As a general principle, a will, once made, can be revoked or changed providing that the person making the will is mentally capable and that certain formalities are followed.
However, there are some exceptions to this principle and one of them can be ...
Question: My son is 14 and going into the eighth grade. He was faced with a lot of bullying issues this past year.
Although the school has a "no tolerance" policy, we find they do not stick to their own policy and rules. If my son reported something,...
Q. Will my shares of Halliburton Co. continue to go up like they have? I am hoping they will. - CR, via the Internet.
A. The world's second-largest oilfield contractor is best known to many as the company where vice-president Dick Cheney was CEO from...
Government interns who just completed their five- and eight-week terms and have learned that the right summer job can pave the way to a bright future.
Jennifer Phillips, a 19-year-old college student, told The Royal Gazette that her stint with Commun...
Premier Dr. Ewart Brown took to the Internet airwaves yesterday to defend his own performance and that of his Government – and to take a swipe at his critics.
Clearly part of his goal in doing so was to be able to speak directly to the public without...
As registration begins at Bermuda College, the school is preparing itself for its biggest class ever — with over 700 new applicants already — thanks in large part to the new free tuition scheme.
Free tuition will help many finance their way through s...
The following is the full transcript of a six-minute video posted by Premier Dr. Ewart Brown on the YouTube Internet site as an address to the people of Bermuda.
Hello…
It's not often I get the chance to talk with you directly and unfiltered. That's ...
Premier Ewart Brown has released a short YouTube film in order to speak "directly and unfiltered" to voters.
Dr. Brown first appeared on the video sharing website in November to announce last year's General Election.
This time he lauds his party's ac...
Some of Bermuda's most talented students last night picked up awards worth a total of hundreds of thousands of dollars to help them get the best possible education.
Government scholarships — which cover full tuition, room and board and travel to a va...
DATE: Aug 08, 2008 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Tim Smith
A TEAM of students spent last week discovering how art can bring history to life courtesy of a workshop organised by Masterworks and the St. George's Foundation. As part of the programme, kids travelled to various locations in St. George's to gain a ...
