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                    [Title] => “At Your Serbis”
                    [Summary] => 
I was busy beating the deadline last Saturday so I just left our television set in the newsroom on while I went on closing Hugyaw, Banat’s entertainment section. But I was appalled when I heard XXX host Julius Babao described as “bading na kawatan” a male thief who was caught by a surveillance camera entering a residence, apparently to steal. The subject was sporting a long hair and was walking as if doing the catwalk. 
                    [DatePublished] => 2008-07-05 00:00:00
                    [ColumnID] => 135213
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                    [AuthorName] =>  Ryan Mark
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                    [Title] => Call for "all-out war" against frat abuses
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In a way, the NPAs against whom the government has, only in words so far, waged an all-out war, are much easier pill to take as regards their lawlessness, than the supposedly law-abiding, but really, the bestial brats in the guise of fratmen.


                    [DatePublished] => 2006-11-04 00:00:00
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                    [AuthorName] => Lorenzo Paradiang Jr.
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                    [Title] => Loot meets with Tau, Akrho officials again
                    [Summary] => 

Local and national leaders of the rival Tau Gamma Phi and Alpha Kappa Rho met with Cebu Provincial Police Office director Sr. Supt. Vicente Loot yesterday for a dialogue to find ways to end their animosity.


Akrho was represented by its regional president Richard Buscayno and national office representative Jojo Mañiquez, while Tau Gamma was represented by Nannan Jimenez and Renen Ceballos, Cebu chapter governor and vice governor respectively.


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                    [Title] => We need Akrho et. al. like a hole in the head!
                    [Summary] => 



Last Tuesday as I was driving along D. Jakosalem St. there was a huge traffic jam, caused by a parade taking the whole stretch of D. Jakosalem St. I thought that this was probably a school celebration or something. But as I read The Freeman's headline yesterday, the parade I encountered was in celebration for the 33rd anniversary of the Alpha Kappa Rho or Akrho Fraternity. It turned out that one of their members was shot at the corner of Sanciangko St. and Panganiban St. while another was wounded. 


                    [DatePublished] => 2006-08-10 00:00:00
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                    [AuthorID] => 1805274
                    [AuthorName] => Bobit S. Avila
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                    [Title] => Tom blasts frat leaders over Sinulog melee
                    [Summary] => Mayor Tomas Osmena yesterday lambasted leaders of the warring Alpha Kappa Rho and Tau Gamma Phi for their lack of leadership to control their members over the incident that marred the Sinulog grand parade on Sunday. 


"One of the problem of Akhro and Tau is that they lack centralized leaders," Osmeña said. 


The mayor said he is open to suggestions over what the city could do to prevent future incidents involving the two groups. 


                    [DatePublished] => 2006-01-18 00:00:00
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                    [Title] => Vice gov: Frats should register with province
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Vice Governor Gregorio Sanchez, the presiding officer of the Provincial Board, is eyeing the passage of an ordinance requiring fraternities to register with the provincial government. This after suggestions that fraternities need to register with the Securities and Exchange Commission to regulate their activities.


Fraternity-related crimes since January 2004 have reached more than 40 already, most of these involving the Alpha Kappa Rho and Tau Gamma Phi fraternities.


Sanchez said the province wants to get the complete member list of these fraternities.


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                    [Title] => On fraternities
                    [Summary] => For some time now two fraternities in Cebu have drawn the attention of the public for the violent incidents associated with them. Alpha Kappa Rho and Tau Gamma Phi - the very names conjure conflicts and mayhem. Whatever the reasons, an ongoing feud exists between these groups that have triggered sporadic incidents resulting in injuries and fatalities. So serious were these happenings that one police official proposed that these fraternities be declared as criminal groups, and should therefore be disbanded.


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                    [ColumnID] => 135759
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                    [AuthorName] => STRAWS IN THE WIND By Eladio C. Dioko
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                    [Title] => Akrho man, who stirs up slay of  Tau Gamma cousin, surrenders
                    [Summary] => The Alpha Kappa Rho member, who was pointed at as the one who called his fraternity brothers to attack and kill his own cousin belonging to the rival Tau Gamma Phi the other day, surrendered to the police late yesterday evening.



