FILM – 05
Haiti
Bride
Competing
in West Africa
One of the regular events
on the national carnival calendar is
The UWI’s Old Yard Sunday
, hosted by the
Department of Creative and Festival Arts
. Teeming with traditional mas characters,
hardly to be found on contemporary carnival stages any more, the afternoon is laidback and inviting to those who want to relax amidst some traditional fare. Patrons were able to sample cuisine
and other homegrown treats in the welcoming ambience of the DCFA’s premises at St. Augustine. One of the anticipated staples of the afternoon has always been those home-grown DCFA blue
devils, and this year there was no exception as they made their appearance to the squeals of laughter and excitement from young and old. Breathing fire and moving to the sounds of
“pay de devil!
pay de devil!”
, the blue devils showed mastery in performance and costuming.
(For more on the event, see Page 19)
Photo: Aneel Karim
Blue
days
CRICKET – 08
WhitherWindies?
A look at its future
REGIONAL
LAW – 20
Indigenous
or Not?
CCJ
Symposium
STUDENT SCIENCE – 22
Heads in Space
NASA x 2
