Exercising for health reduces dementia risk says study
An editorial urges readers to consider regular exercise as key to a healthier life. Researchers report that three or more workouts weekly lower dementia risk, while stressing personal responsibility and lifestyle choices amid rising obesity and diabetes.
Alexander urges math and science focus in U S education
Sen Lamar Alexander, long tied to Tennessee higher education, calls for a national push in math science and engineering citing the Augustine Report. He spoke at a Nashville forum of higher education officials urging federal funding and R D tax credits to keep jobs in the United States and to boost the nation’s competitiveness.
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Pluto mission and nuclear powered probes draw debate
A NASA led plan for a plane sized spacecraft to Pluto and beyond is discussed by experts. The article notes that plutonium powered capsules are engineered to survive reentry and cites Idaho National Laboratory and Savannah River National Laboratory as collaborating on future deep space reactors and Pu-238 production with funding flowing to SANL's involvement.
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Hydrogen future far off yet urges SC action
A letter argues the Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Alliance is needed for jobs and research but notes a 25 plus year horizon for practicality. It urges recognizing ready alternatives like solar wind and efficiency, and cites SC energy lack of incentives and rising fossil fuel use.
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Schofield students celebrate First Lego Robotics team 2233
Schofield 21st CCLC M Aiken L il Magic team 2233 wins First Place in Spirit while finishing 20th overall and 17th in a 70 team field at a First Robotics competition. Mentors sponsors and supporters named include Megan Tietze Robbie Sandberg Alan Kelly Haskell Williams and many others.
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Reading Passion Sparks Letter to Aiken Standard
A reader vents frustration at the What Are You Reading feature for highlighting listening to an audio book instead of a reader or a plan to read. The critique centers on perceived bias toward literacy actions and audio formats.
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Glory Days critique sparks fan defense by Don Haskins ally
A letter-deflected review criticizes misread film Glory Days about coaching ambition and race, arguing the movie centers on winning. The writer recalls Oklahoma A&M era 1949 to 1952 and a NCAA finals loss to Kentucky, noting radio-only coverage and a dorm stay with 40 bunk beds.
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