YES, there is such a thing as De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde Culture and we hold the water, from which reflects our cognizance that such culture really exists, in our hands. Together with my partner, Jelome Ray Cruz, we took time to go around our three campuses, that is, CSB Main, Angelo King International Center (AKIC), and School of Design and Arts (SDA) to prove our belief. And as we traveled further we did recognize deeper the culture that is uniquely CSB. We realized in the end that DLS-CSB Culture will impossibly be recognized if the three campuses are severed from each other. Though geographically they are apart, inside a true-blooded Benildean’s mind, the invisible thread of this unique culture brightly surfaces. And it could be as strong as Spidey’s web, could be invisible but undoubtedly invincible. Hence, only it will emerge, this uniquely CSB culture, after we experience the uniqueness of these three respective campuses of CSB.
CSB MAIN SUBCULTURE
Pretending as a HUBEORG Consultant
WHAT we observed about the students, most students really know how to unwind even after class or before their class. The space of hallways provides them the comfortable environment. The open air as if gently blows away the stress that hangs in their head inside the classroom. We noticed also students here does know how to belong, to seek his or her company or group where he or she can feel comfortable as a way to escape or at least take a short respite before or after a mind-grueling lesson. Seldom can you see a student who has no company; you might spot someone alone but only a few. Here, with the company of his or her chum, he or she becomes almost the kind of person he or she is in his or her home, one becomes informal. One turns a bit humorous, laughs horribly, or is as if freed from prison. He or she finds safety in company of his or her circle of friends.
WHAT we observed about the teachers, every teacher show a different personality from others. They can be different in their way of teaching, some are energetic that they even jump form one side of a table to another, some are boring that students are sleeping unnoticed, in their way of talking to students inside or outside the classroom, some are serious as though they are still in class, some are like an ordinary individual, some are jolly and does not forget to spurt an incredible laughter, in their way of walking, some are robot-like, some are like ballerina dancing with butt protruding, who cares, duh? It just shows that teachers are like students. Everyone possesses a unique thumbprint. What the teachers have in common, I’m sure of this, is they teach the students how they can improve themselves academically or non-academically. It’s just that some of the students forget that it’s already time to learn and stop unwinding, haze in the head being blown away by the open air, the bell has rung, some of them still carefree, resulting to tardiness and sorts. Professors teach in a manner not a single peso of tuition fee will be frittered away.
WHAT we observed about the non-teaching staff, they know a job well done, that it is also their duty that defines what this campus is boasting in terms of cleanliness, order and discipline.
Copy Matrix Photocopy Station Personnel, Duerr Hall 3rd Floor
Watching for emotions
WE agree that emotions are indications of values, for emotions dictate what to be described about us, persons. Emotions are not fully expressed verbally, but better it can be when done non-verbally. Moreover, a documentary stated that 97% of what we intend to mean or what we want to express is showed non-verbally, where we do not have enough control. The remaining three is verbally expressed, yes, through words. Generally as CSB students, how do we behave, how do we react spontaneously when uncertainties attack us? Does it reflect what kind of individuals we truly are? Maybe. Maybe we can find another element or sign of CSB culture from there.
WE interviewed two students through Facebook about conflicts they faced and how they dealt with it.
A. What conflict have you experienced in the campus? Classroom? Office?
B. Who or what started the conflict? What could be the source?
C. How did you resolve the conflict?
From Dolphy, 3rd Year, BSBA-CA:
Interviewee: anung klaseng confilct?
Interviewer: nag-away, nakagalit
Interviewee: Nakakapikon haha pde baun?
Interviewer: oo oo. sino nampikon tangina
Interviewee: #1 un. si baklang gregg haha. pitik ng pitik
Interviewer: haha. tinatanong ko nga rin e. haha. yun yun. pano kayo nagkabati?
