+ Follow ITBAYAT AND SABTANG Tag
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[Title] => Rough seas hamper delivery of fuel products to Batanes
[Summary] => Rough seas have been hampering the delivery of fuel to the island province of Batanes, which has been experiencing power outages due to a fuel shortage since last month.
[DatePublished] => 2011-07-21 00:00:00
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[Title] => Student unrest hits Batanes’ only private school
[Summary] => BASCO, Batanes — The only private school in this province — the country’s smallest — is being threatened by student unrest over the school’s plan to raise tuition by at least 15 percent.
About 350 students of St. Dominic College staged a protest rally yesterday, demanding that the school’s financial records be scrutinized to determine if the planned tuition increase is justified. The school at present charges P120 per unit.
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About 350 students of St. Dominic College staged a protest rally yesterday, demanding that the school’s financial records be scrutinized to determine if the planned tuition increase is justified. The school at present charges P120 per unit.
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