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                    [AuthorName] => Veronica R. Samio
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                    [Title] => These keybie creatures are on the café's menu
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                    [AuthorName] =>  Christina Mendez
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                    [AuthorName] => Maria Isabel Garcia
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                    [Title] => Trashing tourism
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When one invites visitors to his home, one of the first things a guest notices is how the house is kept – if it is clean, tidy or orderly – a reflection of one’s character. Certainly, when we invite tourists to this country, we would like to put our best foot forward.
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All suited up with my equipment ready, I headed to the Cebu Country Club very early yesterday morning for the 5th La Salle-Ateneo Golf Tournament.


I knew it was going to be difficult to find a schedule that would allow me to head out of the course by 10:30 a.m. to attend the membership screening committee meeting at Alta Vista Golf and Country Club, but the Boy Scout in me told me to just be ready.


Boy was I ready, well in terms of garb, but definitely not game, uinfortunately time became a matter of essence and playing was not anymore an option.


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                    [Title] => Parental Guidance
                    [Summary] => Boys from Ateneo de Manila University visited Don Bosco College yesterday to play some goodwill matches with the Bosconians, who extended their summer training for two days for the grand finish that had Manila flavor.


I spent the whole morning at the football field yesterday together with many other dads and moms, who belong to the rapidly growing tribe of football parents.


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                    [Title] => Winning at all costs (Part 2)
                    [Summary] => When I came out with my column Winning At All Costs, two weeks ago the news of La Salle fielding an ineligible player that was written on the other page of this paper came as a complete shock to me. I didn’t realize that my alma mater had gone that far off course.


It has been a great thing for me to see that the public, and the media in particular, has not allowed the issue to just die a natural death. And though it is quite an emotional issue for me, I feel it is my responsibility to write the entire story, as I know it.


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At that time, from the way we were motivated to how we were handled, though unspoken, it was clear to us what was of utmost importance.


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                    [Title] => Mandaue City dad scores DLSU chief’s comments vs GMA
                    [Summary] => Philippine Councilors League national president Carlo Fortuna views with alarm the comments of La Sallite Bro. Armin Luistro who was quoted in a national daily as saying "the longer Ms. Arroyo stayed in office, the greater the danger of a military intervention."


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                    [Title] => The element of surprise
                    [Summary] => Begging your indulgence for this personal aside, I went to a most unusual reunion a couple of weeks ago with my classmates from Section 7-D of La Salle Green Hills, who graduated from grade school in 1966, before EDSA, before Unimart, before Tropical Hut. I hadn’t seen most of them in nearly 40 years, and I was amazed – I should admit saddened – by how you could be a grinning boy in button-fly khaki shorts one minute and a balding, gout-ridden man the next, wondering where all the brightness and the bravado went.
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                    [Focus] => 0
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                    [AuthorName] => Butch Dalisay
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I knew it was going to be difficult to find a schedule that would allow me to head out of the course by 10:30 a.m. to attend the membership screening committee meeting at Alta Vista Golf and Country Club, but the Boy Scout in me told me to just be ready.


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I spent the whole morning at the football field yesterday together with many other dads and moms, who belong to the rapidly growing tribe of football parents.


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At that time, from the way we were motivated to how we were handled, though unspoken, it was clear to us what was of utmost importance.


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