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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 2011
Page
3
Letter argues Aiken County schools lose money as fees are not collected from first grade to twelfth. The writer contends collecting book and other fees would raise funds and reduce financial strain for classrooms.
A reader comments on Newt Gingrich remarks about Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood and a 20 to 30 year plan to influence education and interior ministries. The piece contrasts that with concerns about the religious right shaping U S public schools and government. The writer argues governments must separate religion from public institutions for a country to prosper.
The writer supports health care reform expanding coverage to those up to 26 and seniors with cheaper drugs, while criticizing repeal. They urge readers to use the TalkBack hotline or email to comment, noting names need not be published and edits may occur for space.
The Aiken Standard corrects a previously reported fact naming Reid DeMass and Jared DeMass as finalists in the DAR History Essay Contest. Both students attend St. Mary Help of Christians School. The paper invites readers to report errors by calling Mike Gibbons or emailing the editor.
Priscilla Johnson received the keys to a home built mainly by Aiken County Habitat for Humanity Women Build volunteers. The fifth Women Build house and 82nd overall for the charity, Johnson thanked donors and received gifts from local groups as work begins on a nearby foundation for the next project.
More than 40 three session mini courses were offered last week at Kennedy Middle School. Sgt John McCord of the Aiken County Sheriff's Office led interactive sessions on boxing fitness and life preparation. Other visitors covered bread baking horticulture NJROTC cadets cooking dog training and beading.
South Aiken High School Naval Junior ROTC CyberPatriot team led by Captain Zachary Coleman heads to Orlando for the national semifinal competition. Twelve teams remain from a field of over 450, facing a four hour and a three hour plus two day event testing cyber defense against red team attacks with live hackers.
The tip line is 644-2401 and messages may be left. For submissions contact Managing Editor Michael Gibbons at 644-2381 or email sub missions to com. Office hours 8 1 p.m. Monday through Friday at 326 Rutland Drive, Aiken SC, with staff emails listed.
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