Tyke Lomibao was with his parents Annabel and Rufu when he yielded to the City Police homicide section at past 10pm yesterday. 



Homicide Section chief, Mario Monilar, then ordered Tyke detained and subjected to a paraffin test at PNP Crime Laboratory. He has not issued any statement yet about the killing.



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                    [Title] => EDITORIAL - Of frat wars and solutions
                    [Summary] => Warring fraternities Alpha Kappa Rho and Tau Gamma Phi cried foul over the plan of Provincial Police Chief Vicente Loot to tag them officially as criminal groups. Leaders of the two groups said a criminal tag would be unfair because reports of violence involving some members are isolated cases and do not reflect the behavior of the general membership.

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                    [Title] => Vidal open to a dialogue with warring fraternities
                    [Summary] => Cebu Archbishop Ricardo Cardinal Vidal said he is open to a dialogue with leaders of rival fraternities Alpha Kappa Rho and Tau Gamma Phi to resolve their rivalry. 


"If I can help, why not? I am open to that so that we can study the reason why it started. That's another thing that I feel horrified whenever I hear of another killing... I'm just wondering the origin of that and why we cannot control it," Vidal said.


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AKRHO AND TAU GAMMA

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                    [Title] => Loot meets with Tau, Akrho officials again
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Local and national leaders of the rival Tau Gamma Phi and Alpha Kappa Rho met with Cebu Provincial Police Office director Sr. Supt. Vicente Loot yesterday for a dialogue to find ways to end their animosity.


Akrho was represented by its regional president Richard Buscayno and national office representative Jojo Mañiquez, while Tau Gamma was represented by Nannan Jimenez and Renen Ceballos, Cebu chapter governor and vice governor respectively.


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                    [Title] => Tom blasts frat leaders over Sinulog melee
                    [Summary] => Mayor Tomas Osmena yesterday lambasted leaders of the warring Alpha Kappa Rho and Tau Gamma Phi for their lack of leadership to control their members over the incident that marred the Sinulog grand parade on Sunday. 


"One of the problem of Akhro and Tau is that they lack centralized leaders," Osmeña said. 


The mayor said he is open to suggestions over what the city could do to prevent future incidents involving the two groups. 


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                    [Title] => Vice gov: Frats should register with province
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Vice Governor Gregorio Sanchez, the presiding officer of the Provincial Board, is eyeing the passage of an ordinance requiring fraternities to register with the provincial government. This after suggestions that fraternities need to register with the Securities and Exchange Commission to regulate their activities.


Fraternity-related crimes since January 2004 have reached more than 40 already, most of these involving the Alpha Kappa Rho and Tau Gamma Phi fraternities.


Sanchez said the province wants to get the complete member list of these fraternities.


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                    [Title] => Akrho man, who stirs up slay of  Tau Gamma cousin, surrenders
                    [Summary] => The Alpha Kappa Rho member, who was pointed at as the one who called his fraternity brothers to attack and kill his own cousin belonging to the rival Tau Gamma Phi the other day, surrendered to the police late yesterday evening.



Tyke Lomibao was with his parents Annabel and Rufu when he yielded to the City Police homicide section at past 10pm yesterday. 



Homicide Section chief, Mario Monilar, then ordered Tyke detained and subjected to a paraffin test at PNP Crime Laboratory. He has not issued any statement yet about the killing.



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                    [Title] => EDITORIAL - Of frat wars and solutions
                    [Summary] => Warring fraternities Alpha Kappa Rho and Tau Gamma Phi cried foul over the plan of Provincial Police Chief Vicente Loot to tag them officially as criminal groups. Leaders of the two groups said a criminal tag would be unfair because reports of violence involving some members are isolated cases and do not reflect the behavior of the general membership.

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                    [Title] => Vidal open to a dialogue with warring fraternities
                    [Summary] => Cebu Archbishop Ricardo Cardinal Vidal said he is open to a dialogue with leaders of rival fraternities Alpha Kappa Rho and Tau Gamma Phi to resolve their rivalry. 


"If I can help, why not? I am open to that so that we can study the reason why it started. That's another thing that I feel horrified whenever I hear of another killing... I'm just wondering the origin of that and why we cannot control it," Vidal said.


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