VOL. 51 NO.

15 March 18, 2008

LASALLIANS SPEAK
Who did you vote for the President? Why?
THE SPECTRUM
“Since I am “I voted for “I did not
one of the Mark Bais vote last
KAUSAP because I Friday
members, find him because I
I voted for responsible was afraid
Ledesma for I truly believe that he and I think he fits in the that our next president might be
can lead well the students of this position. That’s it.” involved in graft and corruption.”
- Frances Dawn Montoya, BEEN3A - James Desnacido CO2E
University.”
- Andrew Lagtapon, BN1
“I voted “I voted for
“I voted for for Joven Bais because
Bais because Ledesma. I feel that
I believe that First of all, I he is a good
he is a good believe in the leader.”
- Isabel de Leon
leader.” leadership of KAUSAP and how
- Ghia Pamela Potestad, BE2
they mold the students. I know
that he’s responsible enough of “I was not
“I voted for leading Lasallians.” able to vote
Ledesma - Althea Gay COHM2A last Friday
because I because we
believe in his “I never had our
leadership voted hospital exposure.”
- Kathryn Anne Talon BN2D
skills. I can confidently say that because I
he can manage our University have so many
Student Government well this research “Mark!
S.Y. 2008-2009.” papers to tackle and I don’t even Why?
- Juan Paolo Serame, BN4K Because he
care about the election.”
- Andrew Matulac BN1F deserves it.
“As Klasmeyt ko
KAUSAP “I voted for siya sang una mo…”
- Nadrev Jereza ENEC5
supporter, Mark Bais
I voted because I
for Joven think he has Voters’ turn out
Ledesma for I believe in the potential TOTAL POPULATION: 8963
KAUSAP in molding students for to rule the student government.” NUMBER OF VOTERS: 2958
- Kim Jarloc CO2
leadership.”
- Cristy A. Somo, BSMT3B
“I was not
“I voted for able to vote 33%
Bais Because last election LASALLIANS DECIDE 2008:
of his good because
platforms I was not 67% The Spectrum General Elections Special
and I feeling well. But I know that all
believe in his leadership towards of them are good leaders and Controversies storm General Elections * COMELEC admits mistake, says sorry
I won the election – Bais, Ledesma * University Student Government Official Results
Lasallian students.” really has potentials.” Lasallians Speak: Who did you vote for President? Why?
- Paolo Castandiello, CO2E - Jeanie Marie Pampliega, COHM2A

