Anu ang certificate of enrollment? Marahil pinapansin lang natin kung anu ang nakasulat sa unang bahagi ng kapirasong papel na ito. Marahil, tama ako sa pagpapalagay kong ito. Siguro nga, hindi napapansin ng mga kapwa ko Adamsonian ang mga bagay na nakasulat sa ibabang parte nito. Siguro natitignan nyo din iyon, siguro kapag malapit na ang bayaran ng tuition para malaman kung magkano ang iyong ibabayad…
Certificate of enrollment: revisited
Basic Parts:
Header - containing ang name ng univesity at logo
Student’s Profile - includes name of student, course, student number, academic year
Schedule - contains section, course code number, subject description, number of units, time, day, at room number
ASSESSMENT/ADDITIONAL FEES - self explanatory???
think twice, fellow adamsonian?
hindi lang UP ang may problema sa pagtaas ng tuition nila ng 300%…ooopsss, i did over exaggerate.
wala naman yatang nakakapansin na may tuition fee increase, hindi ko naman kasi nararamdaman…siguro slowly creeping, but then, alam ko naman na it is worth it, makikita naman sa physical facilities eh…BUT, may mga bagay na tumataas na nakakapag-pantig ng tenga, nakakaloka, nakaka-high-blood, nakakapag-init ng dugo at nakakaasar, mga klasmeyts…
FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS BELOW AND THINK HARD.
1. Kunin mo ang iyong Certificate of Enrollment. Titigang mabuti. May napansin k ba? Kung meron ano? Malabo ba ang print? ok lang yan…nababasa mo pa ba? pilitin mo, para makita mo ang sinasabi ko sayo. Imulat ng makalawang beses ang mga mata, wag masyado pa-cute ang mag-singkit-singkitan.
2. Ibaba ang tinging sa lower part ng Certificate of Enrollment. Nakita mo na ba? may dalawang column dun - ASSESSMENT OF FEES ung isa, tapos meron ding ADDITIONAL FEES
3. Disect mo ang nilalaman nun. Try nating paganahin ang pagiging biologist natin at mag-disect tulad ng ginawa natin sa palaka nung kabataan natin. hahaha…
GAME?
Unit LECTURE FEE - ok pa naman yan, klasmeyt. worth it pa naman yung binabayad natin dyan. May natututunan ka pa naman siguro sa mga profs mo? May naa-absorb ka naman? OK pa yan, it’s really worth it. Wala akong reklamo sa lecture fee, wak ka na reklamo. oki?
UNIT LABORATORY FEE - mahal ito talaga! mahal kasi mga gamit sa laboratory, kaya minsan lang gamitin. kaya ayon, minsan, naluma ng di man lang masyado nagamit. overprotected kasi. pero di ko naman pedeng i-blame yung mga may responsibility dun, kasi may mga klasmeyt naman tayong pasaway in nature.
ATHLETIC - akala ko noon, kapag may PE ka, mayroon talaga Athletic Fee. Ngayon ko lang nalaman, napamahal sakin at sa aking certificate of Enrollment yan. Hindi nyo ako masisisi kasi naman, hindi naman tayo masyado nananalo sa UAAP. Volleyball lang yata tayo magaling. Ewan ko, kayo ang mag-judge, klasmeyt.
AUPA - ano yung AUPA? Adamson University Parents’ Association? Meron pala nun? Parang wala ata invitation mga parents ng regular or under priviledged students? Kung parents association nga yung AUPA…help! ano ba talaga yung AUPA?
ENERGY COST, AIRCON CLASSROOM - klasmeyt, hindi natin pag-aari ang MERALCO, intindihin natin na talagang mahal ang kuryente sa panahon ngayon, wala naman sigurong system’s loss sa tuition natin pagdating sa aspetong ito. Dito lang ha…ansarap nga sa rooms eh, AIRCON. Sana i-centralized na ang buong Adamson. Dreaming big lang po!
GUIDANCE - owwssss? Meron palang guidance, usually kapag first year ka lang at graduating mo magagamit yan.
LABORATORY USAGE FEE - ano kaibahan nito sa UNIT LABORATORY FEE? Mahal na kaya ung unit laboratory fee, tapos mayroon pang laboratory usage fee? what’s the sense? Needs more explanation.
LIBRARY - Silence please. Not all the time dapat silent ka, yan ang tinuro sa akin ng Library. University na ang Adamson, hindi High School…siguro naman, alam nila ang bilang ng estudyante, aba, daig pa ang public school…agawan sa books dahil limited at minsan ancient o antique na yung books. tapos parang yearly taas ng taas ang fee. yun lang?
