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Gov. explained the POC’s role and mission in the speech. He said "the POC cannot compromise itself by kowtowing to any group, government or private (but) by no means does it mean, though, that the POC exists in isolation – it simply means that it conducts its interactions with impartiality and integrity."


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Alligator in the pool

By Maica Bailon | May 13, 2003 - 12:00am

Kicking off from the pool’s wall, he glides effortlessly in the water, covering meters in a second. He takes one arm out of the water to make his first stroke, then the next, and the next, all with nary a splash....

Starweek Magazine

A sportsman for all seasons

By Joaquin M. Henson | February 17, 2002 - 12:00am

Many years ago, former two-time Philippine Olympic Committee (POC) president and four-term Surigao del Norte governor Jose Sering sent me a copy of a speech he delivered at a Sports Summit in Baguio in 1992. Gov....

Sports