2 THE SPECTRUM
Controversies storm General Elections
COMELEC admits mistakes, says sorry
By Manuel Jeffrey O. Sistoso
and Neslie Faith V. Sianson
The protest of the Sectoral Action
Group for Empowered Students
(SAGES) in the “strongest terms
possible on attempts to alter, tamper,
and exchange the official and duly
signed Election Returns” was just
among the many controversies
that stormed the 2008 University
Student Government General
Elections held last March 7.
Incumbent USG President
Amy Grace Gargar revealed
that SAGES Secretary General
Regelmarie Abelarde wrote a letter
addressed to Dean of Student
Affairs Roger Marapo last March
11.
The letter was a prelude to
SAGES’ plans on filing a protest
“regarding the conduct of the
[last] elections.”
Student Activities Coordinator
Lormi Rio’s alleged involvement
in the resolution of election
matters was also mentioned in
the letter.
“We also protest the
involvement of SAC [Student
Activities Coordinator] Ms.
Lormi Rio in [the said] election
mess. We would like to point
out that the office of the SAC has
no jurisdiction over the student
elections,” Abelarde said in the
letter asking Marapo to inhibit
Rio from any involvement on the
matter.
Rio denied allegations of
involvement.
“I don’t influence the decision
of the COMELEC. They have
minds of their own,” Rio said.
The Root
Ledesma
The issue started when
COMELEC officials corrected
their admitted error on the entry
of two data in the College of Arts
and Sciences Election Return
(ER).
At first, the votes of Claire
Bird and Joven Ledesma were
interchanged in the CAS ER,
giving Ledesma a total of 1,206
votes, Bird with 245 and Bais with
1,216.
Before it was corrected,
both parties’ representatives
affixed their signatures making
the CAS Election Return valid
for canvassing, in which Bais
was ahead of Ledesma by 10
votes.
KAUSAP representative Mary
Joy Castor later noticed that CAS
ER did not coincide with their
own tally and discovered that the
votes of Ledesma and Bird were
actually interchanged.
Castor reported the matter
to COMELEC and she received
an immediate action. The
COMELEC Commissioners
contacted their Chairman Ma.
Concepcion Mascuñana, who
was at that time absent, about the
error. Mascuñana authorized them
to change the results for President
in the CAS ER to “stick with the
truth.”
Both parties’ representatives
affix their signatures again to
revalidate the ER. There were
no signatures near the corrected
figures.
The corrected ER will make
Ledesma the winner of the
presidential race.
Meanwhile, Dean of Student
Affairs Roger Marapo said that
Bais
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it was an error committed by
COMELEC due to lack of
manpower.
“It was an honest mistake on
the part of these students who
volunteered for COMELEC.
It was not malicious and their
only intention was to reflect the
truth in the tally that is why they
corrected the erroneous data that
were earlier written in the ER,”
Marapo said.
The story goes on until SAGES
filed a case before the Student
Court stressing the lack of due
process.
I won the election—Bais, Ledesma
Presidential candidates Mark Bais
and Joven Ledesma both claimed
they won the presidential election
held last March 7.
“I won the election and I based
that claim primarily on the pro-
visions of the Omnibus Election
Code and considering the state-
ments of persons who know what
is legal and who believe in the rule
of law,” Bais said.
The Spectrum hosts Presidential Debate
By Arthur Jason Javellana
Three presidential candidates
faced off during a debate hosted
by The Spectrum last March 4 at
Café De La Salle.
Independent candidate Claire
Bird, KAUSAP’s Joven Ledesma
and SAGES’ Mark Bais showed
up to draw their differences in
terms of policies, opinions and
manner.
Discussions include platforms,
advantage over the other
presidential candidates, activities
that the candidates are looking
forward to initiate, among
others.
Other topics involve defending
student rights, reaction to
university travesties, promoting
information dissemination,
Clean As You Go Policy and
administration policies they wish
to change.
Ledesma mentioned some
of his achievements including
his being a representative of the
University to various activities
such as the National Symposium
of Young Lasallians (NSYL),
being a Balayan Volunteer, and
On the Conduct of Elections
Rumors spread out about the
alleged violations of COMELEC
against the Omnibus Election
Code.
One was COMELEC’s failure
to start on time.
The Omnibus Election Code
states the election should start
9am.
Polling precincts opened at
around 9:45am, says COMELEC
due to lack of manpower.
Another alleged violation was
the polling precinct of the College
of Education being so near to
campaign materials of some
Ledesma meanwhile said every-
one should wait for the decision of
the COMELEC but asserted he
won the elections.
“I believe I won. But since the
final statement will be from the
COMELEC, then let’s wait for
their decision. But personally I
believe I won and I know a lot of
students believe in my potential
to run the Student Government
leadership seminars and trainings
attended.
Ledesma wants to apply his
learning’s in the university to
be involved as well as to grow
maturely.
Bais meanwhile stressed his
being a Political Science major
who has served in the Senate.
Bais also is a member of the
Ayala Young Leaders Alliance or
AYLA and co-founder of Batang
Negros.
He said his number one priority
is to protect student rights.
Claire Bird is majoring in
BS Biology and has experienced
her own share of student-
administration politics during her
stay.
She believes information
dissemination is her top
priority.
When asked on their respective
platforms, Ledesma considers
his experience as a BALAYAN
volunteer and Nursing Senator
as a backgrounder to him. “My
experience is an edge for me to
create changes and if given the
opportunity to serve the USG,
it would be a greater venue for
candidates.
“It was the fault of the
candidates themselves. They
know it was going to be the
voting area, they still did
not remove their posters,”
Mascuñana said.
Students also complain about
the setting of the polling areas
having seats with no tables,
arranged closely together that
almost “disregarded the value of
secrecy.”
Some students also
noted COMELEC’s lack of
knowledge about the election
rules.
(SG)” Ledesma said.
The KAUSAP Presidential
Candidate added that no matter
what, he will fight for the votes
rendered to him by the majority of
the students claiming it is also one
way of fighting for student rights.
COMELEC said in an unoffi-
cial statement that Ledesma won
the race by 67 votes ahead of Bais
considering the corrections they
me to apply all my learning’s
from the various trainings and
seminars that I have attended”
Ledesma said.
Bais on the other had STRIKE
which stands for Student Rights,
Trustful service, Rule of Law,
Information Dissemination,
Keen observation, and
Experience.
Bais believes in “First
among Equal” which states that
someone is task to embody the
majority to formulate, carry
out and express the will of the
majority.
The candidates were asked
