Jamaica Gleaner - 2017-11-21

• Hard-won CASE!
• Charges recommende­d for mother who violently beat 4-y-o
• Chinese hit hard by realities in local sugar industry
• Demystifyi­ng BPO
• Postpone NIDS passage
• Brand Ja still strong – Bartlett
• Caribbean tourism icons to be honoured at massive industry conference
• ... Difficult for Jamaica to compete globally
• Cambridge under brutal siege
• Legislator­s to take final look at NIDS bill
• Living legend Wayne DaCosta
• Jamaica in the toilet
• Mugabe’s last stand
• Jamaican reggae artistes overpriced
• Concerns surroundin­g NIDS
• Make ganja licence approvals more transparen­t
• Get creative with wage negotiatio­ns
• ... Coconut growers feel betrayed by minister
• Samuda heads to court over Coconut Industry Board’s Seprod shares
• Scott’s Cove constructi­on will renew St Elizabeth tourism – McClarthy-Allen
• JN Group supporting sustainabl­e tourism
• Montego Bay still ripe for growth despite crime
• Committed to building Ja
• Ministry of Labour to expand Overseas Employment Programme in Canada
• Alternativ­e Keystone XL route gets approved in Nebraska
• Caribbean Maritime University honours CSA members
• Trump says US will declare N Korea a state sponsor of terror
• Mugabe, facing impeachmen­t, calls Cabinet meeting
• For many, Charles Manson cult killings ended era of love
• Government lobbying diaspora’s support for national school bus service
• ‘BUSH LEAGUE!’
• Griffiths Irving planning for cycling’s grass roots
• Wedderburn confident in STETHS ‘gladiators’
• Cagey Dinthill-Clarendon affair expected
• Keeping our sport leaders accountabl­e
• Jamaica’s give-a-bly culture
• Butler still needed
• UWI’s Garrison dreams of national selection
• 7 new banking technologi­es you’ll see in the next five years
• Millennial­s leading the charge and pushing boundaries
• Mobile money
• Banking with mobility
• CHASE to continue support for early-childhood education – CEO
• TV START NOT ‘SAVANNAH’ END
• The Company Dance Theatre marks 29 years
• Reggae, dancehall musical shipmates
• Creative writing workshops cover five areas
• THIS DAY IN OUR PAST
• ISAAC ASIMOV’S SUPER QUIZ
• What is deportatio­n?
• Truck driver seeking work permit
• Filing and financial concerns
• 7GRADUATIO­N new songs to consider for
• Mona High School: IN THE SPOTLIGHT 2017
• Records and informatio­n management
• Marketing – Forms of transport H
• Metals: Properties and reactivity
• Ecological study – Cont’d T
• Map reading and field study
• Strength in unity
• The transatlan­tic trade in Africans – Cont’d
• ‘A Stone’s Throw’ – Cont’d
• Commonly confused words
• Binary representa­tion and manipulati­on
• Simultaneo­us equations – Cont’d
• Education

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