Bermuda has joined the Pan-Caribbean effort to spread HIV/AIDS awareness.
Inter-Island Communication( IIC), owner of Hott 107.5 along with the Department of Health, have signed a local partnership agreement with the Caribbean Broadcast Media Partners...
The Island's young people can benefit immensely from Government's Summer Employment Programme (SEP) because of the versatility gained through real work experience, a Government Senator has heartened.
Senator Davida Morris championed the scheme on Fri...
Little did Sandra Thornhill imagine, when she attended her first general meeting in Yokohama, Japan in 1999, that less than ten years later she would be elected as an executive member of the North American Caribbean region of the World Confederation ...
Daily doses of hamburgers, french fries and countless bags of chips took their toll on Marylee Watson.
But after receiving the wake-up call of all wake-up calls — being told she has diabetes — Mrs. Watson has turned her life around by shedding 70 pou...
"The Colour of Racism in Bermuda–— A CURE Perspective"
Racism is the dogma that some races are inherently superior (physically, intellectually, or culturally) to others and the superior races therefore have a right to dominate the inferior.
The appl...
The sport of rowing looks set to take off as the next big thing if the Bermuda Rowing Association's latest regatta yesterday is anything to go by.
About 30 beginners and experienced rowers descended upon the Association's base at White Island early o...
Three scholars were awarded $60,000 in scholarships in the name of a man who devoted his life to Bermuda.
The Nicholl Scholarships are given in remembrance of Albert E. Nicholl or "Nicky" who arrived in Bermuda from England in 1917 after World War I ...
Race activist Eva Hodgson has reissued a challenge to the United Bermuda Party to publicly acknowledge that whites were responsible for segregation and still benefit from its long-term effects.
The founder of the National Association for Reconciliati...
DATE: Aug 13, 2007 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Sam Strangeways
There once was a doctor who wanted to quit medicine to become a rabbi.
There was a snag. During his rabbinical studies he would have to sell his large house in an upscale neighborhood. That would mean uprooting his family, so he consulted his three d...
Dozens of students were given a helping hand towards their career goals after being named as recipients of scholarship awards.
Education Minister Randy Horton gave out Government scholarships, teacher training awards and mature student awards in a ce...
DATE: Aug 11, 2007 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Tim Smith
