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Jamaica Gleaner Outlook
published: Sunday | November 11, 2007

John Clarke: erudite & resilient
He looks like the 19 years old that he is, but when John Clarke speaks, you will suddenly see him in a different light. The Child Development Agency (CDA) is justifiably proud of Clarke, winner of the prestigious 2007-2008 Jamaica Scholarship.

Handbag etiquette... . they carry germs too

The handbag is still the indispensable accessory for most, if not all, women.

Single in the city: Take me out to the ball game ...

Take me out to the park. Some of you might recognise this, most probably don't.

How do you know when you are in love?

"It depends on the feeling you get." "I can't take my mind off the person, I always want to see the him." "My heart beats much faster when I'm thinking about that special one.

The risks of threesome sex

Recent reports in The Sunday Gleaner about young children being involved in sex are alarming.

Doctor's advice: Is 'hand play' risky?

Q. Greetings, doc. I am a 19-year-old girl from Savanna-la-Mar, and I do not know much about sex.

Your colour choices

Frank Sinatra is said to have held the opinion that orange was the happiest colour, and artist Vincent van Gogh claimed "Yellow is capable of charming God."

Chrysanthemums are in

Chrysanthemums - 'mums' for short - should preferably be planted in early spring, but they can be grown almost any time in Jamaica, as long as they have time to establish their root system before the hottest weather comes around.

Madam Yes and Mr. No

What's your name?If Murphy's Law is correct, why should one waste time on optimism? The law says, 'If anything can go wrong, it will'.

Caring for your garden tools

It is recommended that you clean dirt off your tools regularly and store them under cover, in a dry place.

Something to dance about

It was recorded as early as the seventh century in Europe that it was possible for groups of people to be caught up in a frenzy of dancing that continued until they dropped.

Do Jamaicans hate trees?

This is a question I have been asking myself ever since a young couple, neighbours of mine, cut off the most graceful 'Poorman's Orchid' tree (bauhinia) I had ever seen.

Home alone on the weekend

Once again, Outlook Youth went into the streets to ask persons about what they should or should never do when they are placed in some of the most common situations

The untouchables Bringing beautiful, neglected rooms to life

The Yuletide season is fast approaching and many of us will be surprised to learn that we have untouchable rooms in our homes that...

Money management: Tips for proper budgeting

"My aunt gave me a few thousand dollars some time ago.





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