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[Title] => Report from Lansing
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[Title] => Phl Studies in Michigan
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[Title] => Another October, another Michigan
[Summary] => Like I mentioned last week, I’m in the US to visit family and to participate at the International Conference on the Philippines (Icophil), which is taking place Oct. 28-30 at Michigan State University in East Lansing, Michigan.
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[Title] => A feast of Filipiniana
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