#clsu

[kasingliitngsiomai]

Morning walk with this kind of view 🧡

[thisdastampdoesnotexist]

[planetautor]

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[azonewithu]

Oooo Lacey in a nice purple Lacey Bra. What would Jesus, the easter bunny yawway stanta clsus the buddha and all thosevother mofos think? Probsbly the same thing i am. Laceys getting exyra presents in her stacki g at whatever holiday this year.

[mymelchi]

December 13, 2023

Had a lot of meetings (exhaustinggg)

It's melchi's christmas vacay so not a lot going on for him, we went to clsu to watch lantern fest events but immediately got tired standing up.

So nostalgic going back to ur university..

Finished playing unpacking (nintendo switch). This is such a good game, so chill and addicting. Got a bit emotional as she moved her things from being a kid to an adult with a partner, then a kid. Relatable atm

ill buy another game hehe

[abelahope]

[acidvm]

#snapseed #maroon #CLSU (at Animal Medical Center, CLSU) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bz2y6yIH4M9/?igshid=s26jgk2il1zt

[a-n-d-r-e-s-p]

Es madrugada, la noche aún no para de llorar.

Los días se acaban, el fin parece llegar.

Cada vez se agotanan más rápido tus palabras.

¿Es esa... ?

Sí, es esa la mirada que deseo explorar.

Sí, es esa el alma en la que deseo reencarnar.

Sí, es ese el sueño por el que está vez espero luchar.

Un-Chico-Solitario

[kasingliitngsiomai]

Lastnight at CLSU 💙

[abcdskz]

I was just thinking about college!seungmin when I saw this poll about which idol you want to study with in a library

[imblocking-you]

NAKAPASA KAMING CLSU, UP IKAW NA LANG HINIHINTAY KO DREAM SCHOOL KITA PLS

[morereigntoo]

Did you know that Adelaide Kane and Giacomo Gianniotti have appeared in both Grey's Anatomy and Reign? Reign & Grey's #GreysAnatomy #Reign #AdelaideKane #GiacomoGianniotti #MaryQueenofScots #LordJulien #ReignFamily #GreysFamily https://www.instagram.com/p/ClSU-APATOa/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[itsmeathan]

CLSU produces local ethanol, hand sanitizer using nano tech

SCIENCE CITY OF MUNOZ, March 23 (PIA) — Researchers from Central Luzon State University (CLSU) produced local ethanol and hand sanitizer using nanotechnology.   This is CLSU’s response to scarcity of those products in the market following the outbreak of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) that led to the declaration of State of Public Health Emergency and enforcement of a Luzon Enhanced Community…

[aiyragianella]

Oh alam niyo na? HAHAHA #CLSU #SecondSem #OfficiallyEnrolled (c) House of Pares

[acidvm]

Umbilical Herniorrhapy in a Goat Performed by CLSU-CVSM's DVM 5 under the professional supervision of their Vet Professor. Post-operation status: Very well healed, no re-herniation Educational Vet surgery procedure YouTube: https://youtu.be/u1GbOuO6g4M #DoctorofVeterinaryMedicine #VetSurgery #surgery #VetMed #CLSU #CVSM #CLSUCVSM #AnimalMedicalCenter #goat #goatsurgery #largeanimalsurgery (at Central Luzon State University) https://www.instagram.com/p/BzxSxCuHxA2/?igshid=r2b7r93wufox

[tabbydrafts]

Located in the cozy Northeastern countryside and only a short visit away from Philadelphia, New York City, and Baltimore sits Cygnet Lake. With a history spanning nearly 300 years and a campus spanning three separate but connected schools, the Cygnet Lake experience is one that you’ll never forget.

Cygnet Lake School (consisting of a boarding school for grades 6-12 plus a post-graduate year, a community college, and one of the country’s top universities) is a place with astounding history, incredible people, and terrible secrets. It is, after all, the setting of Crescendo. The majority of characters are students here, and everyone has some connection to this strange school.

Schoolwide philosophy puts a great emphasis on a holistic view of education, in both a traditional way and a nontraditional way. Whichever section of the school one is enrolled in, certain expectations and traditions cannot be avoided, most notably the uniform requirements. However, certain expectations may be relaxed or even occasionally ignored based on circumstances.

More under cut!

