The thing i am thinking is, if the matter goes before the courts wouldn't that report get thrown out? Any information that investigator found would be considered illegally gained due to not having work status to conduct that investigation in the country and therefore not allowed to be presented before the courts. Anyone more informed with experience in the legal system can clearify?
When funding via subsidiaries was cut the students under the helm of the Student Union raised hell. When fees were increased despite no improvement being to made the campuses students did the same. Both times the government and the College Council acknowledged the fierce lashback and gave no qualms about ignoring them anyway. What else can the students do, refuse to pay for another semester until the problems are properly addressed? Most realize that that will do nothing except prolong their enrollment. The assistant lecturers to Professors in most regards are not bad, hell if COB administration listened to its Accounting professors they wouldn't be in this mess.
As far as resting on their laurels that happens always happens sometimes at no fault of the students themselves. A fair amount of students take their COB bachelors try to find jobs here realize they can't and find one more easily abroad (thus increasing the noticeable and prolific brain drain in the country). A similar amount also take their Bachelors and turn it into Masters at top notch universities (I myself am currently sorting out the final details of my masters program at Sogang University)
The point i am trying to make is that though COB administration is a hot mess the college continues to spread internationally through partnerships with other universities. The students are far from content but they still seize the oppurtunity at a tertiary education within their financial grasp. Christie has already shown stopping that brain drain and educating Bahamians was not on his priority list when the subsidiary was allowed to be cut.
Legitmate question, She was born her in 67' and immigrated to the US in 75'. So she would have obtained US citizenship after 75. Don't we have a law that disallows dual citizenship? Therefore wouldn't she be automatically ineligible for a passport even with the instantaneous 73' provisions since she became a US citizen
They experimented with this, it was shot down. The reason that was given was that they did not want to pay instructors the same amount of money they would make teaching a regular class for an online class. With a new president it might just be the time to propose this again
Question since i am both ignorant in the ways of unions and slightly interested in working as an ATC. Is joining a Union mandatory if one exists and if you are part of that union if industrial action is voted for and approved is it mandatory to take part
i think he is focusing on the end of section 2 " (2) Any application for registration under this Article shall be subject to such exceptions ... public policy.
Frosty says...
The thing i am thinking is, if the matter goes before the courts wouldn't that report get thrown out? Any information that investigator found would be considered illegally gained due to not having work status to conduct that investigation in the country and therefore not allowed to be presented before the courts. Anyone more informed with experience in the legal system can clearify?
On Save The Bays investigator "did not have work permit" says Immigration chief
Posted 24 March 2016, 4:22 p.m. Suggest removal
Frosty says...
That's the American Branch of the news network. Mostly due to low financial gains. Al Jazerra is still going strong
On Anti-doping commission warns over allegations in Al Jazeera documentary
Posted 13 January 2016, 8:48 p.m. Suggest removal
Frosty says...
Chapter 3 of the constitution lists freedom of expression which covers freedom of speech/opinion
On Human rights activist calls for Wayne Munroe to be stripped of QC status
Posted 11 December 2015, 8:49 p.m. Suggest removal
Frosty says...
While what munroe said was in bad taste it is protected under freedom of speech
On Human rights activist calls for Wayne Munroe to be stripped of QC status
Posted 11 December 2015, 4:59 p.m. Suggest removal
Frosty says...
sorry about that, meant to check if it was correct but dashed out.
On Poor audits leave COB unable to use $16.1m loan
Posted 1 October 2015, 1:44 p.m. Suggest removal
Frosty says...
When funding via subsidiaries was cut the students under the helm of the Student Union raised hell. When fees were increased despite no improvement being to made the campuses students did the same. Both times the government and the College Council acknowledged the fierce lashback and gave no qualms about ignoring them anyway. What else can the students do, refuse to pay for another semester until the problems are properly addressed? Most realize that that will do nothing except prolong their enrollment. The assistant lecturers to Professors in most regards are not bad, hell if COB administration listened to its Accounting professors they wouldn't be in this mess.
As far as resting on their laurels that happens always happens sometimes at no fault of the students themselves. A fair amount of students take their COB bachelors try to find jobs here realize they can't and find one more easily abroad (thus increasing the noticeable and prolific brain drain in the country). A similar amount also take their Bachelors and turn it into Masters at top notch universities (I myself am currently sorting out the final details of my masters program at Sogang University)
The point i am trying to make is that though COB administration is a hot mess the college continues to spread internationally through partnerships with other universities. The students are far from content but they still seize the oppurtunity at a tertiary education within their financial grasp. Christie has already shown stopping that brain drain and educating Bahamians was not on his priority list when the subsidiary was allowed to be cut.
On Poor audits leave COB unable to use $16.1m loan
Posted 1 October 2015, 10:19 a.m. Suggest removal
Frosty says...
Legitmate question,
She was born her in 67' and immigrated to the US in 75'. So she would have obtained US citizenship after 75. Don't we have a law that disallows dual citizenship? Therefore wouldn't she be automatically ineligible for a passport even with the instantaneous 73' provisions since she became a US citizen
On Woman felt trapped in US after two year passport wait
Posted 13 August 2015, 1:35 p.m. Suggest removal
Frosty says...
They experimented with this, it was shot down. The reason that was given was that they did not want to pay instructors the same amount of money they would make teaching a regular class for an online class. With a new president it might just be the time to propose this again
On COB proposes 'ill timed' 50 per cent rise in tuition fees
Posted 18 April 2015, 7:18 p.m. Suggest removal
Frosty says...
Question since i am both ignorant in the ways of unions and slightly interested in working as an ATC. Is joining a Union mandatory if one exists and if you are part of that union if industrial action is voted for and approved is it mandatory to take part
On Perceived threats of air traffic control industrial action have 'created alarm'
Posted 2 April 2015, 3:34 p.m. Suggest removal
Frosty says...
i think he is focusing on the end of section 2
" (2) Any application for registration under this Article shall be subject to such exceptions ... public policy.
On Symonette says Moss incorrect on Bahamian citizenship
Posted 11 February 2015, 3:10 p.m. Suggest removal