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The Commission on Higher Education (CHED) has given in to the request of an association of private schools to remove the cap on tuition increases, paving the way for these schools to charge higher tuition this coming school year.
CHED chairman Carlito Puno has decided to scrap CHED Memorandum Order 14, which mandates that all tuition and other school fee increases imposed by private schools should not be higher than the prevailing inflation rate.
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[Title] => Presidential yellow, the blue-green team
[Summary] => Thursday, The STAR printed an exclusive about Maui Villanueva, the 16-year old UPIS center who is now the country’s first basketball scholar to Japan. The 6’4" Villanueva, who comes from a brood of basketball-playing brothers, chanced upon tryouts for Kyoto’s Higashiyama High School at Reyes Gym, immediately impressed the coaches. Within the hour, the coaches were calling Villanueva’s parents to sign him up. The story received quite a bit of attention, and touched the heart of one of the country’s most known political figures.
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[Title] => Still no justice for Llamas family
[Summary] => It has been a year since Ateneo law school graduate Jose Ramon Llamas was gunned down over a traffic altercation in Pasay City, but justice remains elusive to his family as his killer remains on the loose.
The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI), however, said it is not giving up hope in arresting Basher Abdulrahman, the primary suspect in the fatal shooting in the afternoon of Jan. 10 last year.
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[Summary] => Maybe, just maybe, Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co. president and chief executive officer Manuel Pangilinan may be on a roll.
After stopping the entry of John Gokongwei Jr. into PLDT, Manny Pangilinan may have another reason to celebrate this Saturday when the college basketball teams of De La Salle University and Ateneo de Manila University fight for the UAAP championship.
There’s a lot of betting on the final outcome of the game
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[Title] => Aquino appoints new Sandiganbayan justice
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The Commission on Higher Education (CHED) has given in to the request of an association of private schools to remove the cap on tuition increases, paving the way for these schools to charge higher tuition this coming school year.
CHED chairman Carlito Puno has decided to scrap CHED Memorandum Order 14, which mandates that all tuition and other school fee increases imposed by private schools should not be higher than the prevailing inflation rate.
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[Title] => Still no justice for Llamas family
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The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI), however, said it is not giving up hope in arresting Basher Abdulrahman, the primary suspect in the fatal shooting in the afternoon of Jan. 10 last year.
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[Summary] => Maybe, just maybe, Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co. president and chief executive officer Manuel Pangilinan may be on a roll.
After stopping the entry of John Gokongwei Jr. into PLDT, Manny Pangilinan may have another reason to celebrate this Saturday when the college basketball teams of De La Salle University and Ateneo de Manila University fight for the UAAP championship.
There’s a lot of betting on the final outcome of the game
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January 10, 2004 - 12:00am
