included free in The Royal Gazette tomorrow.

Pogson, founder of Black Box Performance Workshops and one of the most creative and innovative forces in local theatre, is featured on the cover and in a full-length profile by Gazette arts critic Patricia Calnan.

And as Bermudian students get ready to return to school and college, tomorrow's 68-page colour magazine also features a special section on education issues.

Carol Parker looks at the challenges facing children with physical and learning disabilities who this year will join the mainstream school system for the first time.

Paul Egan examines the growing gap between the degrees Bermudians are studying for and the jobs available to them when they return home. Former high school dropout Victoria Pearman tells Marina Esplin-Jones how she became a lawyer; Lorin Smith takes a look back at the legacy left by the former Bermuda Technical Institute; and business writer David Marchant takes a look at scholarship trust funds.

In another feature, Robin Zuill takes an in-depth look at the philosophy and controversy behind the $10 million Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute planned for East Broadway.

It's all in this month's RG Magazine -- free only in tomorrow's Royal Gazette .