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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 2013
Page
14
The Aiken Standard announces its leadership team with Scott B. Hunter as publisher Melissa Hanna as executive editor Dee Taylor as advertising director Terri Cheek as business manager Laura Tiedman as circulation manager Letitia Jefferson as classified advertising manager Ronnie Butler as production director.
Furman University in Greenville, a leader in green initiatives, faces a 100 kilowatt cap on solar production set by the South Carolina Public Service Commission, hindering campus power, cost savings, and solar science demonstrations. The commission plans a public workshop on September 12 to address net-metering rules and solar leasing.
Columnist Bill O'Reilly visits Galway and argues for a tough yet compassionate U.S. immigration bill. He cites historical famine, American ideals, and current chaos at the border, urging accountability and earned citizenship for undocumented migrants. He frames immigration as a moral and practical issue.
A dialogue styled piece sketches a line encounter about religion and atheism, referencing a Pew study. God and a passerby discuss belief and doubt, universal spirit ideas, and the role of religion in life amid humor and serious reflection. Leonard Pitts Jr. notes the Miami Herald column context.
A letter to the editor from a North Augusta Recreation Center camper describes how constant noise from planned ballpark and parking deck developments near Brick Pond Park could disrupt wildlife. The writer notes the park’s tranquil nature draws many species and hopes to preserve unseen animals.
Bolivian President Evo Morales says unity will defeat imperialism as his plane is rerouted amid rumors Snowden is aboard. He vows actions if needed and possible embassy closure. Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood rejects the military coup against President Morsi and the nation’s will.
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