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St. Scholastica’s College bucked the absence of its skipper as it repulsed UST, 24-26, 25-13, 25-14, to notch its third straight victory in the Shakey’s Girls Volleyball League at San Juan gym over the weekend.
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A heavy five-game bill, featuring the St. Scholastica-UST tussle and the De La Salle-Lipa-Univ. of Perpetual Help-Molino match, ushers in the third playdate of the eighth Shakey’s Girls Volleyball League at the San Juan gym today.
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St. Scholastica’s College Manila High School Batch ’86 celebrates their 25th anniversary with the St. Scholastica’s College Watch by Swatch, which was launched last Sept. 10 at The Gallery, second floor, Greenbelt 5, Ayala Center, Makati City.
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                    [Title] => Di niya piniling maging bakla!
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Among its outstanding alumnae are former President Cory Aquino, Cecile Sicangco, Clarissa Ocampo, Gloria Diaz, Ma-an Hontiveros, Mitch Valdes and Ida Henares.


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The FBL, sponsored by Primovit growth vitamins, was designed to be an introductory league to young children who wanted to get their feet wet in actual basketball competition.


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                    [Title] => RTU, Miriam, DLSZ pace WNCAA caging
                    [Summary] => Rizal Technological University, Miriam College and De La Salle Zobel held on to the leadership of their respective divisions over the weekend in the WNCAA 35th season basketball tournament at the St. Scholastica’s College gym.


RTU scored back-to-back wins — over St. Scho on Saturday, 40-27, and against Siena College of Quezon City yesterday, 67-36 — to pace the seniors level with a 6-0 card.


Rhodora Sacamay and Jacqueline Abacial led the Lady Technocrats charge yesterday, scoring 11 and 10 points, respectively.


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Among its outstanding alumnae are former President Cory Aquino, Cecile Sicangco, Clarissa Ocampo, Gloria Diaz, Ma-an Hontiveros, Mitch Valdes and Ida Henares.


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The FBL, sponsored by Primovit growth vitamins, was designed to be an introductory league to young children who wanted to get their feet wet in actual basketball competition.


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RTU scored back-to-back wins — over St. Scho on Saturday, 40-27, and against Siena College of Quezon City yesterday, 67-36 — to pace the seniors level with a 6-0 card.


Rhodora Sacamay and Jacqueline Abacial led the Lady Technocrats charge yesterday, scoring 11 and 10 points, respectively.


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