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UST law debaters to represent PH in Washington moot court tilt

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THE UST Law Debate and Moot Society won two awards in the Philip C. Jessup Cup on March 3, earning a spot in the international rounds where it will represent the Philippines along with four other teams.  Civil Law students Gabrielle Tirol, John Paul de los Reyes, Gerome Austria, Ian Quiambao, and John Andrew Tenecio emerged as runners-up in the competition, with Quiambao clinching the Best Oralist award in the championship round. The victory mar…
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UST law debaters to represent PH in Washington moot court tilt

THE UST Law Debate and Moot Society won two awards in the Philip C. Jessup Cup on March 3, earning a spot in the international rounds where it will represent the Philippines along with four other teams.  Civil Law students Gabrielle Tirol, John Paul de los Reyes, Gerome Austria, Ian Quiambao, and John Andrew Tenecio emerged as runners-up in the competition, with Quiambao clinching the Best Oralist award in the championship round. The victory mar…

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