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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 2010

Page

9

Clemson Plans 7.5 Percent Tuition Hike Sparks State Worries

Editorial notes Clemson University will raise fall tuition by 7.5 percent amid South Carolina's economic distress. Other state schools also hike fees, funded by cuts in state support, risking college access for residents and potentially driving students to out-of-state options.

Clemson University South Carolina Clemson USC Aiken USD Columbia Palmetto State

Sheriff Mike Hunt To Speak At Community BBQ Barn

A letter notes Sheriff Mike Hunt will speak to a men’s group at 7 p.m. on June 28 at the BBQ Barn behind Dunkin’ Donuts on University Parkway. The writer praises the sheriff for mentoring and prioritizing the town.

Mike Hunt University Parkway Dunkin’ Donuts

Web talk comment hints at reader engagement

Aiken Standard readers engage with online content as a web talk comment appears on the site inviting further discussion. The note directs readers to the newspaper's homepage for more information and conversation.

Freedom of speech under attack in opinion clash

A reader debates whether government limits on speech threaten civil rights, arguing McChrystal’s remarks were not beyond acceptable expression and noting President Obama’s lack of military service. The letter challenges administration policy on war discourse and accountability.

McChrystal Obama

Publisher and staff page details for Aiken Standard

The publication lists Scott B. Hunter as publisher and Jeffrey B. Wallace as editor. It includes advertising director Arthur T. Zappa news director Timothy E. O Briant production director Phillip Yates and circulation director Scot Newcom along with business manager Terri Cheek and contact notes.

Aiken residents lament loss of mature parkway oaks

Gary Dexter writes that the city cuts dozens of mature oaks from parkways, removing a landscape hallmark. He notes many trees were planted long ago by citizens, urges reintroduction of a public-notice process and suggests using wood for heating instead of landfill.

Aiken City of USA Gary Dexter

Voters Split Over Haley Runoff and Obama Critique

A South Carolina runoff discussion questions Haley's financial disclosures and record in the State House while broad critique targets Barack Obama. The letter argues for change agents in democracy, condemns expansive government, and urges voters to cast ballots with selective participation in the governor race.

South Carolina Nikki Haley Washington Lexington State House J. Michael Reeder Jackson

Obama leadership questioned after McChrystal firing

Jet Beckum Aiken reports criticism of President Obama for leadership failures cited after the Gen. McChrystal dismissal and the oil spill response. Critics say he lacks thick skin and quickly assigns blame instead of mobilizing experts to address crises.

Obama McChrystal Jet Beckum Aiken

Letters to the Editor Contact Details

Community readers are invited to send letters to the editor. Address mail to Letters to the Editor Aiken Standard Box 456 Aiken South Carolina 29802. Email letters aikenstandard.com or fax 648-6052 for correspondence.

Aiken S.C Aikenstandard.com

The Chaos Zone signals a faltering American leadership

The column argues the Obama presidency faces a cascade of crises from the Afghanistan war to the oil spill and Mexico border chaos. It likens the situation to a Hoover era collapse, cites McChrystal's firing and calls for decisive action, noting public demand for strong leadership. Bill O'Reilly is referenced as a media figure.

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