Culture, Music, People, Trinidad and Tobago
By Debbie Jacob ● Issue 16 (November/December 1995)
Shadow: The Uncrowned King
The name Shadow is enough to light up the face of any true calypso fan. No other singer is more mysterious, mesmerising or controversial....
Arts and Architecture, Culture, People, St. Lucia, Trinidad and Tobago
By Caroline Popovic ● Issue 16 (November/December 1995)
Winston Branch: The Precarious Life of Art
“You’re standing on my paaaaaaintings,” wailed Winston Branch indignantly. I looked down. What I had perceived to be a...
People, Sports, Trinidad and Tobago
By Denise Healy ● Issue 17 (January/February 1996)
Boldon the Beautiful? Trinidad Sprinter Ato Boldon
Adrenaline: a hormone secreted by the adrenal gland, causing excitement and stimulation. “On your marks!” Eight well-muscled...
By Franklin McKnight ● Issue 17 (January/February 1996)
The Peter Rousseau Factor
Perhaps it was the travels with his father, who was a salesman for Grace, Kennedy & Co. (Jamaica’s largest food processor and...
By Nazma Muller ● Issue 17 (January/February 1996)
Hunting for Fidel
I am no great pillar of capitalism. But you see communism? I can’t afford it. One night of socialist fever almost killed my feeble...
Culture, Music, People, Barbados
By Roxan Kinas ● Issue 18 (March/April 1996)
Arturo Tappin – Tappin’ into the Music
The place was a decorator’s nightmare. This bar was almost new, but it had that half-broken outdoor-furniture look, with garish...
By Selwyn Ryan ● Issue 18 (March/April 1996)
Selwyn Ryan: Professor in the Kitchen
One of the Caribbean’s leading academic writers and researchers, professor Selwyn Ryan is known for his book on social and political...
By Caroline Popovic ● Issue 19 (May/June 1996)
The Arthur Lewis Model
Remembering Sir Arthur Lewis In 1979, Sir Arthur Lewis of St Lucia won the Nobel Prize for Economics, sharing it with the American...