14 things to changeNovember 18, 2006
Dear Sir,Regarding how Bermuda is these days, this is the agenda:
1. School behaviour: Schools lack discipline, which unfortunately were taken out of them. The strap needs to return to primary school. The ruler, p...
14 things to change
November 18, 2006
Dear Sir,
Regarding how Bermuda is these days, this is the agenda:
1. School behaviour: Schools lack discipline, which unfortunately were taken out of them. The strap needs to return to primary school. The ruler,...
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A former journalist at The Royal Gazette has had a piece on Bermuda published in the Economist magazine in the UK.
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Miss ...
DATE: Nov 20, 2006 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Sam Strangeways
A former journalist at The Royal Gazette has had a piece on Bermuda published in the Economist magazine in the UK.
Sarah Titterton's article, entitled The Happy Colony, questions whether Ewart Brown will push for independence now he is Premier.
Miss ...
DATE: Nov 20, 2006 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Sam Strangeways
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advocated the introduction of a school breakfast programme even if for only one day a week so it might ensure that children start the day with a nutritional meal rather than a sugar and carbohydrate ?rush? from chips and candy because their working p...
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