on their advantage over the other
candidates.
Bird said age and life
experience would make her the
better president.
For Bais it is time management
over Ledesma, a Nursing major
and age over Bird since the former
can relate to constituents in his age
group. enough for a first time.
Ledesma’s edge is sense of
understanding and knowledge
in handling and disciplining
people.
The proceedings of the debate
MARCH 18, 2008
All of these were attributed by
COMELEC to lack of manpower.
Mascuñana in an interview
said that they admit their
mistakes and shortcomings and
they apologize for the delayed
results.
COMELEC however
rejects any call for failure of
elections.
“There was no failure of elec-
tions,” Commissioner Kristoffer
Niño Ballenas said.
The Commissioner added that
in the next election, they will try
to automate the voting process to
avoid similar problems.
did in the CAS Election Return.
COMELEC Chairperson
Ma. Concepcion Mascuñana
is still waiting for the Tempo-
rary Restraining Order (TRO)
imposed by the Student Court to
be lifted before they can proclaim
Ledesma as the legitimate winner
of the presidential race.
Mascuñana said they will side
with the truth no matter what.
continued as some spectators
raised questions directed to the
three candidates.
One question raised by
the audience is the issue on
transvestites.
Bais believed that if you give
them respect they will pay you in
kind.
Bird said it is a matter of
freedom of expression while for
Ledesma it is just a matter of
respect.
University offices have praised
the efforts of The Spectrum in
holding the event.
Editor-in-Chief Jepoi
Sistoso however claimed that
the audience members had the
tendency to debate more with
the candidates.
The purpose of the debate was
to have candidates debate against
one another according to the
Editor.
He said the debate was good
The Spectrum has decided
to host the presidential debate
for students to know their
candidates three days before
Election Day.
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MARCH 18, 2008 THE SPECTRUM
Rule of law must prevail - SAGES
On March 9, 2008, the Board of Election Inspectors changed the duly signed Election Return
containing the votes for the College of Arts and Sciences based solely on the undue and unlawful
pressure, influence, and insistence of KAUSAP. This alteration was done in violation of duly
established rules and procedures as provided for by the Omnibus Election Code and without the
notice to SAGES. The alteration, had it been granted, would gravely affect the results of the Election
in favor of KAUSAP.
Mr. Jojo Bayona, OSA Representative, noticed the alteration and informed the BEI that such
change was contrary to the Omnibus Election Code, as that law provides that any student party could
contest an ER but only within 48 hours after the conduct of an election and only through a formal
written petition (Section 88).
The ACT of KAUSAP in UNDULY INFLUENCING THE ALTERATION / CHANGE in
the election returns is QUESTIONABLE ACT. The ACT of the BEI in following KAUSAP and
changing the election return BEHIND OUR BACK is a GRAVE BETRAYAL of the students’ trust
and MAKES A MOCKERY of our Election Law.
THESE ACTS OF DISHONESTY AND DECEIT ARE HEINOUS AND CONDEMNABLE.
IT SHOULD NEVER BE TOLERATED BY THE LA SALLIAN COMMUNITY AT LARGE.
We, the members of SAGES, faithfully stand true to our ideals in promoting students rights and
upholding the rule of law. In our service to the students and to the La Sallian community in defending
and seeking for truth and justice, we have been maligned, pressured, ridiculed, and harassed. Despite
these condemnations, we strive and persevere to defend the rights of the students to peaceful and
honest elections. We stand firmly on righteousness and the rule of law.
We have filed a petition in COMELEC for the immediate proclamation of Mr. Bais as the winner
of the last presidential race based on the duly signed authentic untampered official election returns last
Friday, March 14, 2008.
We challenge the Lasallian Community to ask itself: Should we allow the disregard of our laws?
Should we allow ourselves to be led by a leader whose claim to victory is not through the voice of the
students but through fraud as engineered by a political party? Should we do nothing despite what we
know?
NO! WE CAN DO SOMETHING.
WE CAN DO THE RIGHT THING.
- Sectoral Action Group for Empowered Students
5 3
Stand by the truth - KAUSAP
Last March 9, 2008, during the counting, one of our watchers learned that the Election Return from the
CAS Precinct is erroneous—the votes of Ledesma and Bird were interchanged. This was brought to the
attention of the COMELEC commissioners and they too attested that it was erroneous; they consulted
the COMELEC chairman, who also attested that the tally was not correct and so requested one of them
to correct the ER. They explained to us that having been awake for nearly 24 hours they very tired and
sleepy while writing the tally in the ER and committed the error by mistake. Unfortunately, at that time,
our watchers signed the ER before the tally was erroneously put in. When the correction was being done,
watchers from the other party claimed that altering the ER was against the Omnibus Election code.
Joven Ledesma won the presidential election. That is the truth and even COMELEC attests to
that. But if the erroneous CAS ER will not be corrected, then Joven Ledesma loses by around 10
votes.
We point out that there was fault on the part of the COMELEC and the watchers of both parties
for signing the ER before the tally was reflected therein. We understand that some people contend
that correcting the erroneous ER would be denying the candidates procedural due process. These are
just mere technicalities. A greater injustice would result if we were NOT to correct the ER, as this
would lead to impeding the voice of the students and their right to suffrage. If we do NOT allow the
correction of this error, we would be putting into office the candidate who did not get the plurality
votes. “Vox populi vox dei”, it means the voice of the people is the voice of God.
We have come across a blog on the internet and heard from friends about accusations that
KAUSAP cheated the elections, that we tampered votes, and that we paid the COMELEC. We have
done no such things. We also have reports that there are faculty members who announce in their class
that Mark Bais won as president, when in fact no election results were yet announced regarding the
presidential race. We feel that these are all tactics of some students and teachers to plant malice in
the minds of students. We feel that it is sad that some people would resort to dishonesty in order to
protect their political interests.
We urge the Student Court, the COMELEC, and all the students to stand by the TRUTH! For
25 years, we have consistently provided the students with servant leaders. Today we continue to
serve with a purpose and lead with a vision. We stand for an HONEST and responsive leadership, to
protect the students’ rights, promote their voice, and preserve their power.
In Unity and Service,
KAUSAP

