USC Aiken earns top 10 regional ranking from US News
Editorials Magazine notes USCA ranked third best regional liberal arts college in the nation and among top regional public schools. Article highlights growth since 1960s, focus on high tech programs, new facilities, and ongoing emphasis on affordable quality education for South Carolina and nearby Georgia counties.
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Shays Meehan bill faces stubborn opposition in Congress
The Herald reports strong hostility from House leaders who try to block campaign finance reform. The piece notes Newt Gingrich supported similar aims but opposed passage and warns Senate leaders may repeat the tactic, risking voter trust.
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Russian economy reshapes culture warns Inglehart
Bill Bishop notes Ronald Inglehart’s World Values findings linking economic collapse in former USSR states to shifting values. As Russia faces devaluation and debt issues, traditional and survival beliefs rise, while postmodern, tolerant views grow in wealthier nations, signaling risk of authoritarian turn in unstable economies.
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Clinton missile strikes defended amid Wag the Dog doubts
Bill Thompson argues the missile strikes against terrorist facilities were justified despite questions about President Clinton's credibility. He dismisses Wag the Dog theory, urges bold action, and defends a commander in chief acting to deter future attacks while acknowledging public distrust.
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Space Act signals growth for private space industry
The Commercial Space Act passed by Congress could speed private space growth, limit new government rules, and promote private launches and remote sensing. Author recalls Apollo 13 commander advocating private space ventures to create jobs and new consumer products.
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The Aiken Standard welcomes Letters to the Editor
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