University of Georgia Tops Princeton Review Party School List
Editorial criticizes The Princeton Review for ranking the University of Georgia as the top party school. It notes only a few hundred of the 30 000 attendees responded and urges focus on solid academic reputation rather than sensational labels. Local students from Aiken County are impacted by the ranking and parental concerns rise.
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Prayer support letter backs city council in opening prayers
Citizens urge Aiken Mayor Cavanaugh and the City Council to continue opening meetings with prayer. They cite constitutional compliance and examples from Congress and national practice, naming multiple signatories including Turnipseed Auernheimer Powell Banks Hufford Schrenk Weeks Weeks Heineman Smith LeGrand LeGrand Carroll Populir Lockard Lockard Kierspe.
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Aiken Standard Masthead Details Publisher Editor Staff
The document lists Scott B. Hunter as publisher and Jeffrey B. Wallace as editor with multiple department heads including Advertising Director Arthur T. Zappa News Director Timothy E. O Briant and Classified Advertising Manager Letitia Jefferson. It also notes email domains and staff roles across the publication.
Oil independence and the hidden costs of foreign oil
Adam J. Liska argues that U S dependence on imported oil from the Persian Gulf raises direct military and environmental costs. He cites 12.9 million barrels daily, $300 billion yearly, and $100 billion annual military protection, urging increased funding for U S made clean fuels and biofuel research.
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Boy Scouts 100th anniversary event drew Obama plans
Letter questions President Obama's priorities as 45,000 Boy Scouts gather for a milestone. The writer accuses him of skipping a national event to appear on The View and attend a Democratic fundraiser in New York, arguing it shows party bias over presidential duty.
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Frustration with D C Listening and Obama Era Policy
A citizen laments loss of access to elected officials and criticizes Speaker Pelosi and President Obama. The letter warns about erosion of freedoms, distrust in government, and fears for American democracy as the Founders warned against pure democracy. The writer urges reliance on the Fourth Estate to voice concern.
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