Interconnected Schools

All three schools lie on a large, sprawling campus that has been dubbed by some the “School City.” All facilities are open to all students regardless of section, though they may be asked to provide a reason for being there. The campus boasts several eateries, multiple sorts of housing arrangements, three separate libraries, a number of small grocery/convenience stores, two theaters, an art museum, and even a complimentary shuttle service that serves the campus and nearby town. Of course, there is also a lake, and it’s popular for swimming, boating, fishing, and beach parties.

There is a mandatory uniform policy, though it varies slightly based on section. All students share the same basic uniform, referred to formally as “Class As” and informally as “blues” (as in “I had to dress in my blues today”) after the school's main color. This uniform is:

a white collared dress shirt of either long or short sleeves

khaki pants or shorts OR blue, tan, and brown plaid skirt

an optional brown or tan sweater, sweater vest, or jacket

an optional blue scarf and hat 

blue socks

black dress shoes

Preparatory school students must wear full uniform every day unless otherwise specified. Students of the university are required to wear the shirt and pants/shorts/skirt, but may dress up their uniform as they wish with accessories or alternate jackets/sweaters/socks, etc, so long as it is not vulgar or tasteless. Community college students have the most freedom, and technically have no uniform, though college culture greatly encourages them to either wear partial uniform or wear some sort of school merchandise.

In addition, each school has an individual pin with that section’s crest on it that is mandatory to wear on campus and serves as proof that a person is not an outsider or intruder. The university pin is a simple blue coat of arms with a white swan and white roses. The preparatory school has a rectangular pin with blue, tan, and brown stripes behind a silhouette of the school’s main building. The community college has a blue and white circular pin with the letters “CLCC.”

Cygnet Lake University (formally: Cygnet Lake School - University Section)

Founded in 1722, CLSU is one of the top universities in the country, not to mention one of the oldest. Despite its prestige, it is not a popular first choice for graduating high school students, barring the ones who come out of the connected preparatory school. A number of strange traditions and rules make it seem outdated and often unappealing. In order to keep the student enrollment high, CLSU is known for actively recruiting the students it wants and offering extremely generous scholarships.

Students at Cygnet Lake University span a wide variety of situations and majors due to this. Hosting majors as diverse as dramaturgy, military applied sciences, urban planning, international economics, and bio-psychology, almost anyone can find something for them at CLSU. School traditions bind the students together... sometimes slightly unwillingly, like with the uniform. Club life is a large part of studying here, and secret societies abound. 

Notable students include:

Margret Siegfried - English

Chess Bennett - computer science and military history

Ethan Rowel - acting (grad student)

Odette Rowel - sociology and psychology (now graduated)

Miranda Rothbart - library science (now graduated)

Cygnet Lake Community College (formally: Cygnet Lake School - Junior College Section)

Founded most recently of the three schools, CLCC (affectionately pronounced “click” by its students) was founded in 1920 as part of an initiative to celebrate the university’s bicentennial. Perhaps the most laid back of the three schools, it serves members of the community, but also provides college level courses to high school students on the Cygnet Lake campus and local public schools, and gives a clear next step to graduating twelfth graders unsure if they’re ready for the university. Affordable and not intimidating, all graduates of CLCC are offered guaranteed admission to CLSU, making it a popular first step for many.

CLCC also boasts a trade school for those who wish to take their education in a different direction. Students can learn skills as diverse as office administration, carpentry, blacksmithing, or computer repair.

Notable students include:

Racheline Santiago - creative writing

Margret Siegfried - English (pre-novel)

Cygnet Lake Preparatory Academy (formally: Cygnet Lake School - Preparatory Section)

Added to the campus in 1841, CLPA first served students in grades 10 through 12. Slowly through the years, it has expanded to serve students as young as sixth grade. Focusing on a challenging education, community engagement, and a healthy work ethic, most students finish at this section feeling well prepared for the world of tertiary education beyond. The school’s automatic acceptance into the other two schools for all graduates is a definite plus.

CLPA has the strictest standards for its usually underage students. However, it also encourages them to show their independence and to engage with older (hopefully wiser) students in the sister schools via joint activities and mentorship programs. Many college and university clubs are open to CLPA students, so long as a permission slip is signed by a faculty adviser. The school also puts large emphasis on its boarding aspect, and 90% of CLPA students board on campus.

Notable students include:

Serann Cobalt (PG year)

Chess Bennett (graduate)

Odette Rowel (graduate)

Ethan Rowel (graduate)

All in all, Cygnet Lake is a wonderful school and unique experience... so what could it be hiding?

As it turns out... quite a lot.