Oh, he noticed? Private sector relief workers have been saying this from day one, and have, in fact, provided psychological assistance (limited, as only limited means were available) from the beginning. I suspect, he read about it on the face book now.

What he's saying is this: "If they had succeeded in fixing it before the election, we would not have failed so abysmally at it afterwards."

He's lying anyway. Just asked him for the latest proposal COB presented to the faculty... not a penny more but massively increased teaching loads (cue the "they don't do enough research" chorus).

Since you asked: http://www.cob.edu.bs/flyers/hurricaner…

You had asked for the policy on student plagiarism, suggesting it was some sort of secret, and I found it through a rather simple Google search.

A similar search for faculty found guilty of plagiarism yielded no results. I'd wager a bet that COB doesn't have one.

My intention was not to defend the Plagiarist-in-Chief.

The College's policy on plagiarism (as it applies to students) can be found on the COB website: http://www.cob.edu.bs/policies/Plagiari…

Now, whether it's actually enforced or not, that would be another question, as there are no effective tracking mechanisms to catch repeat offenders.

Hang on... THIS guy is talking about ethics? Not only did he have to resign following a plagiarism scandal in 2005, but since he's been back, he's actively been responsible for numerous violations of the Industrial Agreements between COB and its various unions. And HE's talking about ethics? Puhlease.

Ships won't be far behind, but for first fast aid, an airlift is essential.

Let's just rename it Perry Christie Boulevard, and never fix anything there at all. Solved.

Perry "insisted ... that his administration remains committed to a timely resolution of the Baha Mar dispute..."

And once that is done, he will turn his attention to helping Noah complete the Ark.