Interviewee: hindi mareresolba un hangat andun ba sya sa benilde haha
Interviewer: haha. pero seryoso dapat maayos. para may masagot sa no.3
Interviewee: bati naman kami e nakakapikon lang pitik ng pitik
Interviewer: naayos ung conflict? ok pede na un
Interviewee: oo naman haha
Interviewer: thanks
From DJ BJ, 3rd Year, BA-HRM:
Interviewee: classroom
Interviewer: ok ok
Interviewee: a. conflict is between a teacher and a student, sometimes teachers tend to make the issue more personal with regards to the students personal apearance, the teacher is being a stereotype
Interviewer: ok ok. sarili mo ba yang experience? ung naranasan talaga
Interviewee: b. both started the conflict because, if the student wants a good impression from the teacher, he/she must be pleasing. hence if the teacher too wants to be liked then the teacher should be more considerate because the teacher is in a higher position than the student. observation lang rj. Hahaha. c. resolving the problem, means that both must be considerate to each other
Interviewer: GALING MO TSONG,YAN ANG KAILANGAN KO haha. thanks thanks ok na.
Interviewee: ahahaha np
Observing common areas in the campus
WHAT we can say about the campus of CSB, it is worth studying in here given the prestige and glamour of the campus. The 100 image on the perforated surface clings us to as one of the 17 schools of La Salle Philippines. It gives us the pride that we study in a kind of school where our future is invested. Is there anybody who cannot be motivated to study and finish his or her course seeing this image?
Plaza Villarosa, otherwise known as Bora
ANYBODY who can’t be energized sitting under one of the cabañas? Wearing just my PE shorts while going to a mall bestows me enough “cool”-ness, how much more running over the surface where CSB name and logo and basketball team logo are painted upon?
The top floor, the best place to breathe out your stress and disappointment.
Br. Fidelis Leddy Learning Resource Center (Extension)
THE Br. Fidelis Leddy Learning Resource Center (LRC) is a multimedia library that supports the unique educational philosophy of DLS-CSB. Its resources vary widely in format: from the conventional printed materials, such as books and periodicals, to other forms of stored media, like cassette and video tapes, transparencies, compact discs, and other electronic/digital materials. The LRC also has up-to-date and well-maintained audio-visual equipment that assist and enhance learning processes in classroom environment.
LRC-Main is located on the second floor of Mutien Marie Hall, which faces the College’s main entrance.
LRC-Extension is located on the ground floor of the Taft campus, near Duerr Hall.
IT provides adequate and relevant learning materials in all available formats for research, instructional, informational, reference, and recreational needs and requirements of the students, faculty, and other college personnel. It designs, develops, implements, and continuously enhances an integrated library information system for easy retrieval of information stored in books and other learning materials.
(Source: DLS-CSB Br. Fidelis Leddy Learning Resource Center Handbook)
LRC is crowded during College Break or C-Break as we call it. Honestly, students this time, most of them are not really here to study but to let time pass by, usually with classmates. It happens because Taft campus or Main CSB lacks huge air-conditioned student lounge. This is the only place where we can cool ourselves. The library, though bombarded by students who go here not to study, implements strict rules. Thanks to LRC personnel who make the rules happen, those students who go here for serious study can still concentrate since LRC personnel gets the attention of those unruly students, they are asked to go outside if they can’t control their noises. Sleeping is also prohibited here. LRC personnel will wake you up, but you can still try and not get caught, as long as you take a nap where you cannot be easily seen. I tried that but I am afraid I will get caught later so I continued my nap at the cafeteria, second floor, there you can, nobody will wake you up, but only at a time when few people eat there.
STAYING there you can observe many students, from sexy chics, to fashion-inclined foreign students, to Deaf.
WHEN foreign students, like Koreans, are in a group, I find them amusing. The way they talk, though I don’t understand, I know the way they talk is similar to that of us; they also worry about their reports, their homeworks, and their projects. Maybe it’s just a matter of language. They act friendly together, similar to us. They also communicate through gestures with minimized words, sometimes I wonder how the other Korean understood what the other meant by uttering only a kind of a whimper for us Filipinos, I wonder if it’s already a word, maybe slang. But indeed they are communicating with one another.
PRETTY much similar with the group of Deaf, I am amazed by the way they communicate through body or sign language. I wonder sometimes if they also talk about normal people like us, you know tsismis, kind of, we just don’t notice perhaps. I wonder how they say obscene expressions or utterances like what we say in company of our friends. I am amused of their ability to communicate though they are distant with one another, of course without any electronic device but by mere sign language. Sometimes a thing about them enters my mind, I think they are lucky. They are lucky for by means of studying somebody’s actions even from a distance they already know what this person has in intention. They can hear the distinction between what is a lie and a truth. They are human lie detector. They can read your mind and know what you are up to. Such an amazing ability. In this world’s faces of infidelity, I admire their ability.
