FEU Diliman is known for good quality of education and good students, many people are now starting for their enrollment. FEU Diliman has a good facilities like Football field, basketball gym and nature looking fields.but how can you say that you are safe in the school? and if you go outside of the FEU Diliman campus are you sure you know what the freak happen outside? every student of FEU Diliman should know what happen the outside of the campus here are some reason why they should always check the status of the outside of the school campus.
Is the outside of the FEU Diliman campus safe? or no?
Well of course number one concern is the safety of the student, most of us is very young so the bad guys thinks students is the easiest target to commit crimes. FEU DIliman is obviously in Quezon city, and we all know that Quezon city has the highest
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But how can you know if the food you are eating is safe? around the FEU Diliman campus there a lots food store to choose to Ministop, Seven Eleven, Steak it out , to Mangan. Most of the students of FEU Diliman prefer to eat outside the campus than in school canteen probably more comfortable to talk with friends and the more food choices and cheap but they are not sure if the food safe. the regular price of food in store outside of the school is 35 to 55 pesos and for extra rice is 5 to 10 pesos I think It will save more money for student but In the school canteen of FEU Diliman it will cost in up to 45 to 75 pesos and I'm not sure the how much the cost of extra rice. In my opinion the FEU Diliman official should also check the food serving outside of the campus because is a matter of safety of the student and they need secure the food safety of every serve outside and for the canteen they should make the food cheaper because many studensts of FEU Diliman force to eat outside of the campus because of expensive food they serve and not worth of the
When you walk into the student union or the Keathly University Center some of the first things to catch your eye will be Panda Express, Chik Fil A and a few other chain restaurants as long with many small stores with and endless supply of snacks. These are the choices allowed to the students on campus. Where many live on campus and do not have transportation, or they do not have the financial support to go out, so they are forced to dine on campus. While it is any kids dream to have a famous chain restaurant like McDonald’s in their backyard the practicality of such is slim to none, but with the advances society has made it is not only a possibility but a way of life on a college campus. An alternative to these food choices should be available for students. Fast food is not healthy food and right now our health is a big factor in our grades. If you want to be successful in school than you have to make sure all other aspects of your life are also in order, your health being one of the most important. According to the Huffington Post they do not have enough healthy choices for us to choose from. If you give an eighteen year old the option to choose between a ...
What many need to be vigilant of is that not just campus students are in jeopardy when it comes to ravish and sexual assault, but additionally people with disabilities , children and elders, the homeless, prison inmates and immigrants that do not have licit documentation and that many times are put in positions of sexual coercion.
Discussion: Uchenna reported that he is doing very well at home and in school. Uchenna said he is behaving accordingly in class, earning all his points/reinforcement. Mrs. Riley reported that Uchenna has improved emotionally, he expressed himself and utilizes his coping skills appropriately. She confirmed that Uchenna is earning his points, and is currently on level 2. She also said that Uchenna is excelling academically, especially in reading. Uchenna's asthma is currently under control and his mother has a written medical action in place.
Keep their reputation of a safe place and community: It is known that if the parents are happy with the universities the students are, a part of the decision relies on the parents approval. If there are a large amount of sexual assaults and crime rates the parent is more than likely to try to rule out that specific University or college therefor keeping low numbers become
In our fast pace society, we base everything on time and money. This need to save money and time has transformed the way we see food and purchase food. Food is an essential part of all cultures. It plays a role in every person’s life. The population has the power to choose what we eat and how the food industry is shaped. There are many important questions that we need to ask ourselves in order to keep the food industry in check. These questions are: How do we know our food is safe? What should we eat? How should food be distributed? What is good food? These are simple yet difficult questions.
In both schools, the faculty did not trust the students. Because of the lack of trust, the students did not trust or respect the faculty back, since the facility did nothing to earn their trust. This environment led to disciplinary problems as the students tried to work the system to their advantage. In both schools, the lack of trust between students also contributed to a series of fights and other disciplinary problems.
He distinguishes them into three different categories. One of them being individual level risk factors, like that of race. Here he claims that students of color are perceived as disorderly and dangerous by default. That is why students of color face harsher disciplinary actions and at higher rates. This interconnects with school level risk factors like that of the presence of police officers on campus. Kupchik argues that the presence of police officers on campus criminalizes youth even more. Now students can be criminalized for behavior that before would only result in detention. This goes hand in hand with the social climate of school, which according to Kupchik plays an important role in the behavior of students. If students feel like they are cared about in school then they are less likely to misbehave. Community risk factors include the underfunding of schools in low-income communities that also tend to have high crime rates. Funding impacts the quality of education that the children will receive. Schools in poor communities will have larger classes and fewer resources available for
In all the freedom and choices a college student can face, food is a major one. The campus cafeteria selection...
College campuses have been known to be popular breeding grounds for rumors. Ask any college student walking around a typical campus for the latest gossip, and they may flood you with more stories, quips, and anecdotes than you may have ever asked for. Some of these stories lead to codes and rules for living safely on campus, as urban legends about campus-related murders and crimes begin to circulate more frequently. In addition, these stories may deal with some supernatural elements. With the increased security alerts nationwide, caution is exercised in all circumstances and a bit of the anxiety and security alerts have spread to American colleges as well.
The regulations passed by the Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act make it harder than ever for schools to provide adequate nutrition to students by having such rigorous guidelines. While some schools have had no issue following guidelines, not every school is able to source viable food while staying in budget. It is vital that cafeterias are able to successfully meet guidelines, but it is also important that they provide food that students will eagerly consume as well as help them become better students.
Moreover, the controversy over cafeteria food is whether or not it is healthy for all students from elementary schools to colleges. Numerous factors lead to unhealthy eating in schools and on campuses. Sometimes options with better nutrition are offered, but when there are, they tend to be less appealing than the unhealthy foods which turns to obesity. Many schools are undergoing budget cuts and changes, and healthy food tends to take a back burner when deciding where the limited amounts of money should go (Gupta). Unfortunately, when schools do have healthy ingredients, the food is usually prep...
First of all, students aren’t motivated to eat unhealthy, not-tasty food. If you observed students buying lunch in the cafeteria, you don’t often see them buying these kinds, but not limited to, foodstuffs: burritos (which are just beans wrapped in tortillas), “burgers” (meat slapped on two slices of bread), etc. Even the chicken nuggets aren’t very popular. And the prices! $3.75-$4.75 is not worth such “garbahge”, as a teacher would say. Out of the twenty five students I surveyed, 56% stated that they would like to see their cafeteria changed. The reasons being were, “The same stuff everyday – it gets boring”, “Tastes like plastic”, ...
Food insecurity and poor nutrition is an alarmingly large problem for low income families, especially in developing countries. Many strategies exist to fight this problem, although not many of these address all the factors contributing to it along with all the possible solutions to solve it. In many cases, multiple strategies must correlate and work together so that all the determinants of this issue are addressed and can fight food insecurity from different angles. This essay will discuss the significance of the problem, a range of possible strategies to solve the problem, and go into detail on a select few that will correlate and work together to solve different factors of food insecurity and poor nutrition.
...th as it will significantly influence the whole school’s academic performance. On the other hand, when students graduating from this universities enter the level playing field of professional world, their performance and ability is a gauge used by their employers to judge whether the university is good or not. It is very clear that such practice, with a short-term economic return though, because great damages both to the universities themselves and to the international and local students in the long term.
Further, students also now have time to run other urgent errands. Now that students have the luxury of eating on campus students can now use their excess time to run errands. It is common for students to have multiple things to do, in situations like that students sacrifice a meal in order to complete urgent errands. This won 't be a factor if DSU allows private food vendors on campus.