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generation application note highlights 1968
Sergio Quadri Cleonares
Sergio Quadri Cleonares
Sergio Quadri studied at the Liceo de Aplicación, graduating in 1953 . Later he studied at the University of Concepcion, where she received pharmaceutics in 1962 .
has won fellowships in
Dean of the Faculty of Sciences from 1988-1989 and dean of the School of Chemistry from 1993 to 2001 in
Saturday, July 12, 2008
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Celebrating 40 years of Exit
The photograph is the course Humanities 1 ° A taken in 1963, accompanied by their homeroom teacher Sr.Homero Villegas, a professor of English
The picture corresponds to 5 º A course taken in 1967, which are accompanied by their homeroom teacher Mr. Jorge Perez. French teacher.
Celebrating 40 years of Exit
The photograph is the course Humanities 1 ° A taken in 1963, accompanied by their homeroom teacher Sr.Homero Villegas, a professor of English celebration is being organized joint 40 years after discharge from the entire Generation 1968, is tentatively scheduled for next October, is the date and place soon.
For those who wish to integrate and collaborate with the organization, contact Hernán Solís email hsolis@indecs.com (phone: 586 0861, mobile: 9224 6679).
The picture corresponds to 5 º A course taken in 1967, which are accompanied by their homeroom teacher Mr. Jorge Perez. French teacher. From top to bottom, left to right:
1 row: Juan Carlos Henriquez Rojas, Pablo Ezequiel Elissteche Hurtado, Alejandro Diez Hugo Palma, Douglas Mery Alex Ritchie, Valentin Ramon Barros Almarza;
Saturday, June 28, 2008
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Francisco Frias Valenzuela Pedagogue and historian
Francisco was born in the city of Parral, the May 24, 1900, the son of Francisco Valenzuela Frías and Sabina.
His primary studies were conducted at the National Institute and the Liceo de Aplicación , where he graduated sixth-year liberal arts 1918. He then studied at the School of Law, University of Chile and at the Pedagogical Institute, where he graduated as a teacher of history and geography.
teach at the National Internship Barros Arana, the Liceo Manuel Barros Burgundy, and as an assistant professor of teaching, until retired in 1953. Belonged to the National Association of Teachers and the Chilean Society of History and Geography. Celebrity Author
manuals and Universal History of Chile, which are being used by Chilean students to this day. Their manuals are works that have a high capacity for synthesis, and preaching the classic story of political and military events. Its popularity was such that even their texts were declared official for the study of the humanities. While textbooks were solid for its time, are now overtaken by events of recent decades, leading to the use of those, was criticized by current teachers.
died in 1977.
Teaching History
Josefina Zoraida Vazquez, Pilar G. Aizpuru, Comps.
http://www.educoea.org/Portal/bdigital/contenido/interamer/interamer_29/artc6/mito.aspx?culture=pt&tabindex=72&childindex=74
Francisco Frias Valenzuela was among the many authors who helped spread the myth of national decline in the twentieth century, most notably, the influence and projecting his work history and geography teacher trained at the Pedagogical Valenzuela Frías was a teacher in some of the most prestigious public school facilities Santiago, experience coupled with his scholarship and teaching ability, enabled him, in 1933, started the publication of texts of history and geography, both from Chile and general.
Between 1947 and 1949 appeared the four volumes of the History of Chile and later his Manual of the History of Chile. Thanks to these and other works on general history, Francisco Frias Valenzuela became the main promoter of national history and general educational level of the second half of the century. His works, since its inception, has had numerous, successive editions, even after his death in 1977 until today.
His primary studies were conducted at the National Institute and the Liceo de Aplicación , where he graduated sixth-year liberal arts 1918. He then studied at the School of Law, University of Chile and at the Pedagogical Institute, where he graduated as a teacher of history and geography.
teach at the National Internship Barros Arana, the Liceo Manuel Barros Burgundy, and as an assistant professor of teaching, until retired in 1953. Belonged to the National Association of Teachers and the Chilean Society of History and Geography. Celebrity Author
manuals and Universal History of Chile, which are being used by Chilean students to this day. Their manuals are works that have a high capacity for synthesis, and preaching the classic story of political and military events. Its popularity was such that even their texts were declared official for the study of the humanities. While textbooks were solid for its time, are now overtaken by events of recent decades, leading to the use of those, was criticized by current teachers.
died in 1977.
