The Week of February 22-27, 2004
The
Bahamian Bill Gates a Graduate of Bahamas Academy Many people live
their lives based on other people's expectations, but so few of us have the
courage to live our lives for ourselves. But for Sebas Bastian,
the 23-year-old proprietor of Electronic Doctors, a consumer electronics
franchise located on East Street South, and Sixth Street and Robinson Road, he
followed his own passions to become a role model for many Bahamian men to
follow. Nassau Guardian Article February 24, 2004
The Week of December 22 - 27,
2003
Seventh-day
Adventist Software Designer At
a time when the nation stands ardently concerned about the future of young men
in this country, one young Bahamian man gives us hope At 25,
Darren Darville, A Seventh-day Adventist, is not sitting on the blocks,
sitting in a prison cell, nor is he sitting in the seat of the scornful.
Darren is a member of Johnson Park Seventh-day Adventist Church.
Nassau Guardian Article
The Week of October 19- 24, 2003
Albert
Clarke Leads His School to Great Heights
When I grow up I want to be Prime Minister or
work for government," said Rondino Ferguson, one of 367 students of Oakes
Field Primary School recently honored for academic excellence.
Here's the link to Oakes
Filed Primary School, A Gorvenment School. A Nassau
Guardian Article for October 24, 2003
The Week October 6 to October 10
2003
Adversity
to Success Michael Harris "I waited patiently for the Lord;
and He inclined to me, and heard my cry. He also brought me up out of a
horrible pit, out of a miry clay, and set my feet upon a rock, and established
my steps. He has put a new song in my mouth. Praise to our God." Psalms
40:1-3 Article by Vanessa Rolle the Nassau Guardian
The Week September 27 to October
4, 2003
Adventists
say we must become our brothers' keepers!
Once again the news of another boy gone missing confronts us. Like you, we in
the Adventist community are incensed with these disappearances. Article
by President Leonard Johnson, Nassau Guardian, Thursday, October 2, 2003
The Week September 20 - 26, 2003
Education
Olympics by Pansy Brown One of the ingredients in life that
ignite people of all ages to superlative performance through their dauntless
efforts is "competition". The Nassau Guardian Article
September 20, 2003
The Week September 15 - 19, 2003
Adventist
Say Haitians Need of Help The Adventist Church in The
Bahamas and world wide, is helping to educate and train Haitians in Haiti and
The Bahamas as a means of giving them a better quality of life and reducing
the influx of illegal Haitians to our shores Nassau Guardian Article
for September 12, 2003
The Week August 25-29, 2003
Son
of Adventist Bahamian Wins First Medal in France Leevan Sands, 22,
is the son of Elaine Sands of Centreville Church, Nassau. Triple
jumper Leevan Sands popped 56 feet 6 inches last night in the Stade-de-France
at the 9th International Association of Athletics Federations World Outdoor
Championships in Athletics for the bronze medal win to put The Bahamas on the
medal table. Nassau Guardian Article for August 26, 2003
- The Week August 3 -2 7, 2003
- Disaster at Sea in the Bahamas. Read
the news from different newspapers.
The Week July 20 - 25, 2003
Adventist
Pastor, Wilfred Adderley Launches New Album If your dream
is to record your very own album, don't give up until you've done it",
says Pastor Wilfred Timothy Adderley, better known as "Pastor T."
The Nassau Guardian, July 24, 2003
The Week of June
7 - 14, 2003
Dream
Academy launched
The pilot program of The Bahamas Dream Academy was launched
Wednesday at the E P Roberts Primary School. The Academy is designed by the
Committee for a Better Bahamas to bring better opportunities to young children
who seem destined for trouble or who are considered 'at risk youth.' The
Nassau Guardian Article
The Week of March 30 to April
5, 2003
College
of the Bahamas Lecturer Zendal Forbes (a member of Johnson
Park Seventh-day Adventist Church) has indicated his intention to oppose
Tommy Turnquest for the leadership of the Free National Movement. The
Nassau Guardian, April 2, 2003
COB
signs Understanding with Canadian university (Adventist
President, Dr. Leon Higgs) The College of The Bahamas (COB)
and St. Thomas University, Fredericton New Brunswick, Canada signed a
Memorandum of Understanding for Partnership and Collaboration that permits,
through a five-year agreement, opportunities for collaboration at various
levels.
The Week of March 22-29, 2003
ZNS
mourns veteran broadcaster's death Veteran broadcaster Wycliffe
Miller, 55, collapsed and died at the Broadcasting Corp. of The Bahamas' radio
station Tuesday afternoon, moments after completing his segment on Community
Announcements.
Anger
and jealousy are destructive
Article by Pansy Brown. It is alarming to note how many persons succumb
to ill health, due to the cancer of jealousy and anger. There are individuals
who are habitually frustrated, distressed, angry and disturbed about negative
situations and experiences. Nassau Guardian Article
The Week of February 17-21, 2003
Can
lack of water cause a heart attack? Article by Idamae
Hanna, Adventist Nutritionist Idamae Camels are
known for going days without drinking water, The fact that many people treat
themselves like "camels" is the reason so many of us are continually
in the doctor's office for relief of colds, the flu, back pains, headaches,
constipation and other such miseries. The
Nassau Guardian February 17, 2003
The Week of February 9 -
14, 2003
Beat
the cold before it beats you Article by Idamae Hanna,
Adventist Nutritionist. Many people never learn enough or
think enough of themselves to care for the most wonderful mechanism in the
world - their body. The Nassau Guardian, February 10, 2003
The Week of February 3 - 7, 2003
Fantastic
Falcons! The Final Big Game with Bahamas Academy (We
lost against the Falcons) By SHELDON LONGLEY Sports
Reporter)In the biggest game of his high school career, James Dean turned in
his best performance to lead the Prince William Falcons to a stunning upset
last night at the Kendal G.L. Isaacs National Gymnasium, capturing their first
ever Bahamas Association of Independent Secondary Schools
. . . Nassau Guardian Article for Thursday, February 6, 2003
Bahamas
Academy Basketball Team Plays Final Game Tonight.
