School principals have called on teachers and Government to resolve their differences because it is only the students who are suffering.
Several principals told The Royal Gazette that students were disappointed they were not able to take the Terra No...
Two Bermudian students who were given scholarships by the E-Commerce Ministry graduated on Friday.
Kevin Anderson and Khari Sharrieff completed their MBA degrees online from Schiller International University.
E-Commerce Minister Renee Webb congratula...
One of the joys of the Heritage Month celebrations is the annual concert directed by Marjorie Pettit.
Known for its excellence, this year?s programme promises more of the same.
In addition to the hand-picked, 37-piece orchestra, which includes many o...
The long wait home
May 1, 2004
Dear Sir,
I saw the letter in today's paper and thought perhaps I'll send in mine as I too felt the life being sucked out of me in the Customs line.
My US Airways flight landed around 12.30 p.m. - I didn't leave the Air...
The rate of inflation for March remained at 3.1 percent, according to figures released by Government yesterday.
According to a release on the Consumer Price Index from the Statistics Department, the high levels of inflation were blamed partly on incr...
A leading American psychologist believes drug treatment programmes in prisons should be scrapped because they are a waste of money.
Dr. Jeffrey Schaler, a psychologist and professor at American University in Washington, DC said: "We have to ask why a...
Teachers accused Government of playing hardball after school principals put round memos urging them not to work to rule yesterday.
However teachers have remained defiant and will continue their action which will cancel today's Terra Nova tests.
The i...
Recovering addict Kenneth Matthew still wonders sometimes why an angry drug dealer spared his life several years ago in an abandoned New York building.
The encounter with the dealer is something the Bermudian man will never forget. He watched the man...
DATE: May 11, 2004 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Lawrence Trott
Government is looking to international business to “raise the bar on corporate responsibility” to improve the lives of Bermudians, said Premier Alex Scott.
In a report to MPs on his recent travels, Mr. Scott said he spelled out what he believes is th...
For some years now, there has been debate about whether Bermuda has reached a point in its development where further growth is simply not possible because of strains on the infrastructure.
There was a good deal of talk in the 1980s about ?zero growth...
