MULA SA PATNUGOT: Sa kahilingan ng biktima, hindi ilalabas ng TomasinoWeb ang ilang sensitibong detalye ng kaso.

Opisyal nang tinanggal sa listahan ng mga mag-aaral ng Unibersidad si Kyle Viray, dating estudyante ng Kolehiyo ng Agham, kasunod ang pagsampa ng reklamo ng isa pang biktima laban sa kaniya.

Napatunayan muli na nilabag ni Viray ang Student Code of Conduct and Discipline ng UST sa panibagong kaso na inihain ni Gil Nicole Morales na nagtapos ng Accountancy sa Unibersidad nitong Hulyo.

Sa resolusyon ng Student Welfare and Development Board ng UST Office for Student Affairs (OSA) noong ika-7 ng Agosto na nakuha ng TomasinoWeb, nakasaad na hindi na rin maaaring magmatrikula si Viray sa kahit anong kurso sa Unibersidad.

Bukod dito, hindi mabibigyan ng Certificate of Good Moral Character si Viray.

Sa eksklusibong panayam ng TomasinoWeb kay Morales, sinabi niya na lubos siyang nagagalak dahil sa pagkatanggal ni Viray sa UST.

“I feel relieved already because the proper sanction was already given and I hope that we can all learn from this and be aware that domestic abuse is not a joke, it can damage one’s self-esteem. I just hope nobody will have to experience this again,” ani Morales.

“I feel really happy [na] because it took me a lot of time and courage to speak out but it was all worth it,” dagdag niya.

Ayon sa resolusyon, ilang beses nagkaroon ng away sa pagitan nina Morales at Viray mula Agosto hanggang Setyembre noong nakaraang taon, kung saan mayroong mga pagkakataong sinasaktan at tila pinapahiya ni Viray si Morales.

Sa counter-affidavit ni Viray na nakasulat sa resolusyon, kaniyang itinanggi ang mga alegasyon ni Morales laban sa kaniya. Si Morales, aniya, ang lumapit sa kaniya sa kabila ng kaniyang pagtanggi dahil siya ay may kasintahan pa noong mga araw na iyon.

Kaniya ring sinabi sa kaniyang counter-affidavit, ayon sa resolusyon, na ang pagsampa ni Morales ng reklamo ay dahil lamang sa kagustuhan niyang makisali sa mga kontrobersya laban sa kaniya.

Binigyang-diin din sa resolusyon ng OSA na nagkaroon ng relasyon sina Morales at Viray dahil sa isinumiteng Move-In Clearance ni Morales sa kabila ng pagtatanggi ni Viray sa kaniyang counter-affidavit.

Binanggit pa na binigyan ng kaluwagan si Viray sa naunang reklamong isinampa ni Diane Arcena laban sa kaniya dahil magtatapos na mag-aaral sa Unibersidad si Viray sa kaniyang kurso.

Nauna na nagsampa ng parehong reklamo laban kay Viray ang kaniyang dating kaklase at naging-kasintahan na si Arcena.

Hinatulan ng 250 na oras sa community service at pagtanggal sa solemn investiture rites si Viray pagkatapos unang mapatunayang nilabag niya ang Student Code sa isinampang kaso ni Arcena.

Noong Hulyo 15, inihayag ni Morales sa Twitter ang “pag-abuso” ni Viray sa kaniya.

This will be my last post about you. Remember the time na binuhusan moko ng smoothie sa uptown just bc of some petty shit and after non pag di ka binalikan ssbhn mo magpapakamatay ka. Jusqqqq so glad you’re outta my life already pic.twitter.com/tVpEiHZF4C

— Gil Morales (@giiiilllllyyy) July 14, 2018

Gabi bago ang paglathala ni Morales sa Twitter, ibinunyag ni Arcena ang “pang-aabuso” ni Viray.

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Ang kasong isinampa ni Morales laban kay Viray ay hinawakan ng OSA dahil magkaiba ng kinabibilangang kolehiyo ng dalawa. John Aaron Pangilinan, may mga ulat mula kay Angelika Ortega

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The University posted a lower passing rate in the May 2018 licensure examination for certified public accountants.

UST recorded a 68-percent passing rate in which 68 out of 100 Thomasians passed. This was lower than last year’s passing rate of 71.82 percent or 79 out of the 110 Thomasian examinees. 

However, no Thomasian made it to the top ten highest scorers.

Jayson Ong Chan of Saint Paul School of Professional Studies – Palo led the new batch of accountants with a score of 92.50 percent. Meanwhile, De La Salle University-Manila was named as the top performing school with a passing rate of 90.11 percent.

According to the Professional Regulation Commission, 2,843 out of 9,830 examinees nationwide passed the board exam.

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The University ranked third in the February 2018 licensure examination for occupational therapists, retaining the same passing rate from last year.

UST garnered a 91.67-percent passing rate, wherein 11 out of 12 examinees made the cut. Last year, 22 out of 24 Thomasians passed the exam.

Apattene Fontelar Reyes led the new batch of Thomasian occupational therapists after placing fourth with a score of 80.60-percent. She was followed by another Thomasian,  Arielle Lim de Leon, who placed fifth with a score of 80.20-percent.  

Cebu Doctors University was hailed as the top performing school after garnering a perfect passing rate.

Meanwhile, UST posted a higher passing rate in this year’s licensure examination for physical therapists.

The University scored a 100-percent passing rate, wherein all nine Thomasians passed the examination. This is higher than last year’s 92.86-percent, wherein 13 out of 14 passed the board exam.

However, no Thomasian made it to the top ten highest scorers this year.

San Pedro College-Davao City, meanwhile, was declared the top performing school in the licensure examination for physical therapists after garnering a 96.08-percent passing rate.

According to the Professional Regulation Commission, 588 out of 1,017 takers nationwide passed the licensure exams for physical therapists, and 139 out of 212 for the occupational therapist’s board exam. 

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