Sample Event Manual

Republic of the Philippines
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHEASTERN PHILIPPINES

Bislig Campus
Maharlika, Bislig City
2017 INTRAMURALS COMMITTEES
Organizati
COMMITTEE STUDENT IN-CHARGE FACULTY
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1)Steering Chairman: Jeomar A. Chairman: Whelson C.
Committee Bautista Pasos
Members: Members:
1. Randy Loue
Nicka D. Noja
Ebarle
Luis A. Bracamonte Jr. 2. Anchie Villaester
2)Secretariat Chairman: Anna Jane
Chairman: Marlo A. Parcon
Bruno
Members: Members:
1. Jhoberin A.
Mark King Andrada
Abracia
Org. Secretaries 2. Rosalie Galgala
3)Finance Chairman: Eunice
Chairman: Jeya V. Yosores
Bautista
Members: Members:
1. Felicidad C.
Marlou Oranza
Lomosbog
Nebecca Sarausos 2. Ethel Cortez
4) Literary Chairman: Luis A. Chairman: Lorly P.
Competition Bracamonte Jr. Caperida
Members: Members:
Jake Billy Llido 1. Eliane Pechayco
2. Mary Grace
David Rubion
Sarabosing
5) Musical Chairman: Gregorio M.
Chairman: Jessa A. Paloma
Competition Epis Jr.
Members: Members:
Altamera, Shania Monica 1. Melissa Asilum
Joshua Khen Sereo 2. Jhonrey Llana
6) Street Dance Chairman: Estrologo, Chairman: Rosalie
Christian C. Basalo
Members: Members:
Cidie Almonicar 1. Charmaine Caliso
Jaime Onod Jr. 2. Jhonrey Llana
7) Thanksgiving Chairman: Lourdes L.
Chairman: Jecsler Castillo
Mass Bauya
Members: Members:
Julie Cres Badilla 1. Daisy Aznar
Jeya V. Yosores 2. Myrna T. Alferez
8) Program Chairman: Nebecca Chairman: Gregorio M.
Sarausus Epis, Jr.
UseP-Bislig Campus Founding Anniversary and Intramurals 2017 1

1. Lovella C. De
Marlo A. Parcon
Ramos
Belzarre Mae Canoy 2. Mila Roda
9) Programme Chairman: Mark King Chairman: Myrna T.
And Invitation Andrada Alferez
Members: Members:
Divino, Arlie 1. Hermelie C. Pasos
Org. Secretaries 2. Charish C. Cajolo
10) Chairman: Johnrey P.
Chairman: Rubion, David
Documentation Llana
Members: Members:
1. Ana Leah L.
The Maharlikan Sepulveda
Mark King Andrada 2. Charish C. Cajolo
11) Sports Chairman: Jovert Chairman: Adam
Mullaneda Macapili
Members: Members:
Daryl Abayon 1. Gerald Pastellero
Jecsler Castillo 2. Philip Despares
3. Christian
Dave Khyl Bosque
Coquilla
4. Laviee May
Jake Billy Llido
Nahial
Brian Toroba 5. John Rey Torillo
12) Lights And Chairman: James Daniel Chairman: Ginalyn
Sounds Josol Estose
Members: Members:
Canoy, Belzar Mae 1. Daisy Aznar
2.
13) Hall And Chairman: Adam C.
Chairman: Marlou Oranza
Preparation Macapili
Members: Members:
LCM 1. Herculano Amper
Org. Presidents 2. Marcelo Atis
14) Restoration Chairman: V Ryan O.
Chairman: All BCSC
Uriarte
Members: Members:
1. Christelle Jane
LCM Filosofo
2. Marcelo Atis
Org. Presidents 3. Jonathan
Paquiding
15) Decoration Chairman: Sheila B.
Chairman: Jaime Onod Jr.
Caberte
Members: Members:
Jecsler Castillo 1. Allan O. Caberte
2. Christian T.
Brian D. Toroba Coquilla
16) Food Chairman: Bosque, Dave Chairman: Gregorio M.
Khyl Epis Jr.
Members: Members:
1. Lovella C. De
Canoy, Belzarre Mae Ramos
Jeya V. Yosores 2. Janine Llanto

17) Awards And Chairman: Eden A. De
Chairman: Jeya V. Yosores
Certificates Jesus
Members: Members:
Marlou Oranza 1. Aldrin Tayo
Arlie Divino 2. Allan O. Caberte
18) Chairman: Randy Lou P.
Chairman: Abayon, Daryl
Transportation Ebarle
Members: Members:
Marlou Oranza 1. Jeffrey Trugello
2. Gregorio M. Epis
Jessa Paloma
Jr.
19) Booth & Chairman: Joshua Khen S. Chairman: Jeffrey V.
Gimmick Sereo Trugello
Members: Members:
Cidie Almonicar 1. Rosalie R. Basalo
Karen Cascayan 2. Lourdes L. Bauya
20) Quiz Bowl Chairman: Jeomar A. Chairman: Lorenzo L.
Bautista Moricho
Members: Members:
1. Franco G.
Christian Estrologo
Pantaleon
David Rubion 2. Malou O. Luarez
21) Safety And Chairman: Harfil Jane G.
Chairman: Brian D. Toroba
Security Guzon
Members: Members:
1. Carajasan, A.
Org. Presidents
2. Egypto, R.
22) Ways And Chairman: Nicka D. Noja Chairman: Mila B. Roda
Means Members: Members:
James Daniel Josol 1. Carlo D. Alvarez
Luis A. Bracamonte Jr. 2. Alexander Fajardo
23) Motorcade Chairman: Earl Don
Chairman: Divino, Arlie Cordero
Members: Members:
1. Gervacio C.
Julie Cres Badilla
Morgado
2. Felicisimo P.
Cidie Almonicar Piandong Jr.
24) Mr. And Ms. Chairman: Jecsler Castillo Chairman: Cristine Gulfo
Usep17 Members: Members:
1. Mary Grace R.
Jaime E. Onod Jr.
Sarabosing
Marlo A. Parcon 2. Zandra Italio
25) Amazing Chairman: Almonicar, Chairman: Susie Marie
Race Cidie Kindle G. Urdaneta
Members: Members:
1. Jennifer Grace P.
Nebecca M. Sarausus
Pagalan
2. Ma. Nellia D.
Luis A. Bracamonte Jr. Lagunday
27) Ushering Chairman: Shania Monica Chairman: Jechael Mae
Altamera Cabonada
Members: Members:
Jessa Paloma 1. Marissa Ochigue

