Sometimes organisational consultants and sociologists study church dynamics. The church growth movement was filled with such thinking, and the people involved with it made some valuable observations and suggestions. Of course, there is the fact that ...
Bermuda College has hit back at allegations that its electrical wiring programme is below par.
President Dr. Duranda Greene defended the reputation of the course and college yesterday in the face of accusations that some students were not getting the...
Government's legal initiatives for narrowing the gap between white and black attainment in Bermuda are well intentioned, but poorly thought out.
Premier Ewart Brown's "Goodwill Plus" initiative has probably been criticised more because he did such a...
An American expert warned unbending whites who resent legislative change in support of a levelled the playing field for blacks, that it will happen regardless. Craig Watkins, the first black District Attorney in the State of Texas, issued the blunt w...
There was so much to see and do at the annual Career Fair at the Bermuda College, which saw more than 400 students attend the opening day.
With more than 60 booths, students from Bermuda's middle and senior schools had an array of fields to check out...
Should you listen to the financial experts? We see enough of them every day being paraded above the ticker tapes of CNBC, opining on their latest investment picks.
Fox Business News will soon be breathing down their necks and ours with their own grou...
Two rival organisations will be selling poppies ahead of Remembrance Day this year as the Bermuda War Veterans Association (BWVA) and Royal British Legion (RBL) remain at loggerheads.
The row was sparked by the RBL — a global charity based in London ...
Dr. Fred Ming has been appointed Director of the Department for Environmental Protection.
The former environmental campaigner has returned to his native Bermuda after years of academic work in the US, where he taught Environmental Impacts and Biologi...
Lawyer Tim Marshall last night hit back at "laughable" claims from the Attorney General that he is a beneficiary of a system unfairly favouring whites.
Mr. Marshall told The Royal Gazette his family had faced numerous hurdles on the Island because of...
DATE: Oct 13, 2007 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Tim Smith
October 4, 2007
IN Bermuda today the people hear, read and talk about almost nothing except politics and race. It goes on and on causing depression, discontent and uncertainty. Property restrictions discriminate against our non-Bermudian husbands and...
