October 27, 2014: We get tips on when and how to use credit cards, and on how to avoid debt and becoming a victim of credit card fraud. Aubrey Sherman, Fraud and Risk Manager, Card Services, Fidelity Bank Bahamas Ltd., tells us we should NOT only use credit cards in emergencies, and outlines the benefits of more frequent usage. He also discusses ways to improve credit.

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October 24, 2014: 58.1% of high school boys in New Providence believe men should discipline their female partners; 32% of girls agree! That’s just one of the surprising findings in The College of The Bahamas’ online research journal, The International Journal of Bahamian Studies. The study entitled, “Attitudes of High School Students Regarding Intimate Relationships and Gender Norms in New Providence”, surveyed 1,002 Grade 10 and 12 students, and found “the students endorsed a number of sex-related stereotypes”.
Donna Nicolls with the Bahamas Crisis Centre, which collaborated with COB on the research, explains how and why the survey came about, and provides analysis of the findings. Log on to cob.edu.bs to learn more about the International Journal of Bahamian Studies, or read the findings of the study by clicking on the PDF that’s part of the link here: http://journals.sfu.ca/cob/index.php/files/article/view/225

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October 22, 2014: We discuss the challenges with public transportation and the disabled in The Bahamas. Activist for the disabled, amputee Townsley Roberts, and Public Transit Association of The Bahamas representative, Reuben Rahming with Bahamas Fleet Management Solutions, discuss the problems with the current fleet of jitneys/buses, and the general mentality of the society as it relates to the disabled.

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