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A brief newspaper card presents a vintage quotation attributed to Charles Lutwidge Dodgson known as Lewis Carroll. The piece lists staff roles and ends with the author’s birth and death years.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 2014
Page
11
A brief newspaper card presents a vintage quotation attributed to Charles Lutwidge Dodgson known as Lewis Carroll. The piece lists staff roles and ends with the author’s birth and death years.
A proposed bill by Rep. Chip Limehouse would let students report bullying anonymously via a school site. Supporters cite safer climate goals, while critics warn of false accusations and access issues. The plan mirrors the 2006 Safe School Climate Act and faces committee scrutiny.
Sixteen years after Camp X-Ray opened on Cuba's Guantanamo Bay, the article argues the facility remains a global symbol of legal erosion. It notes Supreme Court rulings in detainee favor, congressional barriers to closures, and renewed censorship under Gen. Kelly. It calls for maximum transparency and due process for inmates.
Columnist Kathleen Parker notes mixed reactions to the George Washington Bridge lane closures story. Rubio urges caution while pundits debate Christie’s future, media bias, and the bully image shaping voter perception as coverage intensifies.
A longtime resident and former Maryland volunteer firefighter commends the Aiken Department of Public Safety on quick response and effective training at the Aiken Training Track Stables. He credits Blitz-Crew 3 for rapid attack lines and thanks residents at Legacy for rescuing the horses.
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