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Meadows Blvd
Nassau
Nassau / Paradise Island, Bahamas

Review

SAi 2023 bridges the future

Aquinas College senior Jaá Rolle was awarded the Summer Arts Immersion (SAi) 2023 Conceptual Composition Prize for her piece "Unceasing Admiration", an abstract portrait that pays homage to Bahamian Master Artist Stanley Burnside.

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Pet lovers will delight in 'Secret Life of Pets'

Summer movies are supposed to be a certain kind of way.

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TEENS BENEFIT FROM BTC’s PARENT “FUTURE TECH STAR STARS” PROGRAM

Over forty Bahamian teen girls aspiring to pursue careers in the field of tech, are one step ahead in realizing their dreams. BTC through its parent company Liberty Latin America (LLA) is affording them an exciting opportunity to learn more about the field of technology, specifically coding and web development.

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CANTO Achieves Success at its 35th Annual Conference.

From July 21st – 24th 2019, the Hyatt Regency Hotel, Port-of-Spain, Trinidad and Tobago was transformed into a digital think tank as CANTO hosted its 35th Annual Conference and Trade Exhibition under the theme, “Transitioning to a Digital Region - Opportunities and Challenges”.

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Comics industry rising

With half of the top 10 grossing films of 2018 based on comic books - an industry estimated to be around $865 million in the United States, according to market research group IbisWorld - a local illustrator and animator has called for increased government support. [...]
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COMICS INDUSTRY RISING-Lack of Government Support is no Laughing Matter

With half of the top 10 grossing films of 2018 based on comic books – an industry estimated to be around $865 million in the United States, according to market research group IbisWorld – a local illustrator and animator has called for increased government support...

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Teen Author, Illustrator Inspired by Governor-General

It is not every day a tenth grader gets to pay an intimate courtesy call on the person who holds the highest office in the land, but then again, teen author Sierra Blair isn’t your average youth...

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History in the remaking

Just a few days from a clarifying moment in Bahamian history, a sense of liberation and optimism is still felt throughout our islands. Surpassing the rhetoric of politics and governance, the social impact of May 10th's events has presented a lesson on the power of a nation through the people's voice.
In the weeks leading up to the 2017 general election, many Bahamians were concerned about the coun...

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Questioning black history

The legitimacy of the Willie Lynch speech "The Making of A Slave" is one of much controversy within Black history. Lynch was said to be a British slave owner in the West Indies who was invited in 1712 to teach his methods to his American counterparts on the banks of the St. James River of Virginia. While activists and historians argue Lynch's existence and the credibility of the speech, what remai...

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