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Geraldine Jones Appointed MD of Publicis Dublin as Padraig Burns to Step Down

Geraldine Jones Appointed MD of Publicis Dublin as Padraig Burns to Step Down February 10, 2021 Geraldine Jones appointed as managing director of Publicis Dublin following the decision by Padraig Burns to retire from the advertising business after 33 years. Burns will step down at the end of July and Jones will take on her new role from August 1st.  Currently Chief Operating Officer (COO), she has worked for the agency for 20 years. A leading figure in the advertising industry, Jones started her career in CDP, having obtained a 1 st Class Honours BSc from Trinity in Business Management and Marketing. She moved to Publicis in 2000 and after six years, spent two years in Young Euro RSCG, before returning to Publicis in 2008.  She will be responsible for overseeing a team of 60  staff. Clients of the agency include VHI, Virgin Media, Renault, Spar, Gas Networks Ireland, Davy, Heineken, Dalata, Irish Water and Axa.

Perish without western science and medicine

The credit of elimination of many deadly diseases in the known history – smallpox, malaria and polio – goes to western science. When the malaria epidemic raged in Sri Lanka, mainly in the Sabaragamuwa and northwestern provinces in the 1830s, nearly 80,000 people died out of a population of some six million. Sufferings of people were immense, and more than hunger, in some places there was no one to bury the dead. The leaders of the leftist movements at the time, took the lead in providing relief to the poor. This is one of the first hand experiences of them, vividly explained in the book “Revolt in the Temple”, written in commemoration of the 2500 Buddha Jayanthi. The relief workers entered a village in Sabaragamuwa. No people could be seen, as most of them have either died and some had left the area. When they traced the village deeper, a cry of a child could be heard. It was a child sucking the breast of the dead mother. By the side of the mother was a dead elder child. In

Admission of medical students at the age of 18

I am writing this in response to the news item in your paper of 26 January 2021 under the caption, “GMOA seeks university admission for medical students at the age of 18”. This communication from me is practically from the horse’s mouth; from someone who, so many eons ago in 1965, benefitted by being allowed the privilege of joining the Faculty of Medicine, University of Ceylon, as a novice Medical Student, at the tender age of 18 years and two months. I sat the GCE (A/L) Examination in December 1964, at the age of 17 years and five months, offering the four subjects of Physics, Chemistry, Zoology and Botany. In or around March 1965 we had the Practical Examination in all those four subjects at the University of Ceylon in Reid Avenue. I think the results of the examination were released around July or August 1965. There were around 250 vacancies for medical students, 150 in the Faculty of Medicine Colombo and 100 in the Faculty of Medicine, Peradeniya. There were only two Fac

Approximately 90 St Lucians Graduate in The UWI Open Campus Inaugural Virtual Graduation Ceremony

Approximately 90 St Lucians Graduate in The UWI Open Campus Inaugural Virtual Graduation Ceremony
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