February Archived StoriesHighlights from the Print Newspaper edition of Cayman Net News Issue 352(Friday, 28 February 2003

Up Front

• Ritz To Top Off In March
• 'Warlock' Tight-lipped
• A High Achiever who is Soaring to Success
• LA for the Brac
• World Report

Editorial

• The Caymanian Experience

Letters to the Editor

• The Debate for Chief Minister
• It's time for Cayman to seek independence

Special Report

• The Collapse of the Euro Bank Money Laundering Trial

Current Commentary

• 'An analysis of the European Union (EU) Taxation On Savings Directive

News

• Attorney admitted to Caymanian Bar Association
• Seminar to be held on music publishing
• Art Magnet Programme Helps Youths
• Elvis Alive ­ Rocking Around Cayman

Overseas People

• "Stupid White Men" nets award

Ponderings

• "Ausley"

Community Calendar

• Community Calendar

Sports

• Cayman's Under-19 Rugby Squad in action
• Talent abounds at Bodden Town School track and field meet
• Esso beats Police in cricket
• If Bangladesh can play Tests, so can we: Kenya coach
• Mirnyi collects first ATP title
• Twelve-year-old Fiji girl qualifies for international weightlifting meet
• Sports Person of the Week
• Sports Summary

Highlights from the Print Newspaper edition of Cayman Net News Issue 351(Thursday, 27 February 2003

Up Front

• Dart Gets Coastal Permit
• Leader: Government Remains Firm On AG
• A Quincentennial Celebrations Evening ­ Supper at the Castle
• World News Summary Today

Editorial

• Name 'Chief Minister' Now

Letter to the Editor

• Cayman must move on to deal with pressing "people" issues

Current Commentary

• The modern race of Eurosocialists

News

• Preparations well underway for Batabano Carnival 2003
• Heaven '97 School quiz to be held on Cayman Brac
• Silver Thatch Pension Fund Seminar Series launched
• CITA's AGM/general elections in April
• Are You Contaminating Your Recycle Bin?
• New Trust Director At Deloitte & Touche
• New dentist at Chrissie Tomlinson Memorial Hospital
• Annual Career, Education And Job Expo
• Last Week for Jennifer Newton Exhibit
• Quincentennial Wall Of History Takes Shape
• Comfort Suites Receives Gold Hospitality Award

Overseas Features

• Thailand faces up to its drugs problem
• Foreign domestic helpers in Hong Kong protest proposed tax and wage cuts
• Nigerian man appeals Sharia double amputation sentence

Overseas People

• Hemlines up? So, too, is the economy
• Roman Polanski gets best director Cesar for "The Pianist"

Overseas News

• Saudi lawyer urges Red Cross to probe Guantanamo suicide bids
• Two French sunbathers run over by police SUV on Florida beach
• Seaside hotel in England welcomes the blind

News from Our Region

• US senators visit Guyana and Haiti ahead of Congressional debate on AIDS funds
• CARICOM expresses concern about war between United States and Iraq

Help Me Harlan

• Once In A While The Booty Call Connects

Chiropractic

• What to expect at the Chiropractor

Sports

• Cayman's Rugby Squad Juniors Show Their Skills
• World Sports Summary Today
• Golf Tournament was a Great Success
• NBA's Spanish big man has advice for Yao
• The Links Stroke Play Club Championship Results

Highlights from the Print Newspaper edition of Cayman Net News Issue 350(Wednesday, 26 February 2003

Up Front

• AG Back In Cayman
• East End Holds Service For 35 Honourees
• CUC earnings up 31 percent to US$4.8 million in third quarter
• World News Summary Today

Editorial

• Indecision on Cruise Ships Facility is Costing Money

Letter to the Editor

• Give the people of the Cayman Islands a chance

News

• Cayman Keeps Its Eye On Heightened World Tensions
• Mattsafe Launches Outreach Programme
• New Category for the McCoy Prize
• Legislative Assembly staff relocation during repairs
• Improvements to Austin Connolly Drive
• Miss Cayman Contestants Prepare
• St David's Day message to Welsh Community in Cayman
• Customer number 20,000 Goes On Line with CUC

Overseas Commentary

• The Contentious Euro-Atlantic divide

News Anlayis

• A serious war of nerves, but whose?

