Two veteran educators have expressed deep regrets that after eight years, the Learning Resource Centre at the Antigua State College (ASC) remains incomplete.

Principal of Princess Margaret Secondary School (PMS), Colin Greene, said he had anticipated a much tougher challenge, particularly in the female division of the Coca Cola-sponsored Inter-Schools Track & Field Meet held at YASCO Sports Complex over the weekend in which PMS emerged victors in both the male and female categories.

Antiguans and Barbudans will have no option but to pay for their tertiary education once the University of Antigua & Barbuda comes on stream fully.

If you get an extra 15 minutes or so between now and November 18, you really should visit Studio One at Antigua State College and check out the exhibition of REHAB themed art work by the current crop of students.

Employees at Antigua & Barbuda International Institute of Technology (ABIIT) have conceded that the Ministry of Education is now calling the shots and have decided to abandon protest over the ministry’s decision to quash a co-operation deal with University College of the Caribbean (UCC).

The University College of the Caribbean (UCC) has begun the appeals process against the government’s decision not to allow it to operate in Antigua.

Nelson Simon, vice president and director of external relations for the Antigua & Barbuda International Institute of Techology (ABIIT) has expressed surprise at the Education Ministry’s denial of permission to a foreign university seeking to operate here.

Henry Block is credited with the saying, ”We like to test things … no matter how good an idea sounds, test it first.”