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Russell Sage College - Student Life - Traditions
... rich history of student traditions, most notably of which is the rotation of class colors ... Even class years are assigned either the title of Golden Horseshoes or Purple Cows, while odd class years are assigned either the title of Blue Angels or Red Devils ... After a senior class graduates in May, the incoming first-year class is assigned that color in September ...
... rich history of student traditions, most notably of which is the rotation of class colors ... Even class years are assigned either the title of Golden Horseshoes or Purple Cows, while odd class years are assigned either the title of Blue Angels or Red Devils ... After a senior class graduates in May, the incoming first-year class is assigned that color in September ...
Immaculate Heart Of Mary School, Bulacan - History
... The High School Department opened with 26 first year students and with the implementation of the New Secondary Education Curriculum intended to provide general education. 1999 - The opening of the Second Year class ... The four-year computer program of the Fourth-R was introduced from Grade III to High School for the improvement and upgrading of Computer Education ...
... The High School Department opened with 26 first year students and with the implementation of the New Secondary Education Curriculum intended to provide general education. 1999 - The opening of the Second Year class ... The four-year computer program of the Fourth-R was introduced from Grade III to High School for the improvement and upgrading of Computer Education ...
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