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CategoriesCategoriesI.I. Entering AteneoEntering AteneoII.II. My brother’s keeperMy brother’s keeperIII.III. Not just me, myself and INot just me, myself and IIV.IV. Lions, tigers and guards!Lions, tigers and guards!V.V. Honesty is the policyHonesty is the policyVI.VI. Bonus: Que sera seraBonus: Que sera sera

Entering Ateneo Entering Ateneo The basics of everyday life in the LSThe basics of everyday life in the LS

You left your ID at home, you’re late for You left your ID at home, you’re late for class, and you’re about to walk through class, and you’re about to walk through

Gate 2.5. What should you do?Gate 2.5. What should you do?A – Run through the gate and hope the guard doesn’t come A – Run through the gate and hope the guard doesn’t come

after youafter you

B – Sign in your name and go to the ADSA Office to get a B – Sign in your name and go to the ADSA Office to get a temporary IDtemporary ID

C – Cut your class and go homeC – Cut your class and go home

ANSWER: BANSWER: B• Anyone without an ID should go to the ADSA Office Anyone without an ID should go to the ADSA Office

immediately to get a temporary ID. immediately to get a temporary ID.


What is the penalty for forgetting to What is the penalty for forgetting to wear your ID for the first time?wear your ID for the first time?

A – Letter of apologyA – Letter of apology

B – 2 hours community serviceB – 2 hours community service

C – major offenseC – major offense

ANSWER: AANSWER: A• Forgetting to wear your ID is a minor violation. Forgetting to wear your ID is a minor violation. • The 1The 1STST violation = letter of apology violation = letter of apology• The 2The 2NDND violation = letter + 2hrs com service violation = letter + 2hrs com service• The 3The 3rdrd violation = MAJOR offense violation = MAJOR offense• Number resets every SCHOOL YEAR (begins Number resets every SCHOOL YEAR (begins

April)April)


In which of the following places In which of the following places does the dress code apply?does the dress code apply?

A – Xavier HallA – Xavier HallB – Rizal LibraryB – Rizal Library

C – All classroomsC – All classroomsD – A and C onlyD – A and C only

E – All of the aboveE – All of the aboveF – None of the aboveF – None of the above

ANSWER: EANSWER: E


True or False: If you are sent out True or False: If you are sent out by a teacher for misbehavior, by a teacher for misbehavior,

you will be marked absentyou will be marked absent

ANSWER: TRUEANSWER: TRUE

My Brother’s Keeper My Brother’s Keeper

Responsibilities regarding other people Responsibilities regarding other people who enter the campus on your behalfwho enter the campus on your behalf

Your driver was caught gambling Your driver was caught gambling at the parking lot. Will he be at the parking lot. Will he be subject to a disciplinary case?subject to a disciplinary case?

ANSWER: NoANSWER: NoIt is the STUDENT who will be charged of an offense. It is the STUDENT who will be charged of an offense.

The COD states: “Students are held responsible The COD states: “Students are held responsible for the behavior of persons or outsiders who for the behavior of persons or outsiders who

come into the campus on their behalf.”come into the campus on their behalf.”

A scanned copy of the gatepass sticker A scanned copy of the gatepass sticker was found on a vehicle registered to was found on a vehicle registered to you. Apparently, your brother who you. Apparently, your brother who

studies in UP who fetches you copied studies in UP who fetches you copied the sticker for one car and attached it to the sticker for one car and attached it to another to avoid lining up at the gate. another to avoid lining up at the gate. Who will be charged with an offense?Who will be charged with an offense?

A – Your brother, B – You, C – No oneA – Your brother, B – You, C – No one

ANSWER: BANSWER: B

My Brother’s Keeper My Brother’s Keeper

Responsibilities regarding other people Responsibilities regarding other people who enter the campus on your behalfwho enter the campus on your behalf

Why are you required to wear your Why are you required to wear your ID while on campus?ID while on campus?

