toward a more fruitful and self-sustaining coope-
~'"
E
ration between our University and many institutions of learning in
your country.
:l
Z Thank you for your kind consideration of this request for what-
ever essrseance may be possible. I would be glad to explain to you
><:" the proposed Language Learning Technology Center at ~ time
><: convenient to you.
'E:l" With our best wishes for a fruitful and satisfying 1990.
-e
;>
Sincerely yours,
(Sgd.lJOSE V. ABUEVA
118 President
I..:M:;:E=SSA=G::E::S=,-~----------------'"1
Isan9 maligeyeng pa(,i>atlsa mga kasepi ng UP Delta Lambda
Sigma Sorority.
sa loob ng mga nagdaang taon, naging isang tradisyon na ang
patuloy na pagtatangkilik ng inyong samahan sa iba't ibanQ peovek-
to para sa kaunlarang pangkultura at gawaing pansibika ng mga
mag-aaral dito sa Unibersidad ..
Oahil dito, nais kong batiin ang inyong samahan sa inyong mara-
pat na punyagi at ang makabuluhang proyektong Inyong ntletavon
para sa mga "sexually abused children".Tunay na kailangan nila ang
tulong ng mga mamamayan at hlgit sa lahat ang pang-unawa at pag-
kakataong magkaroon ng bagong buhav. Lubos na kinagagalak ng
Unibersidad na magkaroon ng mga sororiting tulad ng sa ioyo na
walang sawang nagtataguyod ng iba't ibang proyektong paosibika
upang magHngkod sa pamayanan.
lnaasahan kong magtatagumpay kayo sa inyong proyekto
na konsiyerto ng COCOJAM. Nawa'y ipagpatuloy nlnvo ang pag-
tatangkilik sa pagtitibay ng samahan ng mga rneq-aaral sa
ating
Unibersidad.
ILagdal JOSE V. ABUEVA
Pangu/o
It is distinct honor to congratulate the graduating class.of U ,P.
College Tecloban for the school veer 1989·90.
The University ptevs a crucial role in the growth and quality
development of Philippine society. The end of your term here at the
University also marks the start of another stage in the fuifillment"of
this role.
I call upon veeto 'challenge you to reach out towards the coun-
tryskfe - to the less developed sectors of our society - so that they
too may benefit from the fruits of .growth and development.
As graduates of the University, I am also confident that you
will succeed in your chosen endeavors. Through all these, please
meet the challenge of transforming Philippine society, so that
equality and justice will prevail. Such is our commitment at the
U.P. community.
Again, my heartfelt corEJratulattonsl
ISgd.l JOSE V. ABU~VA
President
-tkinararangal kong batiin ang U.P, Rayadillo Honor Guard
Batallion sa ika-25 fla taon nitong paglilingkod sa Unlbersided.
Ang maraming taon ng inyong paglilingko~ ay nagpamalas ng kagi-
tingan ng U.P. ccrps ct Cadets.
Ang inyong batalyon, sa ngayon ay isang modelo ng kaayusang-
asat at pagsunod sa mga kleal ng Unibersidad. Mge ideal tungo sa
transpormasyon ng ating Hpunan .
Inaasahan kong sa mga suaunod na taon ay mananatili ang
inyong paglinngkod bilang mga modelong kadete dito sa Uniber-
sidad, Gayundin ang inyong paninindigan sa pagtaguyocl n9 bates
at ng mga minamahalagang karapatan ng ating mamamayan.
MuH, ang sting rnalnjt na pagbati sa inyol
(Lagda) JOSE V. ABUEVA
Pongufo
 Maligayang bati sa mga kasapi ng U.P. Medical Alumni Society
sa taunang pagdiriwang ng inyong reunyon.
Ang magandang pangalsn ng Unibersidad ay .slimasalamln sa
kagalin~ang ipinamamalas ng bawa't isa sa samahan ng mga alum-
ni. Ang. inyong samahan ev nagpakita ng kagalingan sa lcob ng
25 taon.
Higit sa lahat ay ang kagalingang inyong ipinamamalas sa inyong
paglalaan ng tulong pangkalusugan sa etlna mga mama mayan, lalo
na sa ating mqa kapus-paled.
Sana'y ipagpatuloy nioyo ang inyong mga magagand.ang gawain.
Ang tagumpay ng inyong mga programa at proyekto ay tagumpay
na rin ng buong Unibersidad.
Muli, maligayang batl.
Binabati ko ang UP Chemical Engineering Society sa ika-J5 na
taon nitong pakikilahok sa mga aktibidades sa larangan ng Chemical
Engineering. Sa mga gawaing qanito napapafawak ang tanawin ng
mga estudvante. hindi lamang sa Chemical Engineering, kundi sa
mga iba pang pinagaabalahan og,Unibersidad.
Inaaasahan kong patuloy ang invong mga pagsisikap, alaog-
alang sa ikauunlad og ating bansa, pati na rin sa ikabubuti ng naka-
raremi. Cito ay maaasahan ntnvc ang lubes na suporta ng adminls-
trasyoo dito sa Unibersidad.
Mabuhayl
(Lagda) JOSE V. ABU EVA
PanguJo

