Friday, July 11 2008
Caribbean corals face extinction - bones
An international team of scientists released findings on the state of the world's coral reefs this week and grabbing the headlines was word that one third of the world's coral species face extinction.Leading the team of scientists was Professor Kent...
FEATURES |
 Sharon Millar speaks to Jamaican artist Roberta Stoddart and admires her ability to find beauty in the uncommon and forgotten
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An excerpt from Gary Steckles' new Marley biography, relating how
the singer and his Wailers colleagues recorded their first hit
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DEPARTMENTS
Carifesta returns to Guyana after the first festival was held there 36
years ago. Ruth Osman looks excitedly at what’s planned to revive the
spirit of that first event
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Caribbean cuisine abounds in London, yet it’s not as popular with the locals. Franka Philip explains why
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Trinidad and Tobago can offer the perfect backdrop for almost any feature film, explains the Trinidad and Tobago Film Company
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LAST WORD: MINE HOST BOWS OUT
After 13 years of drinking his rum and Coke for free, Garry Steckles makes a last toast to a St Kitts bar he founded to make his tropical island dream complete
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SCIENCE BEAT: Fire Down Below
Most of the islands of the Lesser Antilles are the products of ancient volcanic activity, evidence of restless forces seething beneath the earth's surface. Maura Imbert is fascinated bythe Caribbean's sleeping volcanoes.
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BOOK BUZZ: FOR BOOKS’ SAKE
Guyanese literary activist Petamber Persaud puts his faith in the power of words
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ART BUZZ: ART BUZZ
Galvanise stages a major intervention in the Trinidad art scene • Barbara Jardine’s precious masterpieces are sculptures as much as jewels
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