Lantern Festival 2017 Gg2

LANT ERN
FESTIVAL 2017
(GENERAL GUIDELINES)
THEME:
Playful Christmas:
Panahon ng
Kasayahan sa Lantern
Ipagdiwang
1 | GENERAL GUIDELINES OF CLSU LANTERN FESTIVAL 2017

FLOAT MAKING COMPETITION
|1:00 pm|December 15, 2017|Academic Avenue|(Final Judging)|
GENERAL GUIDELINES (GG)
COMPETING FLOATS
1. Only the eight (8) academic colleges are allowed to join the competition.
Only one (1) float entry is allowed per competing college.
2. Competing floats should adopt this years theme, SANTAS TOY FACTORY
3. Competing colleges are free to use any materials that they deem fit in the
design. Recycled materials are allowed but not encouraged.
NOTE: Special award may apply to the float from Gardenia which portays
their company/Gardenia product
4. Float Dimensions
4.1. STANDARD DIMENSION:
4.1.1. 13 feet in width
4.1.2. 14 feet in height from the ground
4.1.3. 24 feet in length
4.2. MAXIMUM DIMENSION:
4.2.1. 13 feet in width
4.2.2. 16 feet in height from the ground to avoid
entanglement with buntings, trees and electric
wires
4.2.3. 26 feet in length
5. Float entries should have their candidates for Mr. & Ms. Lantern 2017 during
the parade wearing College shirt and Jeans.
6. Float must be made by bona fide students of respective
colleges/organizations.
7. Float must have a college moniker with a touch of Christmas.
8. Competing float could provide a speaker to play during the parade.
Preferably, Christmas song will be played.
9. Draft of the design of the float should also included.
10. Floats should be stable, secure, and must be well-ventilated in order to
avoid any untoward accidents (e.g. suffocation) among the drivers and
riders.
11. Participating colleges should submit three (4) hard printed copies of the
description and explanation of the floats symbolism containing not more
than 120 words (FORMAT: LONG BOND PAPER|FONT SIZE: 12|FONT STYLE:
Century Gothic|SPACING:1.5), and one (1) accomplished entry form not
later than December 12, 2017, (until 5:00pm). The description and
explanation shall be read during the actual day of the parade as the float
approaches the end point of the parade route. All necessary papers and
documents are to be submitted to Mr. Noah Rhen A. Casiple at the Student
Union Building. No alterations or edits will be allowed after the documents
are passed. Taped summaries will not be accepted.
12. There will be surprise visitation and judging of the entries on their respective
colleges. The final judging shall be on the day of the Lantern Parade,
December 15, 2017 (Friday). The parade route shall begin at the Academic
Avenue then turns left at the University Avenue (whereby street dancers of
each college shall perform a five-minute dance routine at the Main Gate).

Continuation of Float Making Competition
After the various dances, the parade shall continue by turning right at Elon-
elon St. (Lagoon), then shall traverse the entirety of the Executive Avenue
and the Osmea Avenue. The parade shall cease upon reaching the
University Grand Stand at the University Oval, the final judging area.
13. The following activities on the floats are NOT ALLOWED:
13.1. Use of party poppers and any form of firecrackers
13.2. Littering
13.3. Wearing sexy and revealing clothes
13.4. Use of foul language, airing anti-government sentiments
13.5. Doing acrobatic stunts
13.6. Throwing of candies, cigarettes, towels, fans, caps, or any form of
promotional materials/giveaways that may otherwise disrupt the flow
of the parade
13.7. Live or dead animals and such.
14. The sequence of the parade shall be based on the unit numbers of the
respective colleges (ascending order).
15. All participating contingents in the float shall be at the assembly place,
along the Academic Avenue, by 1:30 pm to facilitate the evaluation of the
Parade Committee. Floats that do not arrive at the said time shall be
positioned last at the parade proper.
16. All competing floats have to stand by for display and public viewing in front
of the University Grand Stand from 6:00 pm to 11:59 pm after the parade at
their designated area.
17. The Float Committee shall be responsible for inviting and completing a
panel of three (3) judges. Their decision (after considering the respective
deductions) shall be considered final and therefore irrevocable.
18. Competing floats that will not comply with the said rules shall be subjected
to deductions from their total average score based on the matrix attached
to this General Guidelines.
19. Judging of entries shall be on the day of parade, December 15, 2017
(Friday).
There will be (2) phase of judging:
18.1. Day Evaluation (50%) which will be judged according to how it
appears during daytime (1:30PM @ the Assembly Place).
18.2. Night Evaluation (50%) which will be critiqued based on its
luminosity and elegance as it shines through the darkness (7:00PM @
the University Oval).
18.3. Both scores from the Day and Night evaluation will be totaled to
get the final score.
20. In no instance shall a tie for the top prizes be declared. In case of a tie
based on the average score, the appointed chairperson of the board of
judges shall break it.
21. Winners of the competition shall be announced during the evening
program of the Lantern Festival.
NON-COMPETING FLOATS
1. Entry fees for non-competing floats that lead to promote a product or

commercial business/firm for the different categories should be assessed at
the following rates:
1.1. BIG CATEGORY P2,000.00

Minimum size of the float is 6 feet in width and 12 feet in height,
including base.
1.2. SMALL CATEGORY P1,000.00
Anything that is below 6 feet in width and 12 feet in height, including
indigenous or extraordinary small vehicles or contraptions which are
motorized shall be considered as within the small category. Entries
may also include but not limited to minicab cars, golf carts, mini
contractors, or pedicabs
1.3. NON-MOTORIZED TWO-WHEEL CATEGORY P500.00
Small contraptions on two wheels not motorized, either manually or
animal driven, including but not limited to, push carts (kariton), karo,
kalesa, etc
2. Entries shall use indigenous materials as a medium.
3. USSC will provide entry forms to be submitted on or before December 13,
2017 together with the entry fees at the USSC office, Student Union Building,
CLSU. All payments shall be credited exclusively to the trust fund account.
4. After receiving the ENTRY FORM & FEE the client will receive an ID STUB and
PERMIT to be presented to the Parade Committee. Strictly NO ID STUB and
PERMIT, No Entry.
CRITERIA FOR JUDGING

I. DAY EVALUATION (50%)
ORIGINALITY AND RELEVANCE TO THE THEME 45%

These include the cohesiveness of the overall design and concept to the given
theme and the uses of symbolism in expressing the theme during daytime.
CREATIVITY, DESIGN AND CONCEPT 35%

This pertains to the concept and artistic merits of the design taking into
consideration Balance, Proportion, Emphasis, Harmony as primarily reflected in
shapes/images and colors. How the design is realized and how the Float is made.
For considerations are qualities of craftsmanship, stability of structure and
decoration, choice and creative use of materials.
EXPLANATION 10%
To further discuss and describe the meaning of their Float.
DURABILITY 10%
To test the durability of materials used for the float, the structure and its capability
to withstand without sustaining damage or wear in the parade.
TOTAL 100%
II. NIGHT EVALUATION (50%)
ORIGINALITY AND RELEVANCE TO THE THEME 30%

These include the cohesiveness of the overall design and concept to the given
theme and the uses of symbolism in expressing the theme.