James Daniel Josol 2. Joyce Jumawid
28) Exhibit Chairman: Anastacio G.
Chairman: Jake Billy Llido
Pantaleon Jr.
Members: Members:
Org Presidents 1. Franco Pantaleon
2. Philip B. Despares
29) Parlor Games Chairman: Christian Chairman: Anna Jane P.
Estrologo Bruno
Members: Members:
Nebecca Sarausos 1. Rosalie Galagala
Cidie Almonicar 2. Laivee May Nahial
30) Crowd Chairman: Egypto,
Chairman: Marlo Parcon
Control Arwel
Members: Members:
Jaime Onod Jr. 1. Albert Carajasan
2. Alexander
Org. Presidents
Fajardo

Proposed Flow of Activities for the 20th Founding Anniversary
and Campus Intramurals
Date Time Event Venue

Start of the Shorten
USeP Bislig Grounds
September 18, 2017 3:00 pm 6:00 pm Period of Classes &
and Courts
Games Preliminaries
Mr. And Ms. USeP

September 22, 2017 3:00 pm 5:00 pm Bislig Campus 2017 USeP Bislig Grounds
Pictorials
Mr. And Ms. USeP
Bislig Campus 2017
UseP 3rd Floor Admin
September 28, 2017 3:00 pm 6:00 pm Talent Showdown &
Building
Pageants First
Practice
Campus Wide USeP Bislig Grounds
September 30, 2017 8:00 am 12:00 pm
Bayanihan and Courts
Games Preliminaries
USeP Bislig Grounds
1:30 pm 5:00 pm & Pageants Final
and Courts
Practice
October 1, 2017 2:00 pm 3:00 pm Thank Giving Mass USeP Gymnasium
3:30 pm 4:30 pm Motorcade USeP Gymnasium
Opening -Program
Lighting of Torch
4:30 pm 9:00 pm USeP Bislig Grounds
Street Dance (Inter
School)
Banner Raising USeP

7:30 am 12:00 pm
Mass Demo Fields/Gymnasium
Competition
Sports Competition USeP Fields and Indoor

(Semi-Final Matches) Venues
October 2, 2017 1:30 pm 4:00 pm First Booth Judging USeP Fields
Literary Competition USeP Gymnasium
Musical Competition
4:30 pm 8:00 pm USeP Gymnasium
Sports Competition
USeP Courts and Fields
8:00 am 12:00 am (Finals Matches)
October 3, 2017 (Simultaneously
Conducted) Minor Events and
USeP Fields
Parlor Games

Quiz Bowl Admin Building Third
Competition Floor
Second Booth Judging USeP Fields
1:30 pm 4:00 pm
Continuation of USeP Courts and Fields
(Simultaneously
Games/Sports (Except the Gym)
Conducted)
SEARCH FOR MR.

5:00 pm 8:00 pm & MS. USEP BISLIG USeP Gymnasium
CAMPUS 2017
Sports Competition
USeP Courts and Fields
(Finals Matches)
8:00 am 12:00 pm Final Judging for the
USeP Fields
Booth
Minor/Parlor Games USeP Fields
EXHIBIT
Presentations/ Final USeP Venues
October 4, 2017 Judging
1:30 pm 3:30 pm
Friendly Match USeP Courts
Amazing Race
USeP Fields
Overload
4:00 pm 5 :00 pm USeP ZUMBA USeP Fields
5:00 pm 8 : 00 pm Awarding Ceremonies USeP Gymnasium

THE CONTESTS
Special Events and Highlights:
Street Dance; Mr. And Miss USeP Bislig 2017

Booth & Gimmick Making; Amazing Race Overload.
Super Quiz Bowl Exhibit 2017
Mass Demo 2017
Literary Competitions:
Extemporaneous Speech Pagku-kwento

Smart Talking and Interviewing Essay Writing
Visual Arts Competitions:
On the Spot Poster Making Photo Contest

Pencil Drawing Charcoal Rendering
Promotional Video Competition
Performing Arts Competitions:
Tone Colors Theater Accent

Radio Drama Short and Sweet Plays
Musical Competitions:
Contemporary Dance Dance Sports

Chorale Contest Live Band Competition
Vocal Solo Vocal Duet
Sports/Games:
Scrabble (Male/Female) Chess(Male/Female)

Boogle(Male/Female) Squabble(Male/Female)
Badminton(Singles: Male/Female) Table Tennis(Male/Female)
(Doubles: Mix)
Dart(Male/Female) Sepak Takraw(Men)
Banner Raising 100 meter Sprint
200 meter Sprint (Male/Female) 400 meter Relay
VOLLEYBALL (Male/Female) BASKETBALL (Men)
KICKBALL(Male/Female) Dance Sports (Standard)

The General Mechanics and the
Criteria for Judging of the
Events
Special
Events and
Highlights

The Street Dance is a fusion of dance disciplines and cultural interpretations from around the
country. The dance routine incorporates the look, music, attitude, posture and street dance style. The most
real routine showcase is a variety of hip hop dance styles, signature moves and choreography conveying
the character and energy of the street.
Specific Guidelines:
1. Groups are permitted to mix and bring music of their choice on a standard CD.
2. The Routine must be performed, in its entirety to the music selected, prepared and submitted by the
group.
3. The contest piece must be three (3) minutes but not more than five (5) minutes
4. A maximum of ten (10) and a minimum of six (6) dancers are allowed to participate.
5. Groups should include in their performance a broad selection of street dance styles (locking, popping,
bboying/bgurling (breaking), watching/punking, vogueing, house dance, party dances or club popular or
trendy dances- hip hop dance/choreography, krumping, steeping/gumboots, dancehall) without excessive
use of the same move or pattern. A varied range of styles should be shown in the choreography of arm,
leg and body movement. No body drop is allowed and all lifting should be supported.
6. Attire may include accessories such hats, caps, gloves, scarves, jewelries, etc. Removing pieces of
clothing during the performance is allowed provided it is not offensive or out of character. Appropriate
clothing should be observed in the competition.
7. Any move where the competitors weight is solely on the neck/ head i.e. head spins, head
stands,tumbling and tossing, etc. is not allowed.
8. Lifting is allowed up to the second level.
9. Music should not contain obscene lyrics or words.
10. Performers should not wear any identifying marks of their region.
11. A closed door preliminary screening/assessment will be done a day before the contest proper.
12. A violation of any of the ground rules will be subjected to disqualification.
13. Deliberation of the members of the board of judges will be done prior to the announcement of
winners.
14. Decision of the board of judges is final and irrevocable. Criteria for Judging:
CRITERIA %
Performance
Creativity 10
Staging, Spacing, Formations, and Level Changes 10
Showmanship: Intensity, Confidence, Projection and Presence 10 50
Street Presence/ Attire 10
Entertainment Value/ Audience Appeal 10
Skill
Musicality 10
Synchronization/Timing 10
50
Execution / Controlled Mobility and Stabilization 10
Difficulty of Execution of Authentic Street Dance Styles 10
Variety of Street Dance Styles 10
TOTAL 100%

