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so, kanina kakalabas lang yung bagong issue ng Plaridel and one article about the Dress Code Issue...
Base on the article, The OVP-Acads (Office of the Vice President for Academics -> Student Council) is currently studying for implementing a Dress Code Policy in the university.
So, dalawa lang naman daw yung implement:
1. "ipinagbabawal ang pagsusuot ng mga damit kung saan makikita ang mga dibdib para sa mga kababaihan" (Plunging neckline)
(*edi pwede sa lalake.. jokes.. ahahahaha..)
2. "ipinagbabawal ang pagsuot ng tsinelas"
They(OVP-Acads) are now currently gathering comments through their multiply account..
here is the link.. http://dlsuaim.multiply.com/journal/item/23/Dress_to_Impress_or_to_Distress_The_Dresscode_Issue
According to Aimee Chua, SC-Vice President for Academics, there should really be guidelines regarding the Dress Code to maintain the standards of the school and the DLSU officials believe that the image of the univeristy itself is affected if the students dont dress appropriately.
According to the article, the policy will be probably be decided by the Student Handbook Revision Committee by the start of the third term.
Ive also found something interesting...
According to Section 4 of the Student Handbook "Social Norms"
(page b17 of the current handbook 06-09)
"Upon admission to the University, a student is regarded as a mature individual with all the rights and responsibilities of a citizen to foster an environment that is conducive for academic, social, and moral development All these contribute to the goal of achieving a Lasallian education and upholding the Lasallian values for the common good within and outside the University. With this, certain forms of conduct and demeanor should be observed as follows:"
And according to the Student Handbook Section 4.2...
"The University recognizes the right of students to come to school dressed according to their individual taste. However, they are encouraged to use attires that consider the sensibility of other members of the academic community. Dressing appropriately is a virtue which the University would like to cultivate among students, thus the University reserves the right to call the attention of students who dress inappropriately"
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ok, here is my comment regarding this...
i think we should really have a guidelines regarding the dress code, because there are really some people who dont really dress appropriately nowadays.. at dahil walang guidelines, generally kahit ano gusto natin pwede natin suotin..
kaso ang major issue is dito is yung banning of wearing of slippers..
like what the article has said..
ok lang siguro yung pagbawal sa plunging neckline, pero yung sa slippers, i think they should study it really carefully..
as you can see, halos lahat ng tao sa lasalle nakaslippers.. nakaHavianas.. kundi havianas.. Crocs.. SOSYAL.. (*nyek, ang layo ng SOSYAL sa main topic)
anyway, hindi ko alam kung sa atin lang ba yung pwede magslippers. pero people will think its unfair if it is implemented sa atin while other schools are still allowed to wear slippers.
pero another problem is..
people have different perspective what really "appropriateness" is..
kung para sa admin dapat ganito yung kailangan suotin,
pero sa students ganito ok lang naman..
it will definitely result to a conflict..
pero syempre every student knows and is responsible what to wear on a specific occasion..
syempre if going to outside companies dapat nakaformal..
pag reporting ganun din, and so and so forth..
they are "mature individuals" so i think they SHOULD know what to wear...
so kayu, ARE YOU FOR OR AGAINST THE POLICY?!
paanswer din nitong survey...
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=jic_2fWw8KxaCdE4h61Q0AoA_3d_3d