GSAT not a good choice
THE EDITOR, Sir: I FIRMLY believe that the introduction of the 'Grade Six Achievement Test' (GSAT) to replace the 'Common Entrance Examinations' was not a good choice.

Ocho Rios needs help
THE EDITOR, Sir: THE DEEP concern voiced by Mr. Paul Pennicook, Director of Tourism, in Monday's Gleaner is both surprising and welcome.

Casinos overdue
THE EDITOR, Sir: CASINO GAMBLING is overdue in Jamaica. We need the revenue badly and the jobs.

Education a priority to JLP
THE EDITOR, Sir: I CANNOT see why the finding of Dr. Dennis Minnott's survey that ranked high schools based on their own performance as it relates to CXC passes, should come as a surprise to anyone...

Jamaicans, be warned!
THE EDITOR, Sir; I AM a Jamaican living in the Bahamas. I would like my fellow Jamaicans to know that there are persons who are cheating Jamaicans out of thousands of dollars under the pretence of getting them into the Bahamas...

Message for diaspora talks
THE EDITOR, Sir: THERE IS a general euphoria when Jamaicans welcome visitors from foreign and while I join in the hearty welcome being extended to the delegates at the Jamaican Diaspora Conference being held at the Jamaica Conference Centre...

Saluting good service
THE EDITOR, Sir: I AM one of those Jamaicans who feel that when my fellow Jamaicans are doing a good job or making some good gesture or contribution, they should be commended and credited...

Big-up Ja
THE EDITOR, Sir: I AM a Jamaican living in Trinidad and just want to say how proud I am of Jamaica and her achievements.

St. Thomas neglected
THE EDITOR, Sir: IF JAMAICA is to move forward we expect that this forward movement will involve the entire island.