Arts center names Rabold director after renovations
The Aiken arts center completed a major renovation and opened with a gala in December. A search committee, including community and board members, selected Doug Rabold, who had briefly left the post. Rabold starts amid ongoing programs, fundraisers, and plans for a February antique show with 27 exhibitors from multiple states.
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Hokies Underdogs From 1a In Music City Bowl Run
Virginia Tech, coming off a 38-7 win over Alabama and a 28-10 victory over Texas to close the 1995 season, eyes a potential national title as coach Beamer notes practice momentum. Florida State, brimming with skilled players like Warrick, endured scrutiny after his arrest but remains a national title threat with a history of top AP rankings.
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Graham backs McCain in South Carolina as Feb vote nears
Senator Graham campaigns for McCain in South Carolina targeting veterans as Bush stumps in New Hampshire. He highlights his impeachment role and June pledge of support, recalling Clinton trial details and Starr report amid questions about risks in reviving impeachment talk. Analysts see little risk for McCain among GOP voters.
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North Carolina preschool program eyed for South Carolina
Hodges from a North Carolina preschool program says Louisiana’s discipline model may be adopted in South Carolina. Andy Brumme of the state ACLU questions Hodges plan and warns that open-ended discipline could lead to extreme zero tolerance. He asks if students could be barred from activities or forced to clean classrooms.
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Senator proposes dress code for teachers in state
State lawmakers debate appropriate attire for teachers with support from Palmetto State Teachers Association director Elizabeth Gressette and school board official Carolyne Williams. They agree on professionalism but say decisions should be made by local boards rather than the Legislature while districts already enforce dress codes, including Sumter 2 requirements of collared shirts and ties for male teachers and limits on denim and casual wear.
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Buddy Price
Lexington- Richland 5
Venus Holland
Lexington 2
Cayce
West Columbia
Sumter 2
Bill Austin
Sumter
Pocalla Springs
Sen. Washington
Austin
Robert Kinard
Fairfield Central High
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