MEDICAL and DENTAL - paracetamol lang yata meron sa clinic..YATA is used in the sentence ha. Dental? Sinong dentist? Sino doctor? Ano naibibigay na service ng clinic sa students. pupuntahan lang ang clinic kapag may nararamdamang masama ang student, DAPAT, sila ang mag-reach out, hindi students. kaya madalas question yung fee na sinisingil para i-allot sa budget nila eh…wala man lang Health Week, Health Month, Nutrition Month, Wellness Campaign, etc., yung mga ganung bagay na mapro-promote sila. atleast nakita ng students yung pera nila is worth it.
REGISTRATION - para sa ID yata ito, in short kapag di ka enrolled, da gagana ID mo, susungitan ka na ng guard…hahahahaha…mahal pa din ang registration, eh hindi naman napapalitan yung ID mo, bagets ka forever sa picture mo sa ID…hahahaha…seriously, dapat SIGURO babaan ito, kasi hindi naman pinapalitan ang ID namin eh, kung pinapalitan yearly, ok lang, kahit taasan niyo pa, basta makita yung worth nung binayad mo
AUSG/RSO - member ka ng org di ba? ok lang yan…pero lately nagpalit na yata ng system sa AUSG, nawalan ng botohan this school year, saan na yung RIGHT OF SUFFRAGE ng students?
CHRONICLE - go chronicle! ang ganda kaya ng paper na ito, glossy pa ung cover, colored, maraming laman, worth Php 20.00, solve na yun! wag ka na bumili ng FHM, Maxim, etc., wala kwenta yun, dito ka na sa Chronicle! hahaha, dapat yata bayaran ako ng Chronicle, libreng advertisement ito ah…joke
THIS YEAR’S ADDITIONAL FEES:
MAILING FEE - Php 50.00 - mailing? liham? sulat? in this age of modern technology, magpapadala sila ng sulat sa bahay mo? Php 50.00? bakit? ano ito?
TEST PAPERS - Php 200.00 - ang mahal na test papers ha, lahat ba ng klase ng test kasama dito, baka naman kapag nagrequest ang professor ng ipa-photocopy ang test nya, eh sangkaterbang fill-up ng form dito, process ng paper dyan ang mangyari, malamang ang bagsak nyan sisingilin na lang nya students…ano silbi nyan? basta prof, libre sa photocopy centers sa Adamson? ganon? mahal mag-test sa Adamson ah, dapat nga provided nyo na yan kasi educational institution ang Adamson eh, di ba? or dapat kasama na sa bayad sa Unit Lecture fee, kasi part naman sya nun di ba? Sino nagpauso nito? Needs more explanation.
CULTURAL FEE - Php 400.00 - Magdadala ba ng Aeta o Igorot sa Adamson at magsasayaw sila sa mga rooms? HIndi ko maintindihan, cultural cultural pa, naku-CULTURE SHOCK KAMING STUDENTS sa cultural fee. BIgla-bigla na lang sulpot eh, sana i-advertise man lang dun sa mga TV at kiosk kung magdadagdag sila ng bagong fee tulad nito. Sino may pakana nito? Need More Explanation.
Wala naman akong nasi patamaan sa administration. Nagtatanong lang po?
THanks, just suggesting for better dissemination of information na kailangan, more than that, KARAPATAN NG MGA STUDENTS.
Ako ay si Jun Bigote, AUFEA president ngayon, expert sa Philippine History — Philippine History lang ha! Excellent lagi sa evaluation, e panu naman eto lang ang alam kong ituro!
Pinagmamalaki ko na Secretary general ako ng Tau Gamma! Siga ako sa Adamson, ang asawa ko ay asawa ng iba.
Galit ako sa mga teacher na ayaw sumampalataya sa akin at sa aking asawa.
Kinakawawa namin ang mga iniinterview na teacher sa CFCP. Minsan, may extension ng interview sa AUFEA Office.
Galit ako sa mga estudyanteng masamang tumingin.
Sinusuot ko and Tau Gamma t-shirt at kwintas sa loob ng campus pero papatungan ko na ng polo shirt kapag lalabas na ako ng campus kasi takot din naman ako sa Apo.
Lahat ng ito ay okay lang sa admin ng Adamson dahil duwag sila o sila’y bulag, pipi at bingi sa paghahasik ko ng lagim.
