Year: 2018
- Lifestyles
My best bites of 2018
Food is different things to different people. It can be homey and comforting, divine and sinfully decadent; savory and sweet,…
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Utopian Ecologies
The ninth National Exhibition, “NE9: The Fruit and the Seed”, opened on December 13, 2018, and the reception was quite…
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Returning the gaze
Melissa Alcena’s work is not for the faint of heart. It is not for those who dismiss the work of…
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Speaking to views and gazes in the work of Eric Rose
Art provides an interior image of exteriorised feelings that are usually not openly discussed. The interior/exterior reality of images and…
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Junior Male Athlete of the Year
Bahamian collegiate swimmer Izaak Bastian has the potential of making it into the Olympics one day as the Florida State…
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World Archery Bahamas celebrates successful fifth year
Established in 2013 in a backyard using homemade PVC bows and shooting at very close distances, The Bahamas Archery Federation,…
Read More » Govt should issue a travel advisory to Bahamians visiting Canada
Dear Editor, Canada is the second wealthiest country in North America with an impressive GDP of $46,437 per capita. With…
Read More »Caribbean tourism: Adapting to change
Dear Editor, As we look back over 2018 and look forward to the New Year, I am reminded of the…
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Bahamasair at ‘tipping point’
Former Aviation Minister Glenys Hanna-Martin yesterday called on the aviation minister to acknowledge that Bahamasair is in crisis after facing a…
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Lloyd: Threats didn’t lead to teacher break extension
Minister of Education Jeffrey Lloyd yesterday dispelled reports that the extension of Christmas break for schools was the result of industrial action…
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