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''The GUIDON'' is the official student newspaper of the Ateneo de Manila University. It is a part of the Ateneo's Confederation of Publications (COP), including ''Heights'' and ''Matanglawin''.〔(Ateneo de Manila University )〕 ''The GUIDON'' is published monthly from June to March. ''The GUIDON'' is one of the founding members of the College Editors Guild of the Philippines, along with ''The Varsitarian'' of the University of Santo Tomas, ''The Philippine Collegian'' of the University of the Philippines Diliman and ''The National'' of National University (Philippines). It has four sections, namely: the Main (which include News, Opinion, and Sports) section, the Beyond Loyola section, the Features section, and the Inquiry section. The Inquiry section deals with explanatory and investigative journalism while The Beyond Loyola section tackles issues outside the Ateneo campus and deals with national and international affairs.〔The GUIDON August and November 2007 issue〕 Aside from the four sections which are in print, ''The GUIDON'' also has an official website and an online magazine. ''The GUIDON'' is currently on its 85th year.〔 ==History== Before 1929, the students of the Ateneo de Manila persistently demanded for a newspaper that would provide them with information on school activities and achievements of the alumni. To answer to this need, ''The GUIDON'' was founded on June 22 by 1929. by Rev. Frank O'Hara, SJ, with Manuel C. Colayco as the first editor-in-chief.〔(The GUIDON: The Official Student Newspaper of the Ateneo de Manila University )〕〔(Ateneo de Manila University - History )〕 In the 1930s, the paper immersed itself in national issues with a Catholic slant, and loudly protested a proposed divorce bill. Its operations ceased when the World War II broke out, and operations resumed in 1946 under the editorship of Max Soliven. As the paper began to promote peace, its goals expanded from recording Ateneo history-in-the-making and serving to include pieces that were more socially relevant.〔http://www.theguidon.com/1112/main/about/〕 The 1950s saw the paper displayed abroad, with numerous awards given to it. The Columbia Scholastic Press Association and the Associated Collegiate Press consistently recognized the excellence of the newspaper. In the 1960s, ''The GUIDON'' filled its pages with the feasibility of coeducation in the University. In addition, critical appraisals of the Ateneo system sought to bring the Atenean "down from the hill"—a protest to the dominance of the elite in Philippine society. In the 1970s, the paper involved itself in the greater national situation. The years leading to martial law saw Volumes 38 and 39 of The GUIDON produced as ''Ang Pandayan''. The paper's Editorial Board likewise found itself split, leading to publication of two versions of ''The GUIDON''. However, before the legitimacy of either one could be established, Ferdinand Marcos declared martial law, forcing both papers to temporarily shut down. In 1973, ''The GUIDON'' was the first student newspaper to resume operations after martial law was declared. After women were admitted to the university beginning 1973, coeducation began to affect ''The GUIDON,'' who had Chao Chuatico appointed as its first female editor-in-chief. The assassination of Benigno Aquino Jr. in 1983 paved the way for the paper to be more involved in national issues. Since then the paper has actively covered and critiqued issues of national concern. Due to advancements in technology, the 1990s witnessed the abandoning of cut-and-paste methods for updated computer technology. In 1995, the paper came out in two separate sections, instead of one as it had in the past. ''The GUIDON'' also grew as an organization, creating staffs like Operations, Human Resources, and Marketing. During this period, the paper also increased its involvement in legislation, proposing amendments to the Campus Journalism Act of 1991. The Athlete of the Year Award from the 1940s was renamed The GUIDON Moro Lorenzo Award for Sports. The paper's Research Department was rechristened the Inquiry Team. ''The GUIDON'' also came up with ''Pamaskong Handog'', an outreach program. ''The GUIDON'' 's recent history saw the separation of Features and Inquiry from the main section. In the year 2003-2004, the human resources arm Training and Development Team was formed, assigning Willard Cheng as its first manager. The Operations staff was also rechristened the Externals staff. The full-color Beyond Loyola section, which deals with social, political, and economic issues outside the Ateneo, was created by Associate Editor Paterno Esmaquel II in 2007. ''The GUIDON'' 's lifestyle magazine was also created online. From being the alternative Alt+G, the e-zine g magazine was launched in 2008. In 2012, it was relaunched as Katipunan Magazine.〔http://theguidon.com/katipunan/2012/06/05/finding-katipunan/〕 In 2014, the website was relaunched once again as Vantage Magazine in an effort to bring it back to the Atenean. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「The GUIDON」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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