Schofield Wetlands Turns Drainage Problem Into Learning Lab
Our view praises Schofield Middle School in Aiken for transforming a campus drainage issue into a living wetlands classroom. City partners and educators created an interactive curriculum with hands on science, environmental awareness, and community involvement.
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Schofield Middle School
Sumter Street
Schofield
Rosie Berry
Debi Johnson
City of
Aiken
Berry
Local radio talk show ends abruptly after 40 year host apology
Charlie Britt laments WAJY 102.7 ending its talk format at 3 p.m. after 2:15 p.m. notice. He thanks listeners and the many contributors who traveled for "Talkback" and cancels remaining April guests due to insufficient advertising support, expressing pride in being an Arkenite and urging continued community voices.
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Charlie Britt
Wajy 102.7
Augusta
Aiken
New York City
Baltimore
Washington
Aiken Standard Publication Information and Contacts
The Aiken Standard printed address and contact details list location 124 Rutland Drive and P.O. Box 456 Aiken South Carolina 29802. Hours are 830 am to 530 pm weekdays with separate delivery and service times and a switchboard at 648 2311. It notes weekly publication schedule and postal information and that the paper is published by Aiken Communications Inc.
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Rutland Drive
P.O
Aiken
S.C
Aiken Standard
Dial
Aiken Standard - Pbm
Aiken Communications Inc
P.O. Box
Formulas Don’t Work In Real World
A column critiques Robert McNamara and Bill Clinton for relying on equations over human realities. It argues Vietnam and welfare reforms show failed strategies, with rising poverty, crime, and illegitimacy despite billions spent and warnings ignored. The piece links these errors to governance by formula and urges candid accountability.
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Ashington
Robert Strange McNamara
Vietnam
McNamara
Jimmy Swaggart
Bob McNamara
Paul Corvin
Washington
Bill Clinton
Clinton
United States
Southeast Asia
Kennedy
Carter
Reagan
Lyndon Johnson
Talk Ahead For The President Faces Nation’s Fright
The piece argues President Clinton must act beyond words to reassure Americans amid rising fears of crime and insecurity. It compares Clinton’s leadership to Kennedy and Carter, stressing decisive, forceful action to restore confidence and demonstrate administration efficiency.
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Oklahoma City
Clinton
Tel Aviv
Belfast
Eisenhower
Johnson
Reagan
John F. Kennedy
Wyistromac
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Williamsburg Street
Creators Syndicate
Tony Snow
Jack W. Germond
Jules Witcover
Tribune Media Services
Jimmy Carter
Teheran
Ine
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