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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 2012
Page
15
A reflection attributed to Charles Horace Mayo, co founder of the Mayo Clinic, stresses doubt as a risk, noting no one dies from overwork but many from doubt. The piece cites Mayo’s legacy and includes a header from the Aiken Standard staff list.
A column contrasts Connery era Bond with Daniel Craig in Skyfall. It notes Bond as roguish versus brooding, highlights the films’ overseas success, and compares casting shifts from Ursula Andress to fast cuts for Judi Dench. It ends with Bill O'Reilly referenced.
Critics denounce the South Carolina Department of Education and Superintendent Mick Zais for clumsy responses at Florence meetings on proposed federal waiver and new teacher evaluation guidelines. They say questions were not answered, the format seemed censored, and leaders failed to openly debate the plan.
The Legislature pursues nine new roving judges while bolstering merit selection through the Judicial Merit Selection Commission. Critics say the process is tightly controlled by lawmakers, with public input limited and selections confined to three nominees per seat amid debates over merit versus electoral systems.
A readable fragment notes Jamil Dakwar of the American Civil Liberties Union discussing activism and calls for change. It also references a Arizona lottery official and mentions Barack Obama, fiscal cliff uncertainty, and anonymous quotes about international law. The piece includes guidelines for letters to the editor requiring signatures, addresses, and daytime phone numbers for verification.
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