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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 2015
Page
13
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Governor Nikki Haley and the H and E C board seek to confirm Eleanor Kitzman as director, replacing Catherine Templeton. Kitzman faces a lengthy Senate confirmation, with past stints in Texas and South Carolina marked by controversy. Critics urge a qualified, diligent pick amid a wave of agency leadership turmoil and high scrutiny over state departments.
Governor Haley proposes aid to reduce college debt and boost teacher recruitment and retention. A threefold approach includes tuition subsidies, mentor salaries of five thousand dollars for five years, and five new incentive programs coordinated by state education bodies to improve rural school staffing.
Fellow Editor Michael Ulmer invites readership to engage on Facebook and Twitter. The Aiken Standard highlights online platforms for civic opinion and community dialogue, encouraging comments and shared perspectives.
A column argues that radical Islam poses a global threat unlike past targets of persecution. It critiques Western policies, calls for decisive action against terror networks, and questions leadership in naming and addressing Islamic violence. It links Paris attacks to a broader surge, urging anti radical measures and international cooperation to extinguish the rising menace.
Tom Lex of the Aiken County Bicycle Pedestrian Advisory Committee argues against striped bike lanes in Aiken. He says they narrow traffic, invite debris and force cyclists into fast traffic, increasing risk, and promotes instead quiet, family friendly routes from Citizens Park to downtown and to the University.
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