Local educators have been urged to consider setting up a Bermuda chapter of an American based association for black educators.
Addressing an audience of teachers and education officials on the topic ?Reclaiming the Children of African Descent? Delori...
Opposition MP blasted Government for the ?deplorable? lack of accountability regarding the status of the incomplete Senior Secondary School project in the House of Assembly on Friday.
And she said that the problems hounding the project were the resul...
Pamela Gordon tops the 2004 Queen's Birthday Honours List, with the Queen recognising her historic role as Bermuda's first female Premier by appointing her a Dame of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (DBE).
Dame Pamela was recognised alo...
Government this week paid tribute to the Island's Portuguese community at a Portuguese National Day reception.
Dignitaries attending the affair at Vasco Da Gama Club on Reid Street included former Premier Jennifer Smith, Deputy Premier Ewart Brown, O...
Health Minister Patrice Minors has defended her decision to attend a prayer meeting in Washington which cost the taxpayer more than $1,700.
Mrs. Minors attended the National Prayer Breakfast in Washington in February, where US President George W. Bus...
BERMUDA'S press have been publishing the various points of view prompted by Mr. Gregory Volk's lecture and interview on the island's "boring" and "tourist boat" arts scene. But British art lovers are now also in a dither over a speech made deploring ...
DATE: Jun 11, 2004 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Letters to the Editor
Students will be able to graduate this year despite classroom disruptions caused by a teachers' strike last month.
Government schools teachers took industrial action after months of failed pay talks and as a result of the action this year's planned T...
THIS year marks the 50th anniversary of one of Bermuda's most venerable arts institutions: The Jackson School of Performing Arts.
While much has changed on the island since 1952, the Jackson School, founded by former ballerina and current United Berm...
The pace of legislation making its way through the House of Assembly has slowed to a trickle, according to the Opposition United Bermuda Party.
But Legislative Affairs Minister Michael Scott this week said that, while there has been a "natural slowdo...
A teenage mother refused to become depressed about her life situation.
Andr?a Smith, mother of ten-month-old Jahquesai, was the youngest student in the Bermuda College?s associates degree E-commerce programme this year.
Andr?a completed her GED in No...
