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    THE OFFICIAL STUDENT PUBLICATION OF BICOL UNIVERSITY

    Editorial Board and Staff AY 2014-2015

    Editor in Chief Alyssa Joselle BaaresAssociate EditorHermalyn Zantua Managing EditorJoshua Caleb PacletaSenior EditorJohn Eulou Bas Online Content EditorRandall Matthew Lorayes Copy Editor Camille Regala

    Writers: Rojee Peninoy, Jervy Anne Romero, Jo Michael Llamelo, Jerald Talavera, Jessica Bechayda, Arthessa Ladoing,Danica Navida, Alyssa Joana Aro,Janelle Tanguin, Renz Nikkol Mortega

    Cartoonists:John Paul Revilla, Deano Christian Echague, Edward Lustan, Romel NodaPhotojournalist:John Emerson Bado, Don Mari Frayna, Jerry Jetro Calag, Shan Gabriel ApuliLayout Artists Nichole Baloloy, Yves Lawrence Ivan Oarde, Exequiel Tugano Jr., Xyrel Tuson

    Public Relations Staff:Danica Villagracia, Bryan del Castillo, Jeano Marcayda, Jansen Baculi, Christelle De VeraTechnical Adviser:Felipe Jose Peralta

    THE BICOL UNIVERSITARIANis located at the 2F MP bldg., BU Main Campus, Legazpi City

    EDITORYAL

    Six years after the imple-

    mentation of electronic regis-

    tration, BUeos still experi-

    ence enrolment irregularities.

    Glitchesna siguro yung lagingnago-ofine yung system at laging

    nagba-brown out sa Daraga Campus

    during enrollment, Roger Oxales,

    College of Business, Economics and

    Management CSC President said.

    On the other hand, the newly

    established college in the Univer-

    sity, the College of Medicine (CM)

    awaits a specialized database sys-

    tem, due to a different curriculum.

    In medicine, subjects are

    credited in hours unlike in baccalau-

    reate which is credited in units just

    like in the graduate school and the

    other colleges. So it doesnt match

    to the existing e-registration of the

    institution,Acting Registrar Ma.

    Eileen A. Besenio of CM stated.

    Sophia A. Romero, the Uni-

    versity Registrar of Bicol Uni-

    versity cleared that having nan-

    cial problems is one of the main

    causes of a students failure to en-

    rol. Some students pre-registered

    but leave their tuition fees unpaid,

    making them unofcially enrolled.

    Meanwhile, the College of

    Education (CE) which aimed for

    a systematized enrolment, imple-

    mented a One-Step Policy this aca-

    demic year to control the crowd

    during the enrolment periods. The

    courses were divided and accom-

    modated in different buildings.

    However, the facilities of

    CE and the rearrangement of

    the staff of the college registrars

    somehow affected the attainment

    of CEs systemized registration.

    The College of Agriculture

    and Forestry (CAF) and CM both

    followed the manual type of regis-

    tration allowing them a quick en-

    rolment. CAF CSC President Em-

    manuel Apin stated that even a

    regular student can enrol for half a day.

    Despite the complaints on the

    delayed enrolment, the USC and

    CSCs said that this years enrolment

    was better than the previous year.

    By Arthessa Marie Ladoing, Rojee Peninoy and Renz Nikkol Mortega.

    With reports from Jeano Marcayda, Alyssa Joana Aro and Jervy Anne Romero

    By Danica Navida and Janelle Tanguin

    Sa ilalim ng CHED Memorandum Order (CMO)

    No. 20, Series of 2013, na nagsasaad ng bagong

    General Education Curriculum (GEC), nagdesi-

    syon ang naturang komisyon na alisin na ang asig-

    naturang Filipino sa kurikulum ng mga kolehiyo at

    unibersidad sa Pilipinas pagdating ng taong 2016.

    Kung sakaling alisin ang asignaturang Filipino

    sa kolehiyo, ituturo ito sa Senior Hayskul, baytang

    11 hanggang 12 sa ilalim ng K-12 Kurikulum at ma-

    higit 10 000 full-time at 20 000 part-time na guro ng

    Filipino ang nanganganib na mawalan ng trabaho o

    mabawasan ng kita dulot ng nasabing CMO ayon sa

    petisyon ng mga guro at indibidwal na umaalma dito.

    Hindi solusyon ang pagtanggal ng sabdyek na

    Filipino upang mas mapagtuunan ng pansin ng mga

    estudyante ang kani-kanilang kursong pinag-aaralan.

    Ayon kay Aurora Batnog, presidente ng

    Pambansang Samahan ng Linggwistika at Liter-

    aturang Filipino, Ink., "Sa mas mataas na lebel

    ng edukasyon nagaganap ang intelektwalisasyon

    ng wika na kailangan para lubusang magamit

    ang wikang ito sa lahat ng antas at disiplina." Idagdag pa rito, malinaw na nilalabag ng tala

    ang nakasaad sa Artikulo XIV, Seksyon 6, ng Kon-

    stitusyon ng Pilipinas na nagsasabing, "The gov-

    ernment shall take steps and sustain the use of Fili-

    pino as a medium of ofcial communication and as

    language of instruction in the educational system."

