Student Day

                                           Student Day 

Is celebrated worldwide on different dates, in the particular case of the Republic, the occasion is celebrated on 18 February with various activities.
However, in most countries commemorate this date coincides with the arrival of spring, a very interesting symbolism because students revives the hope that we will have a better country, that they all deserve.However, in most countries commemorate this date coincides with the arrival of spring, a very interesting symbolism because students revives the hope that we will have a better country, that they all deserve.
Being a student means joy, hope, renewal and confident that everything can be better in the future, because you the expectations of the country and a better family always stand together to boost the nation are set.

Don Bosco, promoter of the construction of educational works to serve the neediest youth, especially in Europe and Latin America put all their hope in the studious youth and was not disappointed.
You should be aware of students who are over from parents of this generation, and all trust in your hands will be deposited at the time, but it depends on the actions and the way you face every situation they present.

Tuesday February 18th is your day and as the song says it's time to take the flight student's name to the country and exalt the family of its work.

The commitment you have in your hands is very large if viewed as a whole, but if you break it down into parts may be faced every obstacle that long path that will lead to career success.

Values of the month

Responsibility

Responsibility is a value that is in the consciousness of the person who lets you reflect, manage, guide and evaluate the consequences of their actions. Implemented, the magnitude of such actions and how to address them in the most positive and comprehensive manner to help in the future is established.
A person is characterized by its responsibility because it has the power not only to take a series of decisions consciously, but also to take any implications those decisions and is responsible for them to whom it may concern at all times.

Commitment

La palabra compromiso deriva del término latino compromissum y se utiliza para describir a una obligación que se ha contraído o a una palabra ya dada. Por ejemplo: “Mañana a las cinco de la tarde paso por tu casa, es un compromiso”. En ocasiones, un compromiso es una promesa o una declaración de principios, como cuando un hombre con cargo político afirma:“Mi compromiso es con la gente” o “He adquirido el compromiso de solucionar esta cuestión en el transcurso de la semana”.

Valentine's Day

San valentin.

Valentine of Terni.
Day celebration on February 14
Held since XIV century
Portrait of the English poet Geoffrey Chaucer (1343-1400), author unknown, in the book Regiment of princes (1412) Thomas Occleve (1368-1426).
Valentine's Day is a traditional celebration that has been assimilated by the Roman Catholic Church with the appointment of Valentine as the patron of enamorados.1 It became popular in many countries, and in modern times especially in Anglo-Saxon expanding to other places from the twentieth century mainly day loving couples express their love and affection to each other. It is celebrated on February 14, feast day of St. Valentine. In some countries known as Valentine's Day and in others as the day of love and friendship.

The feast of St. Valentine was declared for the first time around the year 498 by Pope Gelasius I. According to the Catholic Encyclopedia, the saint whose feast fell on the day now known as Valentine's Day was possibly one of the three martyrs executed Roman times, the first two in the second half of the third century, during the reign of emperor Claudius II:

A Roman physician who became a priest and married soldiers, even though it was forbidden by the emperor Claudius "Gothic" that he considered incompatible with the profession of arms. The emperor ordered beheading in 270. Very venerated in France, in the diocese of Jumièges.2

Dominican War of Independence

The Dominican Independence War was the historical process leading to the proclamation of the Dominican Republic and its separation from Haiti in February 1844. During the 22 years preceding independence, the whole island of Spanish was under the rule of Haiti, as a result of the occupation of this country of Haiti Spanish state emerged briefly in 1822 in the eastern part of the island.

After the efforts of Dominican patriots to wean the country from Haitian rule, several military actions that occurred between 1844 and 1856 ended up consolidating the republic as a new state. Haitians tried several times to re-master the newly created republic with failed results until 1867 Haiti recognized the Dominican independence.

Después de la derrota a manos de los haitianos, una pequeña guarnición francesa permaneció en la parte oriental de la isla, zona donde la esclavitud fue restablecida y de la que muchos de los emigrantes colonos españoles habían emigrado. En 1805, tras coronarse emperador, Jean-Jacques Dessalines invadió la parte oriental y llegó hasta la ciudad de Santo Domingo, pero tuvo que retirarse ante la resistencia de un escuadrón naval francés. Durante su retirada a través del Cibao, los haitianos saquearon las ciudades de Santiago yMoca, matando a la mayoría de sus residentes, hecho que generó animadversión durante dos siglos entre los dos países.