A baby I want to have.
But daughter don't be silly.
The Choice is really sad.
We were talking about colleges just the other day.
It just isn't something or even close to what I thought you'd say.
But mother I am sixteen now.
My decisions are up to ...
Caribbean Forum was last night slammed by Opposition leader Pamela Gordon.
Ms Gordon said: "What I find reprehensible is that the Premier hasn't made an announcement about where she was going and what she's going to discuss.
"It's a slap in the face ...
DATE: May 11, 2000 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Raymond Hainey, Assistant News Editor
proof, Shadow Home Affairs and Public Safety Minister Michael Dunkley claimed last night.
Mr. Dunkley -- in a hard-hitting speech to Sandys Rotary members -- said: "There is increasing dissatisfaction with the Government throughout many areas of Berm...
DATE: May 11, 2000 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Raymond Hainey, Assistant News Editor
said that I would not become a teen mother. I know the effects that teen pregnancy has. I know that having a child before you finish high school can delay or ruin your chance of graduating. I know that it is hard (most for girls) to bring up a child ...
will be among those graduating from a Massachusetts college this weekend.
Three of the girls whose apartment was devastated during a fire in February will be among the delegates at Atlantic Union College's 113th Commencement on Sunday.
Kendra Lee Pea...
Moving Parliamentary responsibility for the judiciary from the Premier to political Attorney General (AG) Dame Lois Browne-Evans was yesterday slammed by Opposition Legislative Affairs spokesman John Barritt.
And he warned that -- in view of allegati...
DATE: May 10, 2000 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Raymond Hainey, Assistant News Editor
licensing teachers should be welcome news to anyone who cares about education.
Setting minimum standards for teachers, in the same way that lawyers and accountants must meet a set standard, sends a strong message to the whole community that their chi...
where they could recognise themselves...it is also important that they are painted by one of their own' By Nancy Acton Each May, thousands gather along the streets of Hamilton to watch the spectacle of the Heritage Day parade unfold. Floats, gombeys...
Colleges to heart, crusading to raise awareness and funds to help educate young people of Ghana By Nicole Williams Smith The Broadbelts embarked on their educational crusade after a recent visit to Africa.
"The first time we went we did the normal t...
The education and welfare of children is the responsibility of the whole community and not just teachers, it was claimed yesterday.
A survey commissioned by the Board of Education to find out what parents wanted from schooling on the Island in the ye...
