NAGLABAS ng pahayag ang pamunuan ng Camarines Sur Polytechnic Colleges ukol sa isyu ng plagiarized speech ng isa sa kanilang Batch 2022 magna cum laude na si Jayvee Ayen.
Sa kanilang Facebook page, humihingi ng tawad ang buong pamunuan kay Mariyela Mari Hugo, ang pinagkunan ni Ayen ng inspirasyon sa kanyang naging valedictory address para sa kanyang mga kapwa Batch 2022 graduates.
“The issue on the Valedictory Address of Mr. Jayvee Ayen has been dragging for days, especially in the social media/virtual world. A world we have to contend with aside from the real/physical one we have. A world that is sometimes more harsh than what we have in the daily grind,” saad ng pamunuan ng Camarines Sur Polytechnic Colleges.
Anila, hindi naman daw sinasadya ng kanilang estudyante ang kopyahin ang ideya at style ng naging valedictory speech ng FEU cum laude graduate na si Mariyela nang walang pahintulot ngunit humihingi pa rin sila ng dispensa sa dalaga.
“With all that has been said and done and on behalf of Mr. Jayvee Ayen, we apologize to Ms. Mariyela Mari G. Hugo for the carefree attitude of Mr. Ayen in unintentionally copying the idea and style of her speech without proper attribution. We apologize to all other individuals and entities who may have been offended and affected by this issue.”
Nakiusap rin ang pamunuan ng Camarines Sur Polytechnic Colleges na sana’y iwasan na ang pambabatikos kay Jayvee Ayen lalo na’t inamin naman nito ang kanyang pagkakamali at humingi na ng tawad kay Mariyela.
“We knock on the generosity of hearts of everyone to allow this to pass without hatred towards the person as he moves on to start a career in his life as an entrepreneur or whatever path he would wish to take. We offer a reconciliatory gesture to Ms. Hugo and all others for the gap this issue has created.”
Nilinaw naman ng pamunuan na gagawa sila ng aksyon sa nangyaring isyu at hindi kokonsintihin ang pagkakamaling ginawa ni Jayvee.
“Finally we appeal for sobriety and calm. Peace to all. Thank you and God bless.”
Samantala, naglabas naman ng pahayag si Mariyela ukol sa isyu nang makapanayam ito ng Balita.
“While one may have good intentions, one must still check if the means to actualize those intentions are also ethically acceptable,” sey ni Mariyela.
Dagdag pa niya, “Borrowed ideas, even inspirations, should be cited or at the very least, acknowledged.”
“I hope that this issue serves as a reminder to everyone to review and uphold their standards.”
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