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  1. ATENEO Blue Eagles head coach Tab Baldwin appears before Department of Labor and Employment Secretary Francis Tolentino at the DoLE office in Intramuros, Manila, Monday to clarify his employment status and authorization to work in the Philippines.

    Where is accountability?

    A column questions Ateneo de Manila University’s accountability after the UAAP sanctioned Tab Baldwin and team staff over the Dipaculao tragedy, proposing an…

  2. TAB Baldwin’s woes continue to pile up as the Department of Labor and Employment slapped him with hefty fine for multiple work permit violations.

    Baldwin, Ateneo penalized for labor breaches

    Former Ateneo coach Tab Baldwin faces P9.8 million in DoLE fines for work permit violations, while Ateneo was separately fined P4.9 million over his employment…

  3. THOMAS Anthony “Tab” Baldwin

    DoJ reviews Baldwin referral

    The National Bureau of Investigation has referred former Ateneo basketball coach Tab Baldwin and 11 others to the Department of Justice for possible criminal…

  4. VOLLEYBALL coach Vince Mangulabnan finds himself embroiled in the drowning incident that claimed the lives of Ateneo basketball players Rene Baterbonia and Divine Adili.

    Wrong guy?

    Ateneo comes to Mangulabnan’s defense

  5. TAB Baldwin and five other Ateneo de Manila University men’s basketball team coaches get banned by the UAAP following the deadly training camp on 8 June in Dipaculao, Aurora.

    Blacklisted: UAAP bans Baldwin, five others

    UAAP bans former Ateneo coach Tab Baldwin and his staff amid the ongoing investigation into the tragic drowning incident involving players Rene Baterbonia and…

  6. The cost of a tragedy

    The cost of a tragedy

    The tragic deaths of Ateneo players Rene Clert Baterbonia and Divine Adili have plunged the Blue Eagles into uncertainty, with the resignation of longtime…

  7. COACH Tab Baldwin

    The Ateneo Way

    It may be right for the Blue Eagles men’s basketball team to step back from competition for the coming season.