CREATIVITY, DESIGN AND CONCEPT 30%

consideration Balance, Proportion, Emphasis, Harmony as primarily reflected in
shapes/images and colors. How the design is realized and how the float is made.
The following factors shall be considered: quality of craftsmanship, stability of
structure and decoration, choice and creative use of materials.
RADIANCE 30%
This pertains to the lighting and its impact to exhibit the whole float. The lights
should add up spectacle and should be able to enhance the appearance of the
float during night time. (Spotlight is not included in the radiance)
DURABILITY 10%
To test the durability of materials used for the float, the structure and its capability
to withstand without sustaining damage or wear in the parade. TOTAL
TOTAL 100%
MATRIX OF DEDUCTIONS FOR VIOLATION OR INFRACTION OF THE GENERAL

GUIDELINES
DEDUCTION OR
VIOLATION/INFRACTION
ACTION
Any violation of the provision of Section 12 of this General
Disqualification
Guidelines
Late submission of description AND accomplished entry form 10
Arriving later than 1:30 pm (std. PH time) on December 15,2017

10
at the assembly place (Academic Avenue)
Non-attendance of faculty and students
10
(145 students and 5 college faculty/staff)
Oversized/undersized floats 10
Late submission of drat/design of the float 10
Unable to present a work-in-progress float during the surprise

5
visit
No Lantern King & Queen candidate on float during parade 5
No college moniker in their float 5
More than 120 words on the description to be read during

5
parade
CONTACT PERSON|NOAH RHEN A. CASIPLE|+63906-873-2823|USSC-CED COUNCILOR

|ACTIVITY HEAD
FACADE MAKING COMPETITION
8:30 AM & 6:00 PM | DECEMBER 13, 2017|PRE-JUDGING| COLLEGE VICINITY
8:30 AM & 6:00 PM | DECEMBER 15, 2017| FINAL JUDGING| COLLEGE VICINITY
1. Only the eight (8) academic colleges are allowed to join the competition.
Only one (1) facade entry is allowed per competing college.
2. All facade entries must contain the theme CHRISTMAS LEGOLAND
3. College monikers must be used in the faade in minimum of 3 feet and
maximum of 5 feet in size.
4. Competing colleges are free to use any materials that they deem fit in the
design.
5. Faade must be able to withstand outdoor conditions for the duration of
the Lantern Festival. Colleges must ensure the safety and security of the
entries.
6. The faade is required to have their own design of Christmas tree with the
minimum height of 10ft in any placement
7. Pre-judging shall be on December 13, 2017. There will be a morning
assessment (8:30 in the morning) and evening assessment (6:30 in the
evening). Additional decoration can be added after the day and evening
assessment.
8. Final Judging shall be on December 15, 2017. Like the prejudging, there will
be 2 assessments as well. No additional decorations shall be added after
the morning assessment on December 15, 2017.
9. The following activities on the floats are NOT ALLOWED:
9.1 Use of fire, pyrotechnics and any other type of explosives are
prohibited.
9.2 Live or dead animals and such.
9.3 Use of party poppers and any form of firecrackers
10. There must be a one-page synopsis about the design of the facade
relating the theme and their college to be submitted on or before
December 12, 2017, 5:00 PM. (Long bond paper, FONT SIZE: 12, FONT STYLE:
Century Gothic, SPACING: Single Spacing, Not more than 200 words)
11. Draft/design of the faade should be submitted.
12. College whom uses the prohibited materials shall be subjected tro
deduction.
13. The judges decision is final and irrevocable.
THE CRITERIA FOR JUDGING ARE AS FOLLOWS:
MORNING ASSESSMENT (40%)
Cohesiveness of the Facade with the theme and the college 45%
The relevance of the design must be interrelated with the theme and the
culture of respective colleges. This is to challenge the participants on how they
can promote their professions through facade.

Continuation of Faade Making Competition
Creativity, Designs, Concepts and Resourcefulness 45%

This criteria deal with the artistic abilities of the participants to think
About concepts, decorations and other details that shall may
Contribute to the whole facade. The resourcefulness shall be graded.
Resilience, Toughness and Enduring 10%

The facade must have the capability to resist any weather
condition. This includes the durability of the exhibit. Any other materials
or decorations shall be long-lasting, stable and secured.
TOTAL 100%
NIGHT EVALUATION (60%)
Cohesiveness of the Facade with the theme and the college 30%
The relevance of the design must be interrelated with the theme and the
culture of respective colleges. This is to challenge the participants on how they
can promote their professions through facade.
Creativity, Designs, Concepts and Resourcefulness 30%

This criteria deal with the artistic abilities of the participants to think
about concepts, decorations and other details that shall may
contribute to the whole facade. The resourcefulness shall be graded.
Resilience, Toughness and Enduring 10%

The facade must have the capability to resist any weather
condition. This includes the durability of the exhibit. Any other materials
or decorations shall be long-lasting, stable and secured.
Lightings, Radiance and Liveliness 30%
This pertains to the lightings and the impact it will create to the
whole facade. The lightings should be able to enhance the appearance
of the exhibit.
TOTAL 100%
WEIGHT OF JUDGING
INITIAL CHECKING (Weight) 40%

FINAL JUDGING (Weight) 60%
TOTAL 100%

Continuation of Faade Making Competition
MATRIX OF DEDUCTION FOR VIOLATION OR INFRACTION OF THE GENERAL GUIDELINES

(PRE-JUDGING & FINAL JUDGING)
DEDUCTION OR
ACTION
Any violation of the provision of Section 9 of this General
Disqualification
Guidelines
Late submission of synopsis and accomplished entry form 10
Not using the given size of the moniker 10
Late submission of draft/design of faade 10
Adding of unnecessary objects without permission and when

10
the inspector is already present.
Decorating during the initial judging and final judging 15
No Christmas tree in their facade 10
Undersize Christmas tree 10
More than 200 words on the description 5
CONTACT PERSON | ALJON C.CORESIS|USSC-CAG COUNCILOR| +639150564230 | ACTIVITY