I am the legitimate President - Bais Automated Elections?

theSpectrum: Do you accept the
truth that they’re telling, that Ledesma
got more votes than you?
BAIS: The question presupposes that
the other party’s presidential candidate
obtained more votes than me. This is
declaration of truth is self-serving and
should be ignored. As rational people, we
should look to unbiased facts. What are
the legal and factual bases?
Mine? I base my plurality votes
on the original returns submitted, the
same returns prepared in the legitimate
and regular course of election process,
done in public and accessible to those
who wish to witness our democracy in
action. This return is a public document,
authenticated and the veracity of which
attested to by the signature of KAUSAP,
the Commission on Election and the
SAGES. This is my basis, the original,
authentic and untampered election
return, bearing the sovereign voice of my
student-electorates.”
What is KAUSAP’s basis for truth?
They base it upon the same election return,
only upon subsequent alteration done by
one member of the COMELEC upon
the order of KAUSAP, behind the closed
doors of their private offices, uninviting
to the inspection of the public.
Now, Do I accept the truth? Their
version, I do not accept, nor should
our student-electorates. The will of the
students is not a matter for compromise
but a mandate that as student leaders
we should learn to accept, whatever our
prejudices.”
theSpectrum: Are you hoping that
COMELEC will proclaim you the
winner?
BAIS: “That is indeed my hope and
the hope of our party. It is one that is
bolstered by the statutory authority of our
Omnibus Election Code and emanating
from the principles of justice and fair play
our government should strive to perfect.
Should COMELEC look to our laws,
the very laws they swore to safeguard,
they shall see that their course of action
is clear and has been clear from the time
they have received that original and
authentic return and saw the unequivocal
will of my constituents. Their course of
action has been paved for them by our
laws and they leave no room for political
considerations.”
theSpectrum: If you are proclaimed
as the winner, are you ready on day 1?
BAIS: “Yes. I never go into battle
unprepared. My platform and agenda
has always been for the protection
and promotion of students’ rights
and movement of government action
pursuant to those rights. These were the
issues I saw unreflected in our student
government policies. These were the
issues I planned to address when I get Hi there mortals! I’m back… I’m sure you missed me sooo much. Where have I
elected. This election controversy has been? Secret! I won’t tell you unless you tell me the truth! What truth? Hahaha.
been the first test of my convictions and The truth about the election.
my resolve to champion students’ rights Is it true that you guys there at CAS do not have desks or writing tables for
and echo the students’ voice.” the voters? Eeeew. Are we poor na? And how about the alleged incompetency of
theSpectrum: What will you do on
day 1?
BAIS: “On my first day as your Sugar Says “Ay butangan pa ni
President, I plan to hold a dialogue
with our Bro. President, Ray Suplido gali thumb mark?” ang
and lay down the reforms I wish for my
administration in order to effectively
drama sang lola mo
Sugar
serve our body-politic, with the aid of COMELEC volunteer.
the university on our side. It will be a
free discussion and exchange of ideas. It
the COMELEC people? Hmmm… I was making rampa in one of the voting
is always prudent to hear from those who
precincts and this girl was ngarag because she forgot what to do. “Ay butangan pa
have come before us and see what we can
ni gali thumb mark?” ang drama ng lola COMELEC volunteer.
learn from their experiences.”
So the sad ending was the others who voted first failed to put their thumb
theSpectrum: Now, what are you
mark.
fighting for?
Overall, the election was so chaka. Ok, so I voted, as in… So many things went
BAIS: “As the Chief Executive of our
so wrong. The process started late. There was no place to sit (Did COMELEC
student government, I will ensure that
consider the floor as part of the seating?) and if I could find one, I sat so close to
this government is for the students. I shall
my seatmates that I could copy off their ballots like I would on examination day.
see that their interests are reflected in our
Ano answer mo sa number one girl? Ay! Isli na… Sala answer mo.. It’s nice when
legislation and their will executed in our
we help each other noh?
programs. This will entail a lot of surveys
Anyway, I have to bid farewell to all of you until next school year as I am off to
from our students in order that their
party and flaunt my beauty in Bora for the Summer. Want to come along? Sure, sure,
will is carried out in my administration.
just make sure you’re not chaka and you leave your ka-echosan at home.
I plan to start with a clean slate and to
Maricon! Swim ta ya girl. Next time automated na kuno ang election… so
ensure that my policies are tailored to
dontcha worry.
their current needs and sustained in the
policies of our future student leaders.”

