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Jonathan Guardo, former chairman of the Cebu City Sports Commission, received the honor for overseeing the province’s hosting of key SEA Games events last December. What Peter Ueberroth was to Los Angeles at the 1984 Olympics, Guardo was to Cebu at the last SEA Games.
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The stars were all out last Jan. 9 and formed a constellation at the Rizal Ballroom of Makati Shangri-La, Manila for PEOPLE Asia’s "People of the Year" Awards Night.
President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, wearing an Ito Curata, came to cheer for the awardees who symbolized the triumph of the human spirit.
Your columnist and co-host Korina Sanchez called the night "fascinating" and truly it was.
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President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, wearing an Ito Curata, came to cheer for the awardees who symbolized the triumph of the human spirit.
Your columnist and co-host Korina Sanchez called the night "fascinating" and truly it was.
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All six countries seeing action in the event — Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand, Myanmar and the Philippines — have one way or the other honed up their skills and talent in China, making it a virtual showdown of China-trained bets in the four-day affair.
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[Title] => Kanino ang unang gold?
[Summary] => Inaasahang maiha-hatid nina karateka Gret-chen Malalad, long jumper Maristella Torres, cue artist Leonardo Dodong An-dam, chessers Eugene Torre, Rogelio Antonio Jr., Ronald Dableo at Nelson Mariano, divers at dance-sport athletes ang unang gintong medalya ng ban-sa sa pormal na pagsisi-mula ng kampanya ng Team Philippines Ngayon para sa overall title ng 23rd Southeast Asian Games.
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[Title] => Filipino divers seek repeat of ’03 feat
[Summary] => A crack RP diving squad is raring to strut its stuff in the 23rd Southeast Asian Games beginning tomorrow at the newly-built Trace Aquatics Center in Los Baños, Laguna, eyeing no less than a repeat of its feat in the last SEAG in Vietnam.
"We’re looking at four gold medals this time, or maybe more," said diving official Evan Alvia, confident of his wards’ chances in the event the Philippines dominated the last time out with a two-gold, two-silver, and two-bronze medal output in Hanoi.
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ANDREA MARIE RAFANAN
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Jonathan Guardo, former chairman of the Cebu City Sports Commission, received the honor for overseeing the province’s hosting of key SEA Games events last December. What Peter Ueberroth was to Los Angeles at the 1984 Olympics, Guardo was to Cebu at the last SEA Games.
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President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, wearing an Ito Curata, came to cheer for the awardees who symbolized the triumph of the human spirit.
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President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, wearing an Ito Curata, came to cheer for the awardees who symbolized the triumph of the human spirit.
Your columnist and co-host Korina Sanchez called the night "fascinating" and truly it was.
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All six countries seeing action in the event — Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand, Myanmar and the Philippines — have one way or the other honed up their skills and talent in China, making it a virtual showdown of China-trained bets in the four-day affair.
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[Summary] => A crack RP diving squad is raring to strut its stuff in the 23rd Southeast Asian Games beginning tomorrow at the newly-built Trace Aquatics Center in Los Baños, Laguna, eyeing no less than a repeat of its feat in the last SEAG in Vietnam.
"We’re looking at four gold medals this time, or maybe more," said diving official Evan Alvia, confident of his wards’ chances in the event the Philippines dominated the last time out with a two-gold, two-silver, and two-bronze medal output in Hanoi.
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November 26, 2005 - 12:00am
