No two days are alike for Nicole Warren, the enthusiastic general manager of Brown & Co.
Her working day starts early — when she turns her phone on at around 6 a.m. to catch up on developments, find out what complement of staff she will have and revi...
Youngsters can improve their vocabulary and writing skills with the help of a new series beginning this Thursday in The Royal Gazette.
And teachers will be able to use the weekly stories of Kiesha the Mermaid as a learning tool in the classroom. Kies...
NEW YORK (Bloomberg) – The Republican Party paladins were on their best behaviour yesterday, leaving the sneers in St. Paul and performing like concerned citizens on the Sunday morning news programmes in the US.
There was Rudolph Giuliani, for exampl...
There cannot be anyone in Bermuda who has not heard of or enjoyed steelpan music, be it here or abroad. The national instrument of Trinidad, steelpans have been a welcome part of our music scene for decades. Whether as a solo instrument or a full-blo...
Change, a word that has been very popular in the Democratic Party in America and is now the focus of the topic this week, especially with what has been absorbing our energy lately in sports and our social environment.
As stated in the dictionary, cha...
Over the past three years Sangita Iyer has become one of the most recognisable faces on the Island, as a result of her nightly appearances on ZBM TV News and through her recent award-winning EnviroShorts documentary series.
But on the third annivers...
DATE: Sep 15, 2008 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Scott Neil
There were many ultimate fans in attendance on Friday night at the Definitive Bob Marley presentation.
The event was produced by Latoya Ahknaton of Rhythm at Random and Bob Marley biographer and archivist Roger Steffens – aka Ras Rojah – delivered a ...
Some familiar faces will be on hand to give Bermuda's business women advice on how to succeed in their careers at a top conference this week.
The 2008 Bermuda Business Women's Conference and the Inaugural Athena International Award, which will be hel...
Running through the streets of London dressed like a gorilla sounds like a university orientation programme gone awry.
But for now Anna Horsfield, 18, and her father Drew, putting on a monkey suit is a way to bond.
The two plan to take part in the se...
A "landmark decision" to open up the meetings of a parliamentary select committee on education was announced last night.
And Stanley Lowe, the Speaker of the House of Assembly, told MPs that the issue of whether all parliamentary committees should me...
DATE: Sep 13, 2008 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Sam Strangeways