Teaching History
Josefina Zoraida Vazquez, Pilar G. Aizpuru, Comps.
http://www.educoea.org/Portal/bdigital/contenido/interamer/interamer_29/artc6/mito.aspx?culture=pt&tabindex=72&childindex=74
Francisco Frias Valenzuela was among the many authors who helped spread the myth of national decline in the twentieth century, most notably, the influence and projecting his work history and geography teacher trained at the Pedagogical Valenzuela Frías was a teacher in some of the most prestigious public school facilities Santiago, experience coupled with his scholarship and teaching ability, enabled him, in 1933, started the publication of texts of history and geography, both from Chile and general.
Between 1947 and 1949 appeared the four volumes of the History of Chile and later his Manual of the History of Chile. Thanks to these and other works on general history, Francisco Frias Valenzuela became the main promoter of national history and general educational level of the second half of the century. His works, since its inception, has had numerous, successive editions, even after his death in 1977 until today.
The History of Chile was aimed, in the words of its author, "put to the public the current state of research and interpretation of national history," reporting "on the problems of our evolution to those who can not drink the knowledge of our past in the already abundant historical literature Chilean. " It was only "a brief historical essay", which addressed "fundamental problems separately, without neglecting the entanglement that must necessarily have existed between them" (Valenzuela Frias, Volume I, 5).
Ref:
http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Francisco_Fr% C3% ADas_Valenzuela
http://www.profesorenlinea.cl/swf/links/frame_top. php? dest = http% 3A / / www.profesorenlinea.cl / biographies / FriasValenzuela.htm
http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Francisco_Fr% C3% ADas_Valenzuela
http://www.profesorenlinea.cl/swf/links/frame_top. php? dest = http% 3A / / www.profesorenlinea.cl / biographies / FriasValenzuela.htm
Wednesday, February 27, 2008
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application note highlights the Remembrance Photo Memorial Photo
D Fourth
Celebrating 50 years of Exit
1958 Sixth B
Contributed by:
Carlos Monzo: carlosmonzo@mi.cl
Jorge Plescoff: plaskov@netvision.net.il
1958 Sixth B Contributed by:
Carlos Monzo: carlosmonzo@mi.cl
Jorge Plescoff: plaskov@netvision.net.il
Saturday, January 26, 2008
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What To Say In Wedding Card
application note highlights
Guillermo Ramirez Sanz
Advocate, Deputy
He studied humanities at the Liceo de Aplicación, graduating sixth in 1899. then entered the University of Chile to pursue a career in law.
In 1905 he was commissioned by the government to attend as an official delegate of Chile to the International Railway Congress held in Washington. Returned home in 1906 and was appointed head of the Office of Inspection of private railways.
Guillermo Ramirez Sanz Advocate, Deputy
Born in Santiago, in 1881, his parents were Andrew and Amelia Cruz Ramírez Frías Sanz.
He studied humanities at the Liceo de Aplicación, graduating sixth in 1899. then entered the University of Chile to pursue a career in law.
was devoted to agriculture and industry. Assistant was hired in 1900 the Ministry of Industry and Public Works, in 1902 served as head of the section of Railways in 1903 was appointed inspector of the Administration and Accounting Railways in provisional operation, in 1904 he was appointed government inspector Nitrate Railways of Iquique and throughout the region the nitrate.
In 1905 he was commissioned by the government to attend as an official delegate of Chile to the International Railway Congress held in Washington. Returned home in 1906 and was appointed head of the Office of Inspection of private railways.
left the administrative career to enter the National Congress, joining the Liberal Party was elected Democrático.En 1909 by Linares, Parral and Loncomilla, period 1909-1912, was a member of the Standing Committee on Public Works. During the first period took part in the defense to the charge of the finance minister Manuel Salinas, defending presidential prerogatives, was accused and attacked, the defense of Mr. Ramírez Sanz was so convincing and based on respect for the Constitution and the law that the Mr. Minister, was acquitted.
took part in all discussions of interest, in their desire to serve the country. It was very important to their performance in the debates on the issue money and also their daily newspaper articles about finance and defending the interests of the people.
Reelected for the period 1912-1915, by the same group, continued in the Standing Committee on Public Works. In this parliamentary term in the general discussion of economic projects, his speech was noteworthy, the section on the support of nationalist theory, which revealed complete study and understanding of such difficult problems which seriously compromised the country's interests in that time.
Regarding Huneeus-Varela pact on Tacna and Arica, MP Ramírez had an outstanding performance and significant in the House, fighting the aforementioned agreement or protocol, and also fought it through the press, in articles under the title "Something about current political, economic and social." Under this title, also wrote on political parties, criticizing the decadence in which they were.
In 1924 he was appointed by the Ministry of Foreign Trade Addict Ad - Honors in Bolivia.