1. Each organization must be composed of at least 20 members.
2. The team shall be given a minimum time limit of 6 minutes and a maximum time limit of
10 minutes to perform.
3. The team shall be given 1 minute and 30 seconds preparation time.
4. Sets are not allowed (e.g. risers, back drop, tables, etc.). Hand props may be used (e.g.
stick, fan, ring, umbrella, etc.). Bamboo, wood, steel or plastic pole may be used but must
not be more than 3 meters long.
The following are strictly not allowed in the performance:

a.) The use of real fighting armor (e.g. sword, knife, guns, arrow, spears, etc)
b) The use of any form of liquid (e.g. blood, oil, water, etc.)
c.) The use of fire, candles and any pyrotechnic materials.
d.) The use of confetti either drop or bomb.
e.) Breaking of glass, pots, etc
f.) Audio visual presentation or screen projection.
5. Musical materials or soundtracks to be used must be submitted to the Committee

Chairman one (1) day before the event.
6. Failure to comply on the said mechanics is subjected to 5 pt. deduction.
7. If participants fails to present their entry after the Hosts have called them twice (2) is
subjected to immediate disqualification.
Criteria for Judging:

Creativity/Music -------- 30%
Execution/Synchronization -------- 40%
Entertainment Value -------- 15%
Audience Impact -------- 15%
TOTAL -------- 100%

Mechanics
1. Each academic and recognized organization should have at least one entry for the
competition.
2. Students should originally make the entries for the exhibit.
3. Entries should be working, unique, and distinct.
4. Proclamation of winners will be based on the ranking system of computation.
5. The entry(entries) must be related to the course they participated.
6. Judges decision shall be final and irrevocable
Criteria
Aesthetic 25%
Innovative 25%
Educational 25%
Presentation 25%
Total 100%

1. Each participating organization shall be represented by two teams with three participants each
and must be bona fide members of the organization they are representing.
2. The contest will be a Quiz-Bee type which will be open to an audience.
3. The contest is divided into three (3) phases: the Easy, Moderate, and Difficult Phases.
4. Questions cover GENERAL INFORMATION (Philippine Government, History, Geography and

Culture). Questions shall be of Multiple Choice Type for the Easy Questions (20 items) and
Moderate Questions (10 items). NO choices shall be provided for the answers to Questions for
the difficult phase (5 items).
5. In between phases, there will be a two-minute break.
6. At the end of Easy and Moderate phase, the cumulative score of each team/contestant will be
computed. Quizmaster will announce the top five (5) teams to advance to Difficult Phase. If
there is a tie for the fifth (5th) place, both will advance to the next level.
7. At the end of the contest, the group with the highest cumulative score will be declared the
Champion. The next two highest scoring teams/contestants will be declared First and Second
Runners up, respectively.
Reading Mechanics
1. Questions during the Easy and Moderate rounds will be limited to twenty (20) seconds per
question.
2. Each question will be read only once after which no repetition of the same will be done. This
is so because the question will be flashed on screen.
3. After the reading of the question, contestants shall start writing the answer after the prompt is
announced by the Quizmaster.
Answering Mechanics
1. Each TEAM contestant will be provided with official writing boards and chalk.
2. Each team will be given 20 seconds to think for the correct answer.
2. Answers must be printed legibly on the writing boards as instructed. If the question item is a
multiple choice, the answer must be written in PRINT BIG LETTERS such as A, B, C, and D.
For identification type, the following rules should be strictly observed:
(a)For names, indicate the first name and family name in correct spelling.
(b)For dates, write the month, day and year as required.
(c)For places, correct spelling of the names of towns and/or province as required.
(d)For courses/degree programs, the complete name of the course/program should be indicated
unless otherwise instructed.
3. Only complete answers will merit credit. Incomplete answers shall be considered wrong
answers for the identification or free-response type questions.

4. The audience must observe silence while the contest is going on. COACHING IS STRICTLY
NOT ALLOWED FROM THE AUDIENCE.
5. One point shall be deducted from the total score of the TEAM contestant for every violation
of any of the contest rules. Any violation will be signalled by a VIOLATION CALL which will
be done, identified and confirmed by the Officer of the Academic Contest Committee.
Scoring Mechanics
1. The quiz contest will follow a point system of scoring.
2. Points shall be awarded as follows:
PHASE NO. OF ITEMS POINT VALUES FOR EACH CORRECT

ANSWER
Easy 20 1
Moderate 10 2
Difficult 5 4
Protest Mechanics
1. A protest may be raised by any contestant. All protests shall be forwarded to the judges for
decision.
2. Protests regarding a particular question will be entertained only before the next question is
read. Once the next question is read, no protest regarding the previous question will be
entertained.
3. During the protest, the contestant has the privilege of consulting any reference, provided they
are relevant to the subject of the protest.
4. The COMMITTEE shall be given a maximum of two (2) minutes to resolve the protest after
which the contest shall go on. Should the COMMITTEE fail to resolve the protest within the
allotted time, the said question shall be held in abeyance until the same has been resolved.
5. The COMMITTEE will act on any concern regarding the questions and answers ONLY.
6. The decision of the COMMITTEE shall be final and executory.
Tie Breaking Mechanics
1. In case of a tie at the end of the last phase of this contest, a tie breaker will immediately ensue
and will be sudden death in nature.
2. Questions of any difficulty and type will be asked until one contestant gains an advantage in
score over the other.
3. The first contestant to gain an advantage in score will be declared the victor of the tie and will
merit the corresponding award.

