USCA partners with Mexican university for five week Merida Spanish program
The University of South Carolina Aiken will partner with Universidad Autonoma de Yucatan to run a five week summer program in Merida. It includes classes field trips and a stay with a Mexican family with a 2250 dollar cost and coverage of transportation meals and health insurance. The program offers four Spanish conversation credits and three Mexican culture credits. Applications with a 150 dollar nonrefundable deposit are due March 1.
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Merida
Autonoma de Yucatan
USCA
Katya Terry
Direc
Tor
Narciso Hidalgo
Mexico
Cancun
Habitat House Dedicated in Aiken County Ceremony
The 37th Aiken County Habitat for Humanity home was dedicated Sunday on Fairfield Street with family friend Dougie Broadwater-Oakman announcing it as his house. Sponsors Saints Alive, All Saints Anglican Church, and Wesley United Methodist Church helped fund the project.
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Aiken County
Habitat For Humanity
Dougie Broadwater-Oakman
Fairfield Street
Saints Alive
All Saints Anglican Church
Wesley United Methodist Church
Dougie
Mata Broadwater-Oakman
Lessie Price
Aiken City
Melacia
Broadwater- Oakman
Britney Spears
Everybod
Hunter Spence disputed Hunley discovery claim by Cussler
Spence, then 23, says he found a portion of the Hunley in 1970 while clearing a fish trap on the Miss Inah and marked coordinates on a map. He pursued excavation permissions for five years but released his claim publicly only in 1995.
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Spence
Inah
Housatonic
N’t
Cussler
Glenn McConnell
Charleston
Hunley Commission
Hunley
National Park Service
McConnell
Mark Newell
Frommer touts central jail system with electronic booking
Police officers would move suspects to a central ADPS facility for fingerprinting and photos before transport to jail, reducing transfers and risks. Digital fingerprinting aims to speed booking by up to 75 percent, freeing officers for patrol and enabling court transport via jail staff.
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ADPS
Frommer
Sellers
Mancke Explains Nature Cycle At Aiken County Meeting
Loren reports SCETV science chief Rudy Mancke as guest speaker at the Aiken County Open Land Trust annual meeting. He argues that all nature cycles, atoms recycle across forms, connecting humans to the environment. He uses skulls and skins to illustrate connections and tests audience knowledge on animals and habitats.
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Ginny Southworth
Lesson OF
Rudy Mancke
Science
SCETV
Alen County
Open Land Trust
Aiken County
Open Land ‘Trust
Tel
South Carolina
Mancke
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