Special Report

• Antiwar protests rally for world peace

Overseas People

• Newcomer Norah Jones wins 5 Grammys with album "Come Away with Me"

Overseas Features

• Russia turns its back on bloody past

Overseas News

• Ninety-seven persons confirmed dead from Rhode Island nightclub fire
• Iroquois worst American theater fire
• Europe's drug addicts in prison get inadequate treatment: EU agency
• Mexican teenaged transplant patient dead

News From Our Region

• Barbados' Prime Minister Admits hiring illegal Guyanese labourers
• FirstCaribbean announces Appointment of New Executive Director of Credit Risk

Ask Dr. Brothers

• Cars And Driving

Community Calendar

• Community Calendar

Sports

• Brac wins over Deloitte and Touche
• Hooper thankful for Canadian wake-up call
• Basketball League fun
• Sports Summary
• Tyson's price will be high for Lewis fight
• Namibia outclassed by Tendulkar and Ganguly
• Simoni preparing "to win Giro"

Highlights from the Print Newspaper edition of Cayman Net News Issue 349(Tuesday, 25 February 2003

Up Front

• Companies Register Down
• Cayman Airways Boosts Trust's Scientists Programme
• Education Minster refuses to bow to pressure over Bonaventure House
• World News Summary Today

Editorial

• A wake-up call to resident financial sector managers

News

• Pink Ladies Corps Give TVs to Residential Home
• SafeHaven Sponsors Business After Hours
• Appeal for witnesses to fatal accident
• Career, Education and Job Expo to be held in April
• The Five Finalists for the 2003 Young Caymanian Leadership Awards

Guest Column

• Is Cayman's media engaged in censorship and biased reporting?

Current Commentary

• Examining Geopolitical glass houses

Special Report

• The Collapse of the Euro Bank Money Laundering Trial

Overseas People

• Rocker Bruce Springsteen's "The Rising" seems born to win at 45th Grammys

Overseas Feature

• Iraqi civilians are now bracing for war
• Vietnamese students give Castro traditional welcome

Overseas News

• Zambian government calls for calm as former president faces arrest
• Gephardt receives applause

U.S. Immigration korner

• U.S. Immigration korner

News from our Region

• The Bermuda government extends its zero-budgeting
• Caribbean Court Of Justice Inauguration This Year

Community Calendar

• Community Calendar

Sports

• SafeHaven Tenants Drive in the New Year
• Ferguson claims United lined up England boss Eriksson
• Semi-finals in the WTA Dubai Open
• Sports Report
• Out-of-form Saurav Ganguly's bat not souped up, says Indian willow-maker
• Infamous Olympic ice villainess Tonya Harding begins boxing career
• Pride is the passion for Canada

Highlights from the Print Newspaper edition of Cayman Net News Issue 348(Monday, 24 February 2003

Up Front

• A Caymanian Defined
• Texaco orders new shipment of motor fuel
• "Respondents" Emerge Victorious in Legal Competition
• World News Summary Today

Editorial

• The Attorney General's Statement Is Flawed

Letters to the Editor

• It is high time that the Cayman Islands has a Chief Minister
• Congratulations on your appropriate editorial
• Cayman is not getting its share of the European tourist market

News Analysis

• Islam and business ties France with Iraq
• INS extends foreigners' registration date

News

• Manager Appointed for Gov't Office Project
• Training planning workshop from Chamber
• Rooster 101 FM to hold Town Hall meeting
• Cayman Brac to Stage Agriculture Show
• AD PLUS Limited offering a fresh approach to commercial advertising
• A Blooming Good Weekend at the Park

Special Report

• The Collapse of the Euro Bank Money Laundering Trial

Overseas Feature

• Britain says policy on euro has not changed

Overseas People

• British actor Molina to play superhero's nemesis in "The Amazing Spider-Man"
• Stars Colin Farrell, Meg Ryan and Will Smith to do Oscars turn

Ask Cosmo Girl

• Ask Cosmo Girl

Your Health

• Herbal Tea use During Pregnancy and Breastfeeding

News from our Region

• The Bahamas appoints Commission to review 'problematic' labour legislation
• CARICOM concerned about challenge to EU sugar regime

