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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 2007
Page
7
Editorial urges readers to support Aiken Foxhounds at home games praising team and fan experience while noting league attendance above targets and strong village season outlook.
Center Director Bill Proenza faces criticism from parent agencies as Hurricane season looms. A recent visit by Mary Glackin, acting director of NOAA, emphasizes shared goals to provide the best hurricane services and fund the aging QuickSCAT satellite replacement, a process that could take years.
Aiken County School District hears input on integrating special education students into mainstream classes amid fears testing on grade level will hinder regular classrooms. Critics warn of wasted time and safety issues while others defend inclusion and argue for cost breakdowns. Letters cite evolution debates and call for Bible-based education.
A reader explains the origins of Project Graduation in Aiken from 1996, inspired by a Florida program and a local tragedy. The piece credits volunteers, police, merchants, and universities for support, emphasizes safety over money or gambling, and hopes for broader growth to prevent graduation night harm.
Reader argues that education fuels evolution bias and accuses secular colleges of brainwashing. The writer contends the real question is whether individuals think for themselves rather than letting imposed views decide their stance.
A columnist critiques New York City plans for an anti poverty program funded by private donations including Bloomberg. The proposal would pay parents for actions like dentist visits library cards and parent teacher conferences and reward high achieving students. The piece argues the plan is a form of bribery, prone to fraud, and questions whether payment will improve parenting or curb poverty and crime.
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