Elevator
5th Floor Restrooms
Audio-Visual Services Section
THIS is where we borrow multimedia, the remote, the microphone, speaker, etc.
Watching for things that are not there
LOVE of words and depth. Probably this is something that is observed and yet not being talked about by students, teachers, and non-teaching personnel. The fact the school does not tolerate discrimination, that could be the reason. You know what I mean.
DEAF and us, Non-Deaf, we share a common craving. We endear words like no other. We just differ in ways we show depth. The former show it through actions, the latter show it verbally. That’s why word can never become a synonym for verbal. Words can be not obvious. The fact we are both Benildeans, we are both nationalistic, both responsible, both faithful, both competent, both appreciative and both CREATIVE, word is our best instrument to bridge those ideals or values.
WORD could sometimes be one of the things that we don’t see. And depth is the scale for its invisibility.
Walking in pursuit of Culture
WE took a walk around the campus main building and looked at some physical signs of culture.
Solomon Hall 3rd Floor Hallway
Solomon Hall 3rd Floor Hallway
Auditorium, Duerr Hall 5th Floor
Duerr Hall 5th Floor
Duerr Hall 5th Floor, One of Benildean Core Values, Professional Competence
Duerr Hall 5th Floor, One of Benildean Core Values, Sense of Creativity
Duerr Hall 5th Floor, One of Benildean Core Values, Sense of Nationhood
Saint John Baptist De La Salle Frame
Benilde Hall 3rd Floor
Benilde Hall 3rd Floor Emergency
Men Restroom, Benilde Hall 3rd Floor
Benilde Hall 3rd Floor Corridor
Benilde Hall 3rd Floor, E-Classroom
DLS-CSB segregates wastes
Benilde Hall 3rd Floor, Drinking Fountain
Solomon Hall 4th Floor, Place for Lost and Found
Duerr Hall 3rd Floor, SMS Faculty
Duerr Hall 3rd Floor, SMS Faculty Bulletin Board
Bulletin Board for Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Major in Computer Applications Program
Duerr 4th Floor, CA Office
Typical room in DLS-CSB, Mutien Marie Hall 3th Floor
Television
Multimedia Projector
Air-conditioning System
Arrangement of Seats
DLS-CSB provides arm chairs for left-handed students
DLS-CSB Gym, Top Floor
DLS-CSB Theater, Mutien Marie Hall 5th Floor
Television for DLS-CSB Student Events Marketing
Bulletin Board beside LRC-Extension
Cafeteria, RJ and Jelome
Cafeteria, Deaf
HERE are the pictures for AKIC and SDA, let yourself witness the differences. A picture paints a thousand words :P
AKIC SUBCULTURE
AKIC Elevators
LRC AKIC
THE LRC at the AKIC campus is located on the 6th floor. It has a floor area of 224 square meters, and a seating capacity of 100. This facility accommodates the book collection for the School of Hotel, Restaurant and Institution Management (SHRIM). It also has its own set of newspapers and other relevant periodical titles for the SHRIM students and faculty.
(Source: DLS-CSB Br. Fidelis Leddy Learning Resource Center Handbook)
AKIC Cafeteria
SDA SUBCULTURE
SDA Facade
SDA Lobby
SDA Elevators
SDA LRC
SDA Cafeteria
Interviewing someone who belongs to CSB
WE prepared survey forms and asked the students to help us answer the three questions regarding CSB Culture. Here are their responses:
Main CSB
Nickname: Aya
Course: BS-HRIM
1. Would you recommend CSB to a friend? Yes
Reasons:
- professors
- courses
- education
2. Do you have a hero (model/teacher/classmate) you look up to? Who? Why?
n/a
3. Do you know someone who fails in your organization (class/work)? Why do you think he/she fails?
n/a
Nickname: Paul
Course: BS-HRIM
1. Would you recommend CSB to a friend? Yes
Reasons:
- Specific courses are good
- Profs are fair
- Environment is good
2. Do you have a hero (model/teacher/classmate) you look up to? Who? Why?
None
3. Do you know someone who fails in your organization (class/work)? Why do you think he/she fails?
They fail because they have a hard time spending their time wisely.
