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Guardian
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Sunday
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Anand
Ramlogan updated
16/05/04
In
as much as freedom of the press is once again the
topic of the day, I think it is important that we
take note of what is perhaps the most historic judgment,
how far the right to freedom of the press goes when
it collides with the individuals right to privacy,
delivered by the House of Lords in favour of supermodel
Naomi Campbell...
Candace
Guppy updated
16/05/04
We
need people. There are numerous examples of children
being raised by animals, exhibiting the characteristics
of their primary care giver. Thus we read about the
dog boy, Horst or the wolf boy,
raised by a dog and wolves, respectively...
Dana
Seetahal updated
16/05/04
I
found the reported statement by the Downtown Owners
and Merchants Association: The murder of business
people does not augur well for the future expansion
of business, somewhat inexplicable, and even
disturbing in its seeming arrogance...
Denzil
Mohammed updated 09/05/04
She
looks like she has no home! A woman sat on the
steps outside of the JFK Lecture Hall last week, in
full view of all the cars driving onto campus. She
wore a dark grey business suit that matched the weathered
concrete on which she sat. One hand held an exam paper,
and the other, her head...
Dr
Hamid Ghany updated
16/05/04
Recent
events have served to highlight the challenges facing
the society as it seeks to understand the meaning
of the concept of Vision 2020...
Judy
Raymond updated
16/05/04
When,
on Friday, Agriculture Minister Jarrette Narine listed
some of the questions that should be asked in an agricultural
census, the Opposition already knew the answers...
Lennox
Grant updated 16/05/04
As
Eudine Job-Davis and Fitzgerald Hinds read over his
shoulders, it is Keith Rowley who is writing the book
on party political loyalty in the era of Patrick Manning...
Martin
A. George updated 16/05/04
The
Cohabitational Relationships Act 1998, gave the High
Court jurisdiction to make any order or grant any
relief under that Act in relation to cohabitants,
including, inter alia, the powers to make orders in
relation to property and orders declaring a title
or right or adjusting an interest...
Peter
Quentrall-Thomas updated 16/05/04
My
last few articles produced a flood of e-mail. One
reader made the excellent suggestion that shares on
the Stock Exchange be made available at Lotto outlets,
so when people go to have a little flutter they could
buy a few of shares in a company as well...
Simon
Lee updated 25/04/04
ITS
not easy, as the Rolling Stones sang many years ago,
and look at them still rocking after all those years.
But seriously, la dolce vita, London style, has positively
burst its seams this last fortnight. So where to begin...
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Monday
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Debbie
Jacob updated
17/05/04
Somewhere,
somebody must be trying to make sense of all the nonsense
going on in Iraq. I wish I could say I was that person,
but I have been rather clueless since this whole fiasco
began...
Fr
Henry Charles updated
10/05/04
The
experience (or the thought) of unrelenting pain, being
hooked up to machines, losing bodily integrity, and
becoming an emotional and financial burden to loved
ones, creates a climate of receptiveness to euthanasia
and its more recent form, physician-assisted suicide...
Jaye-Q
Baptiste updated 17/05/04
Consider
what does it say about women that nearly one
in two will be sexually victimised? And what does
it say about men that many of us are sexually victimising...
Leela
Ramdeen updated 17/05/04
How
does each of us demonstrate our love for our family?
What are the challenges that T&T faces in seeking
to create structures nationally and locally that will
support families to become what they are and to believe
in what they are? Investing in our families is investing
in society as a whole...
Lennox
Powder updated 19/04/04
Like
other organic entities, society strives to preserve,
perpetuate and even propagate itself. In one form
or another education (the term being used throughout
to encompass training as well) has been societys
prime instrument in that mission, simultaneously capturing,
structuring and transmitting societys way of
life, ranging from the primitive culture of ancient
civilisation to the sophisticated science, technology,
division of labour, entertainment, ethics etc of modern
society...
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Tuesday
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Dr
David E Bratt updated
18/05/04
You
writing too negative, she said. So what
you want me to write about? You see anything positive
going on?
Pastor
Clive Dottin updated 18/05/04
The
nation was traumatised by revelations of alleged wrongdoing
in the Police Service. There are many who believe
that police officers should not be asked to conduct
any inquiry into the conduct of other police officers...
Jaye-Q
Baptiste updated 18/05/04
Just
because a woman denies believing in the prevalence
of rape does not mean she herself has not been raped...
