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The Commission on Higher Education has launched its search for Ten Outstanding Students of the Philippines to give recognition to the achievements of students in the region.
Every year, outstanding students across the region are given the chance for their achievements to be recognized. Areas that are taken into consideration include superior academic performance, remarkable leadership skills, altruistic community involvement and praiseworthy personal values.
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I met Senator Raul Roco three times. The first was in February 1998. Along with other presidential candidates, we invited him to present his platform for gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender rights at the UP Film Center. I was the emcee at that event. Many of the presidentiables came. Senator Miriam Defensor Santiago was there, and her staff told me that the good senator wanted me to read her whole CV. Which I did, and the CV was at least 10 pages long.
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SENATOR RAUL ROCO
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