The NORSUnian Vol XXXV Issue 4

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vol xxxv issue no 4 june 26-30,2017

NORSU marks 13th Charter Day STEP UP! Talents from all campuses of NORSU gather during the university-wide event, the Panaghugyaw, during the 13th Charter day and unveil their hidden gifts. (Photo by Ma. Angelica G. Ho)

Kenneth Carlorio S. Surilla and John Michael Ausejo

Anchored with the theme: “One Mind, One Heart, One NORSU,” Negros Oriental State University (NORSU) successfully celebrated its 13th Charter Day anniversary with the different events held in the university on June 25, 27 and 28. Kicking off the celebration on June 25, Diana started at 5 a.m. followed by Pahinungod sa NORSU at 8 a.m. wherein faculty, staff and students, cleaned and decorated their respective offices and rooms

in preparation for the Open House. The event resumed with the Open House— a competition among different offices in Dumaguete Campus, on June 27 after the observance of the national public holiday for Muslim and nonMuslim Filipinos, also known as “Eid al-Fitr.” All workplaces vied for the awards in cleanest, most interactive workplace, and other special awards. The Kabilin Office, Physical Education Faculty office, NORSU Cultural Office, College of Education (CEd), won Excellent

Photo by John Michael Ausejo

Limson’s SOUA highlights NORSU achievements

ONE AIM. Limson delivers his State of the University Address, June 28, including the recent university accomplishments in his first term of service. Elmark Jade C. Ignacio

University President Joel Limson centered NORSU’s achievements in his first year of service as university president on his State of the University Address

(SOUA) during the 13th Charter Day academic convocation on June 28. Limson shared the university achieved above the national passing rate for all board examinations.

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Despacito Nepotismo nO NOON BREAK opinion|see page 2

Display, Very Artistic, Cultural Convocation, highlighting the State faculty and staff members, and the Inspired Display, Subject Matter of the University Address (SOUA) of student government officers of the Display, respectively. University President Dumaguete and satellite campuses. Meanwhile, the College of Joel Limson who After the Fellowship Luncheon Nursing, Pharmacy, and Allied stated his future of the faculty and staff along with the Health Sciences (CNPAHS) platforms of external campus administrators at got the cleanest faculty room. governance and Bacong Tree house, Panaghugyaw— Offices of CEd, Registrar, the achievements of a competition of various talents, Cashier, Graduate School, the academe in sports commenced at 3 p.m. and CNPAHS were contests and recent Out of 10 contestants, J-Force— declared the cleanest. board examination a group of dancers performing The ecumenical results. a contemporary dance, and service was held in the The event, was The Idiots— a group of dancers Sports and Cultural then followed by the performing a comical dance from Complex on June 28; oath-taking ceremony Dumaguete Campus, won first followed by the Academic of the NORSUFFA NORSU MARKS/to page 6

Student leaders commend SOUA Elmark Jade C. Ignacio

Centered to the achievements and future plans of the academe, student leaders commended President Joel Limson’s State of the University Address (SOUA) in the 13th Charter Day. Student Regent Kristine Rose Pening said that on his stay in NORSU, more infrastructures were built which is productive. “He’s not a perfect president but he’s doing his best. He just needs support from the

students.” she added. Meanwhile, College of Business Administration (CBA) Governor Renante Gibang-gibang Jr. applauded Limson for being efficient and prompt in building trust from the students as well as resolving issues the previous administration has left him. Moreover, Governor Nurhima Hassan of the College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) said, “It’s good that he mentioned about his achievements as most of the students in NORSU don’t know about this and just kept

on blaming him for the problems NORSU is currently facing.” Likewise, College of Education (CEd) Governor Jose Elvis Encila expressed, “So far so good. A lot of accomplishments. With his future plans, I can see growth for the university.” On the other hand, student leaders gave varied responses when asked if the “Number one, 100%” project of the president aiming a 100 percent passing rate in board

Administration (CBA) has complete set of officers while the rest of the colleges lack SG representatives. Student Government of Dumaguete City (SGDC-I) President Kristine Rose Pening said, the previous administration [Remart Dadan’s time] was supposed to hold the special election since it

is not the current administration’s responsibility. Based on the Election Code of Student Government Officials, Article II, Section 1, “Special election shall be made in the first month of the school year, if no one filed for the contestable position in

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SG officers take oath

Narlyn R. Mascardo

Despite the incomplete set of newly elected officers per college, Student Government (SG) oath taking ceremony pushed through during the university’s Charter Day academic convocation. The College of Business

PANGINDAHAY university diary

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UNIVERSITY POLL BACKPAGE|see page 6

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