Sports

• Buy Rite wins comfortably against Police
• Sports Summary
• Sam Suberan is excited about discovering cricket
• Alves and Hartmann celebrate after UEFA match victory
• CI Darts Association Third Round Matches
• Truman Bodden Track Meet Athletics Results
• Williams and Mclaren plan to take FIA to court

Highlights from the Print Newspaper edition of Cayman Net News Issue 347(Friday, 21 February 2003

Up Front

• Baroness: 'Cayman is Safe'
• Immigration Board Deputy Chair resigns
• One of Cayman's Progressive and Committed Women of the Arts
• Garbage Fees Rolled Back
• World Report

Editorial

• Time To Get Back On Track

Special Report

• The Collapse of the Euro Bank Money Laundering Trial

News Analysis

• 'Global costs of rebuilding Iraq
• Filipino markets under pressure

News

• CMEA members in discussion about live broadcasts
• The twelfth rendition of Rundown To Open
• Kick-off fete for Trini Carnival this Saturday
• Costume designer Reba heads for Moscow
• Recent retreat for the Ministry of Education Human Resources and culture
• Mr. Martin Keeley Visits Savannah Primary

Book Review

• Resident Author's African Memoirs: 'Interesting Times'
• Africa's creation myths come alive in art

Overseas Feature

• Canadian teen rocker sensation Avril Lavigne

Ponderings

• School Programmes

Sports

• National squad heads to Florida
• Cayman Motorsports Association back for another season
• Motions Unlimited Defends their Title in Tampa
• Sri Lanka race into record books by Dave James
• Junior Rugby Aims For New Highs
• Rogge looking for slimmer Olympics
• Sports Person of the Week
• Sports Summary

Highlights from the Print Newspaper edition of Cayman Net News Issue 346(Thursday, 20 February 2003

Up Front

• UK Must Pay for Euro Bank
• Chamber Comments on New Labour Legislation
• A Quincentennial display at the Orchid Show
• World News Summary Today

Editorial

• A Call to Partnership for the Freedom of Speech

Current Commentary

• The Bear's Lair: China ­ tiger or sloth?
• Who killed the United States economy?

News

• Walkers Launches "Children's Passport to the Arts"
• Market Research Analyst Joins DoT
• Suspension of Vehicle Licence Plates
• UK Teachers to Visit Government Schools
• Sunken vessel being investigated as deliberate
• CUC Beautifies Seven Mile Public Beach
• Church of God Convention "Key to Spiritual Morality"
• Butt Out for Life says the Cancer Society
• Fabulous flowers will be on display at Garden Club's annual show this weekend
• National Trust explains axing of harbour front trees

Technology for CaymanToday

• Challenge yourself with PC gaming
• Power Bits

Overseas Features

• Zimbabwe police arrest High Court judge
• Kenyan parliament opens with warnings of "vice"
• Study shows Italy's tourism fell in 2002

Overseas People

• Talk of Spice Girls reunion sets Britain abuzz
• Hollywood stars join citizens marching against war

Help Me Harlan

• Boyfriend Just Refuses To Remove His Online Profile

Community Calendar

• Community Calendar

Sports

• Village Greenies cricket team wins comfortably
• Henman makes comeback against Croatian
• Int'l sports world to help developing countries
• World Sports Summary Today
• Kirsten outburst deepens South African split
• Alinghi again beats Team New Zealand in Americas Cup
• Kenya forfeits African Under-17 match
• Tyson fight against "Black Rhino" uncertain

Highlights from the Print Newspaper edition of Cayman Net News Issue 345(Wednesday, 19 February 2003

Up Front

• Progress: AG To Withdraw?
• Leader to Baroness: EU Report Not 'Assumptions'
• "State of the Nation" Address
• World News Summary Today

Editorial

• The Way Forward Without Closure?

News

• Chamber Business After Hours "President's Reception"
• Big Al Downing signed by Platinum Express Records
• Guidelines on Diarrhoeal Disease Outbreak in Cayman
• List of Caymanian Seamen to be engraved on Mariners'Memorial
• Regional Advisor for UPU Visits Cayman
• New Call-In Procedure for Immigration Department

Local Commentary

• The Euro Bank Trial and Independence

News Anlayis

• A serious war of nerves, but whose?