[Written by Raul Agner; reprinted from Adamson News]
His father, a retired overseas musician, has all the reasons to play one cool triumphant rock anthem on his guitar or keyboard these days. So does his Alma Mater, Adamson University. For Levi Layague Miranda has just nailed one feat in his relatively quiet academic life: garner the topmost spot in the latest board exams for chemical engineers given last April 21-23, 2008 at the Manuel L. Quezon University in Manila.
Equally proud are her mother and two siblings who saw in him an average student who was nevertheless serious with his studies in spite of a sickly frame. After third year at the Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila, he was refused reenrollment after incurring a second long absence due to illness. When he applied for transfer at Adamson, he was readily admitted and went on to graduate on October 2007.
Levi was born on November 29, 1983 in Las Pinas City to Liberato Miranda, a Batangueño, and Sylvia Layague, an Ilocana. He attended high school in Molino, Cavite. After his stint at the PLM, he moved to Adamson in June 2004 where he had to repeat his third year studies to catch up on the demanding chemical engineering course. His enjoyment of a full academic scholarship for two semesters meant he was able to cope up with the rigorous studies. Then the course became just too heavy that he couldn’t maintain the grades required by the scholarship program. He didn’t enjoy that benefit in his last years in the school, but he enjoyed studying anyway—thermodynamic s being his favorite subject. When pressed for his favorite teacher, he declined to name one but hastened to say that all the professors he studied under were helpful and very professional. It also helped that the University’s facilities were excellent enough to respond to the needs of the students. These included the library, where he loved reading technical books, the laboratories that had new equipment, the air-conditioned classrooms, and the relatively spacious campus.
When the results of the board exam were released, none was more surprised than himself because he didn’t expect to land at the top. Aside from his generally average performance in college, he found the exam really hard not even the one-year review he undertook was a guarantee he’d make it. That’s all water under the bridge now for this simple Adamsonian who chose a course that was her mother’s frustration (only a year short of her graduation at UST). One thing is sure though, he was not wanting in hard work, dedication, and discipline. At the moment, he’s just happy to have made a milestone for himself and the University. Not used to being lavished with attention and praise, he appears a bit awkward when congratulated, but acknowledges them the best way he can.
On May 25, 2008, he will lead the other new chemical engineers for the formal oath taking at the Manila Hotel. His proud family will be around to bask in the honor of his rare first-place achievement. The whole Adamson community warmly congratulates him for bringing a big honor to the institution. All Adamsonians at the moment are just happy and proud to be members of the tribe of Levi.
UAE-based graduates of the University will gather on May 29, 2008 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Star Boutique Hotel in Dubai for a timely get-together dubbed “Proud to be Adamsonian,” the first ever reunion of Adamsonians working and residing in United Arab Emirates. The assemblage will be an initial move to put up an alumni association based in UAE. University president Fr. Gregorio Bañaga, Jr.,C.M. will be the event’s guest of honor and speaker.
Should you have further queries on the details of this gathering, you may contact Herma Dulay at +971502242725 or e-mail herma.dulay@kbr.com, or thru Ferdie Macanas at +971507683352 or e-mail flmacanas@yahoo.com.
Not so long ago, Filipino professionals on the field of medicine batted their eyelashes and vented out resentful sentiments because of a discriminatory slur labeled upon them by an American TV series. The said show quoted how vulgarly tacky and unprofessional Filipino medical practitioners were. It was ensued by a massive protest of Filipinos who wanted to exterminate the indelible stigma laid on our Filipino doctors, nurses and the like. Now, the notion of some foreign countries seem incorrigible as we blatantly proved that they are right.
A sickening and nauseating video about a patient who had a black suede spray paint inserted on his rectum was proliferating fast on the net, garnering different views and opinions, here and abroad. The incognito patient was infuriated because of the breach of privacy and the inhumane treatment, and he badly recalls how these people mocked him and videoed the removal of the canister in his rectum (hey, does this man know the purpose of his butthole?) while giggling in ineffable joy, as if he’s an experimental guinea pig. The inviolable Hippocratic Oath will turn impertinent and of no use if this kind of ill-bred doctors were still on the loose, causing abhorrent professional defamation and social disgrace. I’m not totally being one-sided here, but the video narrates it all. and the impact will have its way to ricochet on all of us. The shame is inescapable.
