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Failing to do that in person, UPCB student Gian Carlo Leung, head of the school’s Beta Sigma chapter who, along with a female friend, was kidnapped and killed allegedly by a rival fraternity last month, would have graduated posthumously today.


In fact, Leung was included in the 32-page program for the UPCB graduation which will be held at the Baguio Convention Center.


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GIAN CARLO LEUNG

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Failing to do that in person, UPCB student Gian Carlo Leung, head of the school’s Beta Sigma chapter who, along with a female friend, was kidnapped and killed allegedly by a rival fraternity last month, would have graduated posthumously today.


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UP to decide on slain student’s ‘graduation’

April 24, 2001 - 12:00am

BAGUIO CITY — He would have been one of 38 students receiving their degrees in Mass Communications today from the University of the Philippines College Baguio (UPCB). Failing...

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