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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 2015
Page
13
Ellen Priest remains Publisher with Tim O'Briant as Editor and Audience Director. Melissa Hanna advances to Executive Editor while Michael Ulmer serves as Editorial Page Editor, outlining new editorial leadership structure.
A historic quote attributed to Queen Christina of Sweden describes dignity as a perfume whose presence is often unnoticed by those who use it. The remark reflects her thoughtful view on self-respect and propriety.
The piece argues South Carolina faces a 42 billion shortfall to fix roads through 2040 and notes Governor Haley’s budget proposes only 61.4 million in new road funds. It calls for a bipartisan, bold plan with sustainable funding beyond vetoes on gas tax hikes, urging timely action ahead of Haley’s second term.
Cindi Ross Scoppe argues the South Carolina Supreme Court order in Abbeville County School District v. State centers on adequacy not equity or money. The piece urges defining minimal adequate education with measurable benchmarks and sufficient resources, time, and safety to enable poor students to catch up and succeed.
Fellow Editor Michael Ulmer invites readers to engage on social media platforms. The item notes options to Like on Facebook and follow on Twitter for opinion content and updates.
Tim O Briant argues that free expression must endure amid threats and ridicule. He cites the Charlie Hebdo attack and Kirby Delauter’s naming dispute, praising First Amendment protections and urging vigorous defense of press rights and public discourse.
A letter to the editor argues that 31 ethics bills in the South Carolina legislature are smoke screens meant to placate voters. It states the bills mainly shield officials from scrutiny, legalize improper conduct, and calls for independent oversight and full transparency of actions and finances. Thomas N. Dean Aiken is cited as the author.
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