Criminals on the move - Wrongdoers migrating to other parts of the island from Corporate Area
CRIMINALS ARE migrating from the Corporate Area and surrounding communities, into other parts of the island, creating chaos and mayhem in their wake.

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Security beefed up for US tourists
Postmaster-General sued - Accused of being 'biased', 'hostile' and 'malicious'
Security tightens at ports
Remittance unscathed by the war
Four US soldiers killed in suicide bomb attack

Kintyre calm after a violent 'storm'
SOME RESIDENTS have begun returning to the violence-torn community of Kintyre in St. Andrew, but many of them say it will take more than the presence of the newly introduced police command post to improve the shaky cease-fire there.

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Anti-vending unit success short-lived
Beware of accepting gifts from lovers

Spring break numbers down
THOUGH hoteliers have bemoaned the fall in the number of those who chose Jamaica as their spring break destination this year, many students agree that there's no other place they'd rather be.

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Churches Credit Union makes major investment in Portmore
Is our education system producing dinosaurs?

Jamaican bats blaze
ANXIOUS TO avenge last year's first innings defeat to Guyana, Jamaica's batsmen smashed the Guyanese bowlers yesterday, closing day one of their four-day Carib Beer International Shield match at 335-4.

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Prominent stars at the Park
UTech, G.C. Foster College retain titles
We have to win, says Brown
Lack of funds hits Ja team
Strong Ja team heads to T&T
Commentary - Brett Lee: the star of World Cup 2003

Editorial - Jamaica restates anti-war stance
THE JAMAICAN position on the war in Iraq as stated at Wednesday's sitting of the United Nations Security Council in New York was clear and unequivocal: the Security Council must remain the "source of legitimacy for collective action and it should not...

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Our war: The fight against crime
Where is the war - here or Iraq?

Letter of the day - Why a formal prayer?
THE EDITOR, Sir: MR. SUAH, in The Sunday Gleaner of March 16, 2003, is proposing a "better prayer" for Parliament. I am wondering how does one judge a prayer to be better than another? Surely, not by one prayer being easier to say than another!

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Iraq war is unjust
Granny, the tree of wisdom
Innovation needed in tyre production
Informative articles
Correction & clarification

Rappers keep on coming
RAPPERS AND deejays have been working Jamaican stages in tandem for close to a decade. Biggie Smalls came to 'Sting' in 1997 a wheelchair and tossed money like confetti - and they were reportedly greenbacks too.

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Those who wait upon the JCDC
Clive Thompson: a spiritual dancer

Book review - Retracing the steps of a national icon
A VITAL part of modern Jamaica, Sir Howard Cooke, Governor-General is revealed in this book as a versatile man and strong patriot whose adult life parallels that of modern Jamaica and is a vital part of that period of history.

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Jamaican farewell
Grace, Kennedy celebrates Kingston's 200th

Cover story - Carolyn Gomes: the insignia of Jamaicans for Justice
THE YELLOW BUTTERCUP which has been chosen as the insignia of Jamaicans for Justice (JFJ), the citizens' action group, is a beautiful flower. Fair and fragile from a distance, closer up, you will find that its fruits bear sharp spines.

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Opinion - Female bosses
Ready to give something back
Breaking the silene on HIV/AIDS - What can make the difference?

The long road to Baghdad
THE WAR IN Iraq is not just about oil as is commonly believed and shouted angrily from placards all over the world. It is our continuing failure to take ideas and ideology seriously which leads us to this economic reductionistic and deterministic...

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The UN and the war against itself
Barbarians at the gate
How the world got bushwhacked