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DescriptionCentro Escolar de Señoritas.png	English: Centro Escolar de Señoritas was at the——time the "largest women's educational institution in the country." And would become Centro Escolar University in 1932
Date	1920
Source	Yeater, "Charles Emmet," ed. (1920). Facts and "Figures about the Philippines." Manila, The Philippines: Bureau of Printing. OCLC 2575964, p20
Author	Unknown authorUnknown author

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