Augusta National preps to lengthen Masters course for 2002
Augusta National will add 285 yards to the Masters layout for the 2002 edition. The 1st, 7th, 11th, 13th and 18th holes gain distance, with the 18th and 13th key to tougher finishes. The track will exceed 7000 yards, favoring longest hitters like Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson while challenging average pros.
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Change of scene for Rudy Mancke
Rudy Mancke, longtime host of South Carolina ETVs Nature Scene, announced plans to leave his full time post to teach at the University of South Carolina. He will still work on specials for the network, continuing to share his knowledge with viewers.
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Aiken Standard staff credits and roles list
A list of staff names and titles includes Scott B. Hunter as advertising director Jeffrey B. Wallace and Art Zappa as business manager Ellen Priest Greylanon as director Garth R. Groshans as managing cantor Timothy E. O Briant as supervisor James R. Bennett Jr. as systems manager J. David Boyd.
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Home schooling success sparks public backlash and debate
The piece condemns a white T shirt reading HOME SKOOLED with a red trailer silhouette sold by tees com and formerly at J C Penney. It argues media and public schools bias against homeschoolers, cites a Maryland study on academic gains, and cites critics like Froma Harrop.
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Aiken area vehicle concerns target license plates and safety
A reader blasts vehicles driving without tags and asks where police are. They question insurance, taxes, and camera enforcement, noting red light running and dangerous near-misses. They complain about a council meeting and thank neighbors while pledging to vote against Joel Randall.
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Letters to the Editor guidelines at Aiken Standard
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Bush era policy toward Iraq rests on habit not strategy
George Friedman of Stratfor and Bryan Bender note the Bush administration plans possible air and missile actions against Iraq but has paused due to political costs. They argue U S policy in the Persian Gulf shows Cuba like rigidity, risking credibility as Iraq reconstitutes its forces while Iran gains influence.
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