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Paolo Yap: Harvard bound

By BRIGHT YOUNG THING By Paula Nocon | July 4, 2003 - 12:00am

Only a handful of homegrown Filipino students make it to the most celebrated university in the world, and even fewer get there on a full scholarship. And when this does occur, it is a rare occasion that merits pride,...

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