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Jullie Y. Daza
It was an idea whose time had come, so the next idea was to stop it in its tracks, nip it in the bud, squash it like an insect. By using the power of the police to scare the law-abiding, a few of them succeeded in making the name of Ana Patricia Non a household word.
She’s 26, a furniture designer, product of Paco Catholic School. She resides in Quezon City’s  Barangay UP Village (adjacent to Teachers’ Village, once the home of Miriam Defensor Santiago and June Keithley). What has made Ana very, very famous since April 13, if you didn’t know it yet, is how her Maginhawa Community Pantry has caught fire and how the blaze that ignited the bayanihan spirit has grown into a nationwide conflagration. Even with the temporary closure of the sidewalk food bank on the street where she lives, her fame and her project have multiplied, as good deeds have a way of making waves. ....

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