benjo hernandez,
Student α was caught red-handed at the scene of the crime. He was walking around the ‘Keep of the Grass’ sign when he was interrupted by student Ɵ who was passing by the office.
Student Ɵ immediately reported his violation to the enforcer who promptly blew his whistle. The moment student α heard it, he started to shout loudly, run very fast, and at times, roll all over the quadrangle.
The UPISDA enforcers were appalled with his behavior so they gave him the transparent orange slip that recorded his violations: over-speeding, noise-making, and blatant disregard for the 'Keep of the Grass' sign.
Because of three subsequent violations, Student α's ID was confiscated. To be able to get it back, he will be have to attend a seminar on why rules and regulations should not be broken. ● by Benjo Hernandez, Patricia Lim, and Bianca Pio
New's: UPISDA apprehends student violator
A student was issued a transparent orange slip by the UPIS Development Authority (UPISDA), after violating the ‘Keep of the Grass’ law at the quadrangle last September 27.Student α was caught red-handed at the scene of the crime. He was walking around the ‘Keep of the Grass’ sign when he was interrupted by student Ɵ who was passing by the office.
Student Ɵ immediately reported his violation to the enforcer who promptly blew his whistle. The moment student α heard it, he started to shout loudly, run very fast, and at times, roll all over the quadrangle.
The UPISDA enforcers were appalled with his behavior so they gave him the transparent orange slip that recorded his violations: over-speeding, noise-making, and blatant disregard for the 'Keep of the Grass' sign.
Because of three subsequent violations, Student α's ID was confiscated. To be able to get it back, he will be have to attend a seminar on why rules and regulations should not be broken. ● by Benjo Hernandez, Patricia Lim, and Bianca Pio
punyemas. bwiset. pakulong ko kayo kay sotto eh.
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