Daily Archive: Sunday, January 4, 2015

Articles published on Sunday, January 4, 2015

In T&T: 46 killed by cops last year

(Trinidad Express) While many may believe that 2014 was a record year in terms of the number of people killed following altercations with members of the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TTPS)—with 46 dead following confrontations with officers—it actually was not.

Fresh fish for dinner!

Fresh fish for dinner! This man hauled in a decent-sized specimen just seconds after throwing his hook into this trench in Herstelling yesterday afternoon.

New Year, same cricket

As the New Year dawns with West Indies cricket fortunes continuing the same old gloomy, we are seeing yet another series of calls for major surgery on the organization in charge of our cricket.

Kumar Sangakkara

Sangakkara passes 12,000 runs but test in balance

WELLINGTON, (Reuters) – Kumar Sangakkara became the fastest player to reach 12,000 test runs and will look to rebuild Sri Lanka’s innings after they were left teetering on 78 for five at the end of the first day’s play in the second test against New Zealand.

FidalBassier Man in the Street (First Prize Photography)

The Visual Arts Competition 2014: A stunning display of creativity

By Alim Hosein Alim A. Hosein is Dean of Education and Humanities at the University of Guyana; a linguist, literary and art critic, artist, member of the Management Committee of the Guyana Prize for Literature and Coordinator of the Guyana Visual Arts Competition and Exhibition (GVACE) The Awards ceremony held on December 17 at the National Cultural Centre brought an end to the public events in the 2014 Guyana Visual Arts Competition and Exhibition.

Pet adoption

(Continued from last week) When you are adopting a dog, especially one from the GSPCA Shelter, there are certain considerations that have to be factored into the exercise.

Void and fantasy

Guyana enters 2015 in a state of uncertainty. President Ramotar in his New Year’s address to the nation rabbited on about all the wonderful plans his government had for the coming months without acknowledging that the nation is operating in a kind of political vacuum, and any plans he might have, therefore, are virtually meaningless.

Preserving the St Stanislaus records

Dear Editor, I read Frederick Kissoon’s letter of Dec 11, 2014, titled ‘A donation to UG would have meant the destruction of the documents’ and feel I must share an experience in the hope that those in responsible positions may be helped in their administration of our archived resources.