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That’s what HSBC chief executive officer Warner Manning did recently.


Losing 23 lbs. was good for his heart,  literally and figuratively, because he used his (weight) loss to gain a future for poor Filipino children.


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They are Ellen T. Tordesillas, Josefina (Pennie Azarcon) de la Cruz, and   Gloria J. Baylon. I will write about the MOD magazine editor, Cynthia (Chay)  U. Santiago, in a future column.


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Losing 23 lbs. was good for his heart,  literally and figuratively, because he used his (weight) loss to gain a future for poor Filipino children.


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They are Ellen T. Tordesillas, Josefina (Pennie Azarcon) de la Cruz, and   Gloria J. Baylon. I will write about the MOD magazine editor, Cynthia (Chay)  U. Santiago, in a future column.


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Bank CEO loses 23 lbs. for charity

By Joanne Rae M. Ramirez | May 15, 2003 - 12:00am

Lose 23 lbs., gain P228,128.91. That’s what HSBC chief executive officer Warner Manning did recently. Losing 23 lbs. was good for his heart, literally and figuratively, because he used his (weight) loss to...

Newsmakers

Outstanding women in media

By FROM THE STANDS | By Domini M. Torrevillas | April 10, 2003 - 12:00am

Let me write about three Outstanding Women Journalists who were given awards by the National Council of Women of the Philippines last week. I do so because these are accomplished women whose bylines you read, but...

Opinion

An MBA by online

By FROM THE STANDS | By Domini M. Torrevillas | March 20, 2003 - 12:00am

More and more people are putting education a top priority. According to the Commission on Higher Education, last year, 385,349 students graduated from college. Of this, 27 percent finished business administration...

Opinion