papayag kba kung!?

ang president ntin ay isang 4th year? explain and defend your answer...

Why not if it is necessary. You mean the president of the official organization of Political Science? the SMAP? of the school?

Kindly explain further, a sense of humor is achieve through clear statement!

Im not agree with you Mr. Zorro, dahil alam q na ang real identity ni THE PRESIDENT,

sorry my bad...

I mean our beloved SMAP. would you agree if our president is a 4th year? and currently handling a thesis?

as far as the SMAP rules and regulations are concern, 4th year students are not allowed to run in any position to SMAP to give opportunity to the lower years especially the 3rd year.

that's the point their mr. zorro.

i truly believe and proudly to say that........nasa incoming 3rd yr. po ang mga tunay na magagaling at mahuhusay na pinuno at mayrong paninidigan at paniniwala......................................

zorro...

hmmmm...

??..

wala lang...

napadaan lang!!

hehehehe

Mr. Ferrer and Mr. Dela Crus have the big point in terms of these things.

But of you really want, why not, but ask first, WHY YES?

When the flag is displayed over the middle of the street, it should be suspended vertically with the union to the north in an east and west street or to the east in a north and south street

i am just arguing base on the rules of SMAP

...okay lang sa akin..

more in disciplined..

yun ay kung may discipline nga...

wahahahahaha

WE HAVE TO STICK ON THE RULE
that is the reason why our government is establishing the laws and regulation

In a country like the Philippines and in the course like political science, there exists a legislative branch where bills are passed into laws and a judicial branch where the laws are upheld. If a member of the organization, faculty and as well as the students or an officer of the court fails to abide by the established law, the integrity of his or her office will be jeopardized, and he or she will face a vote of no confidence from the general public, or perhaps even removal from office.
In order for a continent, country or even in a department like political science to run smoothly, there are rules and regulations for every industry. In order for society to survive without chaos, there are laws for almost every aspect of our lives. For example, without election laws, elections would not be fair and just; without banking laws, the economy would be in disarray; without criminal laws, crime would run rampant; and without traffic laws, the streets would become a jungle.

weeeeeeeeeee wala lng!!!

ok.

yep...

right on the dot Mr.President!

bakit ba bawal e diba mas matagal na sila dito?

hindo ko talaga na-iintindihan!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

kase...

ndi ko rin alam kung bakit...

pero alam ko..

they should have been focusing on studies and graduating students na sila

sa akin walang problema..

ewan ko lang sa iba!?