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                    [Title] => Confronting world hungers with St. Ignatius of Loyola
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The name ‘Loyola’ has become such a popular name since the vast area known as Loyola Heights came to existence in Quezon City when the old Ateneo de Manila transferred there from its old place in Ermita and became its most famous landmark.
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JEREZ, Spain — The story so far: a barkada of four amorous testosterone junkies beat back other pretenders to the throne and win a chance to reclaim their ambiguous Spanish heritage in the Fundador Brotherhood Challenge (a.k.a. Lucky Bastards Going To Spain, or LuBaGS).
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We traveled 7,525 miles over 20 hours, two airlines, four airports, and one pair of underwear.
 To drink Fundador brandy. Loads and loads of Fundador brandy.   
And, damn, that trip was worth giving up half my liver for.  
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                    [Title] => Fundador, Maxxium forge alliance
                    [Summary] => His name evokes an aura of distinction. Perhaps it is the name – Don Beltran Domecq, scion of the House of Pedro Domecq, which could very well be considered royalty in the world of wines and spirits. After all, Domecq is the name behind Fundador Brandy, one of the world’s most respected and most recognizable brandies.


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                    [Title] => Confronting world hungers with St. Ignatius of Loyola
                    [Summary] => The name ‘Loyola’ has become such a proud name since the vast area known as Loyola Heights came to existence in Quezon City when the old Ateneo de Manila became its most famous landmark having transferred from its old place in Ermita, Manila. Subdivisions around the Ateneo would always specify in their addresses that the location was Loyola Heights, meaning a well-appointed place. The name has become prestigious; surely not in the way the ‘Loyola’ was originally known in the 16th century.


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Confronting world hungers with St. Ignatius of Loyola

By GOD'S WORD TODAY | By Jesus V. Fernandez, S.J. | July 31, 2011 - 12:00am

The name ‘Loyola’ has become such a popular name since the vast area known as Loyola Heights came to existence in Quezon City when the old Ateneo de Manila transferred there from its old place in Ermita...

Opinion

Going Jeretical

By RJ Ledesma | November 21, 2007 - 12:00am

JEREZ, Spain — The story so far: a barkada of four amorous testosterone junkies beat back other pretenders to the throne and win a chance to reclaim their ambiguous Spanish heritage in the Fundador Brotherhood...

Fashion and Beauty

Ang lubags mo

By RJ Ledesma | November 7, 2007 - 12:00am

We traveled 7,525 miles over 20 hours, two airlines, four airports, and one pair of underwear.  To drink Fundador brandy. Loads and loads of Fundador brandy.   And, damn, that trip was worth giving...

Fashion and Beauty

Fundador, Maxxium forge alliance

December 19, 2005 - 12:00am

His name evokes an aura of distinction. Perhaps it is the name – Don Beltran Domecq, scion of the House of Pedro Domecq, which could very well be considered royalty in the world of wines and spirits. After all,...

Business As Usual

Confronting world hungers with St. Ignatius of Loyola

By GOD'S WORD TODAY | By GOD'S WORD TODAY By Jesus V. Fernandez, S.J. | July 31, 2005 - 12:00am

The name ‘Loyola’ has become such a proud name since the vast area known as Loyola Heights came to existence in Quezon City when the old Ateneo de Manila became its most famous landmark having transferred...

Opinion