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School to celebrate dream journey - marathon marks beginning of Loyola celebrations |
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Saturday, 29 July 2006 |
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Jamshedpur July 28: Loyola School, a humble dream of a group of Jesuit priests from USA, turned 60 today.
To celebrate the long history, the school began with a marathon from the institution premises.
Fr Sebastian Puthenpura, vice-principal of Loyola School, said: “This year, our school completes 60 years, therefore like earlier jubilee celebrations, we have lined up year-long festivities. Over 200 students participated in the marathon along with famous members of the alumni; it was indeed a great beginning to forthcoming year-long celebrations.”
Read the full report in the Jamshedpur Telegraph
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Monday, 19 June 2006 |
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The Jamshedpur Telegraph, May 18: A day after the results, students are not taking time off to celebrate their marks. With results of entrance exams for professional colleges around the corner (IIT results are scheduled on May 30), most science students are still keeping their fingers crossed. Read more on the city's ICSE and ISC toppers this year in The Telegraph. |
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Monday, 08 May 2006 |
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Jamshedpur, May 5: Living up to its tradition, city students have once again managed to bag offers from prestigious universities abroad for studies at the graduate level. Six students from Loyola High School will soon make their way to various universities in the United States, Spain and Germany after impressing the institutes with their strong portfolios and, of course, the brilliant scores notched up in the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT). Full Article
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Indians strike astral jackpot (The Telegraph) |
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Tuesday, 13 September 2005 |
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New Delhi, Sept. 13, 2005: After two hours of scanning the ashes of a dead, overweight star in the galaxy, astronomer Yashwant Gupta spotted a celestial child that seems older than its parent. But he’s elated. The age problem, he says, can be resolved. (Yashwant Gupta is an alumnus of the School , 1978 batch.)
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Education package with a difference (The Telegraph) |
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Friday, 17 June 2005 |
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The Telegraph, Jamshedpur Edition The school made its humble beginnings with just two mini-buses, a classroom under a huge tree and a cycle-shed. But it catered to the industrial town by giving it a English medium school. Full article. |
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