Professor Mack to teach American literature in China
USC Aiken associate professor Dr Tom Mack will teach American literature at Shanxi University in Taiyuan from late February to June. He plans an interdisciplinary course using a large slide collection and audio tapes to depict American culture and literary movements. Mack notes China seeks to modernize and is curious about the United States, with students familiar to Hemingway and Fitzgerald but less contemporary works.
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Tom Mack
USC Aiken
Shanxi University
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America
China
United States
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Fitzgerald
Taiyuan
University of South Carolina-Aiken
Aiken Standard
Phil Jones
USC Aiken plans BSN program for experienced nurses
USC Aiken seeks to extend its nursing program within two years by offering a BSN for registered nurses to complete the bachelor’s degree. The plan has state approval but requires about 120000 in funding. Project aims to boost community health leadership and meet rising demand from hospitals and agencies.
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Usc-Aiken
Pat Christensen
USCA
Ms. Christensen
Commission On Higher Education
Christensen
B.S.N
Robert Alexander
Usc-A
Alexander
Dr. Alexander
Reagan Warns Against Easy Answers On Deficit
President Reagan urged caution against simple fixes to the federal budget gap during a Chicago speech to builders and labor leaders. He criticized anti business rhetoric and warned that greed and envy are used to sell tax plans that favor the wealthy, linking such rhetoric to economic stagnation.
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Chicago
Reagan
Washington
Illinois
Coroner Details Williams Shooting and Autopsy Findings
Autopsy shows John Henry Williams was shot in the neck and chest while at home. Neighbor Richard Mason, 68, arrested for murder and placed under psychiatric evaluation. Evidence gathered includes a .410 shotgun found near the Williams residence as investigators reconstruct the sequence of events.
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J. Martin Posey
Carl Insley
Aiken County
Sheriff’s Department
Hampton Avenue
John Henry Williams
Ginny Southworth
Williams
Richard Mason
Graniteville
Columbia
Ralph Gunnells
Mason
S.C
Sheriff's Department
S.C. 19
Gunnells
John
Practicality limits SRP cooling water proposals evaluated
Savannah River Plant officials say practicality limits the use of reactor cooling water for proposed Clemson University studies and ethanol plant heat or crop irrigation. SRP would must meet state rules cooling water from 170 degrees to 90 degrees.
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Savannah River
Mel Sires
Charles Hester
Energy Research Center
Clemson University
SRP
Clyburn Rules Out Plans for Democratic Chair
Aiken High Principal William Clyburn, vice chairman of the state Democratic Party, says he has no interest in becoming chairman. State Democratic Chairman W. J. Dorn says he likely will not seek another term. Clyburn notes calls about the chairmanship but remains content with his current role.
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William Clyburn
State
Democratic Party
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W.J. Bryan Dorn
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