Guidelines for Write-up:
1) Use the attached file to write your write-up. You can fill up the space allocated using the given font (VERDANA size 9)
2) Only TEXT is allowed. No pictures or any other non-text content.
3) The preferred output are paragraphs of text. No forming pictures using letters or other similar formatting styles are allowed. Note that the format you utilize will most likely NOT be preserved. So for those planning to write haikus, other types of poetry, and the like should prepare to see some possible distortion if they make their content too format sensitive.
Example:
I
am
a
good
law
student.
The editorial board makes no commitment to preserve such formatting. The above example may eventually result in
I
am
a
good
law
student
or even "I am a good law student"
4) English should be the dominant language used. Other languages may be used sparingly as quotations, sayings, and the like.
5) Content should be tasteful meaning that anything deemed distasteful may be removed upon the discretion of the Editorial Board. For example, use of crude language or other obscenities are generally frowned upon and will most likely be edited out.
6) However, content will try to be preserved as much as possible within the confines of the aforementioned limitations.
7) How to name your file:
Section_Idnumber_ Surname_First Letter of First Name.doc AND
Section_Idnumber_ Surname_First Letter of First Name.rtf (go to save as and choose file type as Rich Text Format or .rtf - NO DOCX files or other formats will be accepted. MAC users, Vista Users, WordXP users, etc, please take NOTE OF THIS)
For example: Juan dela Cruz from section A with Id number 11111:
A_11111_dela Cruz_J.doc AND A_11111_dela Cruz_J.rtf
8) In case you haven't noticed, you have to submit TWO versions of the file (with the same content) with different file types.
9) Submit all write-ups to your respective yearbook representatives. The manner of submission will be left up to them since they have the responsibility of collating.
10) Obey all deadlines. Failure to do so may result in being treated as not having submitted.
11) EVERYONE must submit a writeup. Failure to do so will effectively allow the editorial board to reflect such fact of your non-submission in any manner it deems fit (such manner not being defamatory of course)
1) Use the attached file to write your write-up. You can fill up the space allocated using the given font (VERDANA size 9)
2) Only TEXT is allowed. No pictures or any other non-text content.
3) The preferred output are paragraphs of text. No forming pictures using letters or other similar formatting styles are allowed. Note that the format you utilize will most likely NOT be preserved. So for those planning to write haikus, other types of poetry, and the like should prepare to see some possible distortion if they make their content too format sensitive.
Example:
I
am
a
good
law
student.
The editorial board makes no commitment to preserve such formatting. The above example may eventually result in
I
am
a
good
law
student
or even "I am a good law student"
4) English should be the dominant language used. Other languages may be used sparingly as quotations, sayings, and the like.
5) Content should be tasteful meaning that anything deemed distasteful may be removed upon the discretion of the Editorial Board. For example, use of crude language or other obscenities are generally frowned upon and will most likely be edited out.
6) However, content will try to be preserved as much as possible within the confines of the aforementioned limitations.
7) How to name your file:
Section_Idnumber_ Surname_First Letter of First Name.doc AND
Section_Idnumber_ Surname_First Letter of First Name.rtf (go to save as and choose file type as Rich Text Format or .rtf - NO DOCX files or other formats will be accepted. MAC users, Vista Users, WordXP users, etc, please take NOTE OF THIS)
For example: Juan dela Cruz from section A with Id number 11111:
A_11111_dela Cruz_J.doc AND A_11111_dela Cruz_J.rtf
8) In case you haven't noticed, you have to submit TWO versions of the file (with the same content) with different file types.
9) Submit all write-ups to your respective yearbook representatives. The manner of submission will be left up to them since they have the responsibility of collating.
10) Obey all deadlines. Failure to do so may result in being treated as not having submitted.
11) EVERYONE must submit a writeup. Failure to do so will effectively allow the editorial board to reflect such fact of your non-submission in any manner it deems fit (such manner not being defamatory of course)
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