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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 2017
Page
11
The Aiken Standard traces its origins to 1867 with Rhonda Overbey as publisher and Michael Smith as executive editor, supported by Holly Kemp as news editor. The historical note outlines leadership roles shaping the paper through its long-running publication.
To spare oneself grief at all cost one must accept total detachment which excludes the ability to experience happiness. This reflection from Erich Fromm notes the paradox of denying joy to avoid pain, a caution about extreme emotional withdrawal.
The administration pressed North Korea through diplomacy and force, with new anti missile deployments in Asia and potential reintroduction of U S nuclear weapons to Korea. China looms as the key actor, urged to leverage economic ties to bring Pyongyang to talks while military options signal resolve. The piece cites Syria and Afghanistan actions as context and notes Churchillian cautions about war versus law.
Columnist critique targets Variety and other outlets for promoting Chelsea Clinton as a cultural figure. The piece argues media hype obscures real achievements, cites CGI and Clinton Foundation criticism, and labels Chelsea as a symbol used by Hollywood and political circles to advance a perceived dynastic agenda.
Letters discuss Rep Joe Wilson town hall at Aiken Technical College with a retiree asking how to improve on the ACA and ensure affordable coverage for all. Edits praise Gary Bunker for county council leadership and parliamentary skill, urging his election as County Council Chairman.
The Aiken Standard accepts signed letters with writer address and daytime phone for publication verification. Limit under 500 words, detailed editing for length or taste may occur. Anonymous or pen name letters are not published, and organized political submissions are not accepted.
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