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Wednesday
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Bukka
Rennie updated
19/05/04
Seldom
has the contribution of Chinese immigrants to T&T
ever been discussed and analysed. Save, of course,
for the excellent two pieces of work by Walton Look-Lai,
himself a product of the local Chinese community,
and the book written by Mr Millette which was commissioned
by the leadership of the local Chinese Association...
Greater
Caribbean This Week updated 21/04/04
The
21st century has brought, as part of its agenda, the
obligation to search for responses to globalisation
since the world order is geared toward new schemes
of relations among countries, according to which the
influence of the will of each of these countries,
seen individually, loses relevance. This has produced
the need for multilateralism and the need to create
the different association blocs that have proliferated
globally...
Jaye-Q
Baptiste updated 19/05/04
Women
who wont stand up actively, passionately, vociferously,
angrily against the activity of rape are inviting
it...
Ravi
Ji updated 19/05/04
Ganga
Dhaaraa Teerath, an annual pilgrimage to Ganga Dhaaraa
in the Northern Range, will be held on June 6, 2004
from 4 am...
Sat
Maharaj updated 19/05/04
Our
youth cannot imagine the chronology of pain that was
a day in the life of an indentured barrack Indian.
There were no clocks. The crowing of cocks awakened
the bone-weary barrack dwellers. These birds, another
Indian import, survived by scratching around for the
unlikely scraps that may have been abandoned by the
malnourished brotherhood of poverty inhabiting the
hovels of despair...
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Thursday
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Dr
Morgan O Job updated
20/05/04
Millions
of real Indians are ashamed of racism, communalism,
or devotion to flaunting caste as the measure of human
value. There, identity is not defined by affected
rejection of imagined Africanness...
Jaye-Q
Baptiste updated 20/05/04
Imagine,
its the people who arent raped, and the
people who rape, who get to say what rape is. However,
Rus Ervin Funk, in, Stopping Rape: A Challenge for
Men, asserts, Sexual Assault: any forced or
unwanted sexual contact as defined by the victim/survivor.
Norman
Girvan updated 26/02/04
On
March 1 the new Secretary General of the ACS, Dr Rubén
Silié, takes over the Secretariat. As I pass
the baton on to my successor, I cannot help reflecting
on the challenges of the past four years...
Tony
Fraser updated
20/05/04
Prime
Minister Patrick Manning, the National Security Council
chaired by the Prime Minister, the Minister of National
Security, the special squad headed by Brigadier Joseph,
the Police Service and the governments social
programmes to steer young people away from criminality
have not achieved in the last 30 months the kind of
results that would persuade citizens that their lives
and property are more secure than they previously
were...
Trinidad
and Tobago Chamber of Industry and Commerce
updated 20/05/04
A
fortnight ago, the capital city of Port-of-Spain was
locked down by law-enforcement agencies as a result
of telephone calls to several public sector buildings,
which warned of bombs therein, coupled with intelligence
by police officers that cars with insurgents, arms
and ammunition were headed in that direction...
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Friday
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BC
Pires updated 14/05/04
In
March, the remote control of my iPod headphones
frizzed and I phoned PC World, from where, unluckily,
it was purchased. When was it bought?
asked the guy...
Clevon
Raphael updated 21/05/04
I
wanted to scream. I wanted to cry. Yes,
big men do cry. I also wanted to round
up a group of similarly affected people
and make a public display (I didnt
care what form it took) of the anger swelling
inside...
Thus
it is that, with solid party foundations,
dramatic governmental achievements, and
an undisputed leadership which has maintained
close and direct contact between government
and party, we have so solidified the confidence
reposed in us by the mass movement that
we have survived
with the enemy in
disorderly rout vainly trying to reform
the ranks for election purposes only.
Peter
Ray Blood's Pulse Column updated
21/05/04
A
great time was enjoyed by all who attended
Sundays Sports & Family Day, hosted
by the ANSA McAL Group of Companies at St
Marys College Grounds, Serpentine Road,
St Clair...
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Saturday
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Attillah
Springer updated 15/05/04
It
wasnt just all the emails being circulated this
week with pictures of grown men on leashes or of women
in chadors being raped by men in camouflage...
Gail Alexander
updated 08/05/04
When in doubt, look to the British model. Thats
the direction in which the Manning administration
glanced last week concerning the critical issue of
communication...
Nirad
Tewarie updated 15/05/04
On Sunday evening, I got a ticket. Heading North,
I exited the Solomon Hochoy Highway at Chaguanas and
made a right turn when I got to the Main Road. There
are two signs that outlaw right turns and force you
to go all the way into Chaguanas...
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