Jamaica Gleaner - 2019-02-25

• UWI lecturer calls for transparen­t funding framework for tertiary institutio­ns
• Holness: Don’t get comfortabl­e
• LAW & DISORDER
• Love at first sight for Asafa
• An amazing ‘Journey, Break Every Rule’.
• Big tests.
• Track and field template can ease Grammy woes.
• See students’ response
• Power moves from the NBA to the cannabis industry
• Vaz: East Portland needs good leadership
• Tufton rejects mayor’s politickin­g claim
• The fatherless
• Blah, blah, blah…
• Calling Catholic abusers to account
• Catholic Church built western civilizati­on
• Prevention is better than cure
• Prevented from answering nature’s call
• Multilingu­alism key to move country forward – Morris
• Get involved in the Scout movement – GG
• Law coming to blow out bad gas from fuel industry
• We want to see more growth
• YEAP’s seventh regional session focuses on biodiversi­ty
• Education on gender violence needed – Novelette Grant
• St Ann Parish Library awards long-serving staff
• National Youth Council cleans Paggee Beach in Port Maria
• Bravo hails Gayle’s impact
• It was a tough decision to leave MVP – Tracey
• Forbes ready to serve netball
• Kepa’s defiance leaves Sarri in tough spot
• Hetmyer hails Windies improvemen­ts
• The IAAF’s Semenya dilemma
• Water shortage: The next crisis
• Sumfest heads to Trinidad for first-ever launch; eyes London as well
• ‘The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part’ – a satisfying sequel
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD: NO. 28,918
• HOROSCOPE
• ISAAC ASIMOV’S SUPER QUIZ
• CRYPTIC PUZZLE
• Sun, rum and fun at Xodus’ Debut Breakfast Party
• ‘Powerful’ tribute to Aston Cooke
• Jimmy James to ignite ‘Simply Myrna’ March 2
• Errol Campbell
• Why do we overthink everything?
• Yoga is for men, too
• The pleasures of business with Paul Brunson
• Lawrence creates fashion history on Gucci in Milan
• ‘What he wants’
• Old age and the law

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