Nickname: Steven
Course: BSBA-HRM
1. Would you recommend CSB to a friend? Yes
Reasons:
- flexible schedule
- facilities
2. Do you have a hero (model/teacher/classmate) you look up to? Who? Why?
n/a
3. Do you know someone who fails in your organization (class/work)? Why do you think he/she fails?
Yes. Because he didn’t do his assignments/ projects.
Nickname:
Course:
1. Would you recommend CSB to a friend? Yes
Reasons:
- good facilities
- high-tech
- prestige
2. Do you have a hero (model/teacher/classmate) you look up to? Who? Why?
n/a
3. Do you know someone who fails in your organization (class/work)? Why do you think he/she fails?
Yes, maybe he is lazy and not responsible person
Nickname: Joseph
Course: BS-HRIM
1. Would you recommend CSB to a friend? Yes
Reasons:
- Business-oriented school
- Professional perspective
- Future preparedness (prepares us in/for our future)
2. Do you have a hero (model/teacher/classmate) you look up to? Who? Why?
Parents- because of their achievements in life.
3. Do you know someone who fails in your organization (class/work)? Why do you think he/she fails?
Classmate. Lack of focus. She dwells more on unnecessary things.
Nickname: Kim
Course: BSBA-EM
1. Would you recommend CSB to a friend? Yes
Reasons:
- environment
- courses
2. Do you have a hero (model/teacher/classmate) you look up to? Who? Why?
n/a
3. Do you know someone who fails in your organization (class/work)? Why do you think he/she fails?
Lazy to attend class
Nickname: Eugene
Course: EM
1. Would you recommend CSB to a friend? Yes
Reasons:
- It’s a Lasallian institution
- good environment and facilities conducive for learning.
- has a lot of good looking people
2. Do you have a hero (model/teacher/classmate) you look up to? Who? Why?
n/a
3. Do you know someone who fails in your organization (class/work)? Why do you think he/she fails?
Yes. He’s responsible and lousy.
Nickname: Evay
Course: AB-CDA
1. Would you recommend CSB to a friend? Yes
Reasons:
- it has a good environment
- up-to-date facilities
- friendly and approachable personnel/staffs/students
2. Do you have a hero (model/teacher/classmate) you look up to? Who? Why?
Kayllene, because she helps me with my Algebra class.
3. Do you know someone who fails in your organization (class/work)? Why do you think he/she fails?
Selyn, because she’s lazy and only thinks about having fun.
Nickname: Eyu
Course: CDA
1. Would you recommend CSB to a friend? Yes
Reasons:
- good facility
- it has nice courtyard
- has good courses for arts
2. Do you have a hero (model/teacher/classmate) you look up to? Who? Why?
Yes, my classmate, because she saved me from danger (literally!)
3. Do you know someone who fails in your organization (class/work)? Why do you think he/she fails?
Yes, because she’s not taking anything seriously
Nickname: Karol
Course: ABMMA
1. Would you recommend CSB to a friend? Yes
Reasons:
- the facilities are good
- so that we have the same school
- the professors are nice
2. Do you have a hero (model/teacher/classmate) you look up to? Who? Why?
Yes. Mr. Levi because he is a great teacher to us and I like his way of teaching he also gives us good grades.
3. Do you know someone who fails in your organization (class/work)? Why do you think he/she fails?
Yes because she doesn’t pay attention to her attendance and she is not interested in studying.
Nickname: Rica Chu
Course: AB-MMA
1. Would you recommend CSB to a friend? Yes
Reasons:
- Because CSB believes in learner-centered philosophy
- clean surroundings
- friendly faculty and staff (some are)
2. Do you have a hero (model/teacher/classmate) you look up to? Who? Why?
None yet.
3. Do you know someone who fails in your organization (class/work)? Why do you think he/she fails?
Yes. Because she has become distracted by her family problems. She’s not able to focus on her studies.