The BA Stars lost last night the second game out of best of three.
The final game against Prince William Baptist High School will be tonight.
Return to this page tomorrow for the results of the final game. Nassau
Guardian, Wednesday, February 5, 2003
Does
it Matter What You Eat There are many
people today who are happy to declare that they skip at least one meal a day
and in most cases it is breakfast. However, they more than make up for it in
the evenings. By Idemae Hanna. Nassau Guardian, Monday, February 3,
2003
The Week of January 27- 31, 2003
Undefeated
Stars end SAC's four-year reign
"This was a big game and big players shine in big games," said
Bahamas Academy Stars guard Mitch Bain after a splendid all-around performance
yesterday, proving why he is considered one of the best players in high school
basketball in the country. Nassau Guardian Article for January 28, 2003
Stars
senior girls are finals bound To prove that their only loss of the
year was a fluke, the Bahamas Academy Stars senior girls eliminated the
defending Bahamas Association of Independent Secondary Schools champions, the
Temple Christian Suns, yesterday at the Kendal G.L. Isaacs National Gymnasium.
Nassau Guardian Article for January 28, 2003
Losing
weight safely and smart Everyday more people are joining the
weight loss league. Some are starving themselves, while others are popping
some type of diet pill all trying to fight the bulge. If you are trying, don't
give up! Keep moving toward your goal. Article by Idame Hanna in the
Nassau Guardian, January 27, 2003
The
Week of January 20-24, 2003
Heroines
Honored At School Students of
Bahamas Academy of Seventh Day Adventists cheered and applauded as two
schoolmates were honored for heroism in saving the life of a 2-year-old girl
being viciously attacked by four dogs. Article in the Nassau
Guardian for January 23, 2003
SAC
goes belly-up Article in the Nassau Guardian for January 23,
2003
The Week of January 13-17, 2003
More
church involvement needed to combat crime, says new SDA head
The church should become more involved in
inculcating a strong family base for the nation in light of the reported
"unacceptable" high level of crime, proclaimed newly-elected
President of the Bahamas Conference of Seventh Day Adventists, Pastor Dr
Leonard Johnson Nassau Guardian Article December 14, 2003
Forum
2003 will highlight Bahamas' cultural heritage The College of
the Bahamas wants to stimulate and enhance the intellectual and cultural
climate of the Bahamas, through the convening of its Forum 2003. Adventist,
Dr. Leon Higgs in the president of the college. Nassau Guardian
Article December 14, 2003
The Week December 15-20, 2002
The
action plan against weight gain this Christmas Article By registered
dietitian Idamae Hanna. It's Christmas time again, a time for joy
peace and good will. Banquets, parties and feasting are the delights of the
Christmas season and every one wants to be a part of it. Nassau
Guardian Article Thursday, December 16, 2002
The Week of December 7-13, 2003
BA
Outlast SAC - Bahamas Academy Basketball Team - The Stars. When
the Bahamas Academy Stars acquired speedy guard Terrance Brown from C.V.
Bethel in the off season, they expected to get someone who could help take
some of the scoring load off star guard Portland Bain and give them huge
clutch baskets down the stretch. Nassau Guardian
Article Thursday, December 12, 2002
Nation
Builders Honored (Pastor Jeremiah Duncombe) total of 15 persons
were honored in The Bahamas' first Nation Builders Award ceremony. The event,
organized by The Committee for a Better Bahamas, was held yesterday morning in
the Government House Ballroom. Nassau Guardian Article
Thursday, December 12, 2002
Hyperactivity
and Attention Deficit Disorder Article by Pansy Brown - Statistics
have shown that there are millions of children in the world who are
hyperactive and have an attention deficit disorder. This condition is becoming
increasingly prevalent among school age children.
Dr.
Hugh Roach and Dr. John Carey Honored by Committee for a Better Bahamas
The Committee for a Better Bahamas will on Wednesday honor 15
outstanding persons in its first awards ceremony for the social contributions
made to the people of the country. The ceremony will be held at Government
House Nassau Guardian Article Wednesday, December 11, 2002
The week of December 4
John
Carey, Adventist Parliamentarian, Speaks on Criminal Punishment Member
of Parliament for Carmichael, John Carey, advocated in the House of Assembly
on Wednesday that in the wake of constant robberies and rapes, it is time to
bring back the Cat-O-Nine tail, amend the law to allow lethal injection, or
"throw away the key" on malicious criminals. Nassau
Guardian Article December 4, 2002
Adventist
Wins Bronze Medal at CAC Games When Patricia Ferguson captured
the country's first medal at this year's XIX Central American and Caribbean
Games in El Salvador, she was emotionless. It wasn't until later when she
returned to the village, surrounded by fellow Bahamians that she became
overwhelmed with her accomplishment.
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