Quotes on tragedy and policy touch many lives
A collection of remarks from public figures and ordinary people on topics from family tragedy to mental health funding, aging, coin production, gaslighting in media, gambling regulation, legal trials, Medicaid audits, airline passenger rights, and UN inspections. Notable names include Andrew Medlock, Harvey Fineberg, Susanne Lynn, Tammy Boiselle, Albert H. Giles, Wayne Carlisle, Mike Sponhour, Linda Tripp, Nancy-Ann DeParle, Rodney Slater, and Jeremy Greenstock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Fineberg
Harvard
School of Public Health
Character education as a defense against school crime in South Carolina
South Carolina faces 14 serious crimes per day in schools and advocates mandatory character education. The piece argues schools, families, and communities must unite to teach honesty, civility, and respect, framing character education as essential to safety and moral foundations, endorsed by the state attorney general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Columbine
Theodore Roosevelt
The
Republic
McGuffey
First Steps program gains grants and momentum in SC
South Carolina boosters praise First Steps to School Readiness as grants up to 50000 flow to Greenville Anderson and Clarendon counties. With $20 million state funding and $3.6 million in private contributions, supporters see potential for lasting impact on early education in poverty areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Steps
Greenville
Anderson
Clarendon
Columbia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Barnwell
Greenville News
Windsor Fire Fighters Earn Community Support Against Misguided Letter
Elaine Sanders of Warrenville defends Windsor fire volunteers and says the 911 response, equipment, and “dues” support the service. She argues a letter criticizing the fire department shows misinformation and urges educated, appreciative scrutiny rather than derogatory comments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Department
Windsor
Ms. Byars
John Lewis
Byars
Lewis
Webster
Elaine Sanders Warrenville
Praise for ARMC Community Outreach and Ms. Rube nia Hammond
Aiken resident Maria Tamini commends Aiken Regional Medical Centers for its Community Outreach Program and lauds employee Ms. Rubenia Hammond as compassionate professional and unselfish. She notes Hammond's informative community presence convinced many to use ARMC and praises the hospital staff overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
ARMC
Rubenia Hammond
Hammond
Maria Tamini Aiken
Letters to the Editor Addressing Aiken Standards
Readers are invited to submit letters to the editor to Aiken Standard at PO Box 456 Aiken SC 29802 or via email at editorialaduesouth.net or fax to 803-648-6052. All letters may be edited and condensed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken Standard
Aiken
S.C
Editorial
Aduesouth.net
Also Mentioned on This Page
Andy
Ronnie Young
Andrew Medlock
Tammy Boiselle
Kansas City
Susanne Lynn
Albert H. Giles
Wayne Carlisle
Newport, Ky
France
Kentucky
Mike Sponhour
Budget and Control Board
Linda Tripp
Taper
Maryland
Nancy-Ann DeParle
Health Care Financing Administration
Rodney E. Slater
Jeremy Greenstock
Britain
Security Council
U.N
Iraq
Vripp
Scott B. Hunter
Angela R. Nalley
Jeffrey B. Wallace
David Boyd
Charlie Condon
Santee Cooper
John Rainey
Jim Hodges
Rainey
Hodges
Department of Natural Resources
Charles M. Condon
Charleston
Post and Courier
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