The squash blossom conundrum
A white table cloth and high prices don’t make food any better than a fancy chassis and gold connectors make a product sound good.
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Opinion
The Editor speaks: Why the long delay in activating hurricane shelters in Bodden Town?
I live in Bodden Town and not one of my representatives did I vote for in the last Election.
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African Diaspora Rising: The Year of the Door of Return to Africa
This year, 2019 marks the 400th year since the Dutch ship White Lion arrived in Jamestown in the British Colony that was to become the Commonwealth of Virginia with “20 and odd Negroes” from Africa.
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Frameworks
We all love to learn but today’s education systems are antiquated to the task. Student’s heads are crammed full of information that bears little relevance to their lives—information they will someday ...
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The View From Europe: Brexit - The long view
Despite the British electorate having voted to leave the European Union (EU) two and half years ago, there is still no consensus on how to proceed.
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The value of libraries
The value of a library can easily be measured with only two metrics: its quality content and easy access.
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The Publisher speaks
It is about time I had some space here and I wanted you all to know about the man whose name is on one of the smallest churches on Grand Cayman.
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Anthony Travers: Letter to the Washington Times - Cayman initiative is warfare
By Anthony Travers From The Washington Times
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