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NINJA SPRINTS. Student from different colleges, PAG representatives, and CSA participated in the Naruto Run activity held at the University Oval as part of the Students’ Week Opening Day on November 19 spearheaded by the USC. The activity has gained approval from the administration to proceed as part of the events lined up for this year’s Students’ Week after being disrupted last AY.
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DLSU-D undergoing discussions for drug testing next AY
by Patrik Aboy
With a report from Bianca Isabelle Lariosa Following the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) Memorandum Order (CMO) No. 18 Series of 2018 regarding the guidelines on drug testing for students in higher education institutions (HEIs), the University is undergoing discussions on the implementation of the CMO for academic year (AY) 2019-2020, as per Vice Chancellor for Academics and Research (VCAR) Dr. Marco Saez. “For sure naman [that] the University will follow,” Office of Student Services (OSS)
Dean Arch. Antonio Gutierrez Jr. said. “As mandated here [in the CMO], it will start ng
2019 - 2020, so that means next academic year,” referring to Rule VI Section 8 of the CMO
which states that “all HEIs are mandated to implement a mandatory random drug testing of the students.” The memorandum order released by CHED on November states that drugs remain a “national concern” in the Philippines. In its objective in addressing this
persisting drug problem by promoting “drug-free” campuses, as stated in Rule IX Section 21.2, “All HEIs shall establish a DrugFree Committee (DFC) which shall formulate their internal drug testing rules.” Furthermore, as currently stipulated in Section 19.2.1
of the 2018 - 2022 DLSU-D Student Handbook, “drug addiction and/or possession or use of prohibited and regulated drugs (without valid prescription) within and outside the premises of the university” is an offense with a corrective See DRUG TESTING | page 2
Freshmen prescribed to wear uniforms next sem New design for male uniform in production by Andrew Encapas Freshmen and transferees will be prescribed to wear the proper school uniform by the second semester of academic year (AY) 2018-2019 as per Office of Student Services (OSS) Dean Arch. Antonio Gutierrez Jr., as the male uniform design has been finalized and currently on the process of production. “Actually ang gusto ko sana ay first week of December…pero magbabakasyon na rin perhaps second semester sure na sure na may [male] uniforms na tayo, but what I am thinking now is sa second semester na,” the OSS Dean said regarding the release of the uniforms. As of press time, freshmen are still permitted to wear proper civilian attire until the end of the See UNIFORM | page 3
CHILDREN AGAINST TYRANNY. In commemoration of United Nations Universal Children’s Day, Lumads, volunteers, and child rights advocates such as Save Our Schools (SOS) and Salinlahi Alliance for Children’s Concern united the University of the Philippines - Diliman on November 20 to call for an end to Martial Law in Mindanao and attacks on IP children.
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