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                    [Title] => ‘Verdict on DLSU will be just, fair’
                    [Summary] => The UAAP decision on the eligibility scandal involving La Salle will be just and fair, according to league board chairman Fr. Max Rendon, CM, of Adamson.


"The board will decide based on committee findings," said Rendon, referring to the investigation being conducted by the ad hoc committee headed by Fr. Ermito de Sagon, OP, of Santo Tomas.


The five-man fact-finding committee will talk to a few more personalities who could help shed light on the case. It is expected to wind up its probe this week and submit its recommendation to the UAAP board.


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                    [Title] => DLSU to act only after UAAP verdict
                    [Summary] => What’s De La Salle University thinking? 


Several days after leaving its  fate to the UAAP board by announcing it will not file a leave of absence in all sports, La Salle had a sudden change of heart and decided to make its move only after the league had come up with a final verdict.


"DLSU would like to clarify earlier reports regarding the UAAP issue. It will wait for the UAAP to conclude its investigation after which, DLSU will decide its next course of action," La Salle said in a statement.


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                    [Title] => La Salle fate now up to UAAP board
                    [Summary] => De La Salle University’s fate is now up to the UAAP board to decide.


Divided on the issue for months, La Salle finally came up with a unified stand as it left it to the league board to make the final verdict regarding the eligibility scandal the school is involved in.


In a media advisory, Malou Caluma, head of La Salle’s Marketing Communications Office, said the decision was arrived at in the school’s board of trustees meeting Tuesday on the Taft campus.


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                    [Title] => La Salle still divided on ‘leave’ option
                    [Summary] => With its officials and alumni divided on whether or not to file a leave of absence in all sports in Season 69 of the UAAP in the aftermath of the eligibility scam, La Salle has reportedly given itself until March 14 to come up with a united stand on the issue.


Sources said La Salle officials have been deliberating the past few weeks, trying to come up with the best possible approach on how to resolve the issue that has rocked not only the Taft-based school but the entire league as well.


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                    [Title] => An edifice for Bro. Andrew....
                    [Summary] => Noted educator, Bro. Andrew Gonzalez, FSC was recently conferred the title of President Emeritus by the De La Salle University (DLSU) in recognition of his various achievements, contributions, and vision in transforming De La Salle University into a premiere university in the Philippines. At the same time, the school also named the new General Education building as "Bro. Andrew Gonzalez Hall" as a reaffirmation of its boundless gratitude to Bro. Andrew. 


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                    [Title] => La Salle files leave of absence
                    [Summary] => With a possible suspension looming large in the horizon, La Salle jumped the gun on the UAAP as it filed a leave of absence from the league’s men’s basketball competition this coming Season 69.


La Salle submitted the letter last Jan. 23, informing UAAP board chair Fr. Max Rendon, C.M. of Adamson of its decision to take a one-year leave of absence from the basketball competition in the aftermath of the eligibility scam.


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                    [Title] => DepEd, La Salle mourn death of Bro. Andrew
                    [Summary] => Department of Education (DepEd) officials and employees joined the De La Salle University (DLSU) community in mourning the death of Bro. Andrew Gonzalez, who passed away last Sunday due to complications from diabetes.


In separate statements, the DLSU and DepEd expressed sadness over his passing away while citing the many accomplishments of Gonzalez as an educator. 


Gonzalez was president of DLSU-Manila from 1971-1979 and 1994-1998 and was education secretary from 1998-2001.


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                    [AuthorName] => Sandy  Araneta
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                    [Title] => Pumaren resigns
                    [Summary] => 



Franz Pumaren has resigned as coach of the De La Salle basketball team, bringing to five the number of school and team officials who had quit their posts in the aftermath of the UAAP eligibility scam.


Highly-placed sources told The STAR last night that Pumaren resigned after a one-hour meeting with La Salle president Bro. Armin Luistro last Monday. The team left for Hawaii for a series of goodwill games the following day. 


