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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1987

Page

4

The Most Private Affair of USC's Coach Morrison

A Lexington County woman filed a civil action against USC head football coach Joe Morrison, reportedly settled quietly. Trustees debate his suitability to lead and be a role model, raising questions beyond wins and losses at the university.

University of South Carolina Joe Morrison Lexington County USC James Holderman Coach Morrison Morrison Othneil Wienges Board of Trustees

Albert L. Doc Brodie 45 Years Perry Mayor Dies

Albert L. Doc Brodie longtime Perry mayor and Aiken County native died. He headed Tyler Brothers Department Store for 30 years and helped create Perry Water District. A church leader and father Wade Brodie, Aiken banker, remembers him as a standout citizen and friend.

Albert L Doc) Brodie Aiken County Brodie Perry Tyler Brothers’ Department Store Wagener Perry Baptist Church Wade Brodie Aiken Lowman Tyler Tyler Brothers Mr. Brodie Mr. Tyler

The Closing Of The American Mind Review

Washington watchers ponder how Allan Bloom s The Closing of the American Mind rises atop best-seller lists. The piece lauds Bloom a Chicago philosopher whose sweeping critique targets United States higher education and cultural decay, praising its prose while noting elitist critiques and campus clashes. Universal Press Syndicate

Washington Allan Bloom Bloom University of Chicago United States Hyman Rickover Switzerland Arthur Trace James D. Koerner England Charles Moser Arthur Bester Mortimer Smith Albert Lynd Theodore Gross Paul Copperman Rudolf Flesch James Buchanan Academia Cornell Pusillani

What is a fisherman asks L J Willett in L A Times piece

A Los Angeles Times Syndicate column quotes L J Willett of Jackson Minnesota describing the fisherman as varied in age and gear. He is driven by the reel’s song, forgets laws and worries, and remains ruggedly loyal to the sport while balancing home life and pride in gear.

L.J. Willett Jackson Minn

Anti-Taping Devices Hurt Only The Home Recorders

Guest editorial argues that requiring copy-code chips in digital tape recorders would hurt home music fans and not stop piracy overseas. It claims industry estimates of lost sales are exaggerated and says the measure would degrade sound quality while failing to curb illegal mass production.

Congress United States

Thought For Today Value Over Success Quote

The saying attributed to Albert Einstein urges prioritizing personal value over pursuit of success. It reflects a philosophy favoring character and contribution over status or wealth.

Albert Einstein

Ashley Sees It and Williams in a Satirical Column Mix

A collage of satirical notes and quotes spans diet jokes about pills and a doctor’s plan, a dig at Prince Andrew, a rebuke of media bias, a quip about grits and grandmothers, a New Yorker anecdote about Granma, and musings on wealth, religion, and social quirks.

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