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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 2008
Page
11
In Aiken County the Synergistic learning system links STEM modules to career exploration for seventh and eighth graders at LBC Schofield and North Augusta middle schools. Private public partners fund and sponsor modules, with hundreds already affected and plans to expand district wide.
Aiken is seeing its first Habitat for Humanity house fully funded by a single family, Joe and Kay Buggy. Joe, longtime Aiken donor and former Savannah River Site volunteer, urges community volunteers to help finish the home for the Byrd family. Call 542-9295 ext. 108 to pledge time.
A letter praises Barack Obama’s primary victory as a turnout boost for all Democrats, noting energized bases across black white Latino and young voters. The writer urges unity to elect change in the fall and heads the Aiken County Democratic Party.
A Wagener rumor spreads about plans to relocate the public library. Local residents report hearing of discussions after an Aiken Standard article referenced rumors, with some saying they were previously unaware.
Readers are invited to submit opinions on issues of concern under 200 words. Submissions may be edited for clarity and space. Send to Letters to the Editor, Alken Standard, Box 456, Aken, S C 29802 or email and fax to the listed addresses.
A letter criticizes Hillary Clinton for likening the Senate to two types of horses and claims South Carolina Democrats rejected her. It contrasts Obama with Clinton, accuses Clinton of race or gender insinuations, and argues Obama lacks overreaching rhetoric, while JFK era comparisons misstate experience.
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