Nickname:
Course:
1. Would you recommend CSB to a friend? Yes
Reasons:
- has good facilities
- clean classrooms
- no smoking are
2. Do you have a hero (model/teacher/classmate) you look up to? Who? Why?
n/a
3. Do you know someone who fails in your organization (class/work)? Why do you think he/she fails?
n/a
Nickname: John Kenneth Balondo
Course: BS-HRIM
1. Would you recommend CSB to a friend? Yes
Reasons:
- nice facilities
- high-tech
- good school
2. Do you have a hero (model/teacher/classmate) you look up to? Who? Why?
Teachers, because they do their work very efficiently
3. Do you know someone who fails in your organization (class/work)? Why do you think he/she fails?
n/a
Nickname: Niela
Course: AB-MMA
1. Would you recommend CSB to a friend? Yes
Reasons:
- good facilities
- the people are friendly
- the courses offered are unique
2. Do you have a hero (model/teacher/classmate) you look up to? Who? Why?
n/a
3. Do you know someone who fails in your organization (class/work)? Why do you think he/she fails?
Yes, because she’s always late.
Nickname: Jen
Course: BSBA-HRM
1. Would you recommend CSB to a friend? Yes
Reasons:
- the best school.
- you can easily cope with other people.
- CSB will let you show your talents.
2. Do you have a hero (model/teacher/classmate) you look up to? Who? Why?
Yes. His name is Sir Jose Fadul because he inspires to study very well.
3. Do you know someone who fails in your organization (class/work)? Why do you think he/she fails?
Yes his name is Noy and he is failing because he didn’t focus in his studies.
AKIC
Nickname:
Course:
1. Would you recommend CSB to a friend? Yes
Reasons:
- the specialty courses that it offers
- complete facilities – for both SDA and AKIC
- education
2. Do you have a hero (model/teacher/classmate) you look up to? Who? Why?
Mr. Acuña. He embodies great moral character. He’s highly respectable and shows respect to each individual.
3. Do you know someone who fails in your organization (class/work)? Why do you think he/she fails?
Yes, many. They aren’t responsible. They are always absent.
Nickname: Joy Grace
Course: BS-HRIM
1. Would you recommend CSB to a friend? Yes
Reasons:
- friendly – easy to be with
- sociable
- kind
2. Do you have a hero (model/teacher/classmate) you look up to? Who? Why?
Mr. Acuña (SHRIM) – so professional on his job and very informative/knowledgeable on his career that he was able to transcend it to his students
3. Do you know someone who fails in your organization (class/work)? Why do you think he/she fails?
Tardiness
Nickname:
Course: BS-HRIM
1. Would you recommend CSB to a friend? Yes
Reasons:
- popular/familiar
- good quality
- high standard
2. Do you have a hero (model/teacher/classmate) you look up to? Who? Why?
n/a
3. Do you know someone who fails in your organization (class/work)? Why do you think he/she fails?
Yes, didn’t do their best
Nickname: Jam
Course: BS-HRIM - CA
1. Would you recommend CSB to a friend? Yes
Reasons:
- good quality of education
- advanced technology
- a lot of friends to meet
2. Do you have a hero (model/teacher/classmate) you look up to? Who? Why?
All of my chefs. They’re my mentors why I am enjoying my course.
3. Do you know someone who fails in your organization (class/work)? Why do you think he/she fails?
There were a lot. They didn’t take their subjects seriously.
Nickname: Geno
Course: BS-HRIM
1. Would you recommend CSB to a friend? Yes
Reasons:
- ‘Cause it is one of the best schools that offers/teaches HRIM and arts
- expression and creativity is a must for students
- and it is really a nice place
2. Do you have a hero (model/teacher/classmate) you look up to? Who? Why?
Nothing, none really. ‘Cause I want to be better than them
3. Do you know someone who fails in your organization (class/work)? Why do you think he/she fails?
Yes, I reason that they don’t have the will to achieve their certain goals, or it isn’t their interest at all
Nickname:
Course: BS-HRIM
1. Would you recommend CSB to a friend? Yes
Reasons:
- up-to-date reference books
- has modern facilities
- career impact(resume)
2. Do you have a hero (model/teacher/classmate) you look up to? Who? Why?
Chef Ed. Great mentor.
