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Last month, August 31 to be exact, I wrote a piece calling for a state of emergency to be declared in Metro Manila, allowing the President to exercise emergency powers that could deploy the military to deal with traffic.
Business tycoon Eduardo “Danding” Cojuangco Jr. or ECJ celebrated his birthday with close friends, relatives and the management and staff of San Miguel Corp. who warmly greeted their chairman during the party they hosted at Makati Shangri-La the other night. But the highlight of the evening was the former Ambassador’s “birthday gift” to his alma mater form of a P250-million endowment to the De La Salle University with no preconditions whatsoever, with DLSU at liberty to use the funds in any manner it sees fit.
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Last Thursday afternoon, the University of San Jose-Recoletos (USJ-R) invited this writer and Radio commentator Alex Bolongaita to speak before the College of Law professors and students on the topic of “Federalism: A form of government, its advantages and disadvantages.” Atty. Jonathan Capanas, Dean of the College of Law sent us the invitation.
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Business tycoon Eduardo “Danding” Cojuangco Jr. or ECJ celebrated his birthday with close friends, relatives and the management and staff of San Miguel Corp. who warmly greeted their chairman during the party they hosted at Makati Shangri-La the other night. But the highlight of the evening was the former Ambassador’s “birthday gift” to his alma mater form of a P250-million endowment to the De La Salle University with no preconditions whatsoever, with DLSU at liberty to use the funds in any manner it sees fit.
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A week ago, Kai Sotto was still in the middle of concussion protocol. He was deemed questionable to play for Gilas Pilipinas, who is set to face World No. 22 New Zealand in the FIBA Asia Cup qualifiers.
Gilas Pilipinas successfully defended its home court and thwarted fancied New Zealand, 93-89, in the Group B play of the FIBA Asia Cup qualifiers Thursday evening at the Mall of Asia Arena in Pasay.
New York’s Jalen Brunson and Karl-Anthony Towns joined forces and dealt the Phoenix Suns their fifth straight loss, leading the Knicks to a 138-122 victory at the Footprint Center in Arizona on Thursday (Manila time).
TNT Tropang Giga’s Calvin Oftana may have called their recent masterclass finals win a “job done”, but the versatile wingman is far from the finish line.
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