HEAD

STREETDANCE COMPETITION 2017
|7:00 PM | December 15, 2017|CLSU GRANDSTAND|
THEME: LARONG PINOY AT PAGBIBIGAYAN SA LANTERN FESTIVAL
MAG-INDAKAN
(MAIN SHOWDOWN)
1. The following rules & regulations are to be in effect for all practices and the
competition proper.
2. All teams must be supervised during the practices and competition by a
qualified and knowledgeable coach/ faculty.
3. All participants agree to conduct themselves in a manner displaying good
sportsmanship throughout the event.
4.Concept or theme for performance, costume and props must depict the
culture, values and tradition of the College when celebrating Lantern Festival. In
addition the routine must depict three( 3) LARONG PINOY and must be chosen
on this:
Sipa
Tumbang Preso
Chinese Garter
Luksong Baka at Tinik
Tsato
Palosebo
5. Passing of requirements must be submitted on or before December 12,2017
until 5:00PM.
6. The composition of the contingent must be within the MINIMUM OF THIRTY FIVE
(35) and a MAXIMUM OF FIFTY (50) DANCERS and a MAXIMUM OF TEN (10)
PROPS MEN. *(WEARING BLACK).
7. Assembly time for all the street dancers is 6:00 PM beside the CLSU
GRANDSTAND.
8. Performance will start at 7:00 PM on December 15, 2017 - in front of the CLSU
Grandstand.
9. Each team will be allotted minimum of six (6) minutes and maximum of eight
(8) minutes for the routine. Timer starts upon the first dance movement, start of
music, or whichever comes first. The performance shall include the first 90
seconds of the beginning of the song PAROL NG PASKO.
10. And a total of Ten (10) MINUTES including the entrance and exit .One minute
is allowed as maximum time for entrance. The time for entrance will count as
soon as the first member of the contingent gets inside the line of the
performance area. Another minute is allotted to exit. The time of exit will end
until the last member of the contingent or last prop will be out of the line of the
performance area.

Continuation of Street Dance Competition
11. For every five (5) seconds in excess of the allowable time, a penalty of
two (2) point shall be deducted from the total score of all the judges.
12. The use of flammable materials such as pyrotechnics as part of the
performance is strictly prohibited. Props used in the parade or in the parade.
should not exceed 14 ft. in height. Contingents are prohibited from performing
dance movements that unduly endanger the safety of dancers.
13. Backdrops shall be within the 10-12 feet height and 35-40 feet width.
These shall be allowed on stage however no contingent shall leave props,
backdrops, etc. at the back of the stage and premises of the CLSU
GRANDSTAND. Violation of this guideline will merit ten (10) points deduction from
the total score.
14. Using of Live Animals is Not Allowed.

15. The contingents can add a light effect routine that will last for two (2) minute
and thirty (30) seconds.
16. Any team proven in violation of the rules & regulations will be automatically
disqualified from the event.
17. Should recorded music be part of the routine, file must be handed over to
the organizers three (3) days before December 15 on a properly labeled CD
player and USB in MP3 format.
18. Participating groups must submit 3 copies/sets of the documents listed
below.
***Two set of documents to USSC and another set of documents to Lantern
Festival Executive Committee on or before December 12, 2017.
a. Completely filled up official entry form.
b. Storyline/synopsis or brief description of the College to showcase.
(Minimum of 200 words and maximum of 500 words.)
c. Complete list of names of the official delegates with their sections, ID
Number, roles or functions and copy of ID or Form 6.
19. Winners will be announced right after street dance competition.
20. It is therefore imperative for official 5 representatives/from the group or
Student Council of all contingents to be present during the awarding.
21. Absolutely, no participant or contingents representative shall contact in any
way or manner any judge before and after the competition.
22. In order to preserve the non-political, democratic, and ecumenical
objectives of Lantern Festival, participants are prohibited from exhibiting or
manifesting acts or gestures offensive to any aggrupation or groups and
movements. In the event of any violation of this rule, the Committee reserves the
right to disallow the offending contingent to continue further its participation in
the parade.

23. The decision of the Board of Judges in Street dance category shall be final
and irrevocable. Questions or clarifications will be entertained after the
announcement of winners if the correct procedure are followed.
PROPS and COSTUMES
1. Costumes& props shall be provided by the street dance group participating.
2. Only moves and materials that are stable and safe will be part of the routine,
hence no pyramids, stunts and tumbling will be included.
3. Props must be handled with care in taking in and out of the competition
area...
4. The following are prohibited at any point of the routine: liquids, flammable
materials, confetti, powder, firecrackers and any hard or heavy materials that
may destroy entry or exit.
5. The contingents must add a glittery effect on their costumes and/or props.
SCORING
1) The first thing to understand is that judges will be split into three (3) panels with
one member each: one is the theme / concept / choreography panel , one is
the performance panel, and one is the costume / props panel.
2) The theme / concept / choreography panel will further be broken down into
sfive categories:
1) (60 points) Thematic interpretation and relevance
2) (60 points) true representation of College culture and tradition in
Celebrating Lantern Festival including music
3) (60 points) Creativity and artistry of movement patterns- formation
4) (30 points) smooth transitions
5) (30 points) Appropriateness of movement
All six categories will be overseen by an individual judge who will focus on
his/her own category and give a score with a maximum of 240pts.
3) The judge in the performance panel will then abide by a criteria of Overall -
(30 points) Execution
(30 points) Mastery and coordination
(30 points) Synchronicity and precision
(30 points) Energy
(30 points) Projection
And one judge will give a score with a maximum of 150 points.
4.) The judge in the costume / props panel will then abide by a criteria of Overall
COSTUME
(40 points) Color combination and design
(35 points) appropriate use
(10 points) style

PROPS
(10 points) artistry design
(10 points) relevance to performance and concept
(5 points) effective use
And will each give a score with a maximum of 110 points.
5) Adding up the scores from the three panel judges and the score from the Pre-
Performance, each squad may garner up to 800 points.
6) The final score will be determined by subtracting the deductions, if any, from
the combined scores from the three-member panel.
1. THEME / CONCEPT 120pts.

- (60pts) Thematic interpretation and relevance
- (60pts) true representation of College culture and tradition in
Celebrating Lantern Festival, including music
CHOREOGRAPHY 120 pts.

