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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1987
Page
7
Fifth grade SOAR students toured Columbia visiting the Gibbes Planetarium and Columbia Museum of Art. They toured the University of South Carolina facilities and viewed reptile exhibits by Dr Whit Gibbons.
The American Nuclear Society offers the John and Muriel Landis Scholarship Award for undergraduates and graduates pursuing nuclear science or engineering. For 1987–88 the award is 2000 dollars. Applicants must have high financial need, plan a nuclear career, and may be sponsored via the CSRA Local ANS Section.
Steve Harris a clown mime from Irma teaches at Aiken Elementary with the Rolla Rolla balance toy guiding lower and upper grade students. He encourages confidence and early skill learning while performing in full costume for Fay Parkman’s second grade class. Harris trains in athletics and theater and works mainly in schools and at events across South Carolina.
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