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The Ripples Logo
Ateneo de Iloilo - Santa Maria Catholic School
Who designed the logo?
The Ripples Publication
The present logo of the Ripples was developed by Trixelle Juan Tong (Batch 2019) and Carl Evans Jover (Batch 2020).
Ateneo de Iloilo - Santa Maria Catholic School
What does it symbolize?
The Ripples Publication
The central device of the logo is the nib of a pen, the traditional instrument of a writer. Superimposed on it is the sigil of St. Ignatius – the lobos y ola – a reminder of the identity of the community which the publication represents. Supporting nib and sigil are sprigs of laurel, the classical symbol that customarily crowns skill, achievement, and eloquence.
Ateneo de Iloilo - Santa Maria Catholic School
What is the publication's motto?
The Ripples Publication
Emblazoned above the nib is the publication’s motto: Eloquentia et Sapientia, Eloquence and Wisdom. A Jesuit phrase associated with academic excellence, the motto reflects the linguistic standards of the ideal Atenista, that is, someone who can express his or her thoughts and ideas exquisitely and intelligently: not only one or the other but both.
Surrounding the devices and the motto are the names of the publication and the school.
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