- (60 pts) Creativity and artistry of movement patterns- formation
- (30 pts) smooth transitions
- (30 pts) appropriateness of movement
PERFORMANCE 150pts.
- (30 pts) Execution
- (30 pts) Mastery and coordination
- (30 pts) Synchronicity and precision
- (30 pts) Energy
- (30 pts) Projection
COSTUME 85 pts.
- (40 pts) Color combination and design
- (35 pts) appropriate use
- (10 pts) style
PROPS 25pts.
- (10 pts) artistry - design
- (10 pts) relevance to performance and concept
- (5 pts) effective use
______________________________________________________________
TOTAL 500 pts

STREETDANCE COMPETITION 2017
|1:00 PM | December 15, 2017|CLSU MAINGATE|
THEME: LARONG PINOY AT PAGBIBIGAYAN SA LANTERN FESTIVAL
MAG-INDAKAN
(PRE- PERFORMANCE)
GENERAL GUIDELINES:
1. Concept or theme for performance, costume and props must depict the
culture, values and tradition of the College when celebrating Lantern
Festival. In addition the routine must depict three( 3) LARONG PINOY and
must be chosen on this:
Sipa
Tumbang Preso
Chinese Garter
Luksong Baka at Tinik
Tsato
Palosebo
2. The composition of the contingent must be within the MINIMUM OF THIRTY

FIVE (35) and a MAXIMUM OF FIFTY (50) DANCERS and a MAXIMUM OF TEN
(10) PRROPS MEN. ( WEARING BLACK)
3. Assembly time for all parade participants (dancers) is 12 noon beside the
Administration Building.
4. The judging area is at the Presidential Tree. Groups arriving later than 1:00
PM shall be given 20 points deduction.
5. Each performance shall be limited to FIVE (5) MINUTES including the

entrance and exit. The five (5) minute period begins as soon as the
participants of a contingent are properly set up in front of the judging stage
and ends as soon as the first participant leaves the judging area.
6. For every five (5) seconds in excess of the allowable time, a penalty of two
(2) points shall be deducted from the total score of the contestant.
7. Parade dance steps of participants should be continuous all throughout

the parade route. Dance steps and choreography should be progressive
all throughout the parade to facilitate the continuity and orderly flow of the
parade.
8. The use of flammable materials such as pyrotechnics as part of the

performance is strictly prohibited. Props used in the parade or in the
performance should not exceed 14 ft. in height. Contingents are
prohibited from performing dance movements that unduly endanger the
safety of dancers.
9. The dancers are required to wear slippers.
10. Each judge shall score participants up to 100pts.
Judging Criteria for the Street Dance Competition:

THEME/CONCEPT 20pts.
- (10pts) thematic interpretation and relevance
Judging Criteria for the Street Dance Competition:
- (10pts) true representation of College culture and tradition in
Celebrating Lantern Festival, including music.
CHOREOGRAPHY 20 pts.
- (10 pts) Creativity and artistry of movement patterns- formation
- (5 pts) smooth transitions
- (5 pts) appropriateness of movement
PERFORMANCE 25 pts.
- (5 pts) Execution
- (5 pts) Mastery and coordination
- (5 pts) Synchronicity and precision
- (5 pts) Energy
- (5 pts) Projection
COSTUME 25 pts.
- (10 pts) Color combination and design
- (10 pts) style
- (5 pts) appropriate use
PROPS 10 pts.
- (3 pts) artistry - design
- (3 pts) effective use
- (4 pts) relevance to performance and concept
______________________________________________________________
TOTAL 100 pts

GUIDELINES (PRE- PERFORMANCE & MAIN SHOWDOWN)
DEDUCTION OR
ACTION
Late submission of description AND accomplished entry form 20
Arriving later than 1:00 pm and 7:00 pm(std. PH time) on December
15 at the assembly place (1)Academic Avenue),(2)CLSU 20
GRANDSTAND)
Oversized/props Backdrop 10
For every 5 seconds excess of the allowable time 2
Props left on the stage 10
Prohibited items on stage 10
Foul language 10
20
CONTACT PERSON|MANOLETTE D. DELOS SANTOS |+6393 5141 7925|USSC CAS COUNCILOR
|ACTIVITY HEAD

CHRISTMAS CONCIERTO
06:00 PM | DECEMBER 13, 2017 | CLSU MULTIPURPOSE GYM
REQUIREMENTS
1. All participants must be a bona fide student of Central Luzon State
University.
2. Only one group per college can join the competition, wherein each
group shall be composed of not less than 10 and maximum of 20
members (4 copies).
3. Participating colleges must submit the following documents:
Fully accomplished official entry form
2x2 picture of each member, with name
Photocopy of Form 6 or University Library Validated ID
4. The aforementioned documents must be submitted on or before
December 12, 2017 until 5:00PM.
5. Substitution or changing of members right after the form and documents
have been submitted will bear deductions.
MECHANICS
1. The theme for Christmas Concierto 2017 will be CHRISTMAS CAROL IN
CHILDRENS HEARTS.
2. The songs which will be used will be pre-selected.
2.1. The arrangement of songs will be on the discretion of the participants.
2.2. There must be a soloist to highlight the whole performance. The song
that will be used for the highlight will be the choice of the group.
3. The genre of the performance should be acoustic.
3.1. The instruments to be used is only limited to the following:
a. Acoustic guitar
b. Tambourine
c. Maracas
d. Tambora drum or any single drum
4. Each group shall be given a minimum of 6 minutes and a maximum of 10
minutes.
5. Wearing of costume is required. Keep it minimal, creative and must be
inclined with the theme. However, the use of pyrotechnics, live animals,
explosive, liquid materials or any materials that may harm other person
during the person are strictly prohibited.
6. The top three highest shall be deemed as the Champion, 1st Runner Up, 2nd
Runner.
6.1. There will be a special award for the group with best performing
soloist and best in costume.
7. The Chairman of the Board of Judges shall have the right and responsibility
to break the tie through toss coin.
8. Winners will be announced after the competition and will perform during
the Lantern Program on December 15, 2017
9. The Judges decision is final and irrevocable.

