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Leyte Produces 10th Placer In Latest Nursing Board Exams

Posted by Joel Tan Wednesday, February 3, 2010



Now here's a bit of news that Leyteños can be proud of: Two of the Top 10 passers of the November 2009 licensure examination for nurses are from Region 8, one of whom is from Dulag, Leyte.

Mary Kristine Teraza Labanta of Dulag, Leyte, a graduate of St. Scholastica's College - Tacloban, placed 10th in the nursing board exams, while Samareño Dickson Arasa Laude of Talolora placed 3rd.

According to Dr. Antonio Lim, dean of the St. Scholastica's College in Tacloban, the institution's passing rate for the nursing licensure examinations is 96 percent.

St. Scholastica's College may have produced topnotchers but Remedios Trinidad Romualdez Medical Foundation College of Nursing probably produced more passers.

RTR College Dean Cora Gasco said 236 of the 243 nursing board exam takers from the college passed. That's a 97.12-percent passing rate.

"This is already a big honor to our school, as only seven did not make it," Gasco told the Philippine Information Agency.

If you want to check out the rest of the story, hie off to the PIA website.

[Image: Breckenridge ISD Nurses Space]

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My name is Joel Tan. Many of you probably know me from MMOtaku, a blog I handled for b5media's EveryJoe for almost three years, from the last quarter of 2007 to the first quarter of 2010. Recently, I've decided to write for my own blog, The MMOsh Pit, that focuses on very much the same theme of my former network-based blog—massively multiplayer online games. Why call it The MMOsh Pit? Because MMOGs and the virtual worlds that they spawn are like concerts where some people are at the fringes, content in listening to the music from afar and apart from everyone else, while others are drawn to the center, in the mosh pit where the real action happens.
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