BOOTH-MAKING COMPETITION
Mechanics
1) Each academic and recognized organization should have at least one entry for the
competition.
2) Students should originally build the booth using inexpensive materials.
3) Use of legally acquired bamboos is allowed, including wooden crafts and timbers.
4) Booth should be built in the designated places in the USeP Bislig Campus Field.
5) Booth should be creative and stiff and worthy of staying.
6) Use of classrooms or any school building is not allowed.
7) Proclamation of winners will be based on the ranking system of computation.
Criteria
Aesthetic 25%
Innovative 25%
Educational 25%
Presentation 25%
Total 100%

SEARCH FOR MR. AND MS. USeP-Bislig 2015
Ovtober 3, 2017
5:00 PM, USeP-Bislig Open Gym
MOTIF: ELEGANCE
GENERAL RULES AND CRITERIA
PURPOSE:
To search for outstanding male and female students who will serve as paragons of USePian ideals
and values encompassing the aspect of personality, beauty, talent and social responsibility.
GENERAL MECHANICS:
1. The candidates must be bona fide students of the University of Southeastern Philippines-
Bislig Campus.
2. Each program must have 1 male and 1 female candidate. The program shall be responsible
for screening the candidates in accordance to the rules and guidelines set by the Student
Government.
3. The candidates, upon the endorsement of their respective Organizational Adviser/President
must fill-in the official entry form on the date specified by the Student Government.
4. The Organizers will prepare a list of Asian countries that will be drawn by the Organizational
Adviser/President so that their candidates will know what country they will be representing.
5. Every Candidate will prepare attire for every category based on their chosen country.
* Production
* Playsuit
* Fantasy Attire (White Collection)
* Professional Attire
* FoRMAL Evening Gown (female) and Suit (male) (Gold Collection)
6. Every program shall have two coordinators who will accompany the candidates during their
scheduled rehearsals, photo shoot and other related activities that are duly endorsed and
approved by the Organizers and the Student Government.
7. The organizing committee has the right to call the attention of the candidates in cases of any
untoward behavior that would cause disturbance of the scheduled activity.
8. The organizers/committee will not assume responsibilities for any loss or damage of items
(cash, jewelry, etc.) of the candidates.
9. In case of untoward incident that may happen, to any title holder (e.g. disqualification due to
valid reasons), the next in rank will assume the title.
QUALIFICATIONS:
1. The candidates must be single.

2. Must not be more than 25 years old this year.
3. Must be of good moral character and have a pleasing personality.

GROUNDS FOR DISQUALIFICATION:
1. Immoral and dishonorable conduct.

2. Three (3) accumulated unexcused absences and tardiness during the scheduled activities
and rehearsals.
3. Failure to comply with the rules set.
The Candidates will be judged according to the following categories:

Talent Competition
Production
Playsuit competition
Fantasy Attire (white collection)
Professional Attire
Formal Wear Competition
Casual Interview (Picture Tell)
TOP 3 Candidates (Male and Female)

Q and A
Scoring System:
Scoring will be a point system. Each Category has its own corresponding percentage.
Points break-down for each portion will be as follows:
Talent Competition - 15%

Production - 15%
Playsuit competition - 15%
Fantasy Attire(Whutw Collection) - 20%
Formal Wear Competition - 15%
Casual Interview - 20%
TOTAL - 100%
After all scores for each portion have been tabulated, the top three pairs shall be announced
as finalists and they shall move on to the final round of the competition (Q and A) where scores will
be back to zero. In the final round, a common question will be asked to all finalists. After the final
round, scores will be tabulated to determine 2nd runners-up, 1st runners-up, and Mister and Miss
USeP-Bislig 2015.
Criteria for each category:
Talent Competition: (10%)

Originality - 30%
Mastery - 25%
Delivery - 20%
Over-all Appearance - 20%
Audience Appeal - 5%
Total - 100%

Production: (10%)
Beauty of face / Figure - 25%
Creativity and Appropriateness - 25%
Poise and Bearing - 30%
Total - 100%
Playsuit: (15%)
Beauty of face - 20%
Physique - 35%
Total - 100%
FANTASY ATTIRE (White Collection) (20%)

Creativity and Appropriateness - 25%
Total - 100%
Professional Attire (15%)

Professional Look - 25%
Figure - 20%
Total - 100%
FORMAL Wear Competition: (15%)

Beauty of face - 25%
Figure - 20%
Total - 100%
Casual Interview: (15%)

Personality - 15%
Confidence - 20%
Wit - 30 %
Delivery - 20%
Total - 100%

Question and Answer Portion: (Top 3 pairs)
Wit - 60%
Beauty / Figure - 40%
Total - 100%
Talent Competition (Mechanics)
1. Performance must have a minimum of two (2) minutes and a maximum of five (5) minutes.
One minute will be allowed for the preparation. Time starts from the first movement of the
candidate. One point shall be deducted from every judges score for every 10 seconds in
excess of the allotted maximum time.
2. In case of a tie, the Chairman of the Board of Judges will break the tie.
3. No back-up dancers will be allowed during the performance except for dance sports, which
requires a partner.
4. Candidates who will use music for performance should submit their tapes or CDs to the
committee in-charge a day before the talent competition. One point will be deducted from
the over-all score if the candidate fails to comply with the deadline.
5. The following are not allowed as props: fire, water, deadly weapons, and other dangerous
and explicitly offending objects.
6. Killing of animals is strictly not allowed.
7. Talent presentations must be within the bounds of moral decency and must not offend
anyones sensibilities.
8. Vulgar words/terms and indecent gestures are not allowed. The attire must justify the
chosen talent.

Events
LITERARY
COMPETITIONS

1. The topic shall be decided by the judges on the day of the competition a. The judges shall give
the common topic prior to the start of the competition related to current events whether local,
national or international.
2. The contestants shall be given 10 minutes to prepare and 3 minutes minimum to 5 minutes
maximum to deliver.
3. There shall be three rooms (i.e. waiting, preparation and delivery)
4. The contestants are not allowed to have any gadget (e.g. cellphone, tablet, etc.)
5. The undertime and overtime deductions shall be applied. a. There shall be a one (1) point
deduction for every 10- second undertime or overtime from each judges total score before
determining the rank of the contestants.
6. A timer accessible to the contestant, judges and audience shall be provided.
7. The contest master is accountable to the sanctity of the competition
8. The style of the delivery shall be conversational, oratorical or a combination of both. -
Dramatic style is considered for disqualification.
9. The contestant should not wear his/her school uniform or any school identification. Business
attire is encouraged.
10. Use of sound effects, microphones and props is disallowed.
11. After the deliberation of the members of the board of judges, the judges decision is final.
CRITERIA %
Content, Clear Organization 35
Delivery 35
Pronunciation, Enunciation, Diction 20
Stage Presence (Eye Contact, Poise, Personality) 10
Total 100

1. Apat na kwento ang gagamitin para pagpilian ng mga kalahok sa pamamagitan ng
pagpapalabunotan. Ito ay opisyal na manggagaling sa pamunuan ng nasabing Unibersidad.
2. Ang pagkukuwento ay magaganap sa 5 hanggang 7 minuto. Babawasan ng 1 puntos ang bawat
30 segundong lampas o kulang na oras sa pagkukuwento.
3. Walang anumang epektong teknikal na gagamitin tulad ng mikropono, musika, o tunog. Wala
ring gagamiting larawan o anumang sining biswal. Diskwalipikado ang kaahok ang sinumang
kalahok na lalabag sa panuntunang ito.
4. Nasa diskresyon ng tagapagkwento kung siya ay uupo o tatayo (Iwasan ang sobrang galaw o
kilos.
5. Ang kasuotan ay angkop sa piyesa at naayon sa pamantayang moral at etikal.
6. Iwasan ang mga salitang bulgar na hindi akma sa pormal na bigkas.
7. Pinal at hindi mababago ang hatol ng lupon ng Inampalan.
CRITERIA %
Kakayahan sa Pagbigkas 40
Tiwala sa Sarili 10
Kaalaman 10
Kasanayan 10
Kalinawan 10
Kahusayan sa pagbibigay buhay sa 40
papel na ginagampanan ng mga tauhan
sa kwento 40
Hikayat 20 20
Kabuuan 100