3. Do you know someone who fails in your organization (class/work)? Why do you think he/she fails?
n/a
Nickname:
Course: BS-HRIM
1. Would you recommend CSB to a friend? Yes
Reasons:
- it offers great quality of education
- it has very well-experienced professors, most of them are industry practitioners.
- the facilities of the school are complete. You will see where your money is being shed.
2. Do you have a hero (model/teacher/classmate) you look up to? Who? Why?
My grandmother because she has inspired me to be the best person that I can be. She has taught me a lot of good things.
3. Do you know someone who fails in your organization (class/work)? Why do you think he/she fails?
Yes, because of their laziness. They’re not prioritizing their studies. They don’t give much importance to it.
Nickname: Mark
Course: BS-HRIM
1. Would you recommend CSB to a friend? Yes
Reasons:
- Good education
2. Do you have a hero (model/teacher/classmate) you look up to? Who? Why?
Chef Pam – supportive
3. Do you know someone who fails in your organization (class/work)? Why do you think he/she fails?
n/a
Nickname: Wheng
Course: Staff
1
. Would you recommend CSB to a friend? Yes
Reasons:
- good institution
- very competitive
2. Do you have a hero (model/teacher/classmate) you look up to? Who? Why?
n/a
3. Do you know someone who fails in your organization (class/work)? Why do you think he/she fails?
n/a
Nickname: Nell Baldimo
Course: Staff
1. Would you recommend CSB to a friend? Yes
Reasons:
- good education
- quality of good teachers
- it offers courses that today are in demand
2. Do you have a hero (model/teacher/classmate) you look up to? Who? Why?
No, I forgot
3. Do you know someone who fails in your organization (class/work)? Why do you think he/she fails?
n/a
Nickname: Kath
Course: BS-HRIM
1. Would you recommend CSB to a friend? Yes
Reasons:
- you can meet friends with different cultures in CSB
- it’s nice
- educational quality
2. Do you have a hero (model/teacher/classmate) you look up to? Who? Why?
Yes, my friend because she is successful with her career.
3. Do you know someone who fails in your organization (class/work)? Why do you think he/she fails?
Yes, she is not focused with what he is doing
Nickname: Goy
Course: BSBA-EM
1. Would you recommend CSB to a friend? Yes
Reasons:
- great career opportunities
- friendly people
- friendly atmosphere
2. Do you have a hero (model/teacher/classmate) you look up to? Who? Why?
Yes, Azee Maduli. Because she helps me to be a better person.
3. Do you know someone who fails in your organization (class/work)? Why do you think he/she fails?
Yes, lack of study habit.
Nickname: Micky
Course: BSBA-CA
1. Would you recommend CSB to a friend? Yes
Reasons:
- good education
- wide range of personalities
- chill atmosphere
2. Do you have a hero (model/teacher/classmate) you look up to? Who? Why?
Eduardo Ramos. He inspires me to be a better student and makes me come to class everyday
3. Do you know someone who fails in your organization (class/work)? Why do you think he/she fails?
Yes, maybe because she doesn’t take things seriously
Nickname:
Course: BS-HRIM
1. Would you recommend CSB to a friend? Yes
Reasons:
- nice environment
- good facilities
- skilled prof
2. Do you have a hero (model/teacher/classmate) you look up to? Who? Why?
My classmate, because she is responsible and has the ability to do anything.
3. Do you know someone who fails in your organization (class/work)? Why do you think he/she fails?
Nope J
Nickname: Gladys
Course: CRIM
1. Would you recommend CSB to a friend? Yes
Reasons:
- people here are cool and friendly
2. Do you have a hero (model/teacher/classmate) you look up to? Who? Why?
Yes! Those PWD, despite their abilities they continue on what their dreams and goals to achieve
3. Do you know someone who fails in your organization (class/work)? Why do you think he/she fails?
Yes!
SDA
Nickname: G.B.
Course: AB-CDA
1. Would you recommend CSB to a friend? Yes
Reasons:
- learner-centered (multiple intelligence)- accessible for both achievers and ordinary students.