A – To allow you access to the different A – To allow you access to the different facilitiesfacilities

B – To allow the guards to identify you as a B – To allow the guards to identify you as a legitimate student of the LSlegitimate student of the LS

C – To help the guards identify outsidersC – To help the guards identify outsidersD – It is your social responsibility in keeping the D – It is your social responsibility in keeping the

campus safecampus safeE – all of the aboveE – all of the above

ANSWER: EANSWER: E

Not Just Me, Myself Not Just Me, Myself and I and I

Your social responsibilitiesYour social responsibilities

Not Just Me, Myself Not Just Me, Myself and I and I

Your social responsibilitiesYour social responsibilities

You were told to go to the infirmary You were told to go to the infirmary for randomly drug testing, but you for randomly drug testing, but you intend to study the entire day for intend to study the entire day for an exam. What should you do?an exam. What should you do?A – Ignore the notice since your exam is more A – Ignore the notice since your exam is more

importantimportantB – Comply with notice if and when you finish B – Comply with notice if and when you finish

studyingstudyingC – Go to the infirmary to get the testing done as soon C – Go to the infirmary to get the testing done as soon

as possible so you can go back to studyingas possible so you can go back to studying

ANSWER: CANSWER: CI.K All students share responsibility for the creation and I.K All students share responsibility for the creation and maintenance of a healthy, safe and drug-free campus…maintenance of a healthy, safe and drug-free campus…

III.D15 Violation of official policies and measures implemented III.D15 Violation of official policies and measures implemented against the use of dangerous drugsagainst the use of dangerous drugs

Lions, Tigers and Guards!Lions, Tigers and Guards! Reminders regarding interacting with Reminders regarding interacting with

school personnelschool personnel

Which of the following will probably merit an Which of the following will probably merit an offense?offense?

A.A. Swearing at a guard when he catches you w/o your IDSwearing at a guard when he catches you w/o your IDB.B. Running away from the guard as he is talking to youRunning away from the guard as he is talking to you

C.C. Shouting at the staff for slow serviceShouting at the staff for slow serviceD.D. All of the AboveAll of the Above

ANSWER: All of the aboveANSWER: All of the aboveIII.B1. of the COD: Acts of disrespect/ discourtesy III.B1. of the COD: Acts of disrespect/ discourtesy

directed towards University personnel on campus or directed towards University personnel on campus or during official school functions outside campusduring official school functions outside campus

True or False: You may be charged True or False: You may be charged with a violation of the COD if you with a violation of the COD if you

repeatedly ignore your repeatedly ignore your department’s instructions to come department’s instructions to come

in for advisementin for advisement

ANSWER: TRUEANSWER: TRUEIII.D16 Unreasonable repeated and/or willful III.D16 Unreasonable repeated and/or willful

failure to comply with official summonses failure to comply with official summonses issued by administration offices/deptsissued by administration offices/depts

*Students are expected to take note and verify the *Students are expected to take note and verify the official numbers of impt offices (e.g. ADSA Helpline on official numbers of impt offices (e.g. ADSA Helpline on

the back of the ID)the back of the ID)

Lions, Tigers and Guards!Lions, Tigers and Guards! Reminders regarding interacting with Reminders regarding interacting with

school personnelschool personnel

Honesty is the PolicyHonesty is the PolicyOffenses involving dishonestyOffenses involving dishonesty

True or False: It is a minor offense to write True or False: It is a minor offense to write false information (e.g. a fictional name) false information (e.g. a fictional name)

on the ID wearing violations sheeton the ID wearing violations sheet

ANSWER: FALSEANSWER: FALSE• III.E Offenses Involving Dishonesty: Dishonesty III.E Offenses Involving Dishonesty: Dishonesty

runs counter to the very essence of the ADMU as runs counter to the very essence of the ADMU as an educational institution. All cases involving an educational institution. All cases involving dishonesty will be treated as MAJOR casesdishonesty will be treated as MAJOR cases

• Do yourself a favor and just give your REAL nameDo yourself a favor and just give your REAL name


True or False: If you are caught with True or False: If you are caught with “notes” in your possession during a “notes” in your possession during a

test, you can be charged with test, you can be charged with cheating even if you didn’t use itcheating even if you didn’t use it

ANSWER: TRUEANSWER: TRUE• III.E1.a6 Dishonest behavior during exams or tests. III.E1.a6 Dishonest behavior during exams or tests.

