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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 2015
Page
13
A compact quotation attributes the insight to French moralist Joseph Joubert, noting his lifespan from 1754 to 1824 and presenting the idea that children benefit from role models rather than harsh critique.
Community leaders led by The Rev. Paul Bush hosted a forum in New Ellenton after the January murder of Dantrey Cuthberson to unite residents, support youth and families, and discuss housing health care and education. The piece urges ongoing forums to build trust across races and economic standings.
The article argues that assaults on reporters from Charlie Hebdo to Foley and Sotloff endanger freedom of the press. It highlights over 60 journalists killed and 100 kidnapped in the past year, cites US actions like the 2013DoJ data seizure and the stalled Shield Law, and stresses the need to defend journalism amid threats and censorship.
The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with the writer’s address and daytime phone for verification. Letters must stay under 400 words and may be edited for clarity and taste. No pen names or anonymous submissions. publication is discretionary.
Kathleen Parker argues Francis publicly points to women’s insights and questions, sparking discussion on whether the church might gradually embrace female participation. She notes his remarks in Manila as provocative, with media and scholars exploring deeper implications about ordination and gender roles.
Aiken argues that long term government entitlements threaten the republic. He warns that rising handouts weathered by the public debt mirror Tocqueville and the grasshopper and ant fable. He questions who pays when the working half bears the costs.
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