Etiquette
First of all, Etiquette is a code of behavior that delineates expectations for social behavior according to contemporary conventional norms within a society, social class, or group. Is the first mark of good breeding and reflects directly on a person’s upbringing. Some aspects of etiquette to consider are: Is important for you to respond to someone who wishes you ‘good morning’, even if it a stranger because if you do not return the greeting, the stranger will feel insulted. If you are in a mixed group, always greet the elders and the women first. Don’t shout to be heard. Don’t interrupt others while they’re talking. Lower the music or TV volume when others are talking or trying to sleep. Do not ask too many intimate or invasive questions the first few times that you meet a person. Always say “please” and “thank you”. Chew food with your mouth closed. Do not put the elbows on the table. Finally, is important for us as college students which remains and prove that we have culture, and thus with this example to other persons.



