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                    [Summary] => While people continue to debate the reasons for the declining state of education in this country, five successful women met over dinner a few weeks ago to talk about "high school life, oh, my high school life," as the Sharon Cuneta hit goes, and more importantly, how their school molded them into what they are today. Here they are, listed according to batch (gulp!): Jullie Yap Daza, journalist, Batch ’57;


Lourdes Kho Samson, chair of the Humanities Department of Miriam College, Batch ’64 (and my high school stenography teacher);
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Lourdes Kho Samson, chair of the Humanities Department of Miriam College, Batch ’64 (and my high school stenography teacher);
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