Point of View on Education and Black Leaders
A South Carolina editorial highlights teachers as the foundation of the education system and urges public involvement in schools. It also praises Chief Justice Ernest Finney and Rep. Jim Clyburn for historic milestones, noting progress in racial equality and modest humility in leadership. The piece contrasts civic pride with ongoing reforms.
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South Carolina
Myrtle Beach
Sun-News
Ernest Finney
U.S
Jim Clyburn
Clyburn
Finney
Sumter
Jons
Florence
Associated Press
Anderson Independent Mail
No law means No Law in the school prayer tale
A satirical tale traces a grape juice genie altering the First Amendment to permit school prayer, provoking clashes as students of diverse faiths request to pray in class. Aiken County native Gene Owens presents the piece with the ending note and contact details.
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J. Puritan Piety
Welch
Piety
Brother Piety
Congress
Timothy
Miss Virginal
Timmy
Sammy Cohen
Sammy
Yarmulker
Shannon ’Hanahan
Shannon
Abdul Ben Hassan
Allah
Johnny McGhee
Johnny
Francois Duval
Haiti
Tlaloc Tehuatchapule
Chiapas
Tlaloc
Huitzilopochtli
Gene Owens
Aiken County
Mobile
Ala
Doubletree Court
Solar power for the people moves toward democratized energy
David Morris argues that solar cells, once costly and experimental, are reaching cost parity with conventional electricity. Small, scalable solar arrays promise distributed power, enabling village-level generation, urban rooftops, and even revenue for homeowners as storage tech and affordable components improve.
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Michigan
Virginia
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