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He enters the room, makes a sweeping glance at our class, goes up five steps to an elevated platform, sets down his books at the very edge of the table and takes pains in fixing each book so that it is stacked up straight with no corners sticking out.

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                    [Title] => Remembering figures in arts and letters
                    [Summary] => My esteemed colleague Isagani R. Cruz marked "All Souls’ Day" in his column by mentioning friends who are now enjoying their just reward in the empyrean realm.


From Isagani’s long list, I shall draw a few who in their lifetime extended to me acts of kindness, or who left indelible images of themselves in my memory.


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                    [Title] => Filipino Fund spins off new unit to hold its assets
                    [Summary] => Filipino Fund Inc., a closed-end investment company partly owned by the Ayalas, has spun off a new company that will hold its assets, including its stock investments, as part of its quasi-reorganization plan.


The quasi-reorganization plan entails the unbundling of Filipino Fund’s assets and lodging of its listed equities and other income under a new company named Philippine Index Fund (PIF).


It also involves the reduction of Filipino Fund’s authorized capital stock and the return of capital to shareholders of Filipino Fund in the form of PIF shares.


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                    [Title] => April Full (of fun) Day
                    [Summary] => April Fool’s Day became an April Full (of fun) Day for the Assumption High School Class 1978 Foundation when their benefit concert, Let’s Groove Tonight  packed Streetlife in Glorietta with more than 500 baby boomers rocking to the music of the late ’70s.


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                    [Title] => BPI sees 20% rise in income this year
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The country’s second largest commercial bank on a consolidated basis registered a net income of P3.05 billion last year, 34.6 percent lower than the P4.67-billion income of 1999.


Loinaz said net income for the first three months of this year was "substantially higher" than last year’s first quarter but did not give details.


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The country’s second largest commercial bank on a consolidated basis registered a net income of P3.05 billion last year, 34.6 percent lower than the P4.67-billion income of 1999.


Loinaz said net income for the first three months of this year was "substantially higher" than last year’s first quarter but did not give details.


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Teacher beast and teacher best

By Letty Jacinto-Lopez | July 2, 2013 - 12:00am

He enters the room, makes a sweeping glance at our class, goes up five steps to an elevated platform, sets down his books at the very edge of the table and takes pains in fixing each book so that it is stacked up...

Health And Family

Remembering figures in arts and letters

By SUNDRY STROKES | November 22, 2003 - 12:00am

My esteemed colleague Isagani R. Cruz marked "All Souls’ Day" in his column by mentioning friends who are now enjoying their just reward in the empyrean realm. From Isagani’s long list, I shall...

Opinion

Filipino Fund spins off new unit to hold its assets

By Zinnia B. Dela Peña | May 15, 2003 - 12:00am

Filipino Fund Inc., a closed-end investment company partly owned by the Ayalas, has spun off a new company that will hold its assets, including its stock investments, as part of its quasi-reorganization plan. The...

Business

April Full (of fun) Day

By Joanne Rae M. Ramirez | April 29, 2003 - 12:00am

April Fool’s Day became an April Full (of fun) Day for the Assumption High School Class 1978 Foundation when their benefit concert, Let’s Groove Tonight packed Streetlife in Glorietta with more than 500...

Newsmakers

BPI sees 20% rise in income this year

By Ted P. Torres | April 20, 2001 - 12:00am

The Bank of the Philippine Islands expects net income to grow or "do better than" 20 percent this year, bank president Xavier Loinaz said after yesterday’s annual...

Business