The Success Series will continue with another segment of Acting for Success.
Auditions are set to take place at The Ruth Seaton James Centre for the Performing Arts next Thursday September 25, at 6.30 pm.
Asked what entrants would have to do to pre...
Deafening silence
September 15, 2008
Dear Sir,
Numerous religious institutions have vehemently argued against Harry Potter books, gay rights and gay cruises. Nothing has been said about the Premier visiting the Playboy Mansion.
HOW BIZARRE
Southampto...
On Friday in special session, the House of Assembly passed the Park Hyatt Act, which will enable the former Club Med property to be redeveloped.
The bill will be debated today in the Senate, and if it passes there, will be enacted into law, thus clea...
Opposition Leader Kim Swan said yesterday there was cause for optimism that parliamentary committees would hold their meetings in public in the future.
The St. George's West MP said a decision by the Rules and Privileges Committee of the House of Ass...
Could do better — that is the verdict of the latest Terra Nova results.
Students have made progress in language and reading but are failing in mathematics, and overall school results are lagging behind the US average. A Ministry of Education report s...
The mother of a 15-year-old boy who claims he has been bullied for the past 12 months and who was told he could not return to CedarBridge this year is seeking "accountability" from the Ministry of Education.
The single mother, who asked that her name...
Richard Taylor looks like a fairly typical British priest, except for the large green tattoo of a marijuana leaf on his arm.
The tattoo is a reminder of Mr. Taylor's former life as a drug addict and hardened criminal.
Mr. Taylor, is the director, fou...
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...
