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I eh on dem violence ting, for real

Yeah masiay, I’m back. Long time no see. Now I don’t know how long I’m there for eh, but I

A smiling Serrina Charles
Word on the Street

Word on the Street: “Do We Really Take Sexual Abuse Seriously?”

Serrina Charles — “It’s definitely not being taken seriously. The men don’t get sufficient time in prison (some are not

J. T Tench
Youth Perspective

Don’t Forget To Be Awesome — Issue five

“When you have lived with prophecy for so long, the moment of revelation comes as a shock” – from Frank

Poets Corner

Growth

I’m sweet like fruit- but I fear for ever becoming stale- because then I’ll get thrown away in trash cans.

Sylvanie Anatole
Features

Sylvanie Anatole: BSS’ La Wenn Kwéyòl

Babonneau Secondary School’s La Wenn Kwéyòl Pageant certainly stood out this year, and in our opinion, the pageant was amongst the

Kwéyòl on the Square
Features

Kwéyòl on the Square

Jounen Kwéyòl celebrations are over but thankfully we have the memories. Last week, we went to Castries where we caught

Poets Corner

Watch

I watch. I watch the leaves turn brown, I watch as the time goes by, I watch the crime rate

Genevieve Duval and Caiden Poleon
Features

Wéyòm Kwéyòl: BSS Style

Genevieve Duval and Caiden Poleon have one more thing to be thankful for after winning their school’s Kwéyòl Pageant—a victory

Poets Corner

God’s Plan

God is our creator He gives us food and shelter He opens our eyes each day God made lives better

Alivia Providence
Features

SJC Goes All Out for “Miss Jennés Kwéyòl”

Alivia Providence walked away with the    “Miss Jennés Kwéyòl” title Wednesday at the St Joseph’s Convent, and it was undoubtedly