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Debbie Jacob's coverage spans a diverse range of topics, with a focus on local culture and society in Trinidad & Tobago. Her articles often include seasonal content, opinion editorials, and references to data.
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By: Debbie Jacob
LEE JOHNSON can't pinpoint exactly when he cooked up the idea of writing Caribbean history from a culinary point of view. Mixing Memory and Desire: How History Shaped the Foods of the Caribbean had been simmering in the back of his mind for years.
BUSINESSMAN Gerald Aboud doesn’t baulk when it comes to tough conversations about service industries in TT.
DEBBIE JACOB BITTERSWEET is the best way I can describe last week’s news that the Barbados government had purchased TT production company Banyan Ltd’s archives, which contain four decades of … Continue reading TTPS: Unexpected protector of history
DEBBIE JACOB I have had the good fortune to teach English, ancient world History and Caribbean history at the International School of Port of Spain, the Youth Training Centre (YTC) … Continue reading My back to school wish list
DEBBIE JACOB Leisure reading is important – not just for students, but for teachers and parents too. Reading books benefits students academically, personally and socially, and one of the best … Continue reading Back to school book club for parents, teachers
DEBBIE JACOB DOES listening to a book count for as much as reading one? Neuroscientists have been studying this question. On July 28, The Conversation, an online magazine that presents … Continue reading Books: Listening vs reading
DEBBIE JACOB EVERYTHING from fake musical tributes from entertainers to feel-good posts about athletes contributing their entire bonuses to open up dog shelters floods the internet. Fake news is out … Continue reading Support the truth
DEBBIE JACOB AT SOME point we need to ask ourselves what are prisons for in this country? It’s a question I never thought about until I read Michelle Alexander’s book … Continue reading What are prisons for?
By: Debbie Jacob
A House for Miss Pauline is a deceptively simple title for a complex story by Jamaican author Diana McCaulay, about Pauline Sinclair's quest to put her life in order and set history right before time runs out.
WHEN IT comes to Christmas traditions, you probably think of ham, pastelles and parang. I think of books and dream of turning this country into a place like Iceland where … Continue reading The greatest Christmas gift
