What Mauritius Needs

There was a time where girls used to groom themselves up. They had to ensure that their beauty and allure would drive Princes and their Courts to distraction. They had be happy to star-struck any boy that had come within their orbit with their magnificent faces, regal dignities, warmth and goodness they had exude...Today it seems to me that boys are also as much keen as girls- at times more than necessarily keen to take care of their appearances. Ever happened to pass by a single guy(worst when it's a group of them :P) and choke out of the ounce of perfume emanating from them?..Phew!.. Their clothes are nothing to joke with. What about that moment in class where a bunch of boys dressed up so sophisticatedly and stylishly that you feel nude? It's as if the male counterparts are also setting a bar for girls to jump over in fashion as well! Having a boy concerned with his appearance( a traditional and typical feminine concern) to such an extent that he feels the use of c

"Be who you are and say what you feel because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind." Bethany Noel Mota, also known as MacBarbie07, is a  +YouTube   sensation. She's known for her videos throughout YouTube on beauty tips, fashion, shopping, her favorite products. Having joined the Youtube Community on 8th June 2009, she is also a video blogger or vlogger, under her screen name BethanysLife. On her MacBarbie07 account, she has more than 4,000,000 subscribers, around 300,000,000 video views and more than 334 video uploads. Bethany was born on 7th November 1995.  Bethany was featured in a magazine multiple times, in the August issue of Girls Life magazine for her back to school look, featured in a four page spread in  +Seventeen Magazine 's Ultimate guide to beauty book and once more in the February 2012 issue of Seventeen Magazine for her hairstyles. Her older sister also has a YouTube account. Bethany is on lots of social

Queen Elizabeth College has indeed changed my life. As a newbie to high school life, Form one seemed normal. The transition of being the seniors of Primary School and then –BANG- THE Juniors of Secondary school obviously scratched all of us on the back-but it could soothingly be digested; after all we had been admitted into the most coveted all-girls star college! Mauritians could be very well known for its bad manners were we compared to other countries. A mere “Good-Morning” & “Thank You” seems to cost people a lot! The first very thing that I recollect being taught at Qec to do: "Say ’good-morning’ to whoever crosses your way”. Indeed I believe it lightens many persons’ day. From the sort of timid girl I used to be, today I startle myself when I find myself engrossed in a conversation with people 4 times my age! Facing an audience is something that appears much cooler than before. I mean seriously- had it not been for this wonderful experience called QEC never had I bee