Emancipation statue truly a work of art
THE EDITOR, Sir: I AM writing with my reflections on Laura Facey's monumental sculpture, 'Redemption Song'. As a Jamaican-born artist and symbolist I would like to share my interpretation of this important work.
Dancing for God
THE EDITOR, Sir: I JUST read the article on Praise Academy and Ms. Nobles' vision. I write from Barbados and am proud to say I am one of the approximately 38 members of Praise Academy of Dance Barbados.
Blockheads make Iraqi lives intolerable
THE EDITOR, Sir: NEVER BEFORE in the history of mankind have so few naive and arrogant neo-conservative blockheads made life even more intolerable for the 25 million poor souls who seriously thought they could never live more intolerably...
CARICOM must monitor Haitian transition
THE EDITOR, Sir: CONGRATULATIONS ON your excellent editorial and strong, insightful opinion in the Gleaner Online of March 3...
'Aristide: better off alive'
THE EDITOR, Sir: I WOULD like to draw your attention to an editorial in the New York Daily News dated today March 3, 2004. Under the headlines ARISTIDE: BETTER OFF ALIVE.
A glorious opportunity missed
THE EDITOR, Sir: CARICOM has lost a glorious opportunity to be at the forefront diplomatically, to resolve the Haitian crisis.
CARICOM should have assisted Haiti
THE EDITOR, Sir: MANY OF us over here from the Caribbean waited with bated breath for CARICOM to have given some practical help to President Aristide in his hour of need.
Build better lives through education
THE EDITOR, Sir: I REFER to your article in today's Gleaner on "local education: international funding".
Make decision on World Cup venue, PM
THE EDITOR, Sir: I FOR one do not find amusing the Prime Minister's seemingly cavalier approach in the selection of the venue for the 2007 World Cup.
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