Continuation of Christmas Concierto
LIST OF PRE SELECTED SONGS

1. Feliz Navidad
2. Little Drummer Boy
3. Joy to the World
4. Oh Holy Night
5. We Wish You a Merry Christmas
6. O Come all Ye Faithful
7. Jingle Bell Rock
8. Jingle Bells
9. Santa Claus is Coming To Town
10. Pasko Na Naman Muli
11. Ang Pasko ay Sumapit
12. Namamasko (Sa May Bahay ang Aming Bati)
13. Kampana ng Simbahan
14. Paskong Anong Saya
15. Noche Buena
(Overall Performance)
Harmony 30%
Voice Quality 30%
Creativity 15%
Costume 15%
Overall Impact and Entertainment
10%
Value
TOTAL 100%
(Soloist Category)
Relevance of the Song Choice to the

30%
Theme
Voice quality 30%
Singing Technique 30%
Overall Impact and Entertainment
10%
Value
TOTAL 100%

Continuation of Christmas Concierto
MATRIX OF DEDUCTIONS FOR VIOLATION OR INFRACTION OF THE

GENERAL GUIDELINES
DEDUCTION OR
ACTION
One minute or more time shortage 5
Over timing of performance 5
Failure to meet the theme and genre of the performance 10
Inclusion of a song/ songs which are not preselected 3
Not wearing of costume 3
Note: Briefing of all the contingents will be on December 4, 2017. (5:30 or 6:00
PM, SUB Building)
Contact Person |KEBRIEL KEILL P. ARCILLA | USSC-CF Councilor |ACTIVITY HEAD| (+63) 917
967- 4676 |

TUGSTUGAN 2017
12:00 AM | DECEMBER 16, 2017 | CLSU OVAL

1. All bands are welcomed to participate in the event.
a. For CLSU Students, please provide a photocopy of FORM 6 or
Validated ID
2. All bands are required to fill out a registration form. No form, no
performance.
3. Registration is until 08:00 PM, December 13, 2016
4. The organizer reserves the right to ban bands from performing if they
cause any public disturbance during the event.
5. The sequence of performances will generally follow the first come, first
served rule. The activity head, however, has the right to change the
sequencing in order to give the audience a better show.
6. The USSC will only provide the following for band equipment:
(1 set)
1. The song line-up shall not include songs with screaming, lyrics that
promote violence, and incomprehensible noise.
2. All bands participating in the event shall be present in the waiting area,
thirty (30) minutes before the event starts.
3. Each band shall be given 15 minutes on stage, including set-up and
sound check. Audio will be cut off if you exceed the allotted time.
4. A band cannot sign up for extra sets under different band names.
5. In the case of a band member/s playing for another band, it is the
organizers discretion to allow the band member to play for the other
band.
6. A band can perform again after all of the registered bands are done
playing.
7. The bands are highly encouraged to play 1 acoustic song on the event
on December 15, 2017.
Contact Person | ANGEL PAULO A. MENDOZA |USSC-PIO| ACTIVITY HEAD|+63975-972-3387

CLSU MS. Q&A SERENE EMPRESS OF LANTERN FESTIVAL
|9:00 AM |NOVEMBER 30, 2017|CLSU ALUMNI BUILDING MULTIPURPOSE HALL|
(CLOSED-DOOR MEETING AND SCREENING)|
|5:00 PM |DECEMBER 14, 2017|MULTI-PURPOSE GYM| (FINAL PAGEANT)|
1. Any bona fide male CLSU student enrolled for the first semester of Academic
Year 2017-2018 is allowed to enter the CLSU Q&A Pageant.
2. Interested applicants for the pageant are required to submit the following
no later than November 27:
2.1. Photocopy of CLSU Identification Card (front and back)
2.2. Office of Admissions Form 6 (indicating the officially enrolled
watermark)
2.3. One (1) 2x2 picture
2.4. Accomplished Personal Data Sheet (PDS) to be provided by the
organizers
3. The pageant shall be divided into two segments: (1) the closed-door
meeting and screening (2) and the final pageant proper.
4. The theme of CLSUs first Q&A Pageant is Philippine Indigenous/Tribal
Princesses
5. Contestants arriving later than 30 minutes than the organizers call time for
any meeting, rehearsal or contest proper shall be duly disqualified. Only
valid excuse letters signed by the registration adviser or department chair
shall be accepted.
6. Contestants, in any segment of the pageant (including screening), are not
allowed to wear flat shoes. Minimum shoe heel height is three inches.
7. Any complaint/issue arising after the announcement or awarding of winners
shall not be entertained.
8. The judges decision shall be considered irrevocable and final.
9. Infraction or violation of any provision of this General Guidelines (GG) will
cause immediate disqualification.
10. The Miss Q & A Committee shall be responsible for inviting and completing
a panel of three (3) judges. Their decision (after considering the respective
deductions) shall be considered final and therefore irrevocable.
11. Competing candidates that will not comply with the said rules shall be
subjected to deductions from their total average score based on the matrix
attached to this GG.
12. In no instance shall a tie for the top prizes be declared. In case of a tie based
on the average score, the appointed chairperson of the board of judges
shall break it.
13. Winners of the competition shall be announced during the awarding
ceremony of the program proper.
CLOSED-DOOR MEETING AND SCREENING
1. Applicants who have duly submitted and accomplished all the

requirements on-time shall be granted entry in this segment of the pageant.
2. The segment shall start at 9:00 a.m. on November 30 at the CLSU Alumni Inc.
Multi-purpose Hall. There shall be a grace period of 30 minutes. Anybody
arriving later than the grace period shall be considered disqualified.

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3. Contestants are required to wear a white top (spaghetti strap, muscle shirt,
crop-top, t-shirt, etc) paired with short shorts no longer than eight (8)
inches and high heels no shorter than three (3) inches.
4. One by one, contestants shall be required to demonstrate cat-walk
modelling after which they shall state their name, age, college of origin,
and favorite saying. The best cat-walk model among all the contestants
shall have an automatic spot in the final pageant (Top 20).
5. Remaining spots for the Top 20 will be battled out in the Tagisan ng Talino
portion of this segment, a general-information quiz bee containing 15
questions. Cheating during this segment will equal disqualification.
6. The scores shall be tallied and the Top 19 shall then move on to the final
pageant.
PICTORIAL AND CLOSED DOOR INTERVIEW
1. The Top 20 contestants shall attend a pictorial session and interview on

December 2 in front of the PCC Main Building beside the PCC pond.
Contestants are expected to arrive at the venue by themselves.
2. The closed-door interview shall start at 9:00 a.m. at the PCC. There shall be
a grace period of 30 minutes. Anybody arriving later than the grace period
shall be considered disqualified.
3. Contestants are required to wear their casual attire and high heels no
shorter than three (3) inches.
4. One by one, contestants shall be video-recorded answering two questions:
(1) What is the Christmas spirit? (2) What advocacy do you mean to
uphold if you were to be hailed as the first Ms. Q&A Lantern Festival? The
answers should be no longer than 30 seconds.
5. After the interview, the contestants shall have their glam-shots taken
wearing an indigenous/tribal princess outfit. The organizers shall provide the
tribal outfit.
6. The photos taken shall be posted in the USSC Facebook Page whereby the
candidate whose photo gains the most love reaction until December 14,
4:00 pm PH standard time shall be awarded as the Queen of Social Media.
FINAL PAGEANT
1. The Top 20 contestants shall arrive at the CLSU Multi-Purpose Gym no later
than 5:00 pm on December 14 for the Final Pageant. There shall be a grace
period of 30 minutes. Anybody arriving later than the grace period shall be
considered disqualified.
2. Contestants will be required to bring their (1) thematic outfit indigenous
princess attire (2) red evening gown.
3. The contestants shall perform a rehearsed production number, the song
accompaniment of which is Magkaugnay by Joey Ayala. The required
attire is an indigenous/tribal princess outfit to be provided by THE
CONTESTANTS THEMSELVES.
4. The indigenous attire would also be used for the next portion, their individual
walks in thematic attire. This shall be followed by the evening gown
competition. The awards for Best in Tribal Attire and Best in Evening
Gown shall be announced shortly afterwards.

