Bright university graduates could be given incentives to go into teaching — regardless of what they studied — to try to improve poor school results among young black males.
Premier Ewart Brown yesterday announced Government is considering adopting th...
DATE: May 22, 2010 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Tim Smith
MPs debated into the night yesterday the report by Professor Ronald Mincy entitled 'Study of employment, earnings and educational gaps between young black Bermudian males and their same age peers.'
The debate began with a speech by Premier Dr. Ewart ...
Here is the full text of Premier Dr. Ewart Brown's speech to the House of Assembly yesterday, urging MPs to take note of the 'Study of employment, earnings and educational gaps between young black Bermudian males and their same age peers."
Mr. Speake...
Government kicked off the 2010 Census yesterday, highlighting a new data collection method for the Island.
Interviewers will spend the next three months going door-to-door in every parish bar Smith's, where telephone interviews will be used to gather...
Premier Ewart Brown will today launch a Parliamentary debate on "the long-standing effects of institutionalised white supremacy on our young black males".
Columbia University Professor Ronald Mincy's report on young black men is set to dominate proce...
DATE: May 21, 2010 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Tim Smith
A dedicated volunteer who has given hours of her time to help autistic children thrive has been awarded the latest CableVision Community Service Award.
Erica Smith, 42, has been a champion for autistic children on the Island for more than two years a...
A clever, thought-provoking play competently performed, 'The History Boys', by Alan Bennett, now running at the City Hall theatre, is the Gilbert and Sullivan Society's first venture into drama and a happily successful one.
Set in a school in the nor...
With 18 students enrolled and two graduating within the month, the Technology Skills Centre (TSC) is helping to build the skilled workforce of Bermuda's future. Director Michael Stowe believes a technical education can mean the difference between fai...
Bermuda Hogges' playmaker Nahki Wells has decided to further his football education at The International Academic and Soccer Academy (IASA) in the United Kingdom.
The four-year course will allow Wells to pursue an American degree while developing his...
DATE: May 21, 2010 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Stephen Wright
NEW YORK (AP) – You've watched them whip up delectable dishes, and a soupcon of drama, in the Top Chef kitchen. Now, stars of the hit Bravo TV series are ready to school their fans: Pack your knives and go... online.
Top Chef University.com, formally...
