1. Jan Margarette Vasquez

2.  1st clas urban municipality in Laguna
 Centerof business ventures and get away destination,
since surrounding Los Banos was well known place/
town. Also its accessible via SLEX

3.  called Mainit, the Tagalog term for "hot" and alludes to
the thermal springs at the foot of Mount Makiling. By
1589, through a Franciscan Friar, it became popularly
called by its present name: "Los Baños," which is
Spanish for "bathing place

4.  Homma- Yamasita  UPLB

5. National Art Center of
the Philippines
Magnetic Hill

6. 

7.  Answers are according to some UPLB students and Police
officers in and outside of the campus.
They said that:
 Enviroment Friendly
 Less Pollution
 Melting Pot
 Simple and Friendly People.

9. Common Crimes
 Robbery
 Murder
 Rape
 Drug cases
 Before the rape-slay of
Given Grace,the police
officers said that it was
after already 10 years that
another crime occured
involving a student. It
just so happen that the
recent incidents were
with only span of 5
months.
Recent Crime Rates

11.  Given Grace Cebanico- Oct. 11, 2011, 19-year-old
computer science student, also raped and murdered,
her body found on IBP Road in Barangay Tuntungin-
Putho.

12.  3 months before- Bradley Inway, 16 and Gilbert de
Ocampo, 23, were killed on July 24 in the same
vicinity where UPLB student Given Grace Cebanico
was raped and murdered.
 Both murders were found five meters from the
roadside and about 20 meters from the nearest village
outpost in Barangay Putho-Tuntungin

13.  5 months after
 Rochell Gerona- a student of Los Baños National High
School was raped and slain in Barangay Batong Malake
last Feb. 27

14.  Ray Bernaard Peñaranda- 19 year-old student of the
University of the Philippines in Los Baños, Laguna. An
agriculture student, was stabbed dead on March 4,
causing fear and rage in UPLB

16.  Senior Superintendent Dante Novicio and his 53 police
personnel were replaced because of numerous crime
incidents in Los Baños, according to the regional
police office in Southern Tagalog.
 Thirty more cops have been added to our police
force, and 15 new police outposts have been put up
in strategic locations. Around 200 additional
lampposts have been installed

17.  A new police force is in place and is expected to do a
better job. More police patrols, particularly on foot,
have been ordered, and checkpoints ordered set up.

18.  The municipal government purchased CCTVcamera
and the Laguna provincial government donated 10
mutli-cab vehicles

19.  Inside the Campus of UPLB, according to Chancellor
Rex Victor Cruz, along with the UPLB administration
and the student council, are also helping us in this
campaign. We are strictly enforcing a curfew for
minors, a ban on the selling of liquor after 10 p.m., and
the anti-loitering policy.

21.  For now I think LB is already safe because , there are a
lot more police whose patrollig than before and since
the are some talk between the owners of the
dormetories and the police and the administration of
the school the curfew is an important rule around LB
now. – Zhinkie Pelayo, 1st BS Economics
 Yes it is because most of the crimes are outside the
campus it just so happens that the victim is a student
of the universities. Actually, misfortunate incidents
wouldn’t happen if you don’t go give out motive to
those possible attacker.- kuya guard.

22.  We think it is just a show off to the people that they
are doing somethig better to prevent those crimes but
when the news went down and be forgotten, the
policemen would get tired of patrolling and just sack
off like the others. Another thing is the police officers
they hired are mostly the fresh graduates so there’s a
possibility that they are still not ready to fight the bad
people and protect the citizen.
-Abigail Magpantay, 1st yr BSChemEng
-Dayanara Canceran, 1st yr BSBIO

23. 1. Use your common sense
2. Always have things that can be weapon for self
defense.
3. Follow the university / your dormitory curfew
4. Always have someone to accompany you when going
out after dark
5. Have Emergency numbers
6. Don’t wear revealing clothes
7. Don’t talk to strangers