Marq Rodriguez enrolled in school in India and braced himself for a culture shock.
He hadn’t ventured further than the US and the Caribbean but decided to go to Mumbai for film school because the tuition was relatively cheap.
“I’m paying for my schoo...
Somerset Trojans will add a new chapter to their decorated history at the Caribbean Football Union Club Championship in Haiti next month.
The defending Premier Division champions are making their debut in the Concacaf Champions League qualifier as re...
DATE: Jan 12, 2016 | CATEGORY: Football | AUTHOR: Colin Thompson
Bermuda received a lot of good economic news last week, confirming that the Bermuda economy is emerging from “The Great Recession”, some seven years after the stock market crash of late 2008.
Much of the positive news was encapsulated in an excellen...
College football will crown a new champion tonight. In the process, a lot of money will be made.
No matter who wins, the University of Alabama’s Southeastern Conference and Clemson University’s Atlantic Coast Conference will be paid $6 million each. ...
Not one death on Bermuda’s roads is acceptable. And after a weekend when the country has buried one young man, while two fortunate others are recuperating in hospital, our leaders must continue to grapple with ways by which we can reach farther into ...
DATE: Jan 11, 2016 | CATEGORY: Editorials | AUTHOR: RG: In our Opinion
Persistence and resilience are the key to St George’s Preparatory School’s success, according to principal Mary Lodge.
The primary school celebrated its 140th anniversary yesterday with a special assembly announced by David Frith, the Town Crier and ...
A private school is to scan the fingerprints of hundreds of secondary students in order for them to be able to get hot lunches and take out library books.
Warwick Academy confirmed yesterday it was introducing the “totally voluntary” system this term...
DATE: Jan 09, 2016 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Sam Strangeways
A Bermudian educator has been recognised for her contributions in forming the new history of Kingston.
Nominated by citizens of Kingston, Ontario, as part of the Sir John A Macdonald Bicentennial, Judith Brown (née Wellman) was singled out as a Kin...
Dear Sir,
Who has the right to question the Chief Justice?
There are times when decisions made by authority demonstrate an unreasonable, intolerable solution that is missing what the people call common sense. Why it occurs, I can only measure is a re...
DATE: Jan 08, 2016 | CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor |
Khrystian King, a first-generation American of Bermudian descent, has vowed to improve his Massachusetts community after being sworn in to public office.
On Tuesday, Mr King visited The Hanover Theatre in Worcester — New England’s second most populo...
