wai klaru mutubag pari sa usc! mamilosopo man hinuon

[masakiton]

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Daghan man gud nag skwela na sa USC, lets say naa na sa 3rd level then mao pay pag impose sa policy. Alang mansad muhawa pa, hasol na.

gi pa impose ang kana nga policy mga 2005 or 2006 man tingali.
kasagaran kai nang graduate na

wala namugos ang USC admin nga mo eskwela sa USC ang mga taw

[masakiton]

limits, the school policy cant be too personal.

wala namugos ang USC admin nga mo eskwela sa USC ang mga taw

[_AWESOME_]

sakto wala namugos ang USC.... nigraduate na ang mga students nga naa pg.impose ana nga policy (considering kung wa nahagbong) that was 2005,, so para nako wala nay rights ang mga student nga mg.rally2x pa ky pg.enroll nila na.impose nmn nah,,,, wala jud gani ko ng.apil2x ana ilang mga rally ky pg.enroll nko 2007 nana mn ang rules daan, naa mn nah sa handbook,,, and now nigraduate nko... its not really a big deal,,,,

[salbahis]

im not from USC but kanang mag sige reklamo dili kay sa USC rana... ang ubang ganahan mo rebelde haron ingon kool, ngilngig.... jeez...... grow up... naa mo sa private school wala mo sa public... if dili mo ganahan panghawa mo oy... ako ana baya ko sauna pero naka realize ko... there is no sense in being rebellious... naypa i-inom na ninyog red horse...

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sakto kaau ka bro... cge pa.kool2x,,,, concentrate nalang mo sa inyong skwela.... kamo ray naghimo ug problema sa policy nga ok ra mn kaau...

[stew_griff]

wa jud ni nag daog?!hehehe

Skuyla lang gud mo,,, inig graduate ninu and pohon mangita namo ug trabaho, db dako kaayu ang plus if gikan mo sa USC..

-anha mo maka amgo nga sakto jd nga nisunod mo sa policy sa USC.

[itzurisen]

And why would you exclude USC's case?... What ifs can never be real? huh
Firstly, "what ifs" existed because they were once real.

Not in the case of USC bec. not all students are complaining with the policy. USC is a private Catholic institution which stands firm and stands by its policies. Some people wouldn't understand it now because they are too concern with themselves that they hardy adjust their sails to the winds of change. Yes it could never be real as of the moment.U

I agree, please the students by the kind of education and not by the policies.

very good.U

maybe i misunderstood this:
"it would be a loss if students who transfer are academically intelligent, smart and highly responsible and students who transfer bec. of the kind of education the school has."
For me anyone who will transfer is a lost even if he/she is not that intelligent or smart or responsible enough.

haven't you heard about students transferring to other schools bec. of policies and not on the kind of education USC has?

Yes, it's correct but it should have limits and it should not step on to others' rights too.

of course it is possible especially when the policy is beyond its limits.

then what should be the limitations? Did it actually step the rights of others? Now tell me what rights are you talking about, human rights in the context of Philippine laws and international laws.

i have a barkada who is of Indian descent. They are known to be hairy, very hairy. But I didnt hear any complaint fom him regarding the policy of USC, as a matter of fact his facial hair in the jaw line and inferior portion of his face is so immense likened to a virgin forest if not shaved for 5 days. But how did he manage to follow the policy? well he is just open minded and flexible to the policy. He didnt rally about it, he's not too selfish about his case that he wanted to be exempted from the policy.

If that so then why include it in the policies. It has nothing to do with education. Some people are just designed to have it. Even if you ask other people who have thick beards or other facial hairs, some of them dont actually like it. Only if they can control its growth, im sure many of them will.
Though we have surgery or what ever medical way we can have to take it off but it will cost so much money. Shaving everyday? It will just make it grow more and thicker and more rapidly

for that particular policy, i think it has something to do with grooming but if you really look it in a wider scope and its impact on society,generally policies are created for students to follow and when they are released by the school as soon as they graduate it wouldnt be hard for them to follow simple rules in the professional arena and to follow the laws of the land.

if you cant follow simple rules like this how can you even follow the laws of the land which are complex?

Some people i know dont want to shave their beards or mustache because of that issue (that it will get thicker & thicker and grow rapidly & irritate skin). They just cut it with scissors instead.

See? they have an alternative way of following the policy instead of shaving entirely the mustache they manage to trim it down and cut using the scissors. See, how creative they are? hehe. They can do it, they can actually control it from growing immensely. Of course you cant control its growth, its part of nature, its part of the anatomy otherwise it loses its significance but you have the will to shorten it and trim it. People can actually find ways to flex with the policies.

USC is not the only school that has quality education.
So that's it, because USC is ensured that their students love them that's why USC is confident enough to impose such policies even if it offends some of the students' right?. hmmn. peace...!

UP is known for quality education, there is more freedom in that school, maybe students could transfer there. The assurance that USC has given to its students is weaved in the fashion of academic excellence and quality education.

arent my examples be real? I just exaggerated it a bit but it can happen kung sobra na..

not really, i mean seriously it haven't reached the saturation point, issues are very minor, same old issues, still unsuccessful. History tells it. Now it would be a challenge for some students whose crusade are centered on issues of haircut and the like to change the course of history. Would they be successful? tell that to the priests....U

[Jakk_bLaine]

UP nalang mu. wala pay uniform :P

[cindell]

"UP is the only true university in the Philippines"
- from one of my Australian teacher
you possibly know the reason why!

[masakiton]

sakto wala namugos ang USC.... nigraduate na ang mga students nga naa pg.impose ana nga policy (considering kung wa nahagbong) that was 2005,, so para nako wala nay rights ang mga student nga mg.rally2x pa ky pg.enroll nila na.impose nmn nah,,,, wala jud gani ko ng.apil2x ana ilang mga rally ky pg.enroll nko 2007 nana mn ang rules daan, naa mn nah sa handbook,,, and now nigraduate nko... its not really a big deal,,,,

dakong sakto
kung wala ka ma uyon sa mga existing rules sa school ngano mo enroll man ka?
dili man mandatory sa pilipinas nga dapat sa USC jud mo enrol