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Students cry foul over music tribunal verdict
A HARMLESS prank or “terrorizing” to the extreme?
For pointing an unloaded gun to students during a summer music camp last year, the conductor of the UST Symphony Orchestra has been “de-loaded,” and will get a smaller number of teaching units starting June.
The complainants – three Music seniors – however, are crying foul because the original sanction imposed by the faculty council of the Conservatory of Music on Prof. Herminigildo Ranera was suspension, and have appealed to the Rector to restore the earlier decision.
In a letter to Vice Rector Fr. Clarence Marquez, O.P., last February 5, members of the faculty council led by Dean Raul Sunico and Regent Fr. Jose Ma. Tinoko, O.P. said they had decided to resolve the case by “rescinding our initial recommendation for suspension and instead impose the sanctions of deloading which will take effect during the First Semester of Academic Year 2008-2009.”
