In 1939, nineteen of the best and brightest student leaders and intellectuals in the College of Law of the University of the Philippines held together by ideals of brotherhood, excellence, leadership and service established the Alpha Phi Beta Fraternity. One of them was Renato Constantino, who eventually revolutionized how we viewed our nation’s history and became the voice of wisdom in the nationalist movement. As a student, Brod Tato, was the embodiment of the scholar—having served as editor-in-chief of the Philippine Collegian and becoming a champion debater. His scholarship however, …

Alphans earned top places during the First UP Law Dean’s Cup Triathlon last August 30.
Brod Mark Anthony “Marko” Samson ’93 was first in the Alumni Category while Brod Timothy Joseph “TJ” Isla ’99 finished seventh over-all and first in the Fraternity Category. Brod Rafael Guillermo ’06 placed second over-all.
Resident and alumni brods also participated in the relay race and fun run around the UP Diliman campus.
The Dean’s Cup Invitational Triathlon and Fun Run with the theme “Swim, Bike, Run for Peace Based on Justice” was organized to raise funds for …

Two Alphans were selected as editors of the Philippine Law Journal and the Ateneo Law Journal.

Participants had a blast at the Krav Maga clinic sponsored by the Fraternity during the ACLE last August 20.

Resident Brods visited the tomb of the late Brod Alex Icasiano ’98 at Heaven’s Gate Memorial Park, Antipolo to commemorate his 11th death anniversary last August 16.

The Brods offered flowers and songs in memory of Brod Alex, a scholar-leader taken too early. The Alpha Phi Beta continues to mourn his loss.

May Brod Alex’s memory and legacy live on.

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