In a continuation of Tuesday's coverage of last weekend's two-day conference at Fairmont Southampton staged by clinical psychologist Dr. Robert Brooks, educators shared their views with Lifestyle's Lawrence Trott.
Soon after a former student of his s...
The following speech was given by CedarBridge Academy Head Boy 2002-2003, Josue Paulos, titled "A World of Opportunities" to the student body at the Honours Assembly on Tuesday, March 11.
CedarBridge, Bermuda, School, United States, War, Peace, Educa...
Recently, Mr. Derrick Burgess suggested that all immigrants be tested for HIV and/or AIDS.
Notwithstanding Mr. Burgess' claims that persons entering Bermuda with HIV can pose a severe strain on our taxpayers and the health-care system, there are a nu...
The Opposition continued to harry Government over the new Berkley project in the Senate yesterday with Senator Leonard Santucci demanding to know if it would be completed on time.
The $68 million project is due to be finished by September this year.
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The Philadelphia-based members of ACE INA, a part of the ACE Group of Companies, yesterday announced that Dominic J. Frederico, chairman of ACE INA Holdings Inc., will receive the 2003 Franklin Award from the Philadelphia Chapter of the Chartered Pro...
Bermuda needs to be saved from the anarchist, backbencher Dale Butler said yesterday in a speech laced with criticism at the leadership of his party.
But he also offered a number of ideas on involving a broader section of Bermudians in decision-makin...
Young men need to be encouraged to study in order to increase their thirst for an education, St. Mary's University president Colin Dodd, told Hamilton Rotarians yesterday.
Mr. Dodd is on the Island to speaking to college-bound students.
Pointing out ...
DATE: Mar 12, 2003 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Carla Zuill
On Martin Luther King's birthday in January, New York's Mayor, Michael Bloomberg, stood in front of the New York Urban League and declared a kind of war on the “disgraceful” state of education in the City of New York.
In some middle schools, he said,...
A Jamaican father urged people to "say no to drugs and yes to education" when he was jailed for six years yesterday for importing $150,000 worth of cocaine into the Island.
Derrick McLaughlin, who will be 30 tomorrow, asked the court for mercy after ...
Continued from Saturday's Royal Gazette
Schools that are "inviting" to students do not happen by accident, Education Minister Paula Cox told the House of Assembly.
"They are the products of intentional effort, sound thinking and regular assessment - ...