Dishonest behavior is manifested by, but not Dishonest behavior is manifested by, but not limited to:limited to:• 6. possession, or presence attributed to the person, 6. possession, or presence attributed to the person,

and/or use or unauthorized notes or of any materials and/or use or unauthorized notes or of any materials or equipment that may have relevance or usefulness or equipment that may have relevance or usefulness to the subject of an ongoing examination, or that may to the subject of an ongoing examination, or that may be used in a dishonest act related to the examinationbe used in a dishonest act related to the examination

Which of the following is FALSE Which of the following is FALSE regarding plagiarism:regarding plagiarism:

A – It is plagiarism to copy and paste verbatim from a A – It is plagiarism to copy and paste verbatim from a source without quotationssource without quotations

B – It is okay not to cite the source if you already B – It is okay not to cite the source if you already changed a few words in the sentence. changed a few words in the sentence.

C – It is still plagiarism if you cite your source in the C – It is still plagiarism if you cite your source in the bibliography but not in-textbibliography but not in-text

ANSWER: B is falseANSWER: B is false• In general, plagiarism involves passing off someone else’s In general, plagiarism involves passing off someone else’s

work as if it were your own. It means not giving credit where work as if it were your own. It means not giving credit where credit is due. And giving credit involves – crediting direct credit is due. And giving credit involves – crediting direct quotes (copy paste) as well as paraphrases. It also means quotes (copy paste) as well as paraphrases. It also means giving correct and complete in-text citations (footnotes, etc.) giving correct and complete in-text citations (footnotes, etc.) as well as bibliographical credit. as well as bibliographical credit.

• WHEN IN DOUBT, ASK HELP FROM YOUR TEACHERWHEN IN DOUBT, ASK HELP FROM YOUR TEACHER


Que Sera, SeraQue Sera, SeraPossible consequences of failure to Possible consequences of failure to

perform responsibilities as a studentperform responsibilities as a studentWhat offenses automatically merit a What offenses automatically merit a

suspension? suspension? A – DisrespectA – Disrespect

B – Any offense involving dishonestyB – Any offense involving dishonestyC – StealingC – Stealing

D – All of the aboveD – All of the aboveE – None of the aboveE – None of the above

ANSWER: EANSWER: E• There is no 1:1 correspondence between There is no 1:1 correspondence between

offenses and sanctions. Each case is treated offenses and sanctions. Each case is treated independently. There are no automatic independently. There are no automatic sanctions and the sanctions can range from any sanctions and the sanctions can range from any 1 or a combination of all possibilities1 or a combination of all possibilities

Advice from the Advice from the ADSAADSA

1.1. Get to know your Student Handbook and the Get to know your Student Handbook and the Code of Discipline very wellCode of Discipline very well

2.2. Take note of not only your personal rights, but Take note of not only your personal rights, but your responsibilitiesyour responsibilities

3.3. Remember that your responsibilities are not Remember that your responsibilities are not confined to the academic. You are expected to confined to the academic. You are expected to

help in your own holistic formation (aim not help in your own holistic formation (aim not just for academic excellence but moral just for academic excellence but moral

excellence)excellence)4.4. Apart from your “personal” responsibilities are Apart from your “personal” responsibilities are

your “social” responsibilities – those that you your “social” responsibilities – those that you share as a member of the LS community. You share as a member of the LS community. You

are expected to also think of the common are expected to also think of the common good.good.

5.5. If you do end up committing an offense, just be If you do end up committing an offense, just be forthright and honest and face up to your forthright and honest and face up to your

responsibilities responsibilities

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