A veteran Bermudian educator has called for a Commission on Learning before Government goes any further with its education reform plans.
Mrs. Marion DeJean -- who was the first head of the Education Department's Time Out programme for disruptive stud...
next general election.
Dr. Clarence Terceira and Dr. David Dyer made the pledge at Tuesday night's annual general meeting for the United Bermuda Party branch.
Dr. Terceira, 68, the former Education Minister who was dropped from Premer David Saul's fi...
An Opposition Senator yesterday banged the drum for women's rights.
"Working women are walking a tightrope with little or no safety net,'' said Sen. Neletha (Honey) Butterfield adding that legislation was needed to protect them.
She called for: A re...
Every Bermudian has the right to accurate AIDS education.
This was the view of Dr. Victoria Cargill, an associate professor of medicine at Cleveland's Case Western Reserve University, who addressed members of the Hamilton Rotary Club this week.
Dr. C...
Harsh penalties do not stop drug abuse, says National Drug Commission chairman Mr. Mansfield (Jim) Brock. And it is impossible for any country to seal its borders against illegal drugs.
Mr. Brock told a meeting of the St. George's Action Group on Tue...
expected to face accusations in Magistrates' Court in February that the NDC plagiarised a drug report.
The Royal Gazette has learned that Research Innovations Ltd. owner Mr. Walton Brown Jr. will produce evidence alleging that Ms Simmons lifted infor...
Canada are on the Island this week.
They, along with parents, students, and education officials, will attend the Bermuda College's fourth annual university fair at The Princess hotel tomorrow.
The fair's evening session, between 7 and 9 p.m, will be ...
Patricia Calnan talks to Police Sgt. John Dale and his wife Mrs. Betty Dale.
In the next part of its series on Racism in Bermuda, The Royal Gazette will examine the role race plays in education in Friday's newpaper.
Emphasising that they are normally...
way for a new multi-storey building.
The Development Applications Board have approved the excavation of the hill which marks the site of the new National Sports Centre.
Centre deputy chairman Mr. Charlie Marshall said the building "which could reach ...
A Bermudian woman who made a career switch after more than a decade as a teacher urged all Bermudians to pursue their dreams last week as she was called to the Island's Bar.
Although she had happily taught French at two local secondary schools for se...
