Jamaica Gleaner - 2017-11-28

• ‘Get used to it!’
• JA, DOM REP MUST FORGE CLOSER TIES – MEDINA
• Gruesome group killing!
• ISSA SETS DISCIPLINA­RY MEETING WITH JC
• MORE THAN 10 ILLEGAL GUNS SEIZED ON THE WEEKEND
• LASCO to appeal damages ruling in Pfizer case
• Eduardo Fayor-Solá calls for disruptive innovation in tourism
• Another child killed in St James, murders at 296
• Haemorrhoi­d and the ass
• Government impotent in war on crime
• Ten Commandmen­ts: revealed or stolen?
• NIDS dangerous weapon in Gov’t’s hands
• Digicel working to resolve Hanover woes
• Towards inclusive tourism
• PM as judge, jury – and executione­r?
• Debate begins on bill to govern how JPs operate
• Urgent appeal to aid persons suffering from HIV
• ... Chuck examines if JPs should charge for services
• Cuba’s expected next president raising profile
• ‘Hair’s’ to SUCCESS
• JAMPRO: Investment in minerals critical to growth
• ‘Pull up your socks!’
• Improving business for SMTEs
• Grateful for TEF loans
• Jamaica U-20 Women prepare for CONCACAF Champs
• Ponder these changes, ISSA!
• All protocols observed
• Benzwick: Early acclimatis­ation worked!
• SCARED TO SEEK A US VISA
• I want to be a Canadian citizen
• My 18-y-o has a proposal
• McKenzie paints POETS’ ESSENCE
• A classical Christmas gift
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD: NO. 28,530
• THIS DAY IN OUR PAST
• ISAAC ASIMOV’S SUPER QUIZ
• RICHARD BYLES
• I am optimistic about Jamaica’s future – Byles
• Prince Harry, actress Meghan Markle to wed next year
• Security forces say country back to ‘normalcy’ after crisis
• Murder accused in Mario Deane case to return to court tomorrow
• Kingston stages first annual Boat Fest
• Implementi­ng a single window for trade
• St Thomas students cry foul
• Tiffanie & Trecia
• National Library of Jamaica launches poetry programme
• St Andrew High School student receives inaugural Bold Goals Scholarshi­p for Girls
• Managing the records system
• Forms of transporta­tion – Part 2
• Bank reconcilia­tion statement – Part 1
• Non-metals
• Estimating population size using mark-release-capture method
• Map reading and field study
• Pulling together/staying together for one purpose
• Life on the typical 18th-century plantation
• Finch family
• Poetry comprehens­ion W
• Binary representa­tion and manipulati­on
• Algebra – Cont’d
• Response to practice questions
• Globalisat­ion and developmen­t
• GROUP group work Making the work in
• The art of photograph­y
• BPO summit, job fair a success

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