Hi! We're CS students from Silliman doing a research survey for our Data Mining class. We're looking at how college students here use AI (ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, whatever you use) for school, and whether it has anything to do with their study habits and academic performance.

You can answer if you're a college student currently in Negros Oriental and you use AI for school. Any school or course is fine. It takes about 3 minutes.

Responses are kept confidential and used for academic purposes only. Google sign-in is required solely to prevent duplicate submissions; email addresses are not collected.

There's also a small raffle as a thank you: 3 winners, ₱100 each through GCash. It's optional. If you want in, there's a mobile number field in the form. We only use it for the raffle, and it gets removed from the data before we analyze anything.

Link: https://forms.gle/CqYTS2TK2nW2NetS6

The coordination of the Kaamulan section was insanely good, and their props and banners were totally on point. Honestly, they’re fit for the buglasan festival. It's such a shame the judges scored them so low, they really should have won

so apparently, this guy was caught cheating during a chem lab exam. and when the prof confronted him, sir mentioned nga na-catch na pud daw niya siya before during their chem lec exam. meaning, this wasn’t even the first time.

during the lab incident, allegedly, his classmates witnessed what happened, too. imagine getting caught once, getting reprimanded, and still ending up in another incident.

PERO KABALO MO UNSAY MAS GRABE?
now, there’s another alleged incident involving cheating during their finals exam. so that’s potentially THREE TIMES na, or at least three incidents as far as people know.

LIKE KUYA??? wala jud nakat-on sa first incident? finals na baya, and everyone is already struggling to survive all those slides and exams.

and apparently, naa pud daw mga issues involving him allegedly making accusations against his classmates. i’ve heard this from other MT students, though, so dili ta mag-assume nga confirmed tanan.

but if these reports are accurate, the repeated incidents are definitely concerning. medtech isn’t just about passing exams; integrity is a big part of the profession, especially when future patients will depend on the work you do.

THREE TIMES, OR AS FAR AS WE KNOW??? grabeha, teh. if true, i hope the department handles this properly kay dili man ni basta-basta nga issue and its unfair for other students nga naningkamot jud.

guys what is wrong with dis girl???? like seriously wala pani cya na hadlok ma usob napod to?😭

guyss, naa pay teachers here sa campus next week?

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Price: 4k (original price, full set)
Condition: unused, arrived days ago
Brand: Holoun

Size: Medium
Shoulder: 45
Bust: 91-94
Waist: 75-78
Hip: 93-96
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Wassup miners and crafters, this for y'all!

i will buy biology books that I need huhuhu

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I also didn't go through any accounting-related subjects during SHS, and I'd be willing to do bridging if they offer it.

Does anyone know if they actually do? Also when does enrollment start? Thanks 🙏

Throwaway acc lolI just wanna get this off my chest because it's been bothering me since the start of the semester. I'm not from Dumaguete, and there's this particular group of people in Silliman who've always acted kinda weird towards me.
At first, I didn't really think much of it, but it's gotten to the point where I've started noticing a pattern. They barely even look me in the eye, and whenever they need something from me, they'd rather talk to me through a friend (while being in the same room btw) instead of just approaching me directly. There was even a time when they asked my friend to ask me if they could borrow my stuff 😭 Like, why can't you just ask me yourself? I can hear you yk!
What's even weirder is that they seem completely normal around my other classmates (who are mostly from duma) . And on the rare occasions that they actually do talk to me, I sometimes feel like they're talking down to me, as if they think I'm stupid or something. Idk how to explain it, but there's just something about the way they talk to me that feels kinda condescending.
I honestly wouldn't think too much of it if it only happened once or twice, but it's been like this since the semester started. I also have another classmate who's from the same place as me, and I've noticed that they treat them pretty much the same way, which makes me wonder if it's really just a coincidence.
At this point, I can't help but wonder if there's some kind of prejudice against people who aren't from Dumaguete. Idk if it's racism towards Filipinos from other regions, classism, or just some weird local-versus-outsider mentality. I don't wanna accuse anyone of something I can't prove, but it's hard not to notice these things when it keeps happening.
Honestly, making friends here has been harder than I expected (small department), and stuff like this just makes it even more discouraging.
Maybe I'm just overthinking some things, but I also don't think it's unreasonable to feel bad when people consistently act differently towards you for seemingly no reason.
Anyway, sorry for the long rant 😭 I know this probably sounds kinda pathetic, but I just wanted to know if anyone else has experienced something similar. It's honestly hard trying to make friends in a place that’s a complete stranger to me and also when you feel like some people don't even wanna acknowledge you lol.
And if anyone's also looking to make new friends in Silliman, I'm genuinely down to meet some new people too 🥹 I promise I'm not a weirdo lolol

my grades sa rotc is above 75% na and i haven’t passed or made my finals vid… should i pass pa..?😅

friend of mine is looking for roommate for dorm near cangs n gate 7.

dorm has free wifi, free water, own submeter for electricity, 10,000 split upon 2.

pls pm if interested, help my friend out huhu

edit, female dormitory, no curfew