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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1978
Page
7
Teachers and school staff meet before students arrive to set goals for the year. Principal Lynette Rinehart notes involvement across faculties and councils. Goals emphasize library use after 3:30, friendly lunchroom service, and top cleaning standards in bathrooms.
Pinecrest sixth graders show 19 percent in bottom reading quartile versus 32.4 percent statewide. Principal Mrs. Rinehart aims to lower that share next year using test data for accountability and improvement. Two Baptist churches in Aiken County announce new schools for fall. Victory Baptist in North Augusta signs 63 pupils for K12 under Accelerated Christian Education. Temple Baptist near University Parkway opens Kiddie Kollege for ages two to fourth grade with four certified teachers and staff. Both schools report no racial discrimination policy.
An essay reflection portrays two groups among freshmen: the self assured and the uncertain. It explores professors who fuel confusion, the motive of education as disturbing growth, and the author’s admitted reliance on flimsy excuses while seeking self understanding.
Page Dickey, a senior at Aiken High, talks about the anticlimax and excitement of senior year. She reflects on independence travel and babysitting shaping her future, aiming for NC State in broadcast journalism and possibly radio news production with CBS as a goal.
Chairman Hua Kuo-feng opened his Yugoslav visit with a broad attack on imperialist and hegemonistic forces from the United States and the Soviet Union. He condemned aggression and expansion as they vie for world mastery and accused the Soviet Union of undermining the nonaligned movement.
A Warrenville break-in caused $1525 in losses at Nancy Williams's home. Thieves ransacked the residence stealing color television sets coins and a freezer pulled beef per an Aiken County Sheriff's Department report.
The Area III Advisory Council will convene Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Area III Office Building on US 1 near Langley. The session is open to the public.
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