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                    [Title] => De La Salle mulls move on UAAP ban
                    [Summary] => Whether De La Salle would accept the UAAP verdict or seek redress from the court will be known today when the school issues an official statement regarding its plan of action in the aftermath of the one-year suspension slapped by the league.


But any decision De La Salle will make, a source said, would anchor on preserving the integrity of the school.


Malou Caluma, head of La Salle’s Marketing and Communications Office, said they might issue an official statement  today.


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"It’s a one-year suspension," said UAAP board chair Fr. Max Rendon, CM, of Adamson after emerging from a grueling seven-hour meeting at the Adamson campus.


The league cited negligence as the main reason for the suspension.


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                    [Title] => UAAP pressed to expand probe on DLSU case
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Ricky Palou, the league’s technical committee chair and Ateneo board representative, hinted at this scenario after sources, speaking on condition of anonymity, alleged that  two more players outside the one La Salle is currently investigating have eligibility problems.


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Lito Tanjuatco, the school’s representative to the UAAP board, said that La Salle would be submitting to the league’s highest body a report as soon as it concluded the investigation.


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                    [Title] => Hindi lamang basketball ang mainit kundi lahat ng UAAP sports
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Ibig sabihin ang init ay mararamdaman sa 26 events sa sports sa seniors, 9 event sa 7 sports disciplines sa juniors o high school division. 


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But any decision De La Salle will make, a source said, would anchor on preserving the integrity of the school.


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But any decision De La Salle will make, a source said, would anchor on preserving the integrity of the school.


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"It’s a one-year suspension," said UAAP board chair Fr. Max Rendon, CM, of Adamson after emerging from a grueling seven-hour meeting at the Adamson campus.


The league cited negligence as the main reason for the suspension.


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Lito Tanjuatco, the school’s representative to the UAAP board, said that La Salle would be submitting to the league’s highest body a report as soon as it concluded the investigation.


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