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Just an honest and sincere observation, and I hope this doesn't offend anyone. I noticed that some law schools listed under the category are already not existing (i.e. defunct). Here's my query: How can an educational institution be called "old" if its already non-existent? I'm sure these defunct schools were listed due to the significant contribution that it may have made in Philippine legal education, but should it be listed under the category of oldest law schools or should another category be made for it? Would appreciate an objective discussion on this topic.-- Aclarado ( talk) 13:14, 23 October 2009 (UTC)
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Just an honest and sincere observation, and I hope this doesn't offend anyone. I noticed that some law schools listed under the category are already not existing (i.e. defunct). Here's my query: How can an educational institution be called "old" if its already non-existent? I'm sure these defunct schools were listed due to the significant contribution that it may have made in Philippine legal education, but should it be listed under the category of oldest law schools or should another category be made for it? Would appreciate an objective discussion on this topic.-- Aclarado ( talk) 13:14, 23 October 2009 (UTC)
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