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          Five women who recently returned from training on “Leadership for Women in Law Enforcement” at the International Law Enforcement Academy in Bangkok.

        1. Five women who recently returned from training on “Leadership for Women in Law Enforcement” at the International Law Enforcement Academy in Bangkok.
        2. From the stable emerged such athletes as hurdler Agrifina de la Cruz, javelin thrower Erlinda Lavandia, baseball's Estipular brothers.
        3. When Agrifina Dela Pena was born on 30 January , in Malolos, Bulacan, Philippines, her father, Federico dela Peña, was 25 and her mother.
        4. When Agrifina Vindil De Leon was born on 12 June , in San Rafael, Bulacan, Philippines, her father, Antonio Villante De Leon, was 27 and her mother.
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          6. When Agrifina Dela Pena was born on 30 January , in Malolos, Bulacan, Philippines, her father, Federico dela Peña, was 25 and her mother.!

          MSU professor emeritus gives readers an inspirational world view

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          STARKVILLE, Miss.—Early life under Japanese occupation in World War II and a long teaching, research and service career at Mississippi State vividly are conveyed in a new autobiography by a professor emeritus at the university.

          In “Son of the Orient Seas,” Filipino native Armando A.

          de la Cruz shares childhood experiences from a time of major upheavals to his struggles to gain an education that concludes with a University of Georgia doctorate. He also describes his life and times in Starkville as a faculty member from 1970-2000 in MSU’s Department of Biological Sciences.

          The 268-page paperback is a late 2016 release by Pennsylvania-based Dorrance Publishing.

          In a February review on Amazon.com, one reader praised “Son of the Orient Seas” as resembling Homer’s “The Odyssey.” In particular, he found chapters about de la Cruz’s WWII experiences “especially enthralling and provide a viewpoi