Fraternity... For better or worse?

One of the necessary requirements for a law student to become a full and 

professional member in the field of law is to pass the bar exam.

A licensure examination process wherein includes an eight day schedule,

 and two specific subject course for each day as what is practiced here in

the Philippines. And recently, september of last year , an unexpected bombing at the

De La Salle University happened with the confirmed angle of two groups of cheering

squad which belongs to distinct group of fraternity.

It is supposed to be a happy celebration with the examinees, might as well feel like

at last its the end of their longed time study hardship, but the incident arouse the

need to give sympathy about the racing problems on the the members of the fraternities

of these days. Why the hell, it should happen to a fate of a law student who just wants

to fulfill her dreams? Why almost everyone sees fraternity up to these days as just a normal

thing that accompanies the modernization of the genration? Even if it came to the point of

violence that even innocent suffer the rudiness of another?

The government must take an action to wipe the enlarging fraternity deterioration that wasn't

used to practice then. There are a growing number of killings of those who entered these brotherhood

who all just want is to become famous and to be feared upon the name of Alpha Beta Gamma, Triskelion

and Alpha Phi Omega and other numerous brotherhood.

Those brotherhood was supposed to become for good purpose. All other members whose have a major role in the country, Binay for example needs to clean up the dirt of these days generation in which he is a prominent member since. And he must show no sided group to bring out the truth of this tragedy and the like.

 On the bright side, it is very

inspirational about what Raissa Laurel, whose one of the main victims, showed approach to the incident, who merely said that she already had completely forgiven the suspects but insists that they must face the consequences they did not only on her but also on other innocent victims whose families are still grieving and looking not only for vengeance but, justice as a whole.