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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 2008
Page
3
The statement argues that the First Amendment protects against establishing religion and notes the Supreme Court's abortion ruling does not imply moral correctness. It condemns murder regardless of religious considerations.
A reader cites disreputable comments by the South Aiken men's coach at a tournament directed at Midland Valley and others. The writer urges professional conduct and suggests the paper investigate past behavior, including residency and community work after moving to the area.
Writers urge Steve Spurrier to step down citing frequent assistant firings and calls for a new offensive scheme. Fans express frustration with stagnation and demand a change in leadership and strategy at South Carolina.
After Three Runs Plantation annexation was ruled illegal Graniteville, observer asks if Cedar Creek annexation by New Ellenton faces the same challenge amid ongoing legal scrutiny and municipal boundary matters.
The system appears to favor comments that match prevailing public sentiment, filtering out dissenting views. Critics argue this bias shapes discourse and limits robust debate.
A reader voices frustration with Aiken Public Safety, accusing officers of harassing law abiding residents and urging action against real criminals. The letter invites comments via TalkBack at 644-2384 or email, noting names need not be published and that edits may shorten content.
The Tuesday report misidentified the Buddy Walk. the event honored families of children with Down syndrome. The Aiken Standard regrets the error.
Kristen Marchant and her mother will attend the Make-A-Wish Foundation breakfast at Applebee's from 8 to 10 30 a m Saturday. Proceeds go to fund wishes for children with life threatening conditions. Local volunteers Marggie Schwenker and Staci Britt organized the event and added a new bedroom makeover for Kristen last summer.
Aiken Civic Ballet offers two Nutcracker experiences during Holly Days weekend. Morning excerpts at 11 a.m. at the Aiken Center for the Arts with free admission. Then the Nutcracker Tea at 142 Greenville St. S.W. featuring Sugar Plum Fairy photos, tea service, and door prizes with tiered pricing and ticket outlets.
The Aiken Civic Ballet offers Nutcracker excerpts at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. at the Aiken Center for the Arts and The Studio. Admission is $10 for one adult plus one child, $3.75 for each additional child, and $7 per extra adult. For details call 648-5771 or visit aikencivicballet.com.
The AARP Chapter in Aiken will meet at noon Monday in the gym of South Aiken Presbyterian Church for its annual Christmas party. Attendees should bring an unwrapped toy for a child. Annual dues of 5 dollars per household are due Tuesday at 6 30 p.m. Admission is free.
North Augusta Middle School readies its Christmas concert with students set to perform selections. Faculty and families anticipate a festive program highlighting choral and instrumental pieces.
The Foster Grandparent Program and Retired and Senior Volunteer Program announce their annual recognition and Christmas party Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the H. Odell Weeks Activities Center. The sock hop theme invites RSVP via 648-6836 ext 226 or 227.
Practical notice listing newsroom contacts for tips deliveries and subscriptions. Includes phone numbers for the newsroom and managing editor, email addresses, delivery times, re-delivery windows, cancellation steps, and rates. Also notes office hours and post details about Sunday Plus delivery dates for 2008.
The Aiken Center for the Arts announces winter day camps and mini camps for children ages 5 and up. Mini camps run Dec 13 and 20 from 10 AM to 2 PM. themes include Doggone Christmas and Winter Wonderland. Day camps run Dec 19 22 23 26 29 30 and Jan 2 with full and half day options and $40 half day $60 full day.
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