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Lorenzo Tañada
Lorenzo Martinez Tañada, PLH (August 10, 1898 – May 28, 1992) was a Filipino politician. Elected to the first Philippine Senate in 1947, he was the longest-serving senator in Philippine history. He served as a Philippine senator for 24 years.〔(Lorenzo Tanada, Philippine Politician, 93, Archives, ''The New York Times'' and NYTimes.com, May 29, 1992 ), retrieved on: July 9, 2007〕〔(Acosta, Abraham Rey Montecillo. “Super Lolo”, ''A Review of The Odyssey of Lorenzo M. Tañada by Agnes G. Bailen'', UP Press, 1998 (note: Agnes Bailen was a former UP Department of Political Science senior lecturer); “Book Reviews”, the Philippine Collegian, November 23, 1998; and LibraryLink.org, 2004 ), retrieved on: July 9, 2007〕
==Early life==
Tañada was born in Gumaca, Quezon on August 10, 1898. The son of Capitan Vicente Tañada, who served as the last Gobernadorcillo of Gumaca town in Quezon under the Spanish colonial government and Anastacia Martinez Tañada. His actions in life were governed by the philosophy ingrained in him by his mother. The phrase “fear of God is the start of wisdom” guided him in all his social dealings. As an elementary student in De La Salle, Manila, a school run by the Christian Brothers, Tañada joined a protest against his school’s American principal. The protest was prompted by the principal’s order for school children to stay during weekends to build a playground which prevented them from going home to their parents. As a law student at the University of the Philippines (U.P.), Tañada, completed his Reserved Officers Training Corps (ROTC) prior to the academic Philippine educational system and obtained the rank of major, a lead actor in plays, and a national football team goalkeeper. It was during his years as a college student, during U.P.’s Armistice Day, when he exhorted “his fellow cadets to take their training seriously as they will soon be called upon to use their skill against the Americans if the country’s independence is not granted”.〔 In 1924 he topped the government's examination for pensionados. In 1928, he obtained his Masters in Law from the Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts. He also acquired a Doctor in Civil Law meritissimus from the University of Santo Tomas.
In 1947, together with prominent justices and lawyers, they founded the MLQ Law School and later on, in 1958 was elevated as the Manuel L. Quezon University upon signing of charter granted by the Ministry of Education, Sports and Culture. The Monzon Hall is currently situated in R. Hidalgo Street while the Law Building is at Arlegui Street.
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