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5. After the announcement of minor awards, the Fez to Fez portion shall start
a one question knock-out round between two contestants selected
randomly by the computer. The person who gets the answer correctly will
have a spot in the Top 10. By the end of this round, only 10 contestants shall
remain, with the other half eliminated.
6. After the Fez to Fez round, the Top 10 contestants shall move on to the
Wit Lang portion wherein each contestant shall be asked a seemingly
nonsensical question which they are required to answer/justify in no more
than a minute.
7. After the Wit Lang portion, only half will remain, the Top Five, who shall
move on to the final round, the Beklamasyon. In Beklamasyon, all five
contestants will be asked the same question which they are required to
answer in no more than a minute. Those waiting for their turn shall be
confined to a confinement, sound-proof vehicle.
8. After the Beklamasyon, the Miss Q&A Serene Empress of Lantern Festival
will have been determined. The other four shall receive the awards: (1) Miss
Q&A Good Witch of the North, (2) Miss Q&A Good Witch of the South, (3)
Miss Q&A Wicked Witch of the East, (4) and Miss Q&A Wicked Witch of
the West
CRITERIA FOR JUDGING (Wit Lang & Beklamasyon)
SUBSTANCE OF THE ANSWER 40%
PRONUNCIATION, INTONATION & FLUENCY 30%
SPONTANEITY 20%
AUDIENCE IMPACT & STAGE PRESENCE 10%
TOTAL 100%
CONTACT PERSON|REYMOND M. NIETO|+639O5-071-8440|USSC CBAA COUNCILOR

|ACTIVITY HEAD

LANTERN MAKING CONTEST
6:00 PM| DECEMBER 13, 2017| PRE-JUDGING| CLSU MULTI-PURPOSE GYM
7:00 PM| DECEMBER 15, 2017| FINAL JUDGING| UNIVERSITY OVAL FIELD
GENERAL GUIDELINES:
1. Only the eight (8) colleges can join the competition and can submit an
entry.
2. The design and concept of the lantern should depend on the theme
CANDYLAND
3. Seal of each college shall be the framework design of the lantern.
4. Dimension of Lantern:
Standard Height: 6ft Maximum Height: 8ft
Standard Width: 6ft Maximum Width: 8ft
NOTE: Each college may have the option to suspend the lantern or not. If
the lantern is suspended, the dimension shall be restricted to:
Standard Height: 8ft Maximum Height: 11ft
Standard Width: 8ft Maximum Width: 10ft
NOTE: If the lantern is suspended, it must be 1ft away from the FFL.
5. Lanterns should be free from electric shock and pyrotechnics. No dead
animals shall be used to display the lantern. Participants should take care
of electric cord and male plug. Electrical outlets and electricity consumed
during the display period will be provided free of charge. Please provide
circuit breakers to avoid electrical trouble.
6. Lantern must be made by bona fide students of respective
colleges/organizations.
7. Any materials can be used in creating the lantern itself except for the
following:
Garbage Bag
Plastic Utensils/ Drinking Straw
Commercial Plastics (used in creating commercial lanterns)
8. Maximum of 2 rotors shall be allowed for any mechanization in the lantern
if there is any.
9. Lanterns shall be paraded with their Lantern Floats on a separate vehicle
positioned at the front on their float at December 15, 2017.
10. Lanterns must be able to withstand indoor and outdoor conditions for the
duration of the Lantern Festival and Christmas season. Organizers will ensure
the safety and security of the entries BUT WILL NOT BE HELD LIABLE for any
damage or loss of an entry.
11. Participating groups must submit 4 copies of the following documents to
the Lantern Festival Executive Committee on or before December 12, 2017
at exactly 5:00PM. No alterations or revisions shall be made after the
documents are passed.
Completely filled up official entry form
Synopsis or brief description of the lantern
12. There will be a prejudging of lanterns on December 13, 2017 at MPG.
Documentation of Lantern making must be submitted on the said date. The
designs of the lanterns can be enhance starting until before the assembly

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for the parade, 1:00 PM. Additional decorations and details are permitted
as long as the main frame is on its original form.
13. There will be an impromptu judging and visitation in each college. If there
is no lantern presented on the surprise judging, 15 points will be deducted
from the final score.
14. Lanterns must arrive on CLSU-Multi Purpose Gym at exactly 5:30 PM on
December 13, 2017; otherwise a 20-point deduction will be applied from
the total score of the entry for the late arrival of the lantern.
15. Lanterns must arrive at exactly 1:00 PM on December 15, 2017 at the
University Avenue in front of their respective Colleges Float; otherwise 20-
point deduction will be applied from the total score of the entry for the late
arrival of the lantern.
16. There will be 2 phase of judging:
40% Prejudging (Judging at the CLSU-Multi Purpose Gym on
December 13, 2017)
60% Final judging (Judging will be at the CLSU Oval during the
Lantern Festival, December 15, 2017 )
Both scores from pre-judging and final judging will be totaled to get
the final score.
17. The total scores of the Colleges that will not comply with the rules and
regulations will be subjected for possible deductions. Included in this GG is
the matrix of deductions for violations and infractions.
18. Final judging of lanterns will be on December 15, 2017 at the University Oval.
19. Point system shall be used in determining the winner. In no instance shall a
tie for the top prized be declared. In case there is a tie, the final average
rankings of the judges shall be used. If this is still ineffective, the appointed
chairman of the board of judges has to break it.
20. The judges decision is final and irrevocable.
21. Winners will be announced during the lantern program proper.