1. The board of judges shall provide the topic of the essay at the venue of the competition.
2. Essay in English shall be written between 600 and 800 words. A deduction of two (2) points
shall be applied when the words used are less or more than the prescribed number of words.
3. The contestants shall be given two (2) hours to develop their composition.
4. The contestants shall be provided with a pen and a long bond paper marked with the assigned
number duly signed by the contest master. They are prohibited to write their names, school, and
region.
5. No printed materials, electronic gadgets, or storage devices shall be utilized.
6. Each contestant shall be assigned a number.
7. The result of the contest will be posted on the tally board immediately after the judges have
finished rating the contestants manuscript .
8. The judges decision is final.
CRITERIA %
Content 50
Relevance to the Theme 20
connection, significance of the issue being discussed.
Comprehensiveness 10
how complete and detailed the writers exposition of the topic.
Originality 10
Uniqueness, novelty and authenticity of ideas.
Insights 10
a fresh way of looking at things, critical view of the subject.
Organization 30
Clarity of thoughts 10
use of simple and appropriate words to convey ideas or issues.
Creativity 10
the use of appropriate devices and expressions in the exposition of the
subject.
Unity and Consistency 10
ability to highlight the focal point.
Mechanics 20 20
Punctuation, Spelling, Capitalization, Grammar
the correct use of punctuation, capitalization and grammar.
Total 100

1. Each competing organization must be represented with one Smart Talker and an
Interviewer of either a male or female USePian admitted as an official member.
2. The official contestants of the event shall report for at least 15 minutes before the conduct
of the contest.
3. The general flow of the event is to have a comprehensive question and answer competition
wherein talkers are obliged to answer the questions of any interviewer.
4. Each interviewer has the freedom to choose to whatever question he/she wants to ask
provided that it should not cross beyond the limits of privacy and ethics.
5. Use of undesirable and foul words are NOT ALLOWED.
6. The contest is divided in three major rounds;
a. Round 1 - 1 Smart talker on 1 Interviewer

b. Round 2 - 2 Smart Talkers on 1 Interviewer
c. Round 3 - 1 Smart Talkers on 2 Interviewers (In this round
the both interviewers will ask questions simultaneously and the
decision is on the talker to whom would he choose to answer.)
7. Each round is declared with a time limit as follows; 1 minute and 30 seconds for the first
and second rounds and 2 minutes limit time for round three.
8. All of the contestants shall stay in the stage will proceed at the center on the announcement
of the match-ups.
9. The Smart Talker and the Interviewer shall be judged separately.
10. During the conduct of the competition, each essay writer must abide the following
procedures:
a. On the sign Time Start now the assigned contestants will begin the process
of question and answer.
b. On the signal Times Up the assigned contestants shall end the question and
answer process.
c. Failure to meet the rules on the proper conduct of the event and any violation
of this mechanics is subject for points deduction or disqualification.
d. The decision of the Judges is final and irrevocable.

Smart Talker:
Wit - 30%
Confidence - 20%
Attire - 10%
Relevance and Smartness of the Answers - 50%
Interviewer:
Wit - 20%
Logical Questioning - 25%
Choice of Questions - 35%
Smartness of the Approach of questioning - 20%
Total (each Category) - 100%

Mechanics and Rules of the Contest:
1. The poster must be based on the theme provided by the University.
2. The contestant must bring his/her own painting brushes, easel, mixing plate, palette and rugs.
Any kind of brush will be allowed.
3. The contestant will use water based paint (acrylic). Materials will be provided by the
organizers. Only the three primary colors (red, blue and yellow) and two neutral colors (black
and white) shall be allowed.
4. Mixing of colors is allowed.
5. The contestants will use the 17 x 20 canvass which will be provided by the host institution.
6. The contest duration is for a period of four (4) hours.
7. Only the contestants are allowed in the contest venue.
8. No distinguishing mark or name of the constant shall appear in the entry.
9. Contest output (artworks) will be the property of the University and proper labelling for
recognition will be given (Artist, Coach).
10. Judges decision is final.
CRITERIA Points
Concept 10
Objective/Intent
Knowledge of the Subject Matter
Relevance to the theme
Techniques 10
Mastery of Specific Skills and Utilization of Media
Composition 10
Organization of Visual space 10 Total 30
TOTAL 30

1. Materials will be provided by the contestants except for the illustration board with the size of
15x20.
2. The contestants must use Steadler/Rotring pencil from 2H/3H, B/2B and/or 5B/6B.
3. Charcoal Pencil, art gunner or equivalent, brush, cotton, tissue paper, sand paper, pantograph
and air brush are not allowed.
4. Smudging is also not allowed.
5. The head master will decide for the subject.
9. Contest output (artworks) will be the property of the council and proper labelling for
recognition will be given (Artist, SUC, Coach).
10. Judges decision is final
CRITERIA POINTS
Concept 10
Objective/Intent
Similarity or Likeness
Techniques 10
Mastery of Specific Skills and
Utilization of Media
Composition 10
Organization of Visual space
TOTAL 30

1. The contestant will provide and use digital camera (DSLR/Mirrorless).
2. The setting of camera will be provided by the head master.
3. The photo subject will be provided by the head master.
4. Editing of photo/picture is not allowed, edited photo will be disqualified.
5. The picture/photo must be taken/shoot by the contestant.
6. The contestants will submit a raw + jpeg file of his/her entry together with an entry form
together with a title.
7. The contestant may use any aperture (F stop), shutter speed & ISO.
8. The secretariat will print the pictures/photo upon verification of entry.
9. The contest duration is for a period of one (1) hour.
11. The contestants may take as many shots as he/she can however will only submit his/her
BEST shot as official entry. The contestants will be given a maximum of 15 minutes to select his
best shot before submitting to the secretariat or contest facilitators.
12. Contest output (photo) will be the property of council and proper labelling for recognition
will be given (Artist, SUC, Coach).
13. Ranking system will be used to determine the winners. Averaging will used.
CRITERIA POINTS
Concept 10
Creativity/Uniqueness
Originality
Expression
Techniques 10
Clarity of the Subject
Artistic merit
Composition 10
Clarity of the Subject
Artistic merit
TOTAL 30

