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New UWI Chancellor To Be Installed This Weekend

New UWI Chancellor To Be Installed This Weekend

KINGSTON, Jamaica, September 14, 2017 (CMC) – The new chancellor for the University of the West Indies will be installed, on the weekend, in a ceremony to be held at the university’s St. Augustine Campus in Trinidad and Tobago. Robert ...

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How To Make The Perfect Sub

How To Make The Perfect Sub

By John Thomas Contributing Writer If you’re from the Philadelphia area, you might call your sub a “hoagie.” If you’re from the New York area, it might be a “hero” to you. The New England folks will call their sub ...

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Bold Colours Lead Fall Fashion Trends

Bold Colours Lead Fall Fashion Trends

(NC) — This season runway trends introduce a myriad of new colours to your wardrobe palette. From powerful reds to metallic tones, this fall revives the expected, welcoming classic warm tones while exploring new adventurous terrain. Commanding reds. Whether it ...

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When Might Opening A Joint Bank Account Make Sense?

When Might Opening A Joint Bank Account Make Sense?

By Carla Hindman PRIDE Money Columnist Did you recently get married, move in with a new roommate, see a child off to university or start managing a relative’s finances? The change in relationship dynamics could prompt you to consider tying ...

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Poetry Soapbox: Eve

Poetry Soapbox: Eve

Eve By Lorna King PRIDE Poet Laureate Eve in Africa solid in wood. Carved in stone in caves; with butt, belly, and breast to feed the world, to start the tribe. Eve her daughter grown pale; butt-less, breast-less, belly-less. She ...

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Poverty On The Rise In Barbados: Survey

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, September 14, 2017 (CMC) – A new study has found that poverty is on the rise in Barbados, with 17.5 percent of the population living in poverty, up from 15.1 percent in 2010. The findings of the Barbados ...

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