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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 2005
Page
11
The editorial argues that despite higher standards under No Child Left Behind, success hinges on parents and schools working together. It urges parents to monitor assignments, engage with teachers, and support children, warning that educators alone cannot lift achievement.
The Greenville News reveals Lt. Gov Andre Bauer netted 130000 for a tenth of an acre from the state Department of Transportation. The 2004 negotiations included Highway Commissioner John Moot Truluck and Sen. Yancey McGill, stirring questions about influence. The Gazette urges stronger FOIA and election-time scrutiny.
The Aiken Standard lists its staff roles including Publisher Scott B Hunter Editor Jeffrey B Wallace and Managing Editor Timothy E O Briant. It also notes Advertising Director Arthur T Zappa Business Manager Ellen C Priest Circulation Director Scot Newcom and other department heads.
CNN analyst Charles Bierbauer notes President Bush's pick John Roberts appears poised for confirmation with broad support. Roberts' record includes service to Justice Rehnquist and roles at Hogan & Hartson and the DC Circuit, while abortion questions loom as the Senate reviews his stance on Roe v Wade and potential vote shifts.
A Pew/SRF poll shows Americans hold mixed views of Islam with a notable minority harboring unfavorable opinions. Religious identity and education shape attitudes, and evangelical white Protestants show the strongest bias according to Robert Wuthnow. The piece argues for learning about other faiths to strengthen personal beliefs and foster pluralism.
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