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[Title] => De La Salle Lipa opens doors to international students
[Summary] => In response to De La Salle Lipa’s (DLSL) internationalization agenda, it now maintains strong relationship with 14 universities from nine countries. Since 2008, DLSL president Br. Manuel Pajarillo FSC, has signed memorandums of understanding (MOU) with partner universities from USA, South Korea, Taiwan, France, Indonesia, China, Chile, Japan, and Thailand through the newly established Linkages and International Relations Directorate.
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[Title] => Chilé: Here and Over there
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Returning from Chilé, Tita Meneses Trillo wrote this glowing report: "Chilé is a narrow strip of land 2,700 miles long and an average of 70 meter miles wide. On the East, it is flanked by the Pacific Ocean, on the West, by the Andes Mountain, on the North, by the driest desert in the world, and on the South, by the Antartica."
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Returning from Chilé, Tita Meneses Trillo wrote this glowing report: "Chilé is a narrow strip of land 2,700 miles long and an average of 70 meter miles wide. On the East, it is flanked by the Pacific Ocean, on the West, by the Andes Mountain, on the North, by the driest desert in the world, and on the South, by the Antartica."
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