I sat up for hours last night thinking about my dear Adamson University, and the looming dialogue on tuition fee increases that is about to transpire in the coming months. I recalled how we handled it during my term and was able to bring down the TFI from the proposed 12% to 6% in the school year 1995-1996. And then a thought occurred to me, that if the current AUSG is not preparing for the dialogue that is about to come, they will not have a chance of winning the argument. So for those in the student body, allow me to give in my dibs and unsolicited advice on how to present a valid and compelling argument against TFI.
From the point of view of the administration, the TFI is an accepted fact of running a business for reasons of competitiveness and economics. Students need high quality teachers and there is no way to retain them if they do not get paid well. The facilities needed maintenance and the only way to do that is to spend. New equipment needs to be purchased and upgrading old computers also will cost money.
From the point of view of the Faculty, raising tuition fees is justified simply because they need it to cover their adjusting cost of living. Without increasing fees, there is no way they could get a pro-rated amount of increase to cover the labor contracts they already entered into thereby guaranteeing a stable raise in income. For them, the students’ families can bear the brunt of tuition hikes since they have already done so for a number of years. It is expected in an inflating economy that education expenses share the bulk since education is an investment that will hopefully pay off in the long run. The teachers would normally be sharing the same view as that of the Administrator, that every year expenses go up and so does salaries and operating costs.
So that leaves the AUSG, the sole legal representative of the studentry in these proceeedings, virtually alone in the stand against TFI. They will have to come up with a strong presentation of ideas that will negate if not neutralize these points. The only thing that could save them is good research and a strong negotiating skill. These are the things they would have to do:
1. Present to the group a reasonable scenario proving that TFI is not necessary, and
2. Convince the conniving factions that TFI is not beneficial.
The AUSG has about fifteen minutes to deliver the presentation, after the University Controller submits the projected Financial Budget for the coming year. In order to come up with a strong position, they would have to weaken the position of the Administration by questioning all the entries in the proposed budget. They should look at redundant entries, unreasonable budget allocation, unexplained accounting items, promises made over the years that were not delivered, wasteful spending and other financial allocation that does not make sense. The outlook of the team when they pore over these documents should be to make every bit of entry justified. If not, the AUSG should come up with a reversal of the specific item thus bringing down projected costs. A review of the actual Financial Statement of the Admin will also be made available for them to scrutinize. If they compare what is current versus what is projected for next year, they will be able to find a lot of things that are not justified and should therefore not be included in the budget.
And this is just the preliminaries. It usually takes four meetings in a span of three months to settle this issue. And this is when the AUSG will prove to be strong. For in these coming months, the graduating officers of the AUSG will have left the campus life behind, with nary a care as to what the students will pay for in the coming year. They would be busy looking for jobs in a crazy society where all their ideals will be crushed. This happens every year and this is a reality that the AUSG will have to face. It would take commitment from the leadership of the AUSG to attend every dialogue and attempt to strengthen their position. They usually forfiet this chance of a mediation by the Alumni, when the radical of the factions will resort to street demonstrations and leave the negotiating table behind. This happens because it is easy to shout than to listen. If this year will be an exception, then I have high hopes that any TFI would be justified.
A rationalization of fee increases usually come with a solid set of numbers. Data that shows inflation rates, purchasing power of the peso, median income of average Adamsonian families, economic indicators such as GDP and minimum wages, labor conditions, and comparative rates of increases of all Universities in the area, will be useful in presenting a valid case. The bulk of any argument in this scenario should be quantitative and so a consultant like an economics professor may come in handy.
More than the numbers, an argument based on the qualitative merits of any increase should also be given. How are the facilities nowadays? What more do we need to be competitive? Where does Adamson want to go? Is this in the same spirit of the Founding Fathers? Is the poor well reached out? These and more questions dealing with the essence of Adamson University as a non-profit, Catholic institution, will help bolster that AUSG stance that it is not necessary and beneficial to increase fees from a specific percentage to the proposed. And this is where lies all true wisdom…the AUSG needs to come up with a number other than ZERO!
Based on experience, leading students in the fight against TFI can be troublesome. Most radical leaders think that it is brave to say they do not want an increase. They feel that it would be a sell off to agree to a certain number. So most of them carry the fight to the streets and forego the process. They do not realize that had they done their research and met with the opposition in a spirit of dialogue, they would have a winning situation.
“In the context of the administration of the Sacraments, all priests are healers. But some others are given by the Holy Spirit charism of healing for the purpose of building up church communities and strengthening the faith of the people,” Rev. Fr. Rene Ruelos C.M., current parish priest of Saint Vincent de Paul Parish Church, explained.
