USC students protest!!!!!!!!

[diem]

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[color=navy] When people complain this much over what many believe to be trivial things, it is usually because they can do nothing more but just complain.... and apparently have the time and energy to complain on and on... time and energy better spent in transferring to and trying other academic institutions and their policies or just focusing on one's studies to acquire the degree to get out of the academic institution as sooner as possible.

[norrissee]

lots of good schools out there nowadays, unlike before nga USC ra ang dungog kaau. Pwede gani mag modularize nalang unya study at home nalang.
instead of wasting time protesting murag mas viable to try other forms of education and other educational institutions.

[radiostar]

but that is subject to interpretation and for the school its their way of interpreting it. sorry bro your under their rules. its either you get out or accept it. you cant force them because they own the school. transfer kanalang sa UP or UV.

before ma usab nila dapat mana mo agi pa sa SSC, sorry bro sad pero mo agi jud na sa SSC before maka implement silag policy. plus like what i've said before na.ay mga policy na gihimo sa SAS na wala kibaw ang admin. tarong bana?[br]Posted on: October 18, 2007, 05:08:34 AM_________________________________________________

ang ako lang jud ma-comment ba:

How come naabot naman lagi ug 3rd year ang nagwear sa male uniform beh? kung true enough nga dili sila uyon kay dili unta sila magwear. ang kanang cge nuon yawyaw kay kanang mga higher years nga exempted sa uniform. Do you really believe you are protesting for the whole community? kay kesyo dili kahibaw mosukol ang lower years? do not under estimate them. They know what they are doing. Kung kanang pioneer nag-uniform (meaning 3rd yrs karon) kay napugos na sila kay they were not consulted.... how come hinfollow man lagi ang mga 2nd ug 1st yrs karon? kahibaw naman nah sila daan nga mag-uniform (maski wala pa nah naka-reflect sa student's manual nga dili pa updated) so ngano hin-enroll pa man sila? kung dili pa nah sila kahibaw mo obey sa school policies then wala nalang unta sila nagpa-enroll sa USC. That way ma-alarm unta ang admin nga puros nalang females ang ila students kay wala kauyon ang mga males sa uniform policy so ila gi-boycott ang USC.

miss, dile pa time mo boycott... aguroy gi sayon sayon man hinu.on nang boycott... miss when you have spent a whole year paying your tuition fee (others parents money; other self supporting) then mo balhin raka just for the sake of boycotting, then that is unnessesary. when you say boycott bug-at kaayo na na word. dile na madali-dali...

[diem]

[color=navy]Actually, a boycott appears to be the only way if one wants for an organization to change. Think of it as an organism-- if an organism doesn't have a food supply, it must make changes in its habits or approach death via starvation.

Imagine if a boycott does occur, the school sees a large decrease in its population of incoming and enrolled students, its cash flow becoming a drip, unable to pay for its employees and utilities. Now, that's a BIG problem for the school.

The school must enact changes in its policies in order to deal with this problem For a school isn't a school without students.

If one wants to get the upper hand during a negotiation, one has to have 'leverage'. The greater the leverage, the better. And I don't think there is a more better leverage than a mass boycott. It is an action that speaks loud enough for administration to take notice to do something about it, louder than words uttered in criticism against the school.

But if one feels that a mass boycott is too drastic or too difficult to do, then apparently the grounds for protest seems to not be worthy of such an action.

And when is the RIGHT time for an action to occur, be it a boycott or other? Shouldn't be the right time be NOW if one wants to have a immediate resolution to the matter? I just feel if one waits for the right time it might never happen at all and soon people will get used to the new policies while those who have protested against these, well have moved on to other matters, to other priorities.

[junmar4]

before ma usab nila dapat mana mo agi pa sa SSC, sorry bro sad pero mo agi jud na sa SSC before maka implement silag policy. plus like what i've said before na.ay mga policy na gihimo sa SAS na wala kibaw ang admin. tarong bana?[br]Posted on: October 18, 2007, 05:08:34 AM_________________________________________________
miss, dile pa time mo boycott... aguroy gi sayon sayon man hinu.on nang boycott... miss when you have spent a whole year paying your tuition fee (others parents money; other self supporting) then mo balhin raka just for the sake of boycotting, then that is unnessesary. when you say boycott bug-at kaayo na na word. dile na madali-dali...

moagi sa SSC? taka man ka bai... unsa diay ang USC SSC ang tag-iya? maybe consultation pero that is really not a necessity.

yes dapat moboycott na lang ka rather than sige kay yawyaw...

[radiostar]

moagi sa SSC? taka man ka bai... unsa diay ang USC SSC ang tag-iya? maybe consultation pero that is really not a necessity.

yes dapat moboycott na lang ka rather than sige kay yawyaw...

unsay taka? basin ikaw bai... ayaw pag pina sweto diha

[manick]

ma abot lang ta 4th ug 5ht yr mag uniform ra ghpon ta
shet ka luod oi
college na gyud ta matured na ta a2 na manang decision dapat
boang maning admin oi

[diem]

[color=navy]^^Magsanay na mo kay most companies require their employees to adhere a dress code, others a uniform code.

A person in a uniform indicates that person got obligations, priorities, relevant matters to attend to, to be responsible for, and a job to do.

[manick]

[color=navy]^^Magsanay na mo kay most companies require their employees to adhere a dress code, others a uniform code.

A person in a uniform indicates that person got obligations, priorities, relevant matters to attend to, to be responsible for, and a job to do.

yah when u work kao g bayran man ka ana mo supak a gyud diay ka if mo work ka
pro dude let us enjoy our youth while we still can k ra man ghpon na kai wa man uniform sa una dyn ma adjust ra man ghpon ka
if mo work na ka

[radiostar]

[color=navy]^^Magsanay na mo kay most companies require their employees to adhere a dress code, others a uniform code.

A person in a uniform indicates that person got obligations, priorities, relevant matters to attend to, to be responsible for, and a job to do.

even as artists do we have to wear our uniform? as writers do we have to wear our uniform? we don't have to wear that silly piece of cloth so that we will look professional. we can be professionals in our own way. i remember a teacher of mine once told me, there is no such thing a professional student. no matter how smart he is, he is still a student.