LOOK: The stairs in front of the 7-Eleven store inside UST, which gained attention after College of Information and Computing Sciences students were photographed there, are now blocked off with caution tape for repairs.
Nearby stairs are also being repaired.
(Photos by Josh Nikkolai S. Bravo/ The Varsitarian)
7-ELEVEN NONCHALANT ABOUT OSA-TOMWEB ISSUE
In an email to the Varsitarian, Philippine Seven Corporation's customer care arm says 7-Eleven has no comment on the controversy surrounding the Office for Student Affairs’ directive to TomasinoWeb to remove a photo that depicted the similarity between the uniforms of CICS students and employees of the convenience store.
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Thomasian student activists assemble outside the P. Noval Court to protest against what they said was "media censorship" by the Office for Student Affairs (OSA).
This came after online media organization TomasinoWeb announced a temporary halt to its social media operations following the resignation of its adviser.
The adviser's decision came after the OSA ordered TomasinoWeb to remove a post featuring the College of Information and Computing Sciences (CICS) students in their "Type B" uniforms entering a 7-Eleven store and to issue a public apology.
(Photos by Kenneth Cedric M. Landazabal/ The Varsitarian)