Curse Lifts as USC Gamecocks Win Carquest Bowl
The South Carolina Gamecocks defeat West Virginia 24-21 ending an 0-8 bowl skid amid cheers from fans. South Carolina State Bulldogs rally past Grambling 31-27 in the Heritage Bowl for a 10-2 season and four TDs by Marvin Marshall.
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University of South Carolina
West Virginia
USC Gamecocks
South Carolina
Clemson
Death Valley
South Carolina State University
Bulldogs
Grambling
Atlanta
Marvin Marshall
Gamecocks
Letters to the Editor discuss taxation and wealth rhetoric
Eloise Twombly's mis sive on fairness in taxation prompts counterpoints about tax caps and state money use. The letter argues taxes affect most households, defends productive success, and questions labeling of the rich and the poor while stressing personal effort and financial literacy.
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Eloise Twombly
Bell
Robin Hood
Shaquille O’neill
Letters Policy and Money Musings in Aiken
The Aiken Standard explains submission rules for Letters to the Editor including signature and contact details and notes letters may be edited. A reader questions the meaning of Federal Reserve Note on dollars and remarks on money use and affording a $6,000 car, ending with a personal note about wealth.
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Aiken
Aiken Standard
P.O
S.C
Federal Reserve
P.S
Praise For Lee Jackson on Their January Birthdays
A columnist defends Generals Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson as cultural icons. They argue textbooks neglect Southern figures, celebrate regional heritage, and anticipate state-driven governance revival aligned with 19th century values. The writer hopes for honoring these generals on their January birthdays.
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Robert E. Lee
Jackson
Washington
Lee
Hogs' Snouts Are Still In The Trough
Washington columnist Sandy Grady argues the Newt Gingrich led Revolution will not curb perks or campaign payoffs. He notes $4.5 million book advances and lobbyist gifts persist despite claims of reform. He finds Republicans promise term limits and reforms, yet preserve self-advantage.
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Lenin
Mao
Castro
America
Robespierre
Newt Gingrich
House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Washington
Gingrich
Rupert Murdoch
Bob Dole
David Bonier
D-Mich
Lancaster, Pa
Rob Walker
R-Pa
Murdoch
U.S
Capitol Hill
Dole
CBS
Mitch McConnell
Senate
Newt & Co
Black Caucus
Sandy Grady
Philadelphia Daily News
Court of Peeves clarifies lay lie usage in English
The Court of Peeves, Irks & Crotchets resumes its winter session with a query from Brian Bradley of Miami. It debates whether to play the ball as it lies or as it lay, revising traditional grammar rules and urging writers to complete phrases gracefully.
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Brian Bradley
Miami
Bonnie
Palmer
Glenlivet Scotch
Scott Osborne
Bothell
Wash
Seattle Times
Albert Einstein
Mileva Maric
Einstein
Mileva
John J. O’brien
San Antonio
Macon
Atlanta
Agatha
Associated Press
Orion
John McEnroe
Jack Lemmon
Carole Lombard
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Aiken, S.C
Universal Press Syndicate
Gordon G. Carlson
Roseburg
Ore
Mike Royko
Arkansas
Carlson
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