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**romeocharlie** · September 20th, 2015 03:40 PM

Why do educational fieldtrips always make you sign a waiver?? Eh to think, the faculty (in-charge) should assume the responsibility of the parent during this activities..

I just don't get this school officials, they are educated in paper but has moronic IQ...

Pft!

**cast_no_shadow** · September 20th, 2015 04:04 PM

Iwas pusoy!

Wala naman ata bearing yan?

Like what happened dun sa mga nalunod from a Bulacan university, nakasuhan pa din mga school officials.

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**n_spinner06** · September 20th, 2015 04:11 PM

Originally Posted by ClaNker

Tulungan sa case ng friends ko sa college. Public school from elementary and high school sagot ni nanay at tatay, then working student na sila pag college. Malapit ako sa mga working students nung college days, laki ng respeto ko sa mga yun. Lahat sila maganda na ang buhay ngayon.

You'll be amazed how these 'challenges' builds character. I am fortunate to have been supported up until i graduated but 'worked' during college not because i needed to but to supplement what my parents gave. That's how i got to know fellow students who worked because they HAD to. Looking back i had promising classmates who got delayed not because they were lacking in intellect but because they had no money to rent a computer to do their reports. Tapos print pa e per page yun. Some gave up. But those who didnt give up are quite successful in their careers nowadays.

**macsd** · September 20th, 2015 06:24 PM

Originally Posted by romeocharlie

Why do educational fieldtrips always make you sign a waiver?? Eh to think, the faculty (in-charge) should assume the responsibility of the parent during this activities..

I just don't get this school officials, they are educated in paper but has moronic IQ...

Pft!

Signing waivers is something i don't mind but to have my daughter's field trip to Europe next year amazes me. My trips to Europe are all business. I never knew it can be field trip as well. Damn , i'm in the wrong educational generation.

**EQAddict** · September 20th, 2015 06:59 PM

Attack on Titan the anime series. I just started watching it. Really cooooool

**CVT** · September 21st, 2015 08:32 AM

Originally Posted by macsd

Signing waivers is something i don't mind but to have my daughter's field trip to Europe next year amazes me. My trips to Europe are all business. I never knew it can be field trip as well. Damn , i'm in the wrong educational generation.

It depends on the school and course bro.... Nowadays, they know that the parents can afford it...

BTT:

I am thinking of the dastardly driving actions of the husband of a fellow employee early this morning. The moron obviously did not realize that I was the one who was in front of him. I, in turn, was behind a vehicle who was causing the traffic commotion, entering the main gate of the ecozone. He was blowing his horn to high heavens and was weaving left and right to get ahead of us...

Anyway, the mokong overtook both of us just a couple of hundred meters from our office [I also overtook the slow vehicle in front of me]. Worse, he blocked the [street] entrance to our assigned parking area in the company... I did not blow my horn and just observed his wife alight from their car and he making a fast u-turn. At that moment he should have realized that he has swiped at an officer of the company... Shameful actions, since wife and I know the person too... Well, his actions this morning further magnified his much talked/joked about wrongdoings in the past...

"The measure of a man is what he does with power" LJIOHF!

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**Jun aka Pekto** · September 21st, 2015 11:00 PM

Concerning the shootings along I-10 over here....... At least there's a break in the case. One suspect is caught.

Phoenix I-10 shootings suspect: 'I'm the wrong guy' - CNN.com

The suspect's gun is forensically linked to four of the shootings.

**dr. d** · September 21st, 2015 11:22 PM

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Originally Posted by romeocharlie

Why do educational fieldtrips always make you sign a waiver?? Eh to think, the faculty (in-charge) should assume the responsibility of the parent during this activities..

I just don't get this school officials, they are educated in paper but has moronic IQ...

Pft!

so that, in the unlikely turn of events, they will have proof that the parent gave permission for the activity.
and the responsibility of the school or faculty for the well-being of your child, is always expected, to within the confines of reason.

and i don't really see the school officials' "moronic IQ" at play here at all.

**Jun aka Pekto** · September 22nd, 2015 01:26 AM

Heh. Who said we don't get tropical moisture here. He He.

**shadow** · September 22nd, 2015 08:29 AM

Originally Posted by romeocharlie

Why do educational fieldtrips always make you sign a waiver?? Eh to think, the faculty (in-charge) should assume the responsibility of the parent during this activities..

I just don't get this school officials, they are educated in paper but has moronic IQ...

Pft!

It will not clear them from any liabilities anyways if something happen.