    Maituturing na kayamanan ang ating sar-

    iling wika. Kung tutuusin nga ay mas mahirap

    pag-aralan ang wikang Filipino kaysa Ingles lalo

    na pagdating sa aspetong gramatika. Hindi mai-

    kakaila na maraming Pilipino ang tagilid pa rin

    sa tamang paggamit nito pasulat man o pasalita.

    Sa kabilang dako, ayon sa CHED kinakailan-

    gan umanong magkaroon ng matibay na wikang

    pambansa, kultura at pagkakakilanlan ang ating

    bansa para sa napipintong ASEAN integration. Bagamat maganda ang hangarin ng komisyon,

    kailangan nga bang tanggalin ang asignaturang Filipino

    para magbigay daan sa pagdating ng mga dayuhang mag-

    aaral sa ating bansa? Kung nagawa nga ng Tsina, Japan at

    South Korea na umunlad sa pamamagitan ng paglinang

    ng kani-kanilang sariling wika, hindi rin ba natin kaya?

    Sa huli, mas makabubuting pagtuunan ng pan-

    sin ng Kagawaran ng Edukasyon at ng CHED ang

    maigting na pagtuturo ng wikang Filipino sa kahit

    anong antas sa paaralan at institusyon. Ang mahala-

    ga ay maging bihasa tayo sa ating wika. Higit sa la-

    hat mahalin, itaguyod at tangkilikin ang sariling atin.

    Huwag Na

    C O P Y R I G H T E D 2 0 1 4 U N I B . A L L R I G H T S R E S E R V E D . N O P A R T O F T H I S P A G E S H A L L B E R E P R O D U C E D I N A N Y F O R M O R B Y A N Y M E A N S W I T H O U T P E R M I S S I O N F R O M T H E P U B L I C A T I O NS T A F F . R E M O V A L O R T A M P E R I N G I S P U N I S H A B L E B Y L A W .

    Enrolment glitches seen

    COMICS nina Deano Christian Echague at John Paul Revilla

    Magbasa.Magdangog.

    Makiaram.Bungkaras BUeos!

    VOLUME XLVII BICOL UNIVERSITY JULY 12, 2014 www.facebook.com/UnibeWallnews

    BU Registrar drives Online E-Reg

    HEAT UP. Performers play with re as they greet the students in the

    Freshmen Welcome Party at Bicol University Commencement Grounds.

    As part of Bicol Universitys goal in achiev-

    ing clientele satisfaction, the Ofce of the Uni-versity Registrar advocates the implementa-

    tion of Online Electronic Registration.

    The proposed E-Registration is envi-

    sioned to become a more efcient recording and

    reporting system that would allow a smooth ow

    of enrolment for the students, professors and reg-

    istrars, Sophia A. Romero said.

    The University Registrar added that it will

    be a one-time process which will minimize er-

    rors in the registration and will simplify the pro-

    cedure of enrolment, especially for new students.

    With this innovation, professors and in-

    structors will be able to upload their students

    Certicates of Grades (COG) in the website. The

    students will also have an access on their gradesonline; thus acquiring a better and faster service.

    Though we still have no denite date

    for its full implementation but we are trying to

    nish the whole process before the start of this

    academic years 2nd semester, Romero stated.

    She further said that the implementa-

    tion of the proposal is still under due process

    because of the high nancial requirement in

    paying the wages of the manpower and other

    related expenses. The standards for the custom-

    ized format that the university wants from the

    service providers are also being considered.

    Despite the long process and nan-

    cial constraints, the university is still aim-

    ing to achieve online payment and on-

    line registration in the following years.

    Better Flow

    There was a re-assignment amongthe college registrars which affect-

    ed the ow of enrolment in some ways.

    Actually, we didnt encounter major prob-

    lems except for those colleges that were affect-

    ed by the transition period, Romero admitted.

    She explained that though there was an in-

    ux in the number of students, the enrolment was

    systematic. This semesters enrolment is unlike

    the enrolment before. The ow was organized

    because of the one-stop-shop process. The close

    coordination among the registrars, deans and

    other people concerned made a big contribution

    to the better ow of enrolment, she reiterated.

    We want the best for students

    Romero, being a college regis-trar before, defended her fellow registrars.

    What we want is to serve the stu-

    dents with our very best. Naiinis kami kapag

    di gumagana at mabagal ang system kasi

    di namin naseserve yung gusto naming

    maiserve sa estudyante kasi gusto rin namin

    ng clientele satisfaction, Romero asserted.

    She also cited that the large number of stu-

    dents being served contribute to the slow ow

    of service. Hindi naman yan sa mabagal ang

    serbisyo ng empleyado, dahil na rin sa karami-

    han ng mga estudyante na nakalinya,she added.

    The University and College Reg-

    istrars are trying to work out the

    gap between them and the students.

    ANG OPISYAL NA BALITANG PADER NG THE BICOL UNIVERSITARIAN