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Over the summer holidays Young Observer will be featuring highlights of the school year in some of our middle and senior schools in our “Year in Review” series Bowled over WIMS thanks AXIS for sponsoring Girls Cricket this year! The season started w...

Five bags of groceries, two children and no transportation: Shellvina Caines really needed a hero. The 28-year-old was stranded at Maximart Supermarket, and had her hands full. “My two children and I walked to the grocery store from our home as we ...

When you look up at the night sky and see stars, what you’re seeing is light produced by those stars many years ago. And because this is how we study the stars, it helps to know a few cool things about light. For example, light always travels at a c...

S3 students at Saltus Grammar School have taken the “service to others” component of the School’s Mission Statement to heart. In Foundation Year, this cohort began sponsoring a young child in Peru named Dylan through World Vision. In sponsoring Dyl...

The ladies of the Sigma Xi Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated held a Stem (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) Fair to highlight the students who successfully completed their Ascend (Achievement, Self-Awareness, Communicati...

Keith O’Connell and Chilly Pereira had long talked of a trip to the island. Their home is scattered with pictures of her ancestral Bermuda family, but the keen travellers let other voyages take precedence over their dream trip. And then Louis Vuitto...

Dear Dr Nekia, How can I get my woman to understand that I need more sleep? I often work 10 to 12 hour days so when I come home I am tired. I just want to relax and get some rest but my woman wants to stay up and talk and have sex all the time. Don’t...

Energy: the measurement of ability of a body or system to do work or produce a change, expressed usually in joules or kilowatt hours (kWh). I promise not to bore you with the science of energy, how you cannot create nor destroy it and that it can o...

I am so tired of bad news. My phone bleeps me bulletins: another terrorist attack; numbers dead. E-mails ping on my computer detailing turmoil from across the globe. Televisions are everywhere, from bank lines to sports bars, recapping the ongoing fa...

Winnie Oatley’s mother lived to be 96; her brothers are both in their nineties. Still, she was a bit disbelieving when she celebrated her 99th birthday in February. “I don’t know why, I just never expected to live so long,” said Mrs Oatley. “Life is...