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==[[Marinduque News]]==
==[[Marinduque News]]==
'''Montenegro Shipping Acquires Ro-Ro Vessel'''
'''3 Marinduque nursing students pass board exams'''
*Source: http://www.breakbulk.com/roro/montenegro-shipping-acquires-ro-ro-vessel-02-27
*Source: http://pia.gov.ph/news/index.php?menu=2&webregion=R04B&article=2171330682395
*Mon, 02/27/2012 - 05:10
*Sunday 4th of March 2012
:by breakbulk.com
:by Mayda Lagran




 
BOAC, Marinduque, Mar. 4 (PIA) -- Thirteen out of 21 examinees from School of Allied Medicine (SAM) at the Marinduque State College (MSC) have passed the December 2011 Nursing Licensure Exam (NLE).
Manila's Montenegro Shipping Lines has acquired a second-hand roll-on/roll-off vessel from South Korea for US$2 million under a lease agreement with the DBP Leasing.
The leasing company turned over the Maria Lolita to MSLI after completing a five-year lease contract, according to a company statement. Maria Lolita is one of four ro-ro vessels acquired by MSLI from DBP Leasing, a subsidiary of the Development Bank of the Philippines.
MSC is the only state college in the province offering midwifery and nursing courses.
The three other ro-ro vessels are the Maria Natasha, which sails between Batangas City and Calapan City; the Maria Oliva, serving the Roxas, Mindoro-Catiklan, Aklan route; and the Reina Divina Gracia. operating between Lucena City-Balanacan and Marinduque.
The good news came after the exam results were released, showing the college performance rating in the NLE of 61.90 percent for all-time result and 68.42 percent for the recent result, computed against the 33.92 percent National Passing Percentage.
This is also the first time SAM obtained a high passing rate in the battery tests given to second year students, as pre-requisite to third year or third level admission of the Nursing Course and for Capping. SAM College Dean Rosemarie S. Lagran said the highest score was 93.90 and the lowest was 81.10.
MSC President, Dr. Romulo H. Malvar and Vice-President for Academic Affairs, Leodegario Jalos, Jr. jointly congratulate the new nurses and the Faculty and Staff of the School of Allied Medicine. The new nurses are Aguillar, Jennelyn O.; Balaoro, Donnalyn M; Baroman, Rolan O.; Fillizar, Rizza S.; Malvar, Jazzmine Jaena B.; Mazon, Ruth R.; Monroyo, Noel Jr. L.; Olavidez, Wendy Rose M.; Perlas Nema S.; Porley, Racquel P.; Rafael, Jhoana Jazzele M.; Sadiwa, Sorpresa G. and Sapungan, Erickson S.
”We can proudly say this is an affirmation that SAM has a good potential and should continue educating aspiring nurses of our province,” Lagran said. (LBR/MNL-PIA4B Marinduque)


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