1. Materials will be provided by the contestants except for the illustration board with the size of
15x20.
2. Pantograph, air brush, ruler, and the like are not allowed.
3. The head master will decide for the subject (portrait picture).
4. All contestants will be given a portrait picture individually by the head master during the
contest proper.
8. Contest output (artworks) will be the property of the council and proper labelling for
recognition will be given (Artist, SUC, Coach).
CRITERIA POINTS
Concept 10
Objective/Intent
Similarity or Likeness
Techniques 10
Mastery of Specific Skills and
Utilization of Media
Composition 10
Organization of Visual space
TOTAL 30

1. There should be one entry of a team per organization comprising of 8 minimum to a
maximum of 10 admitted members.
2. Members of the team could be of any gender as preferred by the organization.
3. The team shall do act on situations that are required for them to do with best of
FACIAL and NON VERBAL gestures.
4. The acting shall be of comical form WITHOUT VOICING any script or undesirable
verbal utterances.
5. The situations for acting are;
a. USePians chasing a Hauler Track for Free Ride.

b. Passengers of Viking Saga during Fiesta Celebration.
c. Showdown Competition.
6. Only human props thoroughly decorated and camouflaged are allowed during the
competition.
7. On the conduct of the contest, the competing teams shall abide the following rules:
a. On the signal On Deck the contending Team shall be in the center stage
ready for the next signal.
b. Freeze shall be the next signal that will FORBID ALL MEMBERS of the
team in center stage TO MOVE for a duration of 5 seconds.
c. The next signal is ACT, this will signify the start of the acting for the given
situation for a duration of 10 seconds ONLY.
d. Another Freeze signal shall be raised at the end of the 10 seconds
performing time. This second freeze is still 5 seconds long.
e. The next signal of On Deck for the next team shall be the concluding signal
for exit.
e. Failure to meet the rules on the proper conduct of the event and any violation
of this mechanics is subject for points deduction or disqualification.
f. The decision of the Judges is final and irrevocable.
Facial Expression & Related Gestures - 40%

Blocking and Stage Arrangements - 20%
Portrayal of the Situations - 25%
Appropriateness of Props & Customs - 15%
Total - 100%

1. There should be one entry of a team per organization comprising of 8 maximum
characters comprising of all characters needed in the script and human props.
2. Members of the team could be of any gender as preferred by the organization.
3. The team shall do act based on a script provided. The script is from a scene in the prime
time hit Wild Flower.
4. The team shall follow the script in CORRECT WORDS and sequence, at the end of the
script the team will have the freedom to continue acting in any ways they wanted
provided that they will abide the appropriate TONE.
5. The Tones are:
a. Comedy.
b. Romantic.
c. Tragic.
6. Only human props thoroughly decorated and camouflaged are allowed during the
competition.
7. On the conduct of the contest, the competing teams shall abide the following rules:
1. On the signal On Deck the contending Team shall be in the center stage ready
for the next signal.
2. Freeze shall be the next signal that will FORBID ALL MEMBERS of the team
in center stage TO MOVE for a duration of 5 seconds.
3. The next signal is ACT, this will signify the start of the acting for the given
TONE for a duration of 30 seconds ONLY.
4. Another Freeze signal shall be raised at the end of the 10 seconds performing
time. This second freeze is still 5 seconds long.
5. The next signal of On Deck for the next team shall be the concluding signal for
exit.
6. Failure to meet the rules on the proper conduct of the event and any violation of
this mechanics is subject for points deduction or disqualification.
7. The decision of the Judges is final and irrevocable.
Tonal Acting - 40%

Facial Expression and Non Verbal gestures- 25%
Blocking and Stage Arrangement - 25%
Appropriateness of Props & Customs - 10%
Total - 100%
Tone Colors Script:
(TO BE FOLLOWED)

1. The category is a presentation of a short play with limited time and number of characters
2. Performers will be limited to a minimum of three (3) and a maximum of six (6). No multiple
character role for an actor will be allowed.
3. Language to be used may be pure or a combination of English, Filipino, or any Philippine
language with English/Filipino translation.
4. Technicians, musicians, and all personnel needed for production will be counted in the
sixcontestant limit.
5. The writer is NOT required to be a part of the cast.
6. Lines, whether spoken or sung, must be live.
7. Handprops and a maximum of two movable set pieces (EXAMPLE: One Table= 1 Set, One
Chair = 1 Set) will be allowed on stage for the duration of the play. Backdrops are not allowed.
Performers must wear appropriate costumes. The available space light will be used.
8. Performance time is ten (10) minutes maximum. For an over time, the contestant will receive a
0.5-point deduction for any portion of thirty (30) second increments outside the allotted time.
(For example, a performance timed at 10:01 would receive a half-point deduction from the total
score per judge. A performance of 10:31 would receive a deduction of a full point from the total
score per judge.)
9. Plays must be originally written for the competition. A notarized and five (5) photocopies
must be submitted to the organizers a week before the National PASUC Competition. The play
should depict or illustrate the theme of family unity, values and youth issues.
10. Violation of the guidelines except for #8 will be disqualified.
CRITERIA POINTS
A. ACTING
Use of voice - 10
Use of body - 5 25
Use of imagination 5
Use of feelings/emotions - 5
B. DIRECTING
Interpretation of materials 10 25
Use of space - 8
Approaches/Styles - 7
C. TECHNICAL DESIGNS
Costume - 5
Appropriateness to the character Makeup - 5
Appropriateness to the character Sounds 8
Appropriateness to the text/narrative - 4 25
Signification of meaning of text - 4
Set and Props - 7
Functionality 4
Symbolic Relevance - 3
D. Relevance to the theme - 10
E. Dramatic structure (linear and non linear) - 5
25
F. Dialogue (appropriate to the character) - 5
G. Unity of action - 5
TOTAL 100

