USCA and ATC: real bargains for students in tough funding climate
Editorial notes rising enrollments at USC Aiken and Aiken Technical College with new programs in special education and educational technology at USCA and expanded tech labs and a health science center at ATC. Critics warn of 5 percent mid year cuts in 2002 2008, while SC Lottery scholarships help students though campus funding remains tight.
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Aiken Standard Staff Listing and Roles
Listing shows publisher Scott B. Hunter editor Jeffrey B. Wallace advertising director Art Zappa business manager Ellen C. Priest managing editor Timothy E. O Briant and other staff such as Phillip Yates Deborah Dyches David Boyd and Letitia Jefferson with roles in operations and customer service. The fragment outlines personnel positions and responsibilities within the paper.
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State asks for recurring homeland security funds for DNR duties
The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources warns federal security duties on waterways must be funded as recurring expenses. With 22 percent budget cuts in 18 months, DNR says current funds fall short of protecting natural resources and enforcing laws. The Hilton Head Island Packet reports.
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Carl Langley Retires After Four Decades of News Reporting
Aiken Standard senior reporter Carl Langley will retire Friday ending a 40 plus year career as a newspaperman. Langley worked at the Aiken Standard for 13 years after time at the Augusta Chronicle and covered high school and college sports while also writing columns and fund raising for the Cumbee Center for Abused Persons.
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California home schooling backlash fuels education clash
California educators attack home schooling as a new study shows many public school teachers lack proper credentials. State officials warn uncredentialed parents could face arrest, while districts label home schooling illegal and critics call the system wasteful and self preserving.
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