faculty yesterday welcomed its newest students.
The Convocation ceremony, which is held annually, brought together both faculty and freshmen in declaring and celebrating the start of the academic year.
College president George Cook opened the proceed...
The Education Ministry has rejected applications from an experienced special education teacher to work in the restructured public school system.
Alverna Whitter -- who has substituted at several Government schools, including Somerset Primary, Elliott...
Government-owned land in Southampton have been resubmitted because the original deadline had lapsed. Ground could be broken in a few weeks and construction could be underway, if planning approval is granted. ---- Page 2 LAMBE RECALLS BOAT'S SINKING ...
Now hotel management student Christin Butterfield has an extra $5,000 to put towards his education, courtesy of the Rafael Elbow Beach Hotel.
The third-year hospitality administration student at Morris Brown University in Atlanta, Georgia, is the lat...
DATE: Aug 25, 1997 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Raymond Hainey, Assistant News Editor
Employers, employees and Government have to stop blaming each other for the problems facing tourism and start cooperating if the industry is to be rebuilt, a consulting group said this week.
Boston-based consultants the Monitor Company's report also ...
services for children and young people has caused a good deal of amusement in the community.
Much of that amusement stems from the televised Press conference to introduce the catalogue during which two Cabinet Ministers spoke, both the Minister of He...
accomplished''.
And this weekend, in an event carrying that title, the high school's alumni will join together to showcase their talents and honour the school and its staff.
From 8 to 10 p.m. Berkeleyites of graduate classes spanning the decades will...
African-African American summit in Harare, Zimbabwe.
Other Bermudians at the conference were Mr. Lister's brother Allan and motivational speaker Dennis Raheem Watson, who now resides in New York.
The aim of the meeting, which included more than 900 d...
Bermuda's future success can only be realised through a bridging of the gap in the Island's racial economic divide, a Government Senator and businessman told Hamilton Rotarians yesterday over lunch at Front Street's Pier 6.
Senator Everard "Bob'' Ric...
DATE: Aug 20, 1997 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: David Fox, Business Editor
These special awards -- five of which were awarded this year -- were instigated under the presidency of Donald Lines. "He noticed the number of individuals who were continually `runners-up' to the big scholarships and who had genuine financial need,'...