1. Contestants should present an original radio drama over a simulated or actual radio station.
The script must follow the annexed sample format.
2. No more than five (5) radio talents and/or student technicians may be involved.
3. Contestants may portray multiple characters behind curtain.
4. The drama must convey a moral or character-building theme on youth, family, unity, and
values. The radio drama should be suitable for general listeners. Please strictly follow the ethics
on KBP Radio Code.
5. Background music and canned sound effects maybe used.
6. A notarized and five (5) photocopies must be submitted to the organizers a week before the
National PASUC Culture and Arts Festival Competition.
7. Performance time is ten (10) minutes maximum. For an over time, the contestant will receive a
0.5-point deduction for any portion of thirty (30) second increments outside the allotted time.
(For example, a performance timed at 10:01 would receive a half-point deduction from the total
score per judge. A performance of 10:31 would receive a deduction of a full point from the total
score per judge.)
8. All equipment and sound effects must be provided by the participants. Host will only provide
sound system.
9. The medium of language to be used will either be English or Filipino or a combination of the
two. Philippine languages may be used but translation be provided in the script. Lines should be
live and may not be memorized.
10. Maximum set up time is five minutes.
CRITERIA POINTS
A. RADIO DRAMA SCRIPT
Theme Appropriateness - 10 30
Variety of characters - 10
Script Flow and Continuity - 10
B. TECHNICAL QUALITY
Appropriateness of sounds -10 30

Smoothness of production - 10
Precision (Timing, Pacing and Transition) -10
C. VOCAL QUALITY
Voice flexibility 15 30
Voice creativity - 15
D. OVER-ALL APPEAL
Dramatic effect - 5 10
Rendering/delevery - 5
TOTAL 100

Events
MUSICAL
COMPETITIONS

1. The contest piece must be at least four (4) minutes but not more than five (5) minutes.
2. A maximum of ten (10) and a minimum of six (6) dancers are allowed to participate.
3. The dance piece should be an original choreography in contemporary Form, it should not copy any
movement found in any media source. An affidavit must be secured on the originality of the
choreography to be submitted to the organizers.
4. Soft ballet shoes or pointe shoes may be worn (optional)
5. Sets are not allowed (e.g. risers, back drop, tables, etc.). Hand props may be used (e.g. stick, fan, ring,
umbrella, etc.). Bamboo, wood, steel or plastic pole may be used but must not be more than 3 meters
long.
The following are strictly not allowed in the performance:
a.) The use of real fighting armor (e.g. sword, knife, guns, arrow, spears, etc)
b) The use of any form of liquid (e.g. blood, oil, water, etc.)
c.) The use of fire, candles and any pyrotechnic materials.
d.) The use of confetti either drop or bomb.
e.) Breaking of glass, pots, etc
f.) Audio visual presentation or screen projection.
g.) Body paint
6. Costume must be appropriate to the concept of the dance. Skin toned cycling, leggings, or leotard are
allowed. Nudity or topless for both male and female is strictly prohibited.
7. Obscene choreography/indecent movements and killing of animals are strictly prohibited. Tossing will
not be allowed.
8. A close door preliminary screening of dance moves will be done day before the contest.
9. A workshop will be done for the modern contemporary.
10. This competition will have 5 members of the board of judges.
11. Deliberation of the results between the board of judges will be done prior to the announcement of
winners.
12. Violation of any of these contest guidelines will result to disqualification of the participating group.
13. The decision of the board of judges is final and irrevocable.
CRITERIA POINTS
A. Choreography/composition
Theme and Variation
Structure 40
Organization of Movement
Use of Movement Space
B. Performance/ Artistry
Expression 30
Characterization
C. Concept
Ideas 30
Content
D. Technique
Movement Skills
Precision of Movement 10
Synchronization and Coordination
Clarity of Movement and Lines
Timing
TOTAL 100

1. Each choral group will sing the One (1) official contest piece and one (1) Original Pilipino
Music composed and arranged by a Filipino. Both pieces are with equal bearing.
2. The voice composition shall be SOPRANO, ALTO, TENOR, and BASS (SATB).
3. Choreography is not allowed.
4. There shall be sixteen (16) to twenty (20) singers per group, who are all bona fide students of
the participating region.
5. Accompaniment for the choice piece is limited to piano or guitar. Use of percussion
instruments if indicated in the piece is allowed.
6. Minus one is not allowed.
7. The use of wired condenser microphones, choir microphones will depend on the venue and
should not be rearranged.
8. Maximum allowable time is 12 minutes. An excess of a minute or a fraction thereof means a
deduction of 5 points per judge.
9. Time starts on the first note and ends on the last note.
10. No alteration of the notes of the obligatory piece.
11. The decision of the judges is final and irrevocable.
12. Attire will be white polo shirt for both male and female. Leather shoes for male and high heel
for females with brushed up hair in a bun.
13. Criteria for judging are as follows:
CRITERIA POINTS
A. Tone quality
Intonation 30
Resonance
B. Harmony and Balance 30
C. Technique Interpretation (Syllabication, enunciation, phrasing,
30
tempo, dynamics)
D. Deportment 10
TOTAL 100

1. There shall only be one pair per organization.
2. All dancers must be a bona fide member of the organization they represent.
3. The performance must have the following genres: ChaChaCha, Rhumba and Jive.
4. Each performer should only consume 1-2 mins per category. Therefore, only a maximum
of 6 minutes will be the allotted time to consume the 3 categories.
5. Each category that exceeds the time limit is subjected to two-point deduction from the
overall score garnered.
6. Each pair of dancers will be judged separately in each category/dance/genre.
7. Ratings in each dance or genre will be added to determine the final ranking in dance
sports.
8. Special effects are optional except for harmful explosives. We must ensure the safety of
everyone than the spectacle of any of the performance.
9. Failure to follow the above mentioned mechanics could mean an automatic
disqualification.
10. Judges decision is final and irrevocable.
CRITERIA:
Mastery - 30
Choreography - 25
Technical Skills (Poise and Bearing) - 20
Props and Costume - 10
Floor Craft - 10
Audience Impact - 5
TOTAL - 100 pts

1. The song shall be one straight KUNDIMAN to be chosen from the following songs only and
one choice piece.
a. Akoy Ibong Sawi by Buencamino
b. Madaling Araw by Nicanor Abelardo
c. Kung Hindi Man ni Nicanor Abelardo
d. Nasaan Ka Irog? Ni Narciso Asistio
e. Malungkot ang Maya by Jose Estrella
f. Pakiusap ni Francisco Santiago
g. Kundiman by Abdon
h. Kundiman ng Luha
i. Ang Aking Bayan by San Pedro
j. Bayan ko (Ako ay Pilipino)
k. Kundiman (Akoy Anak ng Dalita) by Santiago
l. Pahiwatig
2. Transposition is NOT allowed.
3. ONLY piano should be the accompaniment.
4. Delivery should not be more than seven (7) minutes.
5. Filipiniana attire is required but should avoid shining and shimmering costume.
6. Judges decision is final
CRITERIA POINTS
Tone quality (Vocal Technique/Intonation) 45
Musicianship (dynamic nuances, interpretation, diction) 45
Deportment 10
TOTAL 100

