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What Carnival meant and means?

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By Hilroy A. Willett

Having been either born or raised during the era at the start of Antigua’s Carnival over some 60 years ago and having been a participant in this event during that time, it is easy to imagine what carnival meant then. Apart from

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Ping Pong Solos And Doubles

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The Gleaner 

This leads to the main reason many of us switched from calling the game ‘ping pong’ and used ‘table tennis’ instead. The fact is that we had another ‘ping pong’ that by the time I was born in 1945 was starting to develop into an art for

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Call for pan in preschools

Trinidad Guardian 

by Jesse Ramdeo

It is said that knowl­edge is pow­er and ac­cord­ing to chil­dren’s au­thor Mary Cuffy, equip­p

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Boogsie the musical genius

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Nation News - DONNA SEALY

He is called the Mozart of the steel pan, a legend, and a genius. And while all those things are true, the composer, arranger and teacher doesn’t brag.

He is humble and acknowledges that his talent was a gift from God.

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Jenais Carter: For the love of music

Newsday - Carol Quash

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Jenais Carter has never known a life without music. But she did not come to appreciate the benefits of the artform until she became an adult.

Born to parents who are both teachers and heavily involved i

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