The solemn ordination of priests makes them healers. Parish priests are called “cura pároco” (healer of the parish) in Spanish.
Father Fernando Suarez—now identified as the most popular local “healing priest”—undoubtedly is one of those in the contemporary times who were given such of unusual gift. (The term healing priest, which is actually another misnomer, was coined by a certain member of the Charismatic Movement in the 1980s.)
This Chemical Engineering graduate of Adamson University in 1988, who hails from a humble family in Barrio Botong, Taal, Batangas, noticed this gift of healing at the age of fifteen, almost two decades before he was ordained as priest. This was when an old lame woman he met outside Santa Cruz Church in Manila walked after praying one Glory, Hail Mary, and Our Father. But such experience scared him so much that he kept this to himself till his gift of healing became public in a parish in 2004 in Ottawa, Canada—following his ordination as member of the Companions of the Cross.
They won’t miss the stench of the filthy estero, or the hazards that lurked within the slum area, like the fire that burned down some shanties and fast tracked their transfer in the first place. Now settled in a relocation site in Calauan, Laguna – where there’s elbowroom for kids to play in and an endless supply of fresh country air to inhale – the former squatters whose makeshift dwellings straddled the banks along Adamson University and three other schools are now better off.
Ergo, they don’t need help anymore? Wrong. The process of adapting to a new environment, the search for a means of livelihood and a whole new set of adjustments are problems they will have to cope up with. They need as much help now as when the relocation was yet being planned and in progress.
The Estero de Balete is a big stream branching west from the Pasig River to a dead end at Taft Ave. It was home to some 48 families living in stilt-propped shacks at the back of the Adamson University (AdU) Gym and Sta. Isabel College (SIC) and beside the Technological University of the Philippines (TUP) and Philippine Normal University (PNU). On January 17, 2008, a big fire razed several barong-barong, leaving some 17 families homeless. Adamson University offered a vacant corner within its campus as their temporary shelter.
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There was this incident na ung friend ko, hindi pinapasok ng guard sa ST gate (matangkad) dahil naka-tattered pants daw siya. The pants was not actually tattered but it was considered such according to the head of guards. The question is, how do they define “tattered?” This friend of mine was really asking almost all the guards on duty at that time, but none of them could answer… Nanghaharang pero nagtuturuan kung anong violation ang ngawa… ANG GULO DIBA!
And also, sinabihan ng isang guard yung isang friend ko na magpalit ng damit, e hindi naman kita ang kaluluwa eh sabi magpalit daw! My friend begged the guards to let her enter the campus because we had to take an exam, but hindi pa rin nila sya pinapasok. Wala talgang proper implementation ng rules (at my hawak silang student manual ha!) and they dont inform us students about the extent of these rules.
Goodluck sa inyong lahat.. Buti may mga natitira pang guards na matino.. (ung makulit sa my ped xing- “Tawid na po tau!” ehehe.) ayusin nyo buhay nyo kasi nalilito kameng mga “obeyers” naman kahit papano ng rules… Okies?
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invaderzim : hahah oo,tlgang hndi mo rin maiwasan yung mga stupid moments with the guards. maikwento ko lang.once naiwan ko ang i.d ko.so wla akong choice kundi kumuha ng violation slip.tas may nakasabay akong stud. (nakacvilian,during uniform days) balak nyang magp-asa ng letter to excuse/inform the school bout sa gagwin nyang absences,dahil sa natupok ng apoy ang bahay nila(daw)so wla xang ibang dala kundi kapirasong papel
asia : you wudn't beieve me, nahihirapan aq pumasok sa gate dhil sa mga bwct na guard na yan. once i am inside the campus, ndi na aq pwd lumabas unless uuwi na aq. otherwise, habulan ulit kmi ng guard coz of my dress code... arte..
asia : hahaha... ganyan din ang feeling q nun. after my formal exit, and after years passed by... i found out that i am starting to miss adamson
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invaderzim : kamuzta ang adu?ayun.bawal ang cd players pero pwede ang mp3 players.bawal ang camera at video cam pero pwede ang mga mobilefone na may ganun.naka wi-fi na ang ST quad pero kelangn mo paring ikuha ng permit ang laptop mo.nakkabadtrip paren madalas ang mga guard.at higit sa lahat andum paren yung mga punggok na poste sa st gate na wala namng silbe.
