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[Title] => UAAP ready to dialogue with DLSU
[Summary] => The new UAAP board is willing to sit down and have a dialogue with De La Salle to answer all the questions raised by the school following its suspension last week.
But the league said La Salle would have to wait till next month since the board could not immediately convene and come up with a clarification sought by the Taft-based school.
"It really depends on everyone’s availability, May is a difficult time for meetings," said Far Eastern U’s board representative Anton Montinola, the board’s designated spokesman on the La Salle issue.
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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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[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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[Title] => Verdict on La Salle out March 30
[Summary] => The UAAP board will convene next week where it is expected to finally rule on the eligibility scandal involving two La Salle players that had dragged on for months.
A source said the UAAP board has sent school representatives a letter calling for a meeting on March 30 where a decision on the recommendation of the ad hoc fact-finding committee is likely to be made.
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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] => 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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MALOU CALUMA
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[Title] => UAAP ready to dialogue with DLSU
[Summary] => The new UAAP board is willing to sit down and have a dialogue with De La Salle to answer all the questions raised by the school following its suspension last week.
But the league said La Salle would have to wait till next month since the board could not immediately convene and come up with a clarification sought by the Taft-based school.
"It really depends on everyone’s availability, May is a difficult time for meetings," said Far Eastern U’s board representative Anton Montinola, the board’s designated spokesman on the La Salle issue.
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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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[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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[Title] => Verdict on La Salle out March 30
[Summary] => The UAAP board will convene next week where it is expected to finally rule on the eligibility scandal involving two La Salle players that had dragged on for months.
A source said the UAAP board has sent school representatives a letter calling for a meeting on March 30 where a decision on the recommendation of the ad hoc fact-finding committee is likely to be made.
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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] => 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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