Aynrand Tirazona: A Profile in Excellence



Once again, Abaknons can stand by the proud claim that academic excellence is  something  that runs abundantly in our collective veins.

The laurel this time came from Aynrand Victor Manaog Tirazona who topped the University of Eastern Philippines (UEP) BS Nursing Ametrine Batch of 2010. He led the pack by copping Magna Cum Laude honors, with a grade point average of 1.45. 

He also garnered the Academic Excellence Award and Nurse Clinician Award. 

Lest you wonder who he is, Aynrand is the eldest son of Dr. Antonio Tirazona and Dr. Amalia Manaog-Tirazona. Truth is, he was raised primarily in Catbalogan City where his parents are practicing their medical professions. But it is undeniable, as he himself professes, that he is true-blue Capuleno because he could speak Abaknon fluently.

(with notes from Ms. Ely M. Balanquit)

Comments

  1. UnknownApril 19, 2010 at 7:11 AM

    congrats igso aynrand! regards to ninang amalia and ninong tony!

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  2. UnknownAugust 13, 2010 at 12:25 PM

    Congrats!!! Please say HELLO to your mom for me. Pakisabi si Tacing ito from Canada.

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