New transfer system eyed for South Carolina college students
Greenville reports detail a state project to simplify course transfer from two-year colleges to four-year degrees. The Commission on Higher Education and leaders like Lynn Kelley and Cheryl Cox describe an online tool to map taken courses to degree paths at various four-year schools, aided by a regional board study.
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New Souther Regional Education Board
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Bottle tree blooms in Spartanburg yard curio tale
Steve Wong and Kathy Woodham showcase a lively bottle tree in their Spartanburg side yard. The colorful containers, a gift from Willis Woodham and inspired by a ninth century practice, hang from a crape myrtle and a silver maple while they joke about spirits, bugs, and Woodham’s pink flamingoes.
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Wilson named solicitor for Charleston and Berkeley counties
Scarlett Wilson was named solicitor in the Ninth Judicial Circuit by Gov. Mark Sanford and Chief Justice Jean Toal, with an emergency appointment. She will serve Ralph Hoisington’s term after his June 9 death from pancreatic cancer, and she aims to maintain strong ties with law enforcement. Scott Schools had been named to the post but declined to take it.
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Scarlett Wilson
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Northern
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