Jamaica Gleaner - 2018-05-01

• MONSTER MOMS!
• Enshrine Windrush promise in law, UK MPs press Theresa May gov’t
• 80/20 tertiary education funding model not sustainabl­e – minister
• Inner-city households to pilot solar bulb project.
• ‘Total, illogical nonsense!.
• Prayer does it for Goule.
• Security concerns hurting regional tourism – Bartlett
• Ja could see 10m visitors per year soon, says Holness
• HORROR ROADS!
• Some university students want a free pass – Reid
• Samuda’s excuse doesn’t cut it
• Let’s not be fulsome about it
• States of emergency are serious business
• Explore broader horizons of postal service
• Deal with tertiary fee crisis once and for all
• Getting to the HEART of Jamaica’s labour force
• ... Areas in greatest need of skilled workers
• ... Jamaica closer to accessing the Cuban market
• JAMPRO aims to increase exports to Cuba through recent inward trade mission
• PSOJ decries ‘crass, boorish’ conduct in Parliament
• Ministry to develop disaster risk policy
• Senator demands list of gov’t consultant­s
• Gov’t raps Opposition for being against SOE as long-term crime measure
• Supermarke­t merger to create largest UK chain
• IOJ, Highway 2000 partner to help schools go green
• UCC gets into high gear with Early College and Advanced Placement high-school programme
• Jamaica’s performanc­e in PEC-G 2018
• A Royal request
• The testostero­ne test.
• Local martial artists claim discrimina­tion.
• Wards of the State encouraged to make use of rehabilita­tion programmes
• New rates for Dunn’s River Falls and Park
• Sagicor Foundation tertiary scholarshi­ps now open
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD: NO. 28,661
• HOROSCOPE
• THIS DAY IN OUR PAST
• ISAAC ASIMOV’S SUPER QUIZ
• David Tulloch reinventin­g theatre, Jamaican style
• Drama part of A-dZiko’s participat­ory art
• Michael a thriller in sister’s home
• Promise of excellence kept at Pegasus
• LargeUp moves into singles with Busy Signal
• Regal business plan
• Which programme is best?
• Paying income tax in the UK
• It was your husband’s fault
• The right approach to TEACHERS
• Manufactur­er impressed by students’ interest in sector
• 1. ‘The Book Thief’ by Markus Zusak
• 2. The Harry Potter series by J.K. Rowling
• Youthlink CSEC Seminar helps students prepare for exams
• Revision
• Balance of payments – Cont’d
• Non-trading concern
• Cells and their organelles
• Wave processes
• Constituti­onal arrangemen­ts in the Dutch Antilles and Puerto Rico
• Study time
• ‘My Parents’ – Cont’d
• Tips for writing speeches
• The Pascal language – Cont’d
• Matrices – Cont’d
• Listening comprehens­ion
• Suzanne Parkins by day, ZANNI by night
• FLOW funds Penn Relays trips
• Kiwanis builds leadership skills of teens, young adults
• GAME & APP REVIEW

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