Developmental Challenge – Part 15

“Belief – to believe a proposition is to hold that it’s true…” The Oxford Dictionary of Philosophy.
As night drew her exposing curtain, dividing her fragrant personality from day’s brilliant personality, Orion, the Hunter, sang a five chorus song to her. Venus saluted in soothing welcome to her presence. I was found spectating these events near a hillside’s anthem to night’s star-studded presence. I became loaded with tons of thoughts that amounted to beliefs – creation, evolution, democracy, socialism,

Slavery, Alive And Well In St. Lucia

Right up to the end of the abolition of slavery our people were being ‘screwed’ right left and centre. Many of our young artistes are treated similarly today and remain in bondage not having gained their ‘freedom’? Most of the international performers appearing at St. Lucia Jazz 2007 for example, are sponsored by big named companies,

International Earth Day 2007

Earth Day observances started in the United States on April 22nd, 1970 and quickly became a global observance. The remarkable thing about Earth Day observances is that it is not being coordinated or financed by any major organization. It started as,

The Third Umpire

The Third Umpire, written and directed by Gandolph St.Clair, dedicated to the memory of Francis Mindoo Philip was staged on Sunday 15th April as part of the Castries North Local Action Team events for 2007 World Cup Cricket.
The neophyte actors, students of the Vide Bouteille Secondary School were Marla Theodore as Jacky, Isha John as Sandra, Melicia Popo as Indra, Curtis David as Tom, Jamal Aristide as Jack, Merv Evans as Mike, Kervin Leonce as The Third Umpire, Michael Solomon as Stage Manager. Assistant Director was Theatre Arts Tutor Nadine Roberts.