Special Report

• Antiwar protests rally for world peace

Overseas People

• Robbie Williams, Red Hot Chili Peppers claim German music awards

Overseas Features

• Cuba's AIDS policy offers lessons

News From Our Region

• Bermuda's Governor reviews justice system after murder trial collapses

Sports

• Greenies Defeat Deloitte and Touché
• Under 19 teams take part in Uniglobe Festival Of Youth Rugby
• Sports Summary
• Esso secures two-wicket win over Paramount
• CICA 2003 International Programme starts
• Confused India rethink Tendulkar's opening slot
• English umpires pull out of Zimbabwe

Highlights from the Print Newspaper edition of Cayman Net News Issue 344(Tuesday, 18 February 2003

Up Front

• AG Blames Prosecutor
• New Programme for Cayman Businesses
• Southwell Years Presentation
• World News Summary Today

Editorial

• Is the Cayman Islands Prepared for the effects of another war?

News

• Mulch Goes Fast and Fosters Community Spirit
• New Roundabout Landscaping Guidelines
• Low cost housing construction to begin next month
• Celebrating 500 Years Of Botanical Beauty
• Traffic Counters on West Bay Road
• World Wetlands Day: "No Wetlands, No Water"

News Analysis

• Bulgaria, the 'quiet American'
• U.K. houses soar as never before

Special Report

• The Collapse of the Euro Bank Money Laundering Trial

Overseas People

• Inside Britain: Blair the war salesman

Overseas Feature

• Gas masks greet Israel immigrants
• President's Rally of the Nigeria's ruling Party

U.S. Immigration korner

• U.S. Immigration korner

News from our Region

• Caribbean Union being proposed without Jamaica
• The Bahamas sets 'Digital Agenda' to enhance Tourism, Banking

Sports

• Cancer Society Receives Marathon Funds
• Sri Lanker bowler takes record four wickets
• Contracts row returns to haunt India by Kuldip Lal
• Sports Report
• Australian rally facing the axe unless dispute settled
• US Olympic reorganization looms as scandal worsens
• Boston Celtic celebration over Portland Trail Blazers

Highlights from the Print Newspaper edition of Cayman Net News Issue 343(Monday, 17 February 2003

Up Front

• The Baroness Is Here
• Leader: "AG not representing Cayman In Turks"
• Bliss ­ inspired by cultures from all over the world
• Governor to Appoint Government Leader
• World News Summary Today

Editorial

• An Open Appeal to Dear Baroness Valerie Amos

Current Commentary

• Striving For Unity In Europe

News

• UDP "Happy that PPM Agrees" A.G. should retire
• Chevening Scholar Karen Edie receives certificate
• Bereaved Families Receive Support from C&W
• "Upon the Seas" records the Cayman of old

Special Report

• The Collapse of the Euro Bank Money Laundering Trial
• Professional Organisations urge AG to retire from office
• Statement issued on 13 February 2003 by
  Mr. David F. Ballantyne, Attorney General

Dollars and Sense

• 2003 ­ A Tough Year Ahead

Overseas People

• Actor Sean Penn sues movie producer claiming Iraq stance cost him role
• Tabu is Best Actress 2001 in 49th National Film Awards

Ask Cosmo Girl

• Ask Cosmo Girl

Your Health

• Abbott ends trials of new prostate drug

News from our Region

• FirstCaribbean Launches Technology Integration And Upgrade Project

Sports

• Motions Unlimited Scores Big
• Sports Summary
• England gets shocked in kangaroo trial
• Contreras throws in the bull pen during girst training
• Pain-free Woods prepares to shake rust off
• West Indies' Marlon Samuels drops the catch during NZ game

Highlights from the Print Newspaper edition of Cayman Net News Issue 342(Friday, 14 February 2003

Up Front

• New Constitution Here
• Setting a brilliant moral example for his son, Joshua
• Ministers discuss national HIV/AIDS strategy
• World Report

Editorial

• Staffing Partnership Necessary

Special Report

• The Collapse of the Euro Bank Money Laundering Trial

Letter to the Editor

• 'Mr. Eric James Bergstrom Sr. should have been on the Wall of Honour'
• The Cayman Islands seem to be in limbo

