Lead Stories
EAC goes a-begging
The Electoral Advisory Committee (EAC) is seeking overseas funding to pay for the costs of training its staff in electronic voting technology.

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Appeal Court needs more judges - Forte
Disabled get IT training
Students denied US visas
Drug Court doing well

News
Voting technology vendor to be named soon

The company which will provide Jamaica's electronic voter-identification system, which will identify an elector by fingerprint, produce personal data and a photograph and then a ballot, will be known in the next three weeks.

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Seaga sought meeting with G-G
Government to consider teacher re-classification

Business
Meeting those back-to-school costs

Proper high school planning takes a lot of smarts and, as soon as you realise the three main entry areas to budget for, mounting expenses should be a thing of the past.

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Fresh produce exports show signs of growth
Business communicators head for Jamaica

Sport
Jamaica, Windwards in tame draw
Jamaica and holders Windward Islands played to a tame draw in their fourth round West Indies youth championship match at the LBI Community Centre yesterday.

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Hall recalled to Ja squad
Personal Nemesis wins Digicel Stakes
St. George's lift Roper Cup
Surrey 'A' in control

Commentary
Editorial - Focus on the teaching profession
The warning from Mr. Paul Adams, the newly-elected President of the JTA, that it will take 20 years for the country to recover from the loss of good quality teachers to overseas jobs, should neither be taken lightly nor brushed aside.

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In search of goat
If music be the food...
My father's bookcase
Give the JDF Coast Guard what it needs

Letters
Focus on national issues
THE EDITOR, Sir: The peace talks between the Prime Minister and the Leader of the Opposition on Thursday, August 16, left many of us with a ray of hope.

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For a better Jamaica
No to decriminalisation of ganja
Dangerous ideas, Ms Ritch
Sovereignty and marijuana
Why a State of Emergency has not been declared?

Entertainment
Unprofessionalism in show business
Once upon a time, a dancehall show was an overseas promoter's dream. But these days many foreign promoters say these shows can be their worst nightmare because of unprofessional artistes.

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Jana Bent's 'You So Fine' creating waves overseas
One on one with the 'Grammy Kid'

Arts &Leisure
Spending money wisely, the coupon way
The truth is that many persons will quietly take a chance if it works out, to save money, or better yet, if it amounts to quality, free stuff.

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Roy Reid paints about Jamaicans' struggles, hopes

Outlook
Cover Story - Dr. Olive Lewin: Growing with music

Today, the burnished tones of piano displace the silence in the home of musicologist Dr. Olive Lewin and, for a few minutes, we share what fewer and fewer Jamaicans hear.

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St. Ann - Where goodwill grows
Outlook Men Opinion - The strong black woman