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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 2012
Page
3
A letter to the Aiken County School District asks for replacement of the NAES principal after a return from absence that allegedly led to a drop in performance and state testing setbacks. The writer also criticizes local grass maintenance and asks for civic pride in Aiken.
A reader defends SPCA volunteer fees as covering badges and T shirts costs, arguing the charges reflect items needed to volunteer. The letter criticizes Medicaid expansion stance by Governor Haley and urges voting out officials, urging support for healthcare access and voicing frustration with state leadership. Callbacks invite readers to share opinions via TalkBack and email.
Nancy Holtman graduated with an associate degree in nursing from Aiken Technical College in May 2011 after starting in 2009. ATC’s 40th anniversary year highlights its health sciences division which trains nurses and other allied health professionals for the CSRA region.
Aiken High graduate Sarah Arnold, a senior accounting major at Wofford College, studied Chinese during spring 2012 in an independent program in Yunnan's Nana village. She stayed with a host family, faced limited transport, and recalls yak meals and rural life as she plans graduate study and possible two year return to China.
Aiken County Family Y hosted a Real Talk 4 Real Life forum sponsored by Helping Hands and Aiken Youth Empowerment. Molly Campbell moderated with keynote Forrest Alton of the South Carolina Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy outlining role models and frank parent child dialogue. Attendees split into age groups, discussed song lyrics like Starships, and planned future forums with pizza, pool time, and contact details for upcoming events.
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