False pride in old sayings about stupid writing
A playful remark notes an imagined old adage about writing foolishness and suggests a missing proverb. It uses a tongue in cheek tone to reflect on language and wit.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 2008
Page
3
A playful remark notes an imagined old adage about writing foolishness and suggests a missing proverb. It uses a tongue in cheek tone to reflect on language and wit.
A viewer questions U S policy noting hospitals allegedly treat undocumented immigrants with cancer while a facility cut 400 jobs. The commenter urges universal coverage for all legal residents and jobs to boost the system.
Readers discuss tipping as a thank you for service and not wage replacement. A reader shares a downtown discovery at the Holley Building with clothing shoes art and shops and invites comments via hotline or email to the Aiken Standard.
The Augusta State Continuing Education Program hosts a three day seminar August 15 to 17 organized by the Augusta Genealogical Society. Registration forms and details are available at augtagenesociety.org or by calling 706 722 4073.
David Neira, after aiding Ugandan children, plans a year of service with NET Ministries in the United States. He has raised about 1500 dollars and needs 2000 more to cover his one third share, inviting donations to NET Ministries 110 Crusader Avenue W West St Paul MN 55118 with the note For David Neira.
Community members are invited to assist David Neira by supporting National Evangelization Teams. Donations should be marked For David Neira and mailed to 110 Crusader Avenue W West St. Paul MN 55118. For more information call 651 450 6833.
Fabio Mann headlines the Hopelands Summer Concert Series tonight at 7 p.m. on the Roland H. Windham Performing Arts Stage in Hopelands Gardens. The free event, sponsored by Friends of Hopelands and Rye Patch, features Ed Turner and No. 9 with Mann known for brass from piccolo trumpet to flugelhorn and venues across the Augusta Aiken area since 1986.
Beach Music Day returns for its eighth year with a free five hour Beach Music Association International concert on Saturday August 16 at the South Carolina State Museum Congaree Room. Four bands feature Billy Scott and the Party Prophets The Sensational Epics with Clifford Curry The Flashbacks Ceasar and the Sugarbees with guest stars including Larissa Holliday Clay Brown William Taylor and other surprise performers. The event closes with an all star finale as part of the museums 20 hour Birthday Bash celebrating its 20th anniversary. The day honors Bill Pinkney of the Drifters with a remembrance and live James Brown tribute. Pinkney who died July 4 2007 is a Rock Hall of Fame inductee among other honors. Sponsors include Defender Services SCANA Progress Energy Blue Ridge Electric Coop Duke Energy and others. For more information call 898-4921.
Reader submissions are encouraged with contact details for editor Tim O Briant and Michael Gibbons. Newsroom numbers and emails are listed along with office hours and postal information. Lottery numbers for Sunday appear at the end.
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