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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 2013
Page
3
A reader questions Obamacare and its political support while urging the Aiken County Board of Education to imitate Richmond County by offering free meals for all students. The letter cites various political figures and accuses parties of bias and mismanagement.
A TalkBack note from the Aiken Standard invites readers to comment on sock fashion in the South and critiques South Carolina rankings while offering a hotline and email for submissions. It asks readers to keep comments brief and states names may not be published.
The August 12 council session will begin at 7 p.m. The Aiken Standard corrects prior misprints and invites readers to report facts by contacting Melissa Hanna at 803-644-2364 or editorial email.
Kristen Hay Wilson 37 of Columbia was detained Friday after allegedly stabbing a man's laptop with a butcher knife. She faces malicious injury charges and was held at the county jail before release Monday afternoon. The 42 year old male victim described Wilson as agitated and intoxicated during a visit at his home. Wilson admitted stabbing the laptop but denied responsibility. She met the victim through Match com about a week earlier and had consumed alcohol with him. Teddy Kulmain covers local crime for the Aiken Standard.
Aiken Technical College recognized sixty seven students who completed EMT basic medical assisting medical coding radiologic technology and surgical technology programs at a campus pinning ceremony. President Dr. Susan Winsor congratulated graduates as they received program pins and noted the profession’s respected status.
The Aiken Kinderchoir directed by Lorraine Ray will hold auditions for KS to third grade students on Thursday and August 29. Email aikenkinderchoir gmail.com for appointments and information.
South Aiken High School junior David Stoner spent summers in math focused camps near Boston and in Nebraska. He helped lead a 15 member South Carolina team at the American Regions Mathematics League, earned U S I Olympiad training in Nebraska, and qualified for the 2014 International Olympiad in South Africa and a Beijing trip as one of six U S teenagers. He also earned funds from URS Corp and Public Education to support travel. He helped his team win the Romanian Master of Mathematics and Science in Bucharest in February and earlier placed in USAMO and US Math Olympiad finals. He created a computer chess project during a nine day camp and played chess during Nebraska stay.
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