News

• Grace Christian drug awareness programme
• Ritz Carlton will not be affected by bankruptcy
• Cayman Featured "On The Big Screen" For Valentine's
• Cayman to host prestigious Scout event in the region
• George Town Primary School after repairs inspection

Book Review

• The Haunted Smile

Overseas People

• Jack Nicholson extends Oscar record with 12th nomination
• "Chicago" actors dominate best supporting actor Oscar nods

Ponderings

• Poisonous Plants

History

• Old Cayman good neighbors

Sports

• Esso's cricket team beats C&W schools
• Dave Holness dominating local cricket
• Large crowd attends Darts trophy presentation at Corner Pocket
• Tee Off for a Grand Travel Prize to Puerto Rico
• Basketball league deadline
• SafeHaven Corporate Centre First Annual Golf Scramble
• Cayman Rugby Union Weekend Events
• Volleyball Games Open to All
• Softball weekend league games
• Inter-school netball rally
• Under-16 BasketbUnder-16 Basketball.htmlall League
• Sports Person of the Week
• Sports Summary

Highlights from the Print Newspaper edition of Cayman Net News Issue 341(Thursday, 13 February 2003

Up Front

• Employment Law Defended
• CITA Supports Tourism Policy...
• ...and CAL Increases Florida Flights
• New Cayman Dollar Bill Has Quincentennial Logo
• World News Summary Today

Editorial

• Is the vote of no-confidence
  against the AG a done deal?

Current Commentary

• Understanding A Bush-Sharon Doctrine
• Examining Berlin's alehouse politicians

News Analysis

• Academic View: the big charade

News

• New Education Scholarship Deadlines
• Courts Staff Balance Each Other as Team Members

Technology for CaymanToday

• Searching the Internet
• Power Bits

Overseas Features

• How WW II changed orthopaedic surgery
• Iraq human shields "no deterrent"
• Female rebels declare Ivory Coast peace deal not negotiable

Overseas People

• Eddie Murphy, Madonna and Britney Spears vie for film stinker of 2002 title

News From Our Region

• The Bahamas attracts record tourist arrivals in 2002
• Two Former Prime Ministers, Economist To Get Order Of The CARICOM Community (OCC)

Help Me Harlan

• When Clothes Come Off, Boyfriend's Hearing Shuts Off

Chiropractic

• What is Osteoporosis?

Sports

• Swim Records Shatter in Jamaica
• World Sports Summary Today

Highlights from the Print Newspaper edition of Cayman Net News Issue 339(Tuesday, 11 February 2003

Up Front

• 'FCO Threatens Elections'
• Stop Press
• Seven Beauties vie for the Miss Cayman Islands 2003 crown
• World News Summary Today

Editorial

• Triumph out of Adversity

Letter to the Editor

• 'We cannot build a nation unless Caymanians are the foundation'

News

• Wycliffe Caribbean Executive Director Jack Popjes Visits the Cayman Islands
• Post Offices to Close Early on Wednesday
• Workplace Interpersonal Skills & Professionalism Course
• Turtle Nest Inn Wins Award For 2003
• New talent at Department of Tourism
• Cayman Islands' Vessel Model Course to start in March
• Knowledge management course to be held this month
• The Cayman Islands voted top in Rodale's scuba diving magazine
• Fresh! opens to great acclaim at the National Gallery

News Analysis

• Immigration policies and economics

Special Report

• The Collapse of the Euro Bank Money Laundering Trial

Overseas People

• Martha Graham's revived Dance Company
• The Life of Gale presented at Berlin Film Festival

Overseas News

• Genes of history's greatest lover found?
• Chinese return home after Lunar New Year festival
• Pyongyang warns Korean peninsula could be reduced to "land of ashes"

U.S. Immigration korner

• U.S. Immigration korner

News from our Region

• CARICOM Member States Urged To Stick To Single Market Deadline
• CDB And Commonwealth Secretariat Sign Agreement

Sports

• England row is just another obstacle for Zimbabwe
• Schalken celebrates victory over Swiss rival in David Cup
• Matthew Thompson Memorial Fun Run 2003 Results
• Sports Report

Highlights from the Print Newspaper edition of Cayman Net News Issue 338(Monday, 10 February 2003)

Up Front

• Health Insurance Crisis
• No-confidence Motion Filed
• Marine Institute outlines plans
• World News Summary Today

Editorial

• The Pain of Health Insurance

Current Commentary

• Assignment America: One Mournful Media
• Too little too late for US/Iraq war?

