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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 2013
Page
3
An Aiken Standard Talkback editorial argues Florida public schools cannot handle unruly teens and calls for separation of disruptive students while noting fear of Obamacare echoes past fears about Medicare and Social Security.
The post Labor Day return to school prompts debate over why most states start after the holiday while South Carolina begins earlier The heat of early September influences calendars but policy varies by district and state education rules.
The letter questions which School Board members supported Project Jackson and accuses the board of risking tax money. It also questions authority for using funds, and mentions a juvenile charged with indecent exposure, bail, a downtown window incident, repeated arrests, a mental evaluation, and eventual release. It ends with an editorial hotline and comment policy.
The Aiken Standard acknowledges an error publishing Thursday puzzles in Friday's Living on the Go. Today's puzzles are correct. Friday's appear on page 50 and Saturday's on page 4. The paper invites readers to report factual errors to Melissa Hanna at 803-644-2364 or editorial email.
Aiken born dancer Robert Poe, now a ballet master in St Louis, returns to Crosby’s Studio in Laurens Street to teach and share his career journey. He began at Crosby’s at age four and credits the studio’s family atmosphere and musical training for shaping his path. Mary Therese Thomas and Diane Miller praise Poe’s blend of classic and modern styles and the impact of his visit on current students.
The Heritage Council of North Augusta hosts a Sept 3 history talk on Hamburg with Lauren Virgo and Milledge Murray. Women of Woodside Trash and Treasure Sale moves to March 1 at H. Odell Weeks Center. Pink Ribbonettes meet Sept 3 at Millbrook Baptist Church. Mountain Dulcimers of Aiken gather Sept 3 and 17 at St. John's UMC. Belles Canto rehearsals begin Sept 3 for December concerts. Weston A Price meets Sept 5 at Noble Breads.
Nikki DeMass, a Clemson chemical engineering sophomore and Aiken native, received a $3000 URS Internship Journey Scholarship after completing an 11 week SRR internship at Savannah River Site. She was among 5 selected from 92 applicants for work in Process Integration cleaning and closure at Tank 12. DeMass plans to graduate in May 2017 and return to Clemson this fall.
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