Deaths of Cornelious Johnson and Marie Harris Grant
Cornelious Johnson died June 20 1997 at his Jackson residence. Funeral 4:30 p.m. Monday Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church Jackson with Rev. Alex Williams officiating. burial in Mt. Pleasant Cemetery. Survived by Martha Johnson widow and multiple children. Peoples Funeral Home Jackson in charge. Marie Harris Grant died June 21 1997. Resided 258 Brenton Avenue Spartanburg. Funeral arrangements to be announced by Hatcher Funeral Home Langley.
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Cornelious Johnson
Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church
Jackson
Alex Williams
Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church Cemetery
Martha Johnson
Bernice J. Henley
Carol Jones
Cornelious Johnson Je
Durham
N.C
John C. Johnson
Fred B. Johnson
Augusta
Haywood Johnson
Brooklyn
James Johnson
Highland Ranch, Co
Leroy Johnson
Danny Johnson
Aiken
Peoples Funeral Home
Sfalanburg
Marie Harris Grant
SC women professors lag in tenure across state universities
The 1996 data from the South Carolina Higher Education Commission show seven of twelve public four-year schools have female tenured full time faculty well below the national average. The Citadel ranks last with 11 percent female tenured staff. USC Columbia reports 18.4 percent. Spartanburg leads among state schools with 43.9 percent.
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Charleston
South Carolina
State Higher Education Commission
Citadel
Charleston) Post and Courier
The
Military College
Medical University of South Carolina
University of South
Ernst Benjamin
American Association of University Professors
Benjamin
Women underrepresented at colleges say Citadel faces bias
Jerome Odom argues that low numbers reflect a belief that women's place is not in the workplace. Judith Prince of South Carolina Women in Higher Education notes women are under represented in colleges statewide. Citadel interim president Poole admits recruitment of women and minorities is weak, citing uniformed, regimented culture as a deterrent for female faculty.
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Judith Prince
South Carolina-Spartanburg
South Carolina Women In Higher Education
Citadel
R. Clifton Poole
Military College
NAACP boycott seen to have little effect in Greenville
In Greenville the NAACP led boycott of white owned businesses produced unclear impact on sales. Store managers say cash flow remains steady and racially mixed shoppers abound while organizers claim it exceeded expectations. Local critics doubt the need for a boycott citing family needs and practicality.
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Greenville
NAACP
Paulette Anderson
McAlister Square
Ennis Fant
Statehouse
Greenville County
Fred Bostic
Theo Mitchell
Ophelia Scott
Winn-Dixie
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Mr. Johnson
Houston Loop
Annie Marie H. Grant
S.C
Associated Press
Jerome Odom
Trinity Lutheran
Erika Folk
Wes
City of
Planning Commission
Department of Planning and Community Development
Park Avenue
Planning Department
Henry B. Bolton
City of Aiken Planning
Associated
George Funeral Homes, Inc
Joe McClellan
Park Ave
Whiskey Rd
TR K Dyke
Kalmia Plaza
Richland Ave
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