News

• Attorney General goes on vacation
• New Customs Importations Regulations
• Calling all countries for international day
• Ginger-haired dog found
• New Chief Financial Officer is appointed

Special Report

• The Collapse of the Euro Bank Money Laundering Trial

Overseas People

• BBC told to justify license fee or lose it
• A Remake Of 'Guys and Dolls' May Be In Works

Overseas Featurte

• Archaeologists find ancient road to Iraq
• Young Buddhists worship Hindu goddess of learning

Overseas News

• Farmers in water fight with Mexico get aid
• France signs Memo of Understanding
• Asylum prospects for Haitians looking up
• Flood wash-out still haunts the Dutch
• Students leave school amidst war fears

Ask Cosmo Girl

• Ask Cosmo Girl

Your Health

• Study reveals gaps in vaccine programme

News from our Region

• Former Guyanese Broadcaster Dead In Apparent Murder/Suicide
• The Bahamas not ready for Caribbean Court of Justice

Sports

• Rankin Meets the Challenge at East End Competition
• Sports Summary

Highlights from the Print Newspaper edition of Cayman Net News Issue 337(Friday, 7 February 2003)

Up Front

• New Constitution Here
• An Exemplary and Dedicated Civil Servant
• UDP Backbenchers speak out on the Euro Bank Affair
• World Report

Editorial

• Developing with preservation of our rich heritage in mind

Special Report

• The Collapse of the Euro Bank Money Laundering Trial

Special Feature

• The Vietnam Tet Offensive remembered - Part 2
  By United Press International
  Tet seen with other eyes

News

• Cubans intercepted off Cayman Brac
• Demolition of historic houses is "great loss"
• Cayman's Chief Justice to Address Asia-Pacific Financial Action Task Force
• Grant Vincent Appointed Chief Surveyor
• New Opening Hours for West Bay Licensing Office
• H. E. The Governor Mr. Bruce Dinwiddy Visits The Cayman Islands Public Library

Book Review

• A Divine "Emperor"
• Growing up X

Overseas People

• An Oscar for Scorsese?

Ponderings

• Boats

Sports

• Half Marathon a Great Success
• Sports Person of the Week
• Sports Summary

Highlights from the Print Newspaper edition of Cayman Net News Issue 336(Thursday, 6 February 2003)

Up Front

• Baroness Amos Coming
• House No-confidence Motion Still Possible
• Hyatt gives donation to Special Olympics
• World News Summary Today

Editorial

• The Art of the Game Is to Find Compromise

Letters To The Editor

• Maritime Award to Celebrate Captain Jervis' Genius

Special Feature

• The Vietnam Tet Offensive remembered - Part 1
  By United Press International
  The United States Marine who took too long to die

News

• UDP Public Meeting In Bodden Town
• Cayman Law School to Redesign Course
• Photographs had never been seen before
• G.T. Primary Students Overcoming Adversity
• Financial Regulators Hold Management Skills Seminar
• The Butterfly Farm Emerges From Its Chrysalis

Current Commentary

• Paradox of Hispanic vote clout

Technology for CaymanToday

• Shareware: the Best Deal on the Internet
• Power Bits

Overseas Features

• $10 billion in AIDS aid for 14 nations
• Miss India winners smile for cameras after beauty contest

Overseas People

• US media in a frenzy over Michael Jackson confessions
• Hollywood Stars to present Oscars at this year's prestigious Academy Awards

News From Our Region

• Cautious Optimism for Caribbean Tourism in 2003
• Bermuda's hospital finances in critical condition

Help Me Harlan

• Not All Parents Make Annoying Neighbours

Chiropractic

• Glucosamine

Sports

• Utah Jazz and Dallas Mavericks in Salt Lake City
• Hewitt and Philippoussis in running for extra work
• World Sports Summary Today