1. The contest consists of two (2) rounds elimination and final. Top eight (8) contestants will
proceed to the final round.
2. In each round, the contestants shall sing straight published Original Pilipino Music (OPM)
songs, either English or Filipino/Visayan. Published regional songs with translations are allowed.
Rearrangement into a duet of an OPM song is allowed. Revival or adaptations from foreign
compositions is disallowed.
3. Singing shall be accompanied by a minus one. Multiplex, karaoke/videoke, and live
accompaniment shall not be allowed. Soft/electronic copy (MP3/MP4 format) shall be provided
to the host institution prior to the contests for compilation.
4. Delivery of each piece is for 3-7 minutes.
5. Judges scores shall revert to zero in the succeeding rounds. Judges decision is final and
irrevocable.
6. Judges decision is final and irrevocable.
7. Criteria for judging are as follows:
CRITERIA POINTS
Tone quality (Vocal Technique/Intonation) 25
Musicianship (dynamic nuances, interpretation, diction) 25
Deportment 10
Blending/Harmony 40
TOTAL 100

1. Each group will perform published (meaning: played live on-air.) Original Pilipino composed
music but the following will be the sequence of genres to be observe for the annual competition,
(2017-rock, 2018-reggae, 2019-rhythm and blues) as long as there is no obscene, lewd or green
words in the lyrics.
2. Each group will have a minimum of four and a maximum of seven members.
3. Each group will perform a warm up song and should be regional/ local song prior to the
contest piece with a limited time of five minutes including set up/ preparation time. A total of 10
minutes will be alloted. Beyond this a total of five points will be deducted from the group total
score from each judge.
4. Each group must provide their respective instrument except for the drum set which will be
provided by the host institution. Change of cymbals will be allowed. A minimum of 4 amplifiers
shall also be provided by the host institution for one lead guitar, rhythm guitar, one bass guitar
and one keyboard.
5. The members of the band maybe composed of all males, or all females, or mixed.
6. The use of pyrotechnic gadgets, smoke, or combustible materials as props are not allowed.
7. Medley arrangement of songs is not allowed.
8. Coaches/ trainers are allowed to guide the song technicians provided by the host institution
during the warm up song only ( Note: No more interference of coaches and trainers during the
delivery of the contest piece)
9. Judges should attend the solidarity meeting, the day before the competition.
10. The host institution should provide an official time keeper to monitor and remind the
performers. (Note: the timer should be projected on the side of the stage).
11. Judges decisions are final and irrevocable.
CRITERIA POINTS
Musicality (harmony, rhythm, sound quality) 50
Performance (stage presence, style) 30
Technicals (handling of instruments) 10
Over-All Impact (includes interpretation) 100
TOTAL 100

Events
SPORTS &
GAMES

1. Participants of the organization must be a bonafide student of USeP Bislig
Campus.
2. Each organization must have separate players for every sport recognized.
3. Only the admitted members of the organization are allowed to play, playing
with the other organizations name will be subject for disqualification and
deduction of points for the organization they came from and the organization
they represent.
4. All players must wear appropriate SPORTS ATTIRE, not following this
rule will be subject for disqualification.
5. Recognized campus players of the campus sports teams (accepted in the
2017 try-outs) are allowed to play but they can be the officials on their sport
of choice.
6. 10 minutes time after calling the organizations name on the conduct of the
play is subject to default.
7. For Rankings minor or indoor games, all players or team will play in a single
round-roven, top four will be then declared as players/team for the semi-
final matches, and then for the Bronze medal and Gold medal plays.
8. For Rankings (Except the Track and Field), all players or team will play in a
Bracket Sysytem of single round-roven, to teams will be then declared as
players/team for the semi-final matches, and then for the Bronze medal and
Gold medal plays.
9. Special Awards will be granted to deserving players of every category;
a. Basketball -MVP, Best Guard, Best Forward, Sportsmanship
awardee
b. Volleyball -MVP, Best Server, Best Setter, Best Blocker, Best
Spiker, Best Digger
c. Kickball -MVP, Best Pitcher, Best Catcher
10.Arrangements on the game schedules will be announced soon.

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Republic of the Philippines

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHEASTERN PHILIPPINES

2017 INTRAMURALS COMMITTEES

UseP-Bislig Campus Founding Anniversary and Intramurals 2017 1

UseP-Bislig Campus Founding Anniversary and Intramurals 2017 2

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Date Time Event Venue

Mr. And Ms. USeP

October 1, 2017 2:00 pm 3:00 pm Thank Giving Mass USeP Gymnasium

3:30 pm 4:30 pm Motorcade USeP Gymnasium

Banner Raising USeP

Sports Competition USeP Fields and Indoor

October 2, 2017 1:30 pm 4:00 pm First Booth Judging USeP Fields

Literary Competition USeP Gymnasium

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Second Booth Judging USeP Fields

SEARCH FOR MR.

5:00 pm 8 : 00 pm Awarding Ceremonies USeP Gymnasium

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Special Events and Highlights:

Street Dance; Mr. And Miss USeP Bislig 2017

Extemporaneous Speech Pagku-kwento

Visual Arts Competitions:

On the Spot Poster Making Photo Contest

Performing Arts Competitions:

Tone Colors Theater Accent

Contemporary Dance Dance Sports

Scrabble (Male/Female) Chess(Male/Female)

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Staging, Spacing, Formations, and Level Changes 10

Showmanship: Intensity, Confidence, Projection and Presence 10 50

Street Presence/ Attire 10

Entertainment Value/ Audience Appeal 10

Difficulty of Execution of Authentic Street Dance Styles 10

Variety of Street Dance Styles 10

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The following are strictly not allowed in the performance:

5. Musical materials or soundtracks to be used must be submitted to the Committee

6. Failure to comply on the said mechanics is subjected to 5 pt. deduction.

Criteria for Judging:

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2. Students should originally make the entries for the exhibit.

3. Entries should be working, unique, and distinct.

4. Proclamation of winners will be based on the ranking system of computation.

5. The entry(entries) must be related to the course they participated.

6. Judges decision shall be final and irrevocable

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2. The contest will be a Quiz-Bee type which will be open to an audience.

4. Questions cover GENERAL INFORMATION (Philippine Government, History, Geography and

5. In between phases, there will be a two-minute break.

For identification type, the following rules should be strictly observed:

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1. The quiz contest will follow a point system of scoring.

2. Points shall be awarded as follows:

PHASE NO. OF ITEMS POINT VALUES FOR EACH CORRECT

6. The decision of the COMMITTEE shall be final and executory.

Tie Breaking Mechanics

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2) Students should originally build the booth using inexpensive materials.

5) Booth should be creative and stiff and worthy of staying.

6) Use of classrooms or any school building is not allowed.

7) Proclamation of winners will be based on the ranking system of computation.