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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 2004
Page
7
Dear Abby columns recount a pregnant Alabama wife overwhelmed by her cousin Suellen staying five hours daily, ignoring boundaries, and sharing homes and vacations. Her husband won't intervene, leaving the wife to draw the line herself for peace and sanity.
Winthrop University trustees voted to raise tuition about 14 percent for the upcoming year. In-state cost climbs to 6404 per semester from 5641 with 582 more in fees and 181 more for room and board. out-of-state new total is 9701 per semester. The increase funds new campus buildings and faculty retention and recruitment. The board also extended President Anthony DiGiorgio's contract to 2007.
Nearly a year after a trial started in Manning the state will present its case next week to prove South Carolina can provide a minimally adequate education for all children. The defense argues teacher credentials do not guarantee quality and advocates plan a silent vigil outside the courthouse to support equitable funding. Eight districts sue the state claiming current funding leaves rural poor students behind. The state will call about a dozen witnesses led by Michael Podgursky of the University of Missouri to challenge the link between credentials and quality. Legislative figures Rep Bobby Harrell and Speaker David Wilkins are expected to testify on related education reforms including the Education Accountability Act of 1998 and previous acts.
Three Marines including a drill instructor were suspended from duties at Parris Island amid allegations of violations of recruit training procedures. Nine more recruits were admitted with dehydration and leg pain. three were treated earlier after two days of medical assessments.
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