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February 5, 2023
By Dillon Goring “ POETRY is like second to none when it comes to a song. There are a lot of young poets out there who have been through
Archive for the Day: February 5, 2023
February 5, 2023
By Frederick Halley DIANA Alli D’Souza is a humanitarian par excellence and an incredible individual with a heart of gold. At 71, she has no intention of slowing down
February 5, 2023
THROUGH the wildlife club that she started in her first year of teaching in 2016, Kim Spencer has been helping scores of children in the Rupununi to learn about
February 5, 2023
–Young scholar displays great wisdom and humility BEING born into one of Guyana’s most affluent families, Arya Mohamed is one of the most humble, well-grounded, and wise 12-year-olds you
February 5, 2023
LIKE many of you, I’ve read the play, Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare. Brutus’ betrayal of his friend Julius brought out many themes that highlighted the painful reality of
February 5, 2023
THIS kind of exclusive event always gave Sarah a sense of pride, for she had elevated her life beyond her expectations. From the dust of poverty, she could today
February 5, 2023
There are three broad groups of agents which are proven to cause cancer of the mouth, namely physical, chemical and viral. But exposure to these agents (called carcinogens), does
February 5, 2023
–from a new author’s perspective HISTORY is not static, and with access to new information that was not within grasp or even concealed, a new perspective can be presented
February 5, 2023
Recently, there were reports in the media of teachers being physically assaulted in two primary schools and verbally threatened in a secondary school. The primaries were Graham’s Hall and
February 5, 2023
I WOULD like to acknowledge all the people who consistently read this column and give feedback, especially Hon. Brigadier (Ret’d) Mark Anthony Phillips, Prime Minister of the Cooperative Republic
