+ Follow JANUARY SANCHEZ Tag
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[Title] => Long wait over for 5,758 law graduates as Bar results out today
[Summary] => After six months of waiting, the verdict is finally delivered today for some 5,758 law graduates who took last year’s Bar, one of the most anticipated licensure test results in the country.
Amid an air of anxiety and excitement, throngs of aspiring lawyers will once again fill the Supreme Court (SC) grounds on Padre Faura street in Ermita, Manila as it releases the test results in the afternoon — with particular interest paid to the top Bar examinees.
[DatePublished] => 2006-03-30 00:00:00
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[Title] => Good news arrived on son’s birthday
[Summary] => January Sanchez markets, cooks, keeps house for husband Jay and their four-year-old son Jacob. Somewhere in between her duties as a wife and mother, the 26-year-old January also found time to top the 2004 Bar.
"I will have my marshmallow later," January, named after the leading female character in the ’70s Jacqueline Susann novel "Once is Not Enough," smiles sweetly when asked if she intends to take off after her feat.
January, however, believes in "suspended pleasure."
[DatePublished] => 2005-04-13 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Joanne Rae M. Ramirez
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[Title] => UP graduates dominate Bar
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The University of the Philippines finished 1-2 in the 2004 Bar as they towed two other classmates in the top 10 in results released last night by the Supreme Court.
UP’s January Sanchez topped the Bar with a score of 87.45 percent, followed closely by another UP graduate, Ronald de Vera, at 86.95 percent. Joseph Joemer Perez was eighth and Niel Simon Silva ninth, both also from State University.
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JANUARY SANCHEZ
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[Title] => Long wait over for 5,758 law graduates as Bar results out today
[Summary] => After six months of waiting, the verdict is finally delivered today for some 5,758 law graduates who took last year’s Bar, one of the most anticipated licensure test results in the country.
Amid an air of anxiety and excitement, throngs of aspiring lawyers will once again fill the Supreme Court (SC) grounds on Padre Faura street in Ermita, Manila as it releases the test results in the afternoon — with particular interest paid to the top Bar examinees.
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[Title] => Good news arrived on son’s birthday
[Summary] => January Sanchez markets, cooks, keeps house for husband Jay and their four-year-old son Jacob. Somewhere in between her duties as a wife and mother, the 26-year-old January also found time to top the 2004 Bar.
"I will have my marshmallow later," January, named after the leading female character in the ’70s Jacqueline Susann novel "Once is Not Enough," smiles sweetly when asked if she intends to take off after her feat.
January, however, believes in "suspended pleasure."
[DatePublished] => 2005-04-13 00:00:00
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[Title] => UP graduates dominate Bar
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The University of the Philippines finished 1-2 in the 2004 Bar as they towed two other classmates in the top 10 in results released last night by the Supreme Court.
UP’s January Sanchez topped the Bar with a score of 87.45 percent, followed closely by another UP graduate, Ronald de Vera, at 86.95 percent. Joseph Joemer Perez was eighth and Niel Simon Silva ninth, both also from State University.
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