BEIJING (AP) — China's top economic planner warned yesterday that the impact of the global financial crisis is worsening and said rising job losses could fuel instability.
Beijing announced its biggest interest rate cut in 11 years on Wednesday to bo...
On Thursday the voters of Southampton West Central will choose a new MP. Here United Bermuda Party candidate Charlie Swan says why he is taking nothing for granted, despite being on home turf.
Having his former leader Wayne Furbert publicly criticise...
Students from around the Island gathered at Bermuda College to compete in the 19th Annual Victoria Cox Memorial Senior and Middle School Debate Tournament.
Sixteen teams of three members each – separated into middle and senior school divisions – cont...
Teen killed in road accident
A TEENAGE motorcyclist became the island's 14th road fatality of 2008 on Monday, which was also his 19th birthday. Officers reported that around 3 p.m., David Small Jr., was on a motorcycle travelling west along Warwick ...
A CedarBridge Academy student took home top honours in the annual Tom Pettit Thanksgiving Essay Competition yesterday.
Falconeri Bacabac, III, hails originally from a small town on Panay Island in the Philippines, but has lived in Bermuda since he wa...
Berkeley Acrostic
T- is for teachers teaching the children of our future
H- is for taking heed of the things that we learn each day
E-is for enduring what we know best
B-is for the teachers who believe we have a purpose
E-is for each student ecstatic...
On October 22, 2008 DeAzha Chambers interviewed her mother, Mrs. Jackqueline (Jackie) Barnett, about Berkeley in the "old days".
DeAzha: Good day, Mrs. Barnett, and how are you today?
Jackie: I am fine thank you.
DeAzha: That's good. I just want to t...
TOM PETTIT THANKSGIVING ESSAY COMPETITION WINNER
Having a unique perspective on the society in which one lives is something to be thankful for, but to have a unique perspective on two societies is extra special. CedarBridge Academy student, Falconeri...
The Progressive Labour Party has celebrated ten years in power this month, marking the decade since November 9, 1998 with a variety of events.
Any government anywhere that survives for a decade deserves credit; parties do not stay in power this long ...
I am pleased to say as an S4 student at 'The Berkeley Institute' my Citizenship class was invited personally by the Premier to attend the Throne Speech.
The Premier wrote in a letter to our class:
"It seems wise that we should do all that we can here...
