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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 2002
Page
4
Thoughtful reflection on aging notes that passions stay intense while one gains the ability to savor life by grasping experience and turning it over to illuminate its meaning. Virginia Woolf, renowned English writer, speaks to the flavor of growing older.
Editorial argues South Carolina ranks poorly among states and urges lawmakers and educators to restore 180 school days. It condemns forgiving two snow days despite inclement weather and proposes adding makeup days later in the year, including weekends or holidays, to keep students in class.
Editor Jeffrey B. Wallace coordinates the Allen Standard with Scott B. Hunter as publisher. Advertising director Art Zappa and production director Phillip Yates guide page layout and business operations.
A column argues Eugene Scalia questions ergonomics as a safety framework and criticizes the White House for stalling on a comprehensive ergonomics policy. It notes OSHA scrutiny, debated science, and personal RSI experience, urging government protection for workers while acknowledging regulatory complexities.
Letter to the editor condemns a $150,000 spend on renovating two houses outside the historic district as fiscally irresponsible. The writer argues the expenditure lacks return and criticizes media support for the project while urging accountability and prudent use of public funds.
A New York Times front page photo shows two Gaza women amid rubble after Israeli demolition of Palestinian homes. The piece argues policy fails to restore calm, noting UN figures of 54 houses destroyed and 500+ left homeless, while US support for Sharon fuels regional anger and distrust of American aims.
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