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MIS was established primarily for Filipino and Timorese nationals to study. Other than these nationalities, MIS had already catered international students such as Indonesian, Vietnamese, Brazilian, Indian, Pakistani, Bangladesh, Sri Lankan, African, Chinese, Nepalese, Malaysian, Congolese, Tajikistan, Australian, Cuban and Norwegian.

STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS FOR ACADEMIC YEAR 2020-2021

President:
Vice President:
Secretary:
Treasurer:
Auditor:
Coordinators:
Preparatory & Primary:
Intermediate:
Junior High School:
Senior High School:
Adviser: JESSA KRISTINE G. COL-ITENG

THE MAHARLIKAN JOURNAL



The Maharlikan Journalists for Academic Year 2020-2021

Editor-in-Chief:        
Assistant Editor-in-Chief: 
News Editors:



Feature Editors:


Sports Editors:

                                                 
Photojournalist: 
                                                                         
Adviser: TERESITA C. WILLY
Consultants: CHARLES MICHAEL B. PAPAY
Founder and Executive Director MARTIN B. PAPAY JR.




SPORTS & CULTURE CLUB FOR ACADEMIC YEAR 2020-2021

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