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THE CRITERIA FOR JUDGING ARE AS FOLLOWS:

Originality and relevance to the theme 25%
These include the cohesiveness of the overall design and concept to the give
theme and the uses of symbolism in expressing the theme.
Creativity, design and concept 25%

consideration. Balance, proportion, emphasis, harmony as primarily reflected in
shapes/images and colors. How the design is realized and how the lantern is
made. For considerations are qualities of craftsmanship, stability of structure and
decoration, choice and creative use of materials.
Radiance 30%
This pertains to the lighting and its impact to exhibit the whole lantern. The lights
should add up spectacle and should be able to enhance the appearance of the
lantern during night time.
Explanation 10%
This pertains to the justification and symbolism used in the lantern.
Durability 10%
This pertains to test the durability of materials used for the Lantern, the structure
and its capability to withstand without sustaining damage or wear in the parade.
TOTAL 100%
MATRIX OF DEDUCTIONS FOR VIOLATION OR INFRACTION OF THE

GENERAL GUIDELINES
DEDUCTION OR
ACTION
Late Arrival of the lantern 10
Oversized or undersized lantern 15
Usage of restricted materials 10
No circuit breaker 10
Excess of rotors used 10
Late submission of the synopsis and entry form 10
Not displayed during the Parade 10

10
No lantern presented during the impromptu judging 15
CONTACT PERSON| JEFF HAROLD M. GARCIA| 09279491084| OIC, USSC-CEN COUNCILOR|
ACTIVITY HEAD

COMEDY DUO
9:00 PM | DECEMBER 15, 2017 | CLSU OVAL
GENERAL GUIDELINES (GG):

1. This shall be an open-theme competition.
2. This competition is open to all colleges.
Each college is entitled to enter only one team composed of two (2)
persons.
3. Each team shall prepare a performance with a minimum of 5
minutes and maximum of 7 minutes. Remaining time will be shown on
flashcards and a certain music will be heard to determine that the time
given has already ended.
* Any performance that exceeds to the said time limit, shall receive
deductions (minus 10 points per 1minute or minus 1 point per 6 seconds). A
music will be heard for every minute exceeding.
4. The performances shall take place in the CLSU oval on December
15,2017.
5. Participating groups must submit four(4) copies of each of the following
on or before December 12,2017:
Photocopy of Form6 or Validated I.D
A properly filled-out application form with 2X2 pictures of each
participant.
* All requirements submitted beyond the given date shall be deemed
to point deduction (minus 10 points)
6. The use of profane or inappropriate words/scenarios is not encouraged
but also not strictly prohibited. However, the judges shall deem whether the
performance or particular segments of the performance are too extreme
or inappropriate and shall be subject to possible deductions.
7. Three (3) chances will be given, on the third offense the performance
shall be stop and the candidate is there to disqualified.
8. Winners will be announced during the Lantern Festival Program. The
judges decision shall be final.
9. In case of a tie, the head judge shall make the final decision.
10. Non-compliance of teams with any of the terms shall be subject
to point deductions (minus 5 points)
11. The Criteria for Judging are as follows:
Creativity 25%
Originality 25%
Performance 25%
Audience Impact 25%
Total 100%
CONTACT PERSON | KEIBRIEL KEILL P. ARCILLA | USSC-CF COUNCILOR |HEAD OF COMEDY
DUO| (+63) 917-967-4676 |

LANTERN KING AND QUEEN 2016
|10:00 PM |DECEMBER 15, 2017|CLSU OVAL

1. Only colleges can join the competition.
2. Participants must be bona fide CLSU students.
3. Each college is entitled to have two representatives (1 male and 1 female).
4. Participating colleges must submit four (4) copies of the documents listed below
on or before December 12, 2017 (5:00 pm).
Fully accomplished official entry form
Brief description of attire and props. (Maximum of 400 words)
Names of the official candidates with four (4) copies of 4R picture with white
background, section, affiliation and copies of ID and Form 6.
5. The Lantern King and Queen Candidates is REQUIRED to be on the float during
the parade and must wear their College shirt and jeans.
6. Contingents are not allowed to carry or display banners and other promotional
materials of any commercial establishments, socio-civic organization, individual
or other sponsoring groups like local government units banners, logo or name
and the like. However, they may submit a list of their sponsors to the secretariat.
These will be announced during the competition after their performances.
7. Costumes of participants must comply with the following:
College moniker must be seen on the candidate either headdress, cape,
ring, necklace etc.. Any of their desired accessory/prop
Back dresses are allowed restricted to capes only of the dress.l
Female: Inspired Gown or Ball Gown (THE COLOR MUST BE THE SAME)
Male: Inspired Prince attire(THE COLOR MUST BE THE SAME)
8. 9:30 PM Face to face Judging (Face to face Judging will be done at the
waiting area)
9. In no instance shall a tie for the top prizes be declared. Should there be a tie
the appointed chairman of the board of judges has to break it.
10. The Judges decision is final and cannot be revoked.
Criteria for Judging
Beauty of the Face

Parade 10%
Night/One on one 15%
Poise and Bearing 15%
Theme Wear 25%
Ability to Answer the Question 30%
TOTAL 100%

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GUIDELINES (GG)
VIOLATION/INFRACTION DEDUCTION/ACTION
Late submission of the aforementioned requirements 10
Lacking of requirements required 5
Switching of candidates Disqualification
Description exceed in 400 words 5
No Lantern King and Queen on their float 10
Not wearing Jeans and College shirt on their float 5
Not wearing the said theme Disqualification
No moniker as an accessory 5
Late arrival 10
Using other back dress 10
CONTACT PERSON | DENNIS O. SAYCO JR. | USSC-CVSM COUNCILOR |HEAD OF LANTERN KING
AND QUEEN| 09060479936|

DANCE CRAZE 2017
7:00 PM| DECEMBER 13, 2017| CLSU MULTI-PURPOSE GYM
GENERAL GUIDELINES:
1. Only bonafide CLSU students, groups consisting of a minimum of 8 to a

maximum of 12 members are allowed to join. The members of the group
may be made up of all males or females or a combination of the two. The
representing group must be accredited by the Colleges appropriate
accrediting body (i.e. Office of the Dean).
2. Only one (1) group may represent a college. In the event that more than
one group from the same college would like to join the competition, the
group that secured the endorsement from the Office of the Dean or
counterpart body will be allowed to join.
3. Any complaint regarding competing groups will be entertained by the
organizer provided that said concern is formalized through a letter clearly
stating the basis for the complaint. Any group found to have violated any
ruling such as submitting falsified documents will be punished in
accordance to the general guidelines of the competition.
REGISTRATION REQUIREMENTS FOR EACH MEMEBERS OF PARTICIPATIONG GROUPS:

1. A photocopy of school ID with picture shown
2. Photocopy of Form 6
3. Letter of approval from the Office of the Dean
4. Medical Certificates from University Infirmary
5. Accomplished registration form
NOTE: During the battle, all groups will be asked to bring their members original
I.D. for on-site verification. Failure to present such documents will be equivalent to
5-point deduction.
ROUTINE LENGTH:
1. The routine must run for a total of four minutes (4:00).
2. A grace period of plus or minus (+/-) five seconds (:05) is permitted resulting
to a minimum of 3:55 and a maximum 4:05.
3. 3. Pre-performance display is permissible up to 20 seconds allowing the
group to acknowledge the audience to get up into the opening pose.
4. Timing of the pre-performance begins when the first group member steps
on stage.
5. Timing of the routine begins with the first audible sound and ends with the
last audible sound (this includes a cuing beep, if used).
NOTE: Failure to comply with the routine length will result in a 5-point deduction.
In the event of technical problems that affect a groups performance, the
group will be allowed a do-over or repeat of their routine.
MUSIC:
1. Groups may use a performance piece with a minimum of two (2) songs with
no maximum limit.
2. Groups must submit their final material on CD (2 copies) 2 days prior to the
competition.

