it is so not right
no, mr gonzales. you cannot point to up as the breeding ground for destabilizers.
and which is fouler, men and women running around naked (which is only once a year) in commemoration of the UP spirit, or a top official like yourself saying things that does not help the sinking ship of the administration, rather bores more holes on it?
you also said, “They should consider the fact that the state is the one paying for their schooling. Why fight the state? Why try to bring it down? I think some degree of gratitude should be there also." well, a little thinking won't hurt. is the state really paying for our schooling sufficiently? why are there a lot of students who are working while studying? why are there protests to raise up's budget every single year? up students really cannot thank the government for something that they don't have.
which leads me to the college of engineering.
why is it that the college seems very anti-student nowadays? or maybe i am just mad because we were displaced from our tambayan (sme), which is located at the door of the biochemistry lab of the ChE department. when the laboratory master decided to open that door, we had no more tambayan. when we approached the asst. college secretary (which tends to the student affairs of the college), he said he could not give us a tambayan. not even the odd spaces in the building which a) have no use yet, b) are just perfect for orgs like us.
as eng'g students are apathetic, non-complaining persons, our tamabayan request just went out the window. anyway, they do not expect us to pursue that request. and also, everyone knows that in eng'g, the word of the administration is final, carved-on-stone law. no objections. no complaints. unless you want to have a warning.
which i would risk if things get worse (eg. we get kicked out because of our mere presence).
and finally, mr. gonzales, ust did not do anything wrong to you. maybe up did, but hey, ust won the cheering championship for as long as i was in up.