Pride from sa e music at youth camp sings for change
Dr James notes learning eases when linked to music as Williams writes two camp songs The youth from Charlotte Greensboro Winston Salem Columbia Charleston and other areas in NC and SC perform in call and response with hip hop and pop rhythms Mark Jackson from Fayetteville and Daron Whitmore from Chapel Hill share insights Antonio Coor cites at risk status of NC youth and Omega Psi Phi chapters funding the program Parents and families observe noticeable improvements
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Police Blotter Mixed Local Thefts And Arrests In Aiken
A purse was left in a car on West Richland Avenue and later stolen. On July 2 three men and a woman were arrested on cocaine charges on Sumter Street. A wheelchair lay in the South Boundary Avenue roadway. A six speed bicycle was stolen from Vincent Street. A babysitter witnessed a burglary on Minikahda Street as two men threw a brick through a sliding glass door and removed a stereo from a house. the suspects fled in a car later found stolen from Houndslake Drive.
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Teaching Physics with Toys at Ruth Patrick Center
USCA offers summer graduate courses for teachers including Teaching Physics with Toys, Experiments for High School Science Curricula, Experiments for High School Mathematics Curricula, and Selected Topics in Science. Courses run July 9 to 31 with morning and afternoon sessions led by Drs Kutty Pariyadath Stephen King Monty Fetteroff Diana Rice and staff. Contact USCA Office of Graduate Studies at 641 3489 for more details.
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Talent contestant Moton prepares for weekend pageant finals
Miss Moton of Clemson University pursues a master's in health administration and public health with a chemistry bachelor's. She will sing "I Just Had to Hear Your Voice" by Oletah Adams in tonight's talent portion wearing a black chiffon halter dress. The pageant finals occur Saturday night and will not be televised.
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Federal child support law classifies nonpayment as felony
The act makes failure to pay child support a felony if unpaid for two years or more, with potential two year jail term and a $250000 fine. Previously deadbeats faced six months and fines up to $5000. Assistant US Attorney Eric W. Ruschky will prosecute Gade and Taylor.
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Taylor
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