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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 2011
Page
3
A visitor to Aiken notes broken benches at Odell Weeks Activities Center and asks for clearer wayfinding. The speaker describes navigating via Highland Park to Dibble Road and Richland Avenue and expressing city pride and the need for better signage.
Aiken Technical College student argues for recognizing Good Friday as a day off alongside MLK Day. He frames it as consistent Christian observance and equal treatment of religious and national commemorations.
A Wednesday afternoon incident involves a pedestrian collision with a referenced group described as older adults. Investigations focus on attention during shopping and potential phone use as contributing factors.
A brief note states shopping is available Monday Tuesday Thursday Friday Saturday and Sunday but not Wednesday as it is designated old folks day. It cautions the elderly to avoid that midweek period.
A brief reflection on Christian love for God self family community and country. It includes a blessing for service members and appreciation of those in the armed forces. The message emphasizes unity, care, and gratitude within faith and nation.
A plea for harmony asks residents to pause differences and celebrate Easter with kindness. Leaders urge a caring, unified community, encouraging residents to foster goodwill and avoid infighting during holiday observances.
The call is to add a memorial site to obituary pages and make e-newspaper pages flow like a book for easy flipping. Readers can leave messages via TalkBack at (803) 644-2384 or email editorial aikenstandard.com. Names will not be published.
USC Aiken students are recognized for poster and oral presentations at the 2011 Research Day. Melissa Peters, a psychology senior, earned gold for a poster and silver for an oral presentation on The Effect of Gender Roles and Gender Identity on Perceptions of Sexual Behavior. Her mentor was Dr. Jane Stafford. Jessica Moore won gold in science-based oral presentations for her work with chemistry.
Silver medal awarded to Destiny Murph for Cloning an anti Tat hammerhead ribozyme into a retroviral vector mentored by Dr. Bill Jackson. Honorable mention goes to Devay Dandy for Grooming Behavior Patterns of Captive Birds That Use Auditory vs Visual Mating Displays mentored by Dr. Michelle Vieyra.
The event honors Kevin Kinsey for a silver medal with Inter Vocalis Plo sive Degradation and Kaya Hagen for Social Capital Networks and Latino Immigrant Settlement. Hallman earns gold for Crafting a Vocal Performance mentored by Dr. Joel Scraper. Nakia Pinkney receives honorable mention in sciences for The Role of Exercise in Decreasing Obesity Traits from a High Sugar Diet, mentored by Vieyra. A photo of Devay Dandy was unavailable.
Oakwood Windsor Elementary hosts Night of the Arts on Thursday at 6 p.m. on Charleston Highway 3773. Event features student performances in loving memory of Dr. Alice Sheehan.
Leah Pippen once hated reading but with Orton-Gillingham methods at The Learning Lab she now reads for pleasure and school. Her story underscores the program’s impact and a summer training seminar led by Ann Whitten to expand the technique to teachers and therapists.
The notice lists contact details for the Aiken Standard staff led by Tim O Briant and Michael Gibbons and provides mail and EZ Pay subscription rates. It also notes Sunday Pine delivery dates for 14821 zip and outlines delivery timing and charges.
Sunday draws show Pick 3 as 9 9 5 and Pick 4 as 2 4 5 4. Palmetto Cash 5 numbers 9 11 24 31 33 with Power-Up 2. Saturday results include Cash 4 8 2 1 5 and Fantasy 5 5 6 15 21 38 plus Win For Life 1 2 5 13 19 30 with Free Ball 37.
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