(Lagda) JOSE V. ABU EVA

PanguJo
Malugod kong binabati kayong mga maqslsipegtapos sa U.P.
School of Economics.
Ang inyong pagtatapcs dlto sa Unibersidad ay isa la~ang hanqa-
rin tungo sa isang mas metevos na misyon: ang transpcrrnasvcn ng
ting lipunan. Sa ganitong punto ako'y umaasa na ang mga simu-
ain at kaislpen na iminulat OS Unibersidad ng Pilipinas sa Invo ay
magsisilbing patnubay ninyo para sa misyong ito.
lnaasahan ko rin na ang inyong mga natutuhan sa U.P. ay magi-
ging liwanag sa mga realidad na umiiral sa ating lipunan. lsang real-
idad na nilalarawan ng karalitaan at kawaleng-katarunqan.
Ang pagtugon sa mga realidad na ito ang siva sanang maging
hangari~ ninvonq mga magsisitapos dito sa Unibersidad. Kung gaano
ang paninlndlqan namin para sa pagbabago ng lipunan, maging
ganoon din sana ang paninindigan ninyo tungo sa isang lipunang
makatarungan, makatao at makabayan.
Muling pagbati sa inyol
(Lagdal JOSE V. ABU EVA
Pangulo
Binebatt ko ang UP Home Eccnomlcs Alumni Association sa
kanilang 1989 Annual Homeoomin na gaganapio sa 25 Nobyembre
1989.
Ang terna og reunyong ito na "Home Economics in Nation
Building" ay karapat-dapat at napapanahon. Ipinapakita nito na
ang mga naqsitapos ng Home Economics ay hindi lamang abala sa
kanilang kurso kundi sa kaunlarang pambansa man din.
Kami sa Unibersidad ay nakikiisa sa invo sa pagnanasang maging
matagumpay ang okasvonq ito.
(Lagdal JOSE V. ABU EVA
Pangulo ..
Buong kasivahang binabati ko ang U.P. Math Majors' Circle
(UPMMCI sa inyong pagtangkilik ng "Mathirang Mathibay", isang
timpalak pang-matematika na gaganapin sa 8 Nobvembre 1989.
Ang pagdaraos fig timpalak na ito ay isang pagpapatunay na tinu-
tupad ng UPMMC ang lavunio nitong palawakin ang interes at
pagkakadalubhasa sa matematlka.
Nakikiisa kami sa inyo sa inyorlg pagnanasang maging mate-
sumoev ang provektonq ito.

(Lagdal JOSE V. ABUEVA

Pangulo

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 BOARD OF'REGENTS The Honorable Lcurdes B, Quisumbi~, Chairman, Secretary,
Department of Education, Culture and Sports. The Honorable Jose V. Abueva,
President. University of the Philippines. The Honorable Edprdo J. Angar., Chair-
man, Senate Committee on Education -The Honorable Clrtos M. Padilla, Chairman,
House Committee on Education • The Honorable Ganzala A. Bongolan • The
Honorable Ponciano GA. Mathav. Pre.sident, U.P. Alumni Association • The
Honorable Cesar A. Buenaventura • The Honorable Angelita T. Reyes -The Honer-
able Flerida Ruth P, Romero. The Honorable Detfin "L. Lazaro. The Honorable
Primo E. Gonzales. The Honorable Ruben B. Aspires. Dr. Emerlinda R. Roman,
Secretary.

OFFICERS OF THE AOMINISTRATION Dr. JaSll V. Abuov.,

President. Dr. Gemino H. Abad, Vice-President for Academic
Affairs. Dr. Felipe M. Medulla, Vice-President for Planning and
Finance .Dr. Belinda A. Aquino, Vice-President for Public Affairs
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