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Zaheer Clarke is an assistant lecturer in the Faculty of Arts and Sciences at the Montego Bay Community College, where he lectures two of the easiest subjects for students to understand, mathematics and chemistry.

He did his first degree in Chemistry and Applied Chemistry. However, these days he's often called a journalist, columnist, blogger and sports analyst, which, for him, must be some fortuitous mistake.

In the journalism world, he focuses on sports analytics, but he says fortunately only nerds like himelf find that interesting. He also delves into controversial and highly opinionated issues in the world of sports, which thankfully he says have brought him both acclaim and scourge.
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