court yesterday he had a bad personal relationship with the counsellor who reported student complaints against him. The teacher is on trial in Magistrates' Court for allegedly touching two female students on the breasts.

---- Page 2 COX CALLS FOR RACIAL HARMONY CLB Cox calls for racial harmony MP Paula Cox yesterday called for a national crusade for racial reconciliation, social reconstruction and an economic rebirth as Bermuda heads towards a new century. And she said every resource available must be used to ensure the Country's survival as a prosperous and peaceful Island. ---- Page 3 ST. BRENDAN'S EARNS RECOGNITION HOS St. Brendan's earns recognition Bermuda's St. Brendan's was recognised as a centre for first class psychiatric medical training when assessors from the Royal College of Psychiatry recommended the Devonshire hospital for inclusion in its residency programme.

---- Page 3 FOUR EMPLOYEES LET GO AT BANK BUC Four employees let go at bank Another four employees at the Bank of Butterfield have lost their jobs this week, but president and CEO, John Tugwell, quashed speculation that hundreds of jobs could be on the chopping block and denied the bank was in turmoil.

---- Business, Page 9 BROMBY ON COURSE FOR VICTORY SLG Bromby on course for victory Bermudian Peter Bromby remained on course for an historic victory in the World Star Class Championships off Marblehead, Massachusetts. ---- Sport, Page 19