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3. Special requests regarding playback of music during the completion must

be indicated on the CDs submitted (i.e. higher speed playback, pre-set
before playback, etc.)
4. Changes in music will not be entertained after said deadline.
5. No CDs will be accepted on the day of the competition.
6. Flash drive, cellphones or any devices are not allowed.
7. Group representatives are not allowed in the control booth during
performances.
8. Music submitted on CD will be converted to digital format to ensure errorless
playback during competition. CDs will be brought to the competition
venue as back-up.
9. Make sure that audio levels are at the normal baseline when having your
music mixed down to avoid extremely loud and distorted playback.
ATTIRE AND PROPS:

1. Groups should wear clothing reflecting the character and style of
performance. This may include accessories such as hats, caps, gloves,
scarfs, jewelry and other forms of theatrical dress. However, bead
necklaces, bracelets or other accessories made of beads are prohibited.
2. Taking off pieces of clothing during the performance is permitted provided
it is not offensive or out of character.
3. Props may be allowed in the performance as long as it doesnt destroy the
stage set up or flooring or those that may harm other groups performance
(e.g. hand props or head gears).
4. Body oils, body paints, body and head glitters are prohibited as is any other
substance applied to the body that may affect the clean dry surface of
the stage and the safety of fellow competitors.
5. No taps or bare feet are permitted.
CRITERIA:
Originality, interpretation, and relevance to the choice of the song 30%
Achievement of creative and original choreography that creates interest in the
performance.
Mastery and timing 25%

Achievement of proper timing and coordinated movements and elements
(group); Ability to carry a solo performance while leaving a strong impact (solo)
Confidence 15%
Stage Presence and Showmanship 20%

Physical presentation of the group (hairstyle, attire, fashion) and appeal to
audience.
Audience Impact 10%

Cheers, claps of the audience
TOTAL 100%

GUIDELINES (GG)
VIOLATION/INFRACTION DEDUCTION/ACTION
Late submission of accomplished entry from 10
Failing to comply with the routine length 10
Prohibited items and substances on stage 15
Participants in bare feet 3
CONTACT PERSON | DENNIS O. SAYCO JR. | USSC-CVSM COUNCILOR |HEAD OF DANCE CRAZE|
09060479936|

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1 | GENERAL GUIDELINES OF CLSU LANTERN FESTIVAL 2017

GENERAL GUIDELINES (GG)

2 | GENERAL GUIDELINES OF CLSU LANTERN FESTIVAL 2017

1. Entry fees for non-competing floats that lead to promote a product or

1.1. BIG CATEGORY P2,000.00

CRITERIA FOR JUDGING

ORIGINALITY AND RELEVANCE TO THE THEME 45%

CREATIVITY, DESIGN AND CONCEPT 35%

II. NIGHT EVALUATION (50%)

ORIGINALITY AND RELEVANCE TO THE THEME 30%

4 | GENERAL GUIDELINES OF CLSU LANTERN FESTIVAL 2017

CREATIVITY, DESIGN AND CONCEPT 30%

MATRIX OF DEDUCTIONS FOR VIOLATION OR INFRACTION OF THE GENERAL

Late submission of description AND accomplished entry form 10

Arriving later than 1:30 pm (std. PH time) on December 15,2017

Late submission of drat/design of the float 10

Unable to present a work-in-progress float during the surprise

No Lantern King & Queen candidate on float during parade 5

No college moniker in their float 5

More than 120 words on the description to be read during

CONTACT PERSON|NOAH RHEN A. CASIPLE|+63906-873-2823|USSC-CED COUNCILOR

GENERAL GUIDELINES (GG)

THE CRITERIA FOR JUDGING ARE AS FOLLOWS:

MORNING ASSESSMENT (40%)

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Creativity, Designs, Concepts and Resourcefulness 45%

Resilience, Toughness and Enduring 10%

NIGHT EVALUATION (60%)

Creativity, Designs, Concepts and Resourcefulness 30%

Resilience, Toughness and Enduring 10%

INITIAL CHECKING (Weight) 40%

7 | GENERAL GUIDELINES OF CLSU LANTERN FESTIVAL 2017

MATRIX OF DEDUCTION FOR VIOLATION OR INFRACTION OF THE GENERAL GUIDELINES

Late submission of synopsis and accomplished entry form 10

Not using the given size of the moniker 10

Late submission of draft/design of faade 10

Adding of unnecessary objects without permission and when

Decorating during the initial judging and final judging 15

No Christmas tree in their facade 10

Undersize Christmas tree 10

More than 200 words on the description 5

CONTACT PERSON | ALJON C.CORESIS|USSC-CAG COUNCILOR| +639150564230 | ACTIVITY

8 | GENERAL GUIDELINES OF CLSU LANTERN FESTIVAL 2017

GENERAL GUIDELINES (GG)

9 | GENERAL GUIDELINES OF CLSU LANTERN FESTIVAL 2017

14. Using of Live Animals is Not Allowed.

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CRITERIA FOR JUDGING

1. THEME / CONCEPT 120pts.

CHOREOGRAPHY 120 pts.

TOTAL 500 pts

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2. The composition of the contingent must be within the MINIMUM OF THIRTY

5. Each performance shall be limited to FIVE (5) MINUTES including the

7. Parade dance steps of participants should be continuous all throughout

8. The use of flammable materials such as pyrotechnics as part of the

9. The dancers are required to wear slippers.

10. Each judge shall score participants up to 100pts.

Judging Criteria for the Street Dance Competition:

TOTAL 100 pts

MATRIX OF DEDUCTIONS FOR VIOLATION OR INFRACTION OF THE GENERAL

For every 5 seconds excess of the allowable time 2