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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 2012
Page
3
An editorial spot treats tailgating as both a vehicle picnic and dangerous close driving. It argues the aggressive form that blocks safe stopping should not be a tradition and urges safer behavior to save lives.
A preacher cites Hebrews 13 4 to condemn cohabitation before marriage urging couples to seek a formal union. The message frames sexual relations outside wedlock as sinful and stresses the sacred bond of matrimony.
A server urges diners to be polite and fair with tips, noting customers influence service quality. The message emphasizes that servers earn from tips and that a rude tone undermines the experience for all, urging readers to leave attitude at home and enjoy their meal.
A grateful note praises Dr White for kindness and devotion to pets. It highlights her care for a cocker spaniel and her evident love for four legged patients, noting Aiken’s fortune to have her as a veterinarian.
The author chooses a neutral holiday greeting and jokes about avoiding offense by referencing a new calendar year. They compare the many New Year celebrations across cultures and end with a playful, verbose blessing for a fresh start.
Aiken Standard asks readers to share opinions on a new library building plan. They reference an artist rendering, cite a two floor layout with stairs and ramps, and invite comments via TalkBack line or email. Names need not be published and submissions may be edited for space.
The excerpt lists office hours from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and provides contact details for Butland Drive with phone and fax numbers. It names Tim O Briant executive editor and Cam Huffman sports editor with newsroom extension lines.
Ernest Pringle will become the University of South Carolina Aiken vice chancellor for Information Services and chief information officer on February 6. He comes from USC Law School in Columbia where he is assistant dean for information technology. He succeeds retiree Mike Lemon and aims to keep USCA among the South’s top regional colleges.
Ernest Pringle named new vice chancellor for Information Services and chief information officer at USCA. He will lead resources and services, serve on planning committees, and oversee servers, computers and networks to help USCA remain a top regional college in the South.
Rev. Jimmy L. Cue praises two educators for their service with church youths and community programs. The dec17 award recognizes their time giving to youths locally and at the state level, highlighting their ability to empower youth and promote physical and mental well being.
Rashad Lundy, 19, is charged with unlawful pistol carry and multiple traffic offenses after fleeing police Tuesday. His vehicle struck a utility pole on University Parkway, injuring him and leading to his arrest and detainment at the county jail. A pistol was recovered from the car.
USC Aiken and Aiken Technical College will host their annual Martin Luther King Jr Remembrance Celebration at the ATC Amphitheater on Wednesday at 2 15 p m The theme What Are We Doing For Each Other A Commitment of Change Courage and Community Connection features a welcome by ATC President Dr Susan Winsor a guest panel songs of inspiration and closing remarks by USCA Chancellor Dr Tom Hallman A reception follows in the amphitheater lobby The event is free and open to the public
Gravatt Camp and Conference Center launches its Arts Academy in the Woods with Mindfulness in art using mandala circle drawings on Jan 19. Art therapist Mary How will teach circular drawing as meditation. $25 covers materials, instructor’s fee, and a light supper. Class starts at 4 p.m. Call 648-1817 or visit bishopgravatt.org for details.
Project Graduation will hold a meeting on Thursday January 19 at 6 30 p.m. in room 2 at the H Odell Weeks Activities Center. For more information call 642 1990.
Information about editorial contact options, mail delivery schedules, re delivery hours, and a block of lottery numbers. Includes phone numbers for newsroom and delivery inquiries and a P.O. Box address.
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