- offers unique courses not found in other academic institutions
- strategically located
2. Do you have a hero (model/teacher/classmate) you look up to? Who? Why?
- Yes, Ms. Susan Lucero, Sir George Binay, Sir Michael Alar, Ms. Villar…
- professional intellectuals upholding the ideal [CDA ] teachers
3. Do you know someone who fails in your organization (class/work)? Why do you think he/she fails?
N/A
Nickname: Some Guy
Course: ABMMA
1. Would you recommend CSB to a friend? No
Reasons:
CSBLIFE
2. Do you have a hero (model/teacher/classmate) you look up to? Who? Why?
Two girls, named Ciarra and Ren. They’re both extremely talented freehand manga artists, and they get paid.
3. Do you know someone who fails in your organization (class/work)? Why do you think he/she fails?
Nope.
Nickname: Josh
Course: AB-MMA
1. Would you recommend CSB to a friend? Yes
Reasons:
- nice arts courses
- good and updated facilities
- kind faculty, security and staff
2. Do you have a hero (model/teacher/classmate) you look up to? Who? Why?
- Yes, God. He should be the hero of all because he will surely not fail us.
3. Do you know someone who fails in your organization (class/work)? Why do you think he/she fails?
Yes, absences
Nickname: Cayenne
Course: AB-MMA
1. Would you recommend CSB to a friend? Yes
Reasons:
- awesome
- the building construction of SDA will motivate you to go to school
2. Do you have a hero (model/teacher/classmate) you look up to? Who? Why?
None
3. Do you know someone who fails in your organization (class/work)? Why do you think he/she fails?
None
Nickname: Mik
Course: AB-MMA
1. Would you recommend CSB to a friend? Yes
Reasons:
- good equipment
- unique courses
- highly recognized by companies
2. Do you have a hero (model/teacher/classmate) you look up to? Who? Why?
Sir Toti in the photography department. He has both the passion and method for teaching his craft effectively.
3. Do you know someone who fails in your organization (class/work)? Why do you think he/she fails?
Yes, because she procrastinates and does schoolwork only at the last moment.
Nickname: Zent
Course: AB-MMA
1. Would you recommend CSB to a friend? Yes
Reasons:
- CSB gives students what they deserve in terms of resources.
- They give scholarships to deserving students.
- Being a Benildean is really fun.
2. Do you have a hero (model/teacher/classmate) you look up to? Who? Why?
None, really.
3. Do you know someone who fails in your organization (class/work)? Why do you think he/she fails?
Yes, because she has low confidence and a little lazy.
Nickname: Jordan
Course: BS-HRIM
1. Would you recommend CSB to a friend? Yes
Reasons:
- understanding school
- great teachers
- first-class facilities
2. Do you have a hero (model/teacher/classmate) you look up to? Who? Why?
Jesus, the best.
3. Do you know someone who fails in your organization (class/work)? Why do you think he/she fails?
Not going to class (maybe he/she needs couselling)
Nickname: Iggi
Course: AB-MMA
1. Would you recommend CSB to a friend? Yes
Reasons:
- CSB is making my life more meaningful.
- CSB is teaching me a lot of values and information about my course.
- I recommend CSB because my experiences here are very unforgettable and meaningful.
2. Do you have a hero (model/teacher/classmate) you look up to? Who? Why?
Yes. My teachers and friends. They are very nice to me and I learn a lot from them. They’re very professional and awesome.
3. Do you know someone who fails in your organization (class/work)? Why do you think he/she fails?
No.
Nickname:
Course:
1. Would you recommend CSB to a friend? Yes
Reasons:
- it’s fun in here
- the school looks great
- most courses offer you a chance to travel
2. Do you have a hero (model/teacher/classmate) you look up to? Who? Why?
Michael Jackson. He is very generous and he is the best performer of all time. Even if he was misunderstood and judged wrongly, he never stopped helping.
3. Do you know someone who fails in your organization (class/work)? Why do you think he/she fails?
No one.
Nickname: John Nathaniel
Course: AB-MMA
1. Would you recommend CSB to a friend? Yes
Reasons:
- because they teach me in good relationship with God and school
- they teach you how to improve your talent.
- they make you show up your good relationship with other student.
