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Jamaica Gleaner Outlook
published: Sunday | February 17, 2008

Unsafe abortions - The silent pandemic
ContributorAs advocacy for increased access to safe, legal abortion continues in Jamaica, arguments for or against it are usually well presented.

Jamaica Junior Theatre supports charity

Within the last 20 years, rising costs have lead to depleted revenue used to support the Faydene Home for the seniors, established in 1972 as a residence for the elderly who are unable to care for themselves.

A Musical Bond

Hold a true friend in both your hands.

Single in the city: The skinny on dating

Most guys have their own ideas on what they find eye-catching about a woman.

Bouquet of the month

This bouquet was created for a wedding in Belgium and I quite like it.

Cushiony comfort

Pretty cushions in extravagant fabrics will add luxurious finish and heightens the comfort quotient of your living environs

Steve Topper: Miniature Man

Steve Topper, 36-year-old factory worker, amazed his colleagues when he first completed a miniature model of a warship over a decade ago.

Dear Jamaica: Teacher of the Year

Me dear mam:De other day me come a yard come spen nuff time wid me madda.

Working with difficult people

Latoya CampbellOutlook Youth Writer'No man is an island, no man stands alone.

Relief from excessive bleeding now easier

One of commonest reasons why Jamaican women go to see the gynaecologist for treatment are blood clots and excessive bleeding, notes Kingston-based gynaecologist, Dr Fantosh Kulkarni.





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