THE SPECTRUM
KAUSAP’s Ledesma ready on day one,
FOUNDED 1956
expresses willingness to appoint Bais
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With Reports from Neslie Faith V.
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readiness to accept responsibility
on day one of his presidency, if
ever proclaimed.
fight for his votes and win the
Presidential Seat.
He also said if Mark Bais,
I will start my presidency with “I have already prepared presidential candidate of SAGES,
a convention of the new set of myself to whatever outcome and permits to be under his cabinet then
Editor-in-Chief Manuel Jeffrey O. Sistoso
SG leaders to know one another I am expecting the worst thing he would be willing to include him.
Managing Editor Arjay D. Solitario
deeper so that it will be easy to to happen. With that, it gives me “I believe Mark has the
Reports Chief Neslie Faith V. Sianson
Layout Editor Timothy A. Escopete work for the next school year and the confidence to win. I know I potential in leading the SG and
Asst. Graphics Editor Jumpee P. Tipon the planning will soon follow. prepared well for the Elections if he’s willing to serve the SG,
This was the response of with the help of the Almighty positions will not matter but the
Newspaper Writers Photojournalists Presidential Candidate Joven God,” Ledesma added. desire to be a servant leader,”
Arthur Jason I. Javellana Hector Gregory A. Benedicto Ledesma when asked about his Ledesma commits himself to Ledesma concluded.
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Lasallians Decide ‘08 THE SPECTRUM MARCH 18, 2008
Results for President
Unofficial as of March 14, 2008
University Student Government
1400
General Elections 2008 Official Results
as of March 14, 2008 GOVERNOR: SECRETARY: 2nd YEAR BATCH REP:
Maravilla 369 Fernandez 271 Felix 92
1283