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                    [Title] => La Salle mulls leave of absence
                    [Summary] => La Salle, forced to effect changes in its admission policies in the aftermath of the UAAP eligibility scam, is seriously considering taking a leave of absence from the UAAP for the rest of this season and in 2006.


Dr. Carmelita Quebengco, DLSU executive vice president, hinted this in her letter to the academic community the other day wherein she also mentioned the other steps the school officials have taken in their attempt to protect the name of the institution and keep the ideals of the league itself.


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                    [Title] => DLSU to endorse case to authorities
                    [Summary] => La Salle yesterday said it would endorse the findings of its four-man panel to the appropriate government agency, like the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI), to prosecute those who may be found to be criminally liable in the player eligibility scam that rocked the school.
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DR. CARMELITA QUEBENGCO

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"The board will decide based on committee findings," said Rendon, referring to the investigation being conducted by the ad hoc committee headed by Fr. Ermito de Sagon, OP, of Santo Tomas.


The five-man fact-finding committee will talk to a few more personalities who could help shed light on the case. It is expected to wind up its probe this week and submit its recommendation to the UAAP board.


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"DLSU would like to clarify earlier reports regarding the UAAP issue. It will wait for the UAAP to conclude its investigation after which, DLSU will decide its next course of action," La Salle said in a statement.


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                    [Title] => La Salle fate now up to UAAP board
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Divided on the issue for months, La Salle finally came up with a unified stand as it left it to the league board to make the final verdict regarding the eligibility scandal the school is involved in.


In a media advisory, Malou Caluma, head of La Salle’s Marketing Communications Office, said the decision was arrived at in the school’s board of trustees meeting Tuesday on the Taft campus.


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                    [Title] => La Salle still divided on ‘leave’ option
                    [Summary] => With its officials and alumni divided on whether or not to file a leave of absence in all sports in Season 69 of the UAAP in the aftermath of the eligibility scam, La Salle has reportedly given itself until March 14 to come up with a united stand on the issue.


Sources said La Salle officials have been deliberating the past few weeks, trying to come up with the best possible approach on how to resolve the issue that has rocked not only the Taft-based school but the entire league as well.


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                    [Title] => La Salle files leave of absence
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La Salle submitted the letter last Jan. 23, informing UAAP board chair Fr. Max Rendon, C.M. of Adamson of its decision to take a one-year leave of absence from the basketball competition in the aftermath of the eligibility scam.


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                    [Title] => DepEd, La Salle mourn death of Bro. Andrew
                    [Summary] => Department of Education (DepEd) officials and employees joined the De La Salle University (DLSU) community in mourning the death of Bro. Andrew Gonzalez, who passed away last Sunday due to complications from diabetes.


In separate statements, the DLSU and DepEd expressed sadness over his passing away while citing the many accomplishments of Gonzalez as an educator. 


Gonzalez was president of DLSU-Manila from 1971-1979 and 1994-1998 and was education secretary from 1998-2001.


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Franz Pumaren has resigned as coach of the De La Salle basketball team, bringing to five the number of school and team officials who had quit their posts in the aftermath of the UAAP eligibility scam.


Highly-placed sources told The STAR last night that Pumaren resigned after a one-hour meeting with La Salle president Bro. Armin Luistro last Monday. The team left for Hawaii for a series of goodwill games the following day. 


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                    [Summary] => La Salle, forced to effect changes in its admission policies in the aftermath of the UAAP eligibility scam, is seriously considering taking a leave of absence from the UAAP for the rest of this season and in 2006.


Dr. Carmelita Quebengco, DLSU executive vice president, hinted this in her letter to the academic community the other day wherein she also mentioned the other steps the school officials have taken in their attempt to protect the name of the institution and keep the ideals of the league itself.


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                    [Summary] => La Salle yesterday said it would endorse the findings of its four-man panel to the appropriate government agency, like the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI), to prosecute those who may be found to be criminally liable in the player eligibility scam that rocked the school.
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