Miranda La Rose is a journalist for Stabroek News, focusing on human interest stories and profiles. With a keen interest in highlighting the achievements and experiences of individuals from various fields, Miranda's articles often showcase the resilience, determination, and accomplishments of people within the Guyanese community.
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Miranda La Rose's articles primarily focus on education and culture & society, with a significant portion of expert commentary and profile features. If you are looking to reach out to her, consider offering profiles or interviews featuring individuals making an impact in the fields of education, culture, or society. These profiles should highlight their achievements and provide insightful commentary.
Given the emphasis on Education as a theme covered, stories related to academics and educational institutions would likely be well-received by Miranda La Rose. Profiles of educators, students overcoming challenges in pursuit of their studies, or analysis pieces about trends in education could be potential pitches for this journalist.
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Donald Ainsworth and his wife Wendy on their wedding day, June 1, 1974
A computer engineer, sport performance psychologist and coach by training, Jaime Skeete is a person with a disability who is today, the sports organiser of the University of Guyana and who, in spite of his accomplishments, is often discriminated against by abled people who think the disability will affect his performance.
By: Miranda La Rose
A self-taught designer and artist, Sharon Fraites nee Tullock is also a fashion icon and full-time housewife and she is passing on her knowledge to the
Former diplomat, educator and volunteer Barbara Atherley has spent more than half of her working life in either war-torn environments or disaster-prone regions trying to revamp or reform education systems with other social services to either give girls an education or to give the less privileged a chance at an education through user-friendly learning guides.
By: Miranda La Rose
Registered nurse, medex and former United States Peace Corps medical officer Jean Vyfhuis nee Campbell, 65, a daughter of Huradiah, Santa Rosa Village,
By: Miranda La Rose
As education officer with responsibility for music in Guyana, calypsonian and music educator Joel Gonsalves, 48, serves with “people, service and nation”
By: Miranda La Rose
Miranda Bernard, Marjorie Rodrigues and Helen Thomas, producers of Amerindian art and craft, cassava-based products and the popular potato wine also known
US-based Guyanese Dr Jennifer Joseph nee Prince, who just celebrated her 65th birthday in style with family members and friends in Guyana, had never planned on becoming a Maths teacher or a Maths specialist, rather she saw herself in the field of linguistics.
By: Miranda La Rose
This is the tenth year since US-based Guyanese Judith Richmond was diagnosed with breast cancer and she has had time to reflect on health and wellness and
By: Miranda La Rose
When he was 16 years old, Jermaine Joseph of Wismar, Linden gained admission to the Guyana School of Agriculture (GSA) to pursue the diploma in
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