What’s more important?
December 9, 2011
Dear Sir,
When reading the Tuesday December 6 Royal Gazette report on the new blazer policy at Dellwood, I couldn’t help but ask: Why is the school trying to change something that doesn’t need changing? As a s...
DATE: Dec 14, 2011 | CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor |
National Security Minister Wayne Perinchief has returned from Boston on a fact-finding trip about anti-gang initiatives.
He travelled to Boston to learn more about Operation Night Light, Operation Ceasefire, Street Safe Boston and the Hyde Square Tas...
In times of economic uncertainty, it pays to be an employee who can “be all they can be”. And, while that may be an American army slogan, it’s a former Canadian military trainer that hopes to bring that mantra to businesses and their workers in Bermu...
Attorney General Kim Wilson has been chosen to contest Sandys South Central for the PLP at the next general election.
The announcement was made this morning and is the latest in a list of candidate announcements made by both the PLP and the OBA.
Sena...
We give from the heart and we give because it makes us feel good. In fact medical tests have shown that giving gives us the same gratification as food or sex, which is particularly good news for those of us constantly dieting! A philanthropist is any...
“Productivity and the growth of productivity must be the first economic consideration at all times, not the last. That is the source of technological innovation, jobs, and wealth.”
- William E Simon (former secretary of Treasury in the US)
A country...
Learning about creatures and places familiar to them is proving to be an engaging way for schoolchildren to discover more about their environment and how they can help to look after it.
From the protection of the endangered cahow seabirds to the wond...
DATE: Dec 13, 2011 | CATEGORY: Education | AUTHOR: Scott Neil
In France the saying ‘je ne sais quoi’ is used to describe someone with a certain distinctive or alluring quality about them.
This phrase could easily be applied to the Island’s French Consul Riquette Bonne-Smith.
The mother-of-two has represented ...
A drop in public school enrolment figures is not surprising to the Opposition One Bermuda Alliance. But 2010 student enrolment figures released by the Statistics department in the Census Report appear to be at odds with the Ministry of Education’s ow...
Kyla Sinclair, President, and Leanne Moniz, Vice President, are two Student Council leaders who are interested in bettering the lives of students at Mount Saint Agnes. Both students strive to have an impact on the world around them, by setting an exa...
