Imagine a classroom where the blackboard is replaced by the expansive, blue ocean and the sound of chalk is traded for the splash of waves against a sailboat’s hull. In the heart of the remarkable…
By Nadia Laws
Education is just one of seven pillars that make up the mission of community organisation, Bermuda is Love. The other six are access to food, housing, clothing, healthcare, justice and a healthy environment. This framework,…
Being an elite tennis player is expensive. University is expensive. And, even though Bermudian tennis player, Daniel Phillips, 20, had been awarded an athletic scholarship to attend Arizona State University, he found his first year…
Once considered unattractive necessities for the hardest working rooms in the house, modern appliances don’t just make everyday chores easier, but they look good too – and could even save you money. Think appliances are…
As a child, Janice “Honey” Warner-Tucker was fascinated with art and colours. To this day, she exhibits an unbridled exuberance when talking about the days when she would visit her Aunt Elsie on Curving Avenue,…
Everywhere he went, Calvin Ming Jr spread a powerful message: never take life for granted. It’s a belief he likely embraced long before his life-saving heart and kidney transplants. Born on December 5, 1947, Mr Ming…
Their achievement in dismantling segregation was extraordinary. But the Progressive Group, which sparked a seismic transformation in Bermuda through the historic Theatre Boycott, were just an ordinary group of people with a common goal. That’s…