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badtrip. nahuli nga ako e.. kakakuha ko lang ng ID ko kanina.. tsk tlga.

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kung sisitahin kasi kayo sa st. sa cs kayo dumaan. sa sv wala naman naninita

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sa tagal tagal ko sa adU naabutan ko pa nung walang haircut policy.. ok naman nun.. hindi naman porket mahaba ang buhok madumi na tignan..  ako kasi komportable pag medyo mahaba ung buhok ko ksi sabi ng iba mas bagay daw sakin.. nakakataas ng self confidence kesa maiksi nga nahihiya ka naman humarap sa iba.. hehe aun ay para sakin lng

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I observed that there's just no specific guidelines about the hair cut policy in the student manual. It's just indicated there, "Proper Haircut". So how "proper" boys' haircut should be? "Student Manual" should also be specific. It's a "MANUAL" after all.  

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Originally Posted by Ang Nag-iisang:
I observed that there's just no specific guidelines about the hair cut policy in the student manual. It's just indicated there, "Proper Haircut". So how "proper" boys' haircut should be? "Student Manual" should also be specific. It's a "MANUAL" after all.  

I've seen posters on some areas of the campus showing the "proper" haircut for boys. (More like 2x3 or barber's cut)
Although according to my observation, they allow haircuts/styles that do not touch the collar of the uniform, and also does not touch the ears and the eyebrows.
I think they allow this for students to save some money by not having their hairs cut every week.

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Originally Posted by Ej Aquino:

Originally Posted by Ang Nag-iisang:
I observed that there's just no specific guidelines about the hair cut policy in the student manual. It's just indicated there, "Proper Haircut". So how "proper" boys' haircut should be? "Student Manual" should also be specific. It's a "MANUAL" after all.  

I've seen posters on some areas of the campus showing the "proper" haircut for boys. (More like 2x3 or barber's cut)
Although according to my observation, they allow haircuts/styles that do not touch the collar of the uniform, and also does not touch the ears and the eyebrows.
I think they allow this for students to save some money by not having their hairs cut every week.

Thanks for adding your additional information for "Haircut Policy". I do remember that poster you mentioned but I still want to emphasize the "must-be" concrete "Student Manual" because there's a vague understanding among students when they observed that they were not being treated equally when they see some of their fellow students who can still enter the campus with a haircut that, for some guards, are already not allowed.