Government on Friday tabled legislation it hopes will help improve public education by recruiting parents in the effort.
Education Minister Paula Cox said that the legislation will amend the Education Act by imposing rules for parents of the Island's...
In a speech laced with more than a little frustration at the Opposition, Attorney General Dame Lois Browne Evans yesterday declared capitalism as the root cause of many of the world's injustices and said that she would die a socialist.
"We who have s...
Is your life too filled with STUFF?
I was reading a wonderful article recently about economics, consumerism of "stuff" and garbage by Canada's leading pioneer in ecological living, Dr. David Suzuki.
He was saying in so many words: "That most of us ar...
While their husbands get all the attention, just who is it behind Bermuda soccer's representatives in England, Kyle Lightbourne and Shaun Goater. Lifestyle's Lawrence Trott talks to Anita Goater and Rosemarie Lightbourne on the life of a soccer wife
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DATE: Jun 06, 2003 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Lawrence Trott
Within the next five years or so when their soccer careers are over, both Kyle Lightbourne and Shaun Goater are likely to return to Bermuda.
But while Shaun's wife Anita is looking forward to that day, Rosemarie Lightbourne isn't quite ready.
She has...
DATE: Jun 06, 2003 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Lawrence Trott
Shadow Education Minister Tim Smith was yesterday named the Opposition's candidate in St. George's South (constituency number four) for the coming election.
The development brings some closure to speculation about the fate of the United Bermuda Party...
Yesterday's Meals on Wheels 'themed' lunch at St. Paul's Christian Education Centre will be the last one until autumn.
Volunteer coordinator Mingo Cook said that the lunches end in June and return in October and are designed for seniors who are more ...
June 4, 2003
Dear Sir,
The recent lecture held at Bermuda College involving Lazaro Rodriguez, the guest lecturer from Cuba was purely a cultural lecture. The lecture, which included an extensive question and answer period, covered the following topic...
ANOTHER significant milestone has gone in the history books for the Bermuda College. It was observance of its 25th commencement exercises last week in pouring rain which neither the graduates nor their family and friends are likely to soon forget.
Th...
The worker's paradise
June 1, 2003
Dear Sir,
So much is being said these days about Cuba and the human rights issue, but we seem to have overlooked the worst case of the abuse of human rights, which is taking place under the American flag at Guant?na...
