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Bahamian playing cards wins JA product of the year After 15 weeks of learning the business ropes, a group of junior achievers was announced as winner of product of the year. In third place in this year’s Junior Achievement (JA) company program competition was Bank of The Bahamas JA company Vision, with its “I Guud” COVID kits; followed by second place winners, Commonwealth Bank JA company XLeaders, with scented hand sanitizers. However, rounding out the competition in first place was BTC JA company BTC Glitch, with its winning product, Bahamian playing cards. “We realize that tec...

Some nicknames are perceived as insulting and are resented but some too are welcomed even if on the surface they denigrate the bearer. The nickname has been defined by the dictionary as 'a name that is different from your real name but is what your family, friends call you when they are talking to or about you'. Pulse.com.gh looks at the nicknames of 10 senior high schools in Ghana. Accra Academy The academy is one of the foremost secondary educational institutions in Ghana and operates as a non-denominational day and boarding boys' school, located at Bubuashie, near Kaneshie. An alumnus of ...

KHALIL HERBERT | Virginia Tech | #10 | OH | rSr | 5090 | 205 | 4.49e | Coral Springs, FL | American Heritage | 4.21.98 Overview:  Herbert transferred to

Brian Gibson finding success with commercial work with almost a dozen to his credit Brian Gibson. Brenda Sands was the first person to notice that her son Brian Gibson’s behavior was always exaggerated and designed to “make show” before an audience as she puts it, and she said he has been this way since he was a youngster. She encouraged him –and now – Gibson has quite a few commercials to his credit. Gibson who resides in Toronto, Canada, has starred in commercials for brands such as Re/Max, Downy, Cheetos, Google Fiber, Bud Light, Budweiser, Toys “R” Us, Royal Bank of Canada...

Filed in HBCUs on January 15, 2021 Historically Black St. Augustine’s University in Raleigh, North Carolina, was originally founded in 1867 by the Episcopal Church as the St. Augustine Normal School and Collegiate Institute. The name of the school was changed to St. Augustine’s School in 1893, then to St. Augustine Junior College in 1919. The college became a four-year educational institution in 1927 and was renamed St. Augustine’s College. It became St. Augustine’s University on  August 1, 2012. Despite being designated as a university in 2012, St. Augustine’s has not offered any...