COLLEGE OF BUSINESS Paleromo 153 Buendia 109

1200
1216
1216

AND ACCOUNTANCY
1206

SENATORS:
Arcamo 236
1000 Canong 139
Chua 447
Montelibano 370
Vinson 447
800
GOVERNOR:
Cervantes 485
Frias 186
600
VICE GOVERNOR:
Cunanan 399
Villa 264
400
SECRETARY:
NUMBER OF VOTES
TREASURER:
VICE GOVERNOR: Fulgencio 236
Formilleza 301
Parohinog 163 2ND YEAR BATCH REP:
Eudela 106
TREASURER:
Villanueva 212 3RD YEAR BATCH REP:
Nabor 214 Garcia 69
SECRETARY: COLLEGE
Libo-on 217 OF NURSING
Vega 214
SENATORS:
2ND YEAR BATCH REP: Allegato 387
Delgado 81 Bilbao 296
Nietes 59 Cannonizado 122
Jaro 308
3RD YEAR BATCH REP: Martinez 202
COLLEGE
OF EDUCATION
SENATORS:
Abelarde 157
Arellano 189
Antolo 183
Morancil 179
Tayo 172
Gallena 139
Planas 133
GOVERNOR:
Decinal 161
Guilaran 58
Lipa 137

Fajardo 277 Aquino 43 Sales 193 VICE GOVERNOR:

Garcia 328 Enchero 29 Sarcauga 151 Dumaap 147
245

200 Servano 318 Indoma 119

TREASURER: 4th YEAR BATCH REP: Tan 84
168

Ramirez 203 Olila 85 GOVERNOR:

Rojo 361 Parreño 510 SECRETARY:
5th YEAR BATCH REP: Yap 203 Villeran 290
0 2ND YEAR BATCH REP:
BIRD LEDESMA BAIS Alvares 57
Gamugda 116 VICE GOVERNOR: TREASURER:
PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES Ledesma 79 Basal 242 Oquendo 100
LEGEND: COLLEGE OF ARTS Padal 390 Tui 207
3RD YEAR BATCH REP: AND SCIENCES
First result without correction Second result with correction
Grano 154 Treasurer: 2ND YEAR BATCH REP:
SENATORS: Gorosin 286 Estrella 60
4TH YEAR BATCH REP: Jochico 316 Ventura 284 Montanio 43
VICE PRESIDENT: TREASURER: Chan 129 Juen 264
Magalona 191 SECRETARY: 3RD YEAR BATCH REP:
BOBE SAPIAN DELA CRUZ SILAGPO Magbanua 148 Masa 318 Rosale 84
COLLEGE Masadia 154 Nicdao 289
OF ENGINEERING Tongson 103 4TH YEAR BATCH REP:
892
4th YEAR BATCH REP: Cañon 89
1041 SENATORS: GOVERNOR: Say 104 Julagay 18
1501 1400 Alipin
Esmillarin
324
265
Lagunday 389 Zamora 82
Severino 166 VICE GOVERNOR: 3rd YEAR BATCH REP:
Padios 182 Miguel 292 Lanes 66 Source:
Villaceran 249 Serran 133 Pico 196 Commission on Elections