Give awards to poor
November 15, 2004
Dear Sir,
I am writing regarding scholarships. Just a short question. Who were they designed for initially? It is very upsetting when intelligent, serious-minded, directed, young and underprivileged Bermudians do...
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Bermuda?s Middle School students will be debating issues surrounding Bermuda?s traffic congestion nightmare on Saturday at the 15th Annual School Debate Tournament.
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To mark Diabetes Awareness Week, Education Minister Terry Lister encouraged students at the Spice Valley Middle School yesterday to make exercise a regular part of their day by donating jump ropes. From left, 13-year-old Kurt Faries, Deputy Principal...