Highlights from the Print Newspaper edition of Cayman Net News Issue 335(Wednesday, 5 February 2003)

Up Front

• C&W Slashes Mobile Rates
• Unanimous Vote
• Appeal for items to help recent flood victims
• World News Summary Today

News

• Consolidated Water Acquires Water Operations in Cayman
• Seven men arrested for alleged Ganja offences
• Law Students Promote Human Rights in Cayman
• Police start investigation into accident on Cayman Brac Sunday
• Bus posters urge parents to rethink

News Anlayis

• An election on issues this time

Special Report

• Australians, askance at American back

Overseas People

• Lucas, Madonna, Spears 'top' Razzies list

Overseas Features

• Artificial heart lasted almost seventeen months
• Scientists try to confirm rare crocodile comeback

Overseas News

• Venezuela Government and Opposition begin dialogue

News From Our Region

• Billionaire Allen Stanford announces US$2b development for Caribbean
• Jamaica's Social contract back on agenda

Ask Dr. Brothers

• Search For Self

Sports

• Golf tournament raises money for children in need
• Jacques Scott presents CIDA with $2500 cheque
• Sports Summary

Highlights from the Print Newspaper edition of Cayman Net News Issue 334(Tuesday, 4 February 2003)

Up Front

• Concern For Tourism
• OECD, Joins Cayman, Blasts the EU Tax Plan
• Juan's loving sister gives him gift of life
• World News Summary Today

Editorial

• A Joint Approach to Tourism Marketing

Letter to the Editor

• Are we to sacrifice everything good and decent

News

• New Head Boy and Girl at John Gray
• The Cayman Maritime Heritage Award 2003
• Masters Pastoral Class Draws New Students
• The Cayman Islands Re-launches More Powerful Consumer Website With Expedia Online Booking System
• The 2003 Young Caymanian Leadership Awards to be held on March 22

News Analysis

• Blair gambles big on Iraq

Special Report

• Are we to sacrifice everything good and decent
• The Collapse of the Euro Bank Money Laundering Trial

Special Feature

• The First Phase of the New Kirk Harbour Centre will Open by Year-End

Current Commentary

• Outside view: Silent no more

Overseas News

• US rebukes Canada for lax border security
• French Nationals Told to Leave Ivory Coast
• World Health Organisation warns of possible terrorist food
• White Farmers living in Mud Houses in Zimbabwe

U.S. Immigration korner

• U.S. Immigration korner

News from our Region

• C&W targeting key wireless markets
• New Caribbean airline takes to the skies
• Toronto's police chief to visit Jamaica

Sports

• Zimbabwe to make most of fear factor
• Seattle Supersonics battle it out against Sacramento
• Sports Report

Highlights from the Print Newspaper edition of Cayman Net News Issue 333(Monday, 3 February 2003)

Up Front

• Leader Rebuts Governor
• Brian Gibbs "Smears" Cayman
• Fortis Inc. Increases Its Investment in CUC
• World News Summary Today

Editorial

• Gibbs and UK Besmirched
  The Cayman Islands' Safety

News Analysis

• About Investing in East Europe
• Who will replace Saddam Hussein?
• Post-Saddam Iraq as murky as present

News

• FRU: Who Is In Charge?
• CI Tourism Exchange 2003 opens for registrations
• Auction Aids Art Centre
• Cayman Airways 'Old Hanger' demolished
• The Cayman Islands Air Traffic Control is dedicated to aviation safety

Special Report

• The Collapse of the Euro Bank Money Laundering Trial

Overseas People

• Bob Dylan, Not Your Normal Rock Star
• Tracy Morgan Headed For His Own Sitcom
• Vince Gill Loves To Work The Audience

Overseas Featurte

• $10 billion in AIDS aid for 14 nations
• Sultan of Brunei receives honourary doctorate

Ask Cosmo Girl

• Ask Cosmo Girl

Your Health

• Healthy Babies Begin With Healthy Moms (Part 2)

News from our Region

• AIDS after 60 a growing health problem in Barbados
• OECD imposes February deadline on The Bahamas

Sports

• Australia - the team to beat at cricket's World Cup
• Sports Summary