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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 2016
Page
11
The Aiken Standard showcases its 1867 founding heritage with Ellen Priest as Publisher and Editor and Holly Ellington as News Editor. Thought of the Day by E B White reflects on change as a constant in life.
The One Degree at a Time program ODAT run by Second Baptist Church in Aiken assists troubled youths. It guides teens away from negative influences, emphasizes life skills, and aims to keep students in school. Since its fifth year it has graduated 130 young men and plans to revive a female cohort this spring.
The Aiken Standard outlines requirements for letters to the editor including signed authors, visible address and daytime phone, a 500 word limit, and potential editing for length libel and taste. Anonymous or organized-campaign letters will not be published and emails or postal mail addresses are provided for submission.
Eugene Robinson argues that to defeat Donald Trump Clinton must adopt a similarly aggressive, relentless campaign style. He warns that refusing to descend to Trump's level risks failure and suggests embracing tough, even ugly, tactics to win the nomination. He notes superdelegates favor Clinton but warns turnout and strategy matter.
A reader channels fevered critique of anti intellectualism and corporate power in the 2016 campaign while condemning TPP and praising Bernie Sanders Elizabeth Warren and Jill Stein as the only viable options. The piece quotes Khrushchev a socialist history and Castro endorsements as part of a broader warning about democracy and global influences.
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