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Issue 5 – Blast from the Past! The Search is On and Multiplying by 2

25 Math Short Cuts Newletter
July 17, 2014         Issue 5.

Reliving the MSC Experience!  (and Multiplying by 2 )

The Search for MSC Outstanding Alumni Is On!

MSC launches  the Search for MSC Outstanding Alumni!

In celebration of the MSC 25th Foundation Day and 25 years of commitment to technological education, emphasizing Math, Science and Computing, VYP MSC Institute of Technology wishes to honor outstanding former students who have succeeded in their fields of endeavor.

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In this issue

  • The Search for MSC Outstanding Alumni is On!
  • Send Us Your Pictures! Relive The MSC Experience!
  • Blast from the Past!
  • MSC Ranked #49 in Top 100 Philippine Colleges and Universities
  • MSC 5 – Multiplying by 2

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The Search for the Outstanding MSC Alumni is On!

In celebration of MSC @ 25 years of commitment to technological education, MSC wishes to honor outstanding former students who have succeeded in their fields of endeavor.

Send Us Your Pictures! Relive the MSC Experience!

Send your MSC pictures to msc25years@msc.edu.ph.

MSC alumni, parent, staff members and faculty(present and previous) are encouraged to send pictures with short description (what the picture is about, approximate date, etc). Selected entries will be featured in our Facebook page and website, for unlimited sharing with family and friends!

Include the hashtag #MSC25Years in your blogs, Tweets and Facebook posts!

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Blast from the Past!

In response to the the call to relive the MSC experience via Facebook, Eusebia Chrissevi M. Marasigan sent pictures including photos from the MSC 10th Foundation Day Celebration, recognition day, class pictures and the Junior Senior Prom!

MSC's 10th Anniversary Cultural Dance Presentation

Read more . . .

In response to our call for stories about MSC, We received feedback from former scholars and some parents:

  • Technical-Vocational Course – Stepping Stone to Success
  • MSC High School – Memories Worth Remembering
  • What do parents say about MSC High School?

Read stories from alumni…

Tell us your stories! Be proud of your MSC days!
Leave a reply or write to newsletter@msc.edu.ph to tell us where you are now, or to tell us about your MSC memories!


MSC #49 in in Top 100 Colleges and Universities in the Philippines

VYP MSC Institute of Technology is among the 277 colleges and universities in the Philippines included in the World Ranking Web of Universities, according to the Cybermetrics Lab, a research group belonging to the Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (CSIC), the largest public research body in Spain.

MSC ranked #49 overall, and #21 in terms of web presence in the Philippine Top 100 Colleges and Universities on the Web.

MSC is number 49 in Philippine Top 100 Colleges and Universities

MSC is number 49 in the Philippine Top 100 Colleges and Universities according to Cybermetrics Lab of Spain.

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MSC 5 – Multiplying by 2

Next easiest technique after Multiplication by 11, is multiplication by 2. Multiplying a number by 2 is also called doubling. Doubling may be done by adding a number to itself but it is easier to apply the “times two” table that we have learned by heart.

Let us call 0, 1, 2, 3 and 4 “small digits” and 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 “ big digits”. I am sure that there will be no problem in doubling the small digits into 0, 2, 4, 6 and 8 respectively.

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Previous Issues

  • Issue 1 – Creating Zeroes 
  • Issue 2 – All From 9 and the Last from 10 
  • Issue 3 – Subtraction Without Borrowing
  • Issue 4 – Stories from MSC Alumni, and Multiplying by 11

In the Next Issue

  • 25 years of MSC ( more stories )
  • The Other MSC Story ( know your fractions )
  • MSC 6 – Halving (Dividing by 2)

Every week, for 25 weeks up to December 4, 2014 when we celebrate our 25th Foundation day, this newsletter will feature one math short cut. We will progress from the simplest to the simple. Believe you can do it! Just proceed one step ( short cut ) at a time, and be pleasantly surprised to discover none of the math short cuts are difficult! Forward this newsletter to your friends, relatives, and young kids.

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