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CODE OF CONDUCT

Article I - General Behavior

  1. Students shall at all times be neat, clean, decent in their clothing, orderly, respectful, and courteous in their conduct.

  2. Students shall refrain from using language and committing acts that are disrespectful, vulgar, or indecent, or which in any manner may cause or tend to disturb other students, faculty members, employees, or officials of the Administration of the College.

  3. Students shall not bring into the College objects, pictures, or literature that are morally offensive.

  4. Students shall not bring into the premises of the College any alcoholic drink, or any prohibited drug or opiate, or enter the College premises under the influence of liquor or drug.

  5. Students shall not write or draw on blackboards and walls indecent or lewd words or figures or any form of graffiti.

  6. Students shall not damage any property of the College.

  7. Students shall not bring into the College premises deadly weapons of any kind, whether concealed or openly. The use or threat to use such weapons shall aggravate the act.

  8. Students shall not affiliate knowingly or unknowingly with any unauthorized organization operating within the College.

  9. Students shall not commit any form of littering or unsanitary acts within the College premises.

  10. Students shall not disturb classes.

  11. Students shall follow all College rules and regulations governing them during emergencies, such as fire, earthquakes, flood, etc.

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Article II - Behavior in the Classroom

  1. Students shall attend their classes regularly and punctually. Tardiness of more than ten (10) minutes without justifiable reason shall be considered an absence.

  2. Students shall rise when called upon to recite or when propounding questions to the professor.

  3. Students shall leave the room quietly and in an orderly manner.

  4. Students waiting to occupy a classroom shall enter only after the outgoing class has left the room.

  5. Students may leave the classroom only upon permission of the professor.

  6. Students shall refrain from smoking inside the campus. Only the area under the banaba tree is allowed to be used for smoking.

  7. Students shall not cheat or commit any form of dishonesty in relation with their studies.

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Article III - Behavior in Libraries

  1. Rules and regulations governing the use of the library shall be followed. The following rules and regulations govern the use of the College library:

    1. Silence must be observed at all times.

    2. Smoking is strictly prohibited.

    3. The main library is an "open stack" library.

    4. Readers must show their ID card at the desk upon entry and library cards upon borrowing and at the request of the librarian. Visiting researchers should have identification papers and must register with the office of the Chief Librarian.

    5. For those with circulation privileges, a book is allowed out for one week. Renewal may be granted if the book is not in demand.

    6. Reserve books Open Reserves - Books used as accompanying reading for course work have unlimited use in the reading room. This collection is located in open shelves in the Reserved Section and may be there without being signed out.
           Closed-Reserves - Books in demand prescribed for course are charged out at the loan desk and limited from one to two hours and overnight use. Books borrowed overnight may be checked out at 6:00 P.M. and should be returned at 9:00 the following morning. There are, however, books and other materials which may not be loaned overnight.
           Reference Books - Reference books, special collections, curriculum materials collection, periodicals and newspapers are to be used only in the library and in the particular section to which they are assigned. If one wishes to use materials elsewhere in the library, permission must be obtained from the librarian in charge of the collection.

    7. Fines and Penalties - All fines are computed per book, overdue, as follows:

      1. Late return of one-week books - P 4.00/day overdue.

      2. Late return of reserved books taken for overnight use - P 10.00/day overdue and fractions thereof.

      3. Any unauthorized withdrawal of books or materials is considered theft and such act is cause of suspension of library privileges.

    8. All library privileges may be suspended by the Chief librarian for any cause deemed sufficient. Immediate compliance with the librarian's direction is expected of all.

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Article IV - Behavior in Corridors

  1. Students shall not loiter or make any disturbance in the corridors during class hours.

  2. Students shall keep to the right when walking in the corridors and stairways. 

 

Article V - Behavior in Academic Functions

  1. Students shall refrain from smoking and from making unnecessary noise and causing commotion of any kind during academic functions.

  2. Students shall refrain from leaving the hall during a speech or performance.

 

Article VI - Behavior in Social Functions

  1. Students shall attend social functions in clothing appropriate for the occasion.

  2. Students shall behave properly during social functions.

  3. Students shall not "gate crash" a social function.

 

Article VII - Behavior Outside the Campus.

  1. Students shall at all times refrain from committing acts that may embarrass the College or reflect dishonor upon it.

  2. Students shall refrain from demonstrating amorous affection and any other improper acts unbecoming of LC students, either inside or outside the campus.


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