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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 2000
Page
4
Robert Jones Burdette notes two days of the week never feared, naming Yesterday and Tomorrow as the carefree days kept free from worry. The quotation reflects a clerical and literary voice from an American author born in 1844 and passing in 1914.
Editorial notes Palms picks Hallman as the third chancellor at USC Aiken after a six month search. Hallman, active at USCA since 1983, succeeds Bill Casper and Bob Alexander, praised for guiding campus growth and establishing a path toward excellence.
Emergency resources in South Carolina remain split with an elected adjutant general and an emergency agency outside the governor. The Spartanburg Herald-Journal argues lawmakers should move the Emergency Preparedness Division under the governor to coordinate state resources during disasters and pursue cabinet-level restructuring.
Scott B. Hunter leads a group with Tim o Briant and Suneeviaew in a local arts program. The event features Preaamneen and Ylensina as key participants, presented in a period newspaper tone. The card emphasizes community involvement and cultural outreach.
A letters page decries claims about Florida recounts and ballot integrity. It cites Bush as Texas governor supporting manual recounts, notes machine recount limits, questions court delays, and praises patriotism and civic effort by local veterans groups and residents in Aiken.
A narrator laments holiday shopping chaos from election year delays to family milestones and escalating gift demands. He imagines awkward options for adults and kids, contemplates cash gifts, and longs for a simpler approach before February, aware choices may already feel outdated.
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