In 1924 he was appointed by the Ministry of Foreign Trade Addict Ad - Honors in Bolivia.
was very optimistic on economic matters and for that I criticized the government's inertia to exploit the riches of this land and form the national capital.
ceased to exist in Santiago on February 13, 1950.
http://biografias.bcn.cl/pags/biografias/detalle_par.php?id=1077
http://biografias.bcn.cl/pags/biografias/detalle_par.php?id=1077
Saturday, January 5, 2008
Jaki Olej Do Skutera 4t
application note highlights
Manuel Chaparro Ruminot
Advocate, Deputy
Manuel Chaparro Ruminot wrote in 1917: "If I could graph Magellan, economically represented, would draw a huge bird of prey would have been for many years feeding their chicks with local products, leading in its claws to their nest, located far away, across the border Chile-Argentina, Patagonia, Buenos Aires, or Europe, but never in Chile ... all the wealth rises through the air, very high, and leaves the country never to return. "
was born in Chillán, the January 22, 1894, son of William White and Herminia Chaparro Ruminot Orellana. Birch married Martha Saunders and they had three children.
studied at the Liceo de Aplicación graduated 1910, then studied law at the University of Chile, where he graduated as a lawyer on November 20, 1917, his thesis was called "Economic Review, Administrative and Social Magellan territory, which was part of the book entitled, "Economic and financial questions" .- Santiago, Chile Imp, ed. 1917.
practiced his profession in Magallanes, where he was a judge, lawyer, teacher, city councilman, mayor. In 1919 he was secretary of the Interior, Attorney lawyer and secretary of the Board of Mayors, a member of the Board of Education. In 1929 he was appointed Mayor of Magellan, resigned on July 30, 1931. Years later, he held this position since the October 29, 1953 until his death. Worked in the press with administrative matters.
Manuel Chaparro Ruminot
Advocate, Deputy
Manuel Chaparro Ruminot wrote in 1917: "If I could graph Magellan, economically represented, would draw a huge bird of prey would have been for many years feeding their chicks with local products, leading in its claws to their nest, located far away, across the border Chile-Argentina, Patagonia, Buenos Aires, or Europe, but never in Chile ... all the wealth rises through the air, very high, and leaves the country never to return. "
was born in Chillán, the January 22, 1894, son of William White and Herminia Chaparro Ruminot Orellana. Birch married Martha Saunders and they had three children.
studied at the Liceo de Aplicación graduated 1910, then studied law at the University of Chile, where he graduated as a lawyer on November 20, 1917, his thesis was called "Economic Review, Administrative and Social Magellan territory, which was part of the book entitled, "Economic and financial questions" .- Santiago, Chile Imp, ed. 1917.
practiced his profession in Magallanes, where he was a judge, lawyer, teacher, city councilman, mayor. In 1919 he was secretary of the Interior, Attorney lawyer and secretary of the Board of Mayors, a member of the Board of Education. In 1929 he was appointed Mayor of Magellan, resigned on July 30, 1931. Years later, he held this position since the October 29, 1953 until his death. Worked in the press with administrative matters.
Regionalista He played in the match, was the founder in 1931. Read text tells how Don Mateo Martinic Beros performance of that "independent regional": "... stood out in those years Chaparro attitudes, but their work could be overshadowed by his status political lonely ... "(History of Magellan region, Matthew Martinic B., P. Arenas, 1992. Vol II, pg. 1072.)
Secretary of President Carlos Ibáñez del Campo for more than two years during his first administration.
was elected deputy for the province of Magallanes, period 1933-1937, his election took place on March 5, 1933 and joined the House on May 2 that year. As the first independent parliamentary and regionalist Magallanes had actually elected with 57.9% of preferences.
was subsequently elected to the Parliament in the elections of 1937, but was not elected.
Call for Minister of Lands and Settlement, 24 December 1953 in the government of Carlos Ibáñez del Campo, but not enough to assume since ceased to exist in Santiago on December 26, 1953.
In Magallanes Magallanes was a member of the Club, Social Club, Rotary Club, Union of Local livestock breeders, which was its founder, honorary president of the Provincial Federation Mutual.
Ref:
http://biografias.bcn.cl/pags/biografias/detalle_par.php?id=2528
http://www.patagones.net/
http: / / www.sitiosur.cl / publications / Coleccion_Estudios_Sociales / Valenzuela / alegato.pdf
Ref:
http://biografias.bcn.cl/pags/biografias/detalle_par.php?id=2528
http://www.patagones.net/
http: / / www.sitiosur.cl / publications / Coleccion_Estudios_Sociales / Valenzuela / alegato.pdf
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