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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 2002
Page
4
The College Board plans changes to the SAT reflecting calls from university leaders that test emphasis has grown too strong. Expect more writing and advanced math, with possible handwritten essays and second-year algebra. Verbal analogies may fade in favor of reading comprehension as colleges push for relevance.
A partial listing shows Allen Standard Scott Baiter and Jeffrey B. Wallace as Advertising Director and Art Zappa as Business Manager, with Elen C. Priest as Circulation Director and Letitia Jefferson among customer service staff.
A letter argues that Israel faces ongoing terror with 125 Israeli deaths, likening it to the U S after 9 11. It urges backing Ariel Sharon's actions, condemns Arab regimes and extremists, and calls for a unified, values based coalition against terrorism, prioritizing Israel as key ally.
The Very Special Arts Festival held March 28 at South Aiken High School drew about 500 disabled and able participants in hands on art experiences. Funding came from local clubs and individuals including Aiken County Association for Special Citizens and Tom and Ellen Cotton, with many organizations thanked for assistance. Parking and traffic at Steeplechase caused delays, prompting traffic-safety suggestions. despite issues, the event ran smoothly and entertained thousands.
A letter argues law cannot be bypassed in magistrate selection, praising Sen Greg Ryberg for insisting on legally mandated associate degree requirements. It cites ethics, public trust, and proper use of tax dollars, while condemning bypass of state standards and urging adherence to the letter of the law. A separate note recalls church prayers after a theft and urges witnessing to the offender.
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