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LETTER OF THE DAY - Hypocritical Church!
THE EDITOR, Sir: IT HAS come to my attention that the Church leadership in Jamaica, in recent statements, has not only denounced horse racing on Sundays at Caymanas Park, but also my administration's proposal to introduce a City Lotto (lottery) to help...
Church being biased in rights issues?
THE EDITOR, Sir:IN RECENT weeks, there has been a lot of talk from the Christian community, both from the pulpit and the pews, that in my mind reflects a dangerous misunderstanding of the essence of that particular religious movement...
Jamaica has not achieved enough in 50 years
THE EDITOR, Sir: THIS YEAR, we will be celebrating 50 years of Independence, but I would like someone to tell me what have we achieved all these years of our so-called Indepen-dence...
'Parentism' not Garveyism
THE EDITOR, Sir: I WATCH with great trepidation as we lurch from one social experiment to another seeking to correct the many social ills we are plagued with...
UHWI wards in need of hot water
THE EDITOR SIR: I would like to solicit a little space in your columns by highlighting a not-so-steamy affair at the University Hospital of the West Indies...
LETTER OF THE DAY - Youths ignorant of our history, legacy
THE EDITOR, Sir: I am sometimes so embarrassed by my own generation. I am 24 years old and have a deep appreciation for many things, including history, culture, music and current affairs....
Nasty pro-rape dancehall lyrics
THE EDITOR, Sir:I feel it is my civic duty to comment on a very disturbing line in one of the most popular dancehall songs that is currently blazing on airwaves: "Before me tun a b-yman, me rather tun a raper....
Sloppy cops must tighten up
THE EDITOR, Sir:In light of the crime and violence plaguing our country, I am appalled at the obvious lack of security where a teenager who was in custody at the August Town Police Station last week was able to take a firearm...
Be sensitive, Mr Principal!
THE EDITOR, Sir:The February 6 edition of TVJ's Prime Time News included a follow-up on the tragic story of two teen boys, students of the Cross Roads-based St Andrew College, who drowned while on an unauthorised trip to a Portland beach the week...
Total rubbish!
THE EDITOR, Sir:There are 10 bags of garbage at my gate. Yes, 10. Not the small scandal bags that adorn the fence along the squatter community on Golding Avenue, but the larger 24"x36" garbage bags....
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