Striking the right balance By Nigel Regan SIX YEAR ceilings on work permits will come into effect on April 1 but there will be exceptions. Now the Bermuda branch of the Queen s University Alumni Association is calling on all students past, present and future to attend a reception hosted by the Principal and Vice Chancellor of the university, Dr. William Leggett. Only one formal objection to city plan By Nigel Regan THE draft City of Hamilton plan, which sets out development ideas for the next ten years, looks set to be passed into law with very few obstacles. By Cathy Duffy IN LIFE we choose either to be victims or to take full responsibility for ourselves.
Victims tend to go through life always blaming everyone else for their problems.
Victims tend to be bitter, angry people who always feel that no one understands them and the world is against them. And because of this pessimistic outlook on life, they tend to find doors shutting in their faces and no one wants to know them. Using the technology of the new millennium, the Government intends to map the genetic make-up of all true Bermudians. Mr. Cox went on to say this is a landmark step for Bermuda and is 2020 vision in its truest sense. IT S been cold lately.