2. Do you have a hero (model/teacher/classmate) you look up to? Who? Why?
Yes, so that he/she will be recognized in his/her personal characteristic and how they use their life wisely and using their life to the people who need it.
3. Do you know someone who fails in your organization (class/work)? Why do you think he/she fails?
Yes, he didn’t study harder whenever his scores are not passing and he didn’t study our lesson.
Nickname: Mikee/Kiki
Course: AB-MMA
1. Would you recommend CSB to a friend? Yes
Reasons:
- maganda ‘yong facilities
- good quality education
- good Christian community
2. Do you have a hero (model/teacher/classmate) you look up to? Who? Why?
Yes, my pastor and parents.
3. Do you know someone who fails in your organization (class/work)? Why do you think he/she fails?
Yes, he is irresponsible and doesn’t know his priorities.
Nickname: Dayne/ Dandan Lala :}
Course: AB-MMA
1. Would you recommend CSB to a friend? Yes
Reasons:
- magandang facilities
- good quality education
- spacious J
2. Do you have a hero (model/teacher/classmate) you look up to? Who? Why?
Wiwi Lala, Kiki Lala, Juju Lala, Denden Lala, Riri Lala
3. Do you know someone who fails in your organization (class/work)? Why do you think he/she fails?
Yes, because he’s irresponsible and always absent.
Nickname: Sam
Course: AB-MMA
1. Would you recommend CSB to a friend? Yes
Reasons:
- considerate professors
- good food
- relaxing environment
2. Do you have a hero (model/teacher/classmate) you look up to? Who? Why?
None yet
3. Do you know someone who fails in your organization (class/work)? Why do you think he/she fails?
No
Nickname: Winchelle Martinez/ Wiwi
Course: AB-MMA
1. Would you recommend CSB to a friend? Yes
Reasons:
- Because CSB has good quality education.
- SDA is a creative building.
- People are nice.
2. Do you have a hero (model/teacher/classmate) you look up to? Who? Why?
Coco Martine – Hot!!!
3. Do you know someone who fails in your organization (class/work)? Why do you think he/she fails?
Yes, because he is always late and absent.
Nickname: DenDen
Course: AB-MMA
1. Would you recommend CSB to a friend? Yes
Reasons:
- a lot of friendly students
- good facilities
- good location
2. Do you have a hero (model/teacher/classmate) you look up to? Who? Why?
My friends, ‘cause they are a good influence to me.
3. Do you know someone who fails in your organization (class/work)? Why do you think he/she fails?
Yes, he is always absent and irresponsible. He always cut classes.
THOUGH we have three campuses. DLS-CSB remains one and only one school who declares a MISSION-VISION statement as follows:
Saint Benilde Romançon Frame
Vision Statement
DE La Salle-College of Saint Benilde, a member of De La Salle Philippines, is a Catholic, dynamic, and innovative learning community. Guided by the Lasallian principles of Faith, Zeal in Service and Communion in Mission, it recognizes the uniqueness of every individual and responds to the diverse needs of all learners.
Mission Statement
AT De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde, we believe that it is in community that we create and nurture a learning climate promoting success through mutual support and respect for all learners. As a learner-centered institution, we recognize diversity by addressing various needs, interests and cultures.
AS a community of students, faculty, staff and administrators, we strengthen our relationships through transformational experiences guided by appreciation of individual worth, creativity, professional competence, social responsibility, a sense of nationhood, and our faith.
WE actively anticipate and respond to individual, industry, and societal needs by offering innovative and relevant programs that foster holistic human development.
THE culture we sought, you might not see it but stronger as Spidey’s web it could become, in such a manner that you yourself cannot get out from being stuck in the web, and hopefully would equip us, you and me, the necessary values we need in the near future, in the workplace that we will be getting in. We felt a strong debt of gratitude for our professor in Human Behavior in Organization, Mr. Erwin Cuevas, for giving us the opportunity to appreciate more and deeper our school’s culture. As a matter of fact, it set our Benildean values ablaze again. Thanks a lot, Sir!
Submitted by:
Rick Jay Cabillo and Jelome Ray Cruz
Submitted to:
Mr. Erwin Cuevas
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