What more evidence is needed?
THE EDITOR, Sir: I AM a Jamaican living in Britain and recently I read in one of the national papers here a summary of a United Nations (UN) report regarding human development. According to the report, human development measured by the UN is a...

Soothing sounds of Japan
THE EDITOR: Sir, THE CONCERT of music for Koto (Japanese harp) and Shakuhachi (Japanese flute), at the Little Theatre in Kingston, on Friday, July 11, gave many of us Jamaicans a lift, that stayed with us long after the sounds had died away.

In the best interest of the people
THE EDITOR, Sir: YOUR LETTER of the day for Friday, July 11, 2003, entitled 'Road Deaths Warrant Realistic Coverage', written by attorney-at-law Bert Samuels, should, I hope, make some impact on our Parliamentarians even as the deaths of young Anna-Kay..

We appreciate you, Horace Williams
THE EDITOR, Sir: THE FORMER Mayor of Mandeville, Manchester, Coun-cillor Horace C. Williams, did a tremendous job during his administration as our Mayor. He served the people well.

Aren't we of one faith?
THE EDITOR, Sir: THE ISSUE of Mormons has too often in Jamaica been dealt with on a negative basis.

Saddened by the deaths
THE EDITOR, Sir: NOW THAT we are at the end of the summer term, we begin preparation for the forthcoming term with a reflection on the events of the term just completed. Unfortunately, a recent road tragedy occurring in St. Thomas, lingers on in our...

That $50 toll
THE EDITOR, Sir: THERE SEEMS to be an extensive problem with high prices in this country. We seem to lack insight into how some people exist. In the absence of this insight, people can be unwittingly forced into becoming defiant or to continue to...

Addressing GCT on strata corporations
THE EDITOR, Sir: I WROTE to you on May 14, 2003, about the Minister of Finance's recent imposition of General Consumption (G.C.T.) on maintenance payable to strata corporations.