USC " new policy!!" sling kailangan USC..

[Ennegrecido]

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Sige lang, samtang studyante pa ta, wala man gyud ta'y mabuhat sad. Ako naa man ko'y reklamo but I don't think we have to take it to the streets to protest. FYI, dugay ra namatay si Andres Bonifacio. Si Rizal sad, daghan tuod to siya'y wa gi ganahan, pero dili man gyud siya ganahan ug revolution.

Sige lang, ug ganahan gyud ta, mag admin nalang tas USC ig human nato ug skwela unya usbon nato ang ganahan nato usbon (haha yay kakuyaw sa pangandoy, dili ko ui!)

[Hat Trick]

yahaya oh kita man sila sa tv ganina..basin manga sangit mo sa inyo enrollment sunod sem ha? hehehe..

[stew_griff]

balhin lang mo lain skuylahan.hahaha

[em_b]

to rally is a RIGHT. no question about that. but we ourselves should also pick our battles. is it worth fighting? is it socialy relevant? are we carrying the cries of the majority? are they violating any laws with their policy? is it worth risking? will i risk my standing in school? and because basically it is my PARENTS WHO PAYS FOR MY TUITION, AND WHO WILL BUY THOSE THINGS AND PAYS FOR THE HAIRCUT, is it okay for them that i might loose my chances of enrolling again to this university? or will my parents approve for me to miss a quiz, a recitation, or mere skipping of class?

look in the sidewalks everytime you go to school. how many out of school youth wandering around hoping to have your place, and study to a prestigious schools. they are willing to follow the policy. but your are there, provided by your parents with complete uniforms, with parents paying for overpriced projects, and maybe 3 times the amount of the sling should there be the need to really buy one. you are accusing USC of being a business center, and maybe if your like my USC friend, complains against the high price of carenderias around, pirmi daw siya magutman, but when you see his facebook page, its gimmick here and there, inom here and there, and mind you, can even pay for a pack of cigarrette from time to time.

as a parent i would rather pay the sling, the uniform, the haircut, than pay for your san miguel, your cigarette and your rally. as an HR, i dont think i will be able to see USC TC future graduates applicants ever the same again.

[peewee_toot]

hahaha. nakita jd ni sila sa tv gnna. hahaha. magkatawa lng ko.

[rebbieboi]

if maungot man gni sa enrollment .. ahw sumbong sa deped.. we have the right to rally bya,,freedom of expression gud na and this is a democratic country.. also wa ko kita sa tv gnhpon dah.. T.T.. btw the main issue as stated before is the way they implement the policy not really the policy it self. though their policies are a bit unecessary, they should really focus more on education and their teachers"where most are not fit to teach" rather than making their students look like a priest.

[brandnewbien]

wa ko kita sa TV ganiha dah. hehe

[em_b]

if maungot man gni sa enrollment .. ahw sumbong sa deped.. we have the right to rally bya,,freedom of expression gud na and this is a democratic country.. also wa ko kita sa tv gnhpon dah.. T.T.. btw the main issue as stated before is the way they implement the policy not really the policy it self. though their policies are a bit unecessary, they should really focus more on education and their teachers"where most are not fit to teach" rather than making their students look like a priest.

then i would really like to see you rally against those teachers who you said is unfit to teach. that is most directly related to quality education than any of your present clamors. in the real world, there is the reality "these terms are subject to change without prior notice". "the boss is always right". it may not be right, it might be wrong practice, but the moment you are in the corporate world, you will know the importance and value of pakikisama. you'll see. you'll see. . . . . . .

[necrotic freak]

if maungot man gni sa enrollment .. ahw sumbong sa deped.. we have the right to rally bya,,freedom of expression gud na and this is a democratic country.. also wa ko kita sa tv gnhpon dah.. T.T.. btw the main issue as stated before is the way they implement the policy not really the policy it self. though their policies are a bit unecessary, they should really focus more on education and their teachers"where most are not fit to teach" rather than making their students look like a priest.

Yes this is a democratic country and you have the FREEDOM Not to enroll in USC. pero el kiki lang mo kay inyong ginikanan nag buot ug nag gasto ninyo. pagkawala pa jud ninyo swerte karon ra mo naka college dili sama sa among panahon. nga maka ingon jud ka nga "Cool" ang college life.

[necrotic freak]

then i would really like to see you rally against those teachers who you said is unfit to teach. that is most directly related to quality education than any of your present clamors. in the real world, there is the reality "these terms are subject to change without prior notice". "the boss is always right". it may not be right, it might be wrong practice, but the moment you are in the corporate world, you will know the importance and value of pakikisama. you'll see. you'll see. . . . . . .

agree.. sikwate tong mga bataa mo, naa nay gaatang ninyo nga HR. hehehe