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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 2016
Page
9
The Aiken Standard traces its founding in 1867 and lists Ellen Priest as Publisher and Editor, Michael Smith as Executive Editor, and Holly Ellington as News Editor. The Thought of the Day features a Martin Luther King Jr. quotation about challenge and controversy.
Pacers and Polo, the final leg of Ai ken's annual Triple Crown, draws volunteer USC Aiken student athletes to help funds scholarships. Over 100 athletes assist with ticketing parking and inflatables, boosting USCA's athletic funding and community presence in rain or shine.
Aiken welcomes a new specialty shop in the Eulalie Salley building on Laurens Street with rear entrance by the alley near New Moon Cafe. An art exhibit features works by sixth grade to college students, including Lotus, Hands Meeting, Dandelion Wishes, and Spark.
A letter endorses Kevin K T Ruthven a former law enforcement officer Marine and Vietnam veteran as a trustworthy candidate for South Carolina House District 81 in Aiken The writer credits KT with honesty integrity and dependable help during medical rehab and recovery highlighting his service to the community and readiness to represent the people.
Gary Bunker analyzes C S Lewis critique of the managerial state likening Hell to a well ordered bureaucracy. The piece cites Hitler Stalin and Beria imagery, Russell Kirk and Paul Johnson on ideology, and warns the state’s growth risks dehumanizing power, ending with a call for vigilant citizenship.
The Aiken Standard invites readers to submit signed letters with the writer’s address and a daytime phone number for verification. Submissions must be under 500 words, may be edited, and must not be anonymous or pen named. Publication is discretionary and letters tied to organized campaigns may be declined.
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