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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 2012
Page
15
The Aiken Standard notes its 1867 founding with key staff positions listed. Scott B. Hunter serves as Publisher, Timothy E. Obriant as Executive Editor, and Michael W. Gibbons as Managing Editor, alongside Terri Cheek and others in senior roles.
A clipped, dry remark references William Curtis born 1824 died 1892, noting a wry stance on thinking about it or not. The fragment hints at a historical irony or aphorism linked to Curtis.
Carl Crosby founder of Crosby School of Dance and longtime artistic director of the Aiken Civic Ballet, taught generations from preschoolers to high schoolers in tap jazz and ballet. His work with the Civic Ballet helped keep the classical dance tradition alive in Aiken for more than 30 years.
Column questions Chief Justice Roberts choices on June 28 as the Supreme Court allows the Affordable Care Act to stand. The piece critiques the ruling, cites political pressure, and argues for replacing or fixing the law amid a partisan climate. It reflects on constitutional interpretation and the law's future impact.
Aiken writer blasts the states probation office over sloppy money collection and poor communication. He recalls a 2008 prison sentence for a trust theft by a woman who stole from him by forging checks. He details restitution, delayed payments, and urges enforcement while praising Xavier and Clemson context in a concluding sports note.
Lester C. Welch recounts the second annual Athletes to Champions camp at Camp Long in Aiken County. He highlights leaders including Xavier Brewer, the Clemson cornerback, who mentored youths from Aiken Augusta South Georgia and North Florida while sharing his life testimony and guiding activities.
A Savannah Morning News opinion asks if the US Olympic Committee did enough to source uniforms domestically amid a surge of Chinese made apparel. It notes job losses in US textile regions and critiques Ralph Lauren sponsorships and the lack of US worker mobilization, then pivots to a fashion critique of berets and prepster styling versus a competitive athlete image.
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