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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 2014
Page
15
An editorial note presents Mary Lyon's 1797 1849 maxim about fearing not knowing one’s duty and failing to act. The Aiken Standard editorial board credits Ellen Priest Tim O Briant Melissa Hanna and Michael Ulmer as staff involved with the page.
The state moves away from the 1986 required exit exam for high school diplomas. Starting next year 11th graders will take ACT WorkKeys and either the SAT or ACT to gauge college readiness and career fit, with certificates that aid job matching. The change aims to align with 21st century education goals and reduce illiteracy concerns.
The Supreme Court weighs whether groups can challenge Ohio’s false political speech law before any charge. The Susan B Anthony List argues such criminalization chills debate. a ruling for the group could curb similar laws, aligning with prior refusals to criminalize false political claims.
Cal Thomas compares John Paul Stevens and Mark Levin on constitutional reform. Stevens argues for six amendments including a militia friendly Second and death penalty Eighth. Levin advocates a state driven convention to curb federal power and restore free market principles.
A letter from Bob Gordon praises Dr. Holly Woltz's call to adopt and neuter pets. The Aiken County Animal Shelter has a new facility but faces overflow of dogs and cats needing homes. FOTAS funds spay neuter surgeries and Woolstock fundraiser May 3 at the shelter to support these efforts.
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