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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1983

Page

5

Aiken student Wanda Hite to stage play in Columbia

Wanda M Hite USC graduate student in English and theater studies will present Everything Stops For Tea in Columbia as part of a theater laboratory project. Her work began in high school poetry and later short stories, evolving into a full play she writes under pressure.

Wanda M. Hite Ms. Hite E.H. Hite Aiken University of South Carolina Columbia New York University School of the Arts Aiken High School Sandlapper Hugh Beaumont Hite

Everything Stops For Tea opens in Columbia on Thursday

Wanda M. Hite of Aiken wrote the two act original play Everything Stops For Tea to be staged at Benson School on Rice Street near Bates West. Jane Turner directs this 90 minute production with one intermission and mature subject matter. admission is free.

Wanda M. Hite Aiken Columbia Benson School University of South Carolina Rice Street Bates West Janet Turner

Never mind ill do it myself gets the lazy kids moving

Erma Bombeck notes that the phrase never mind I ll do it myself still prompts kids to act. The column argues the line remains a last resort in modern parenting and reflects fading mystique in raising children while a mother recalls her own mother at 72.

St. Joan of Arc St. Theresa Jessica Savitch

Anna Julia Cooper a Pioneer in Black Education and Rights

Anna Julia Cooper born Annie Haywood in Raleigh North Carolina around 1858 rose from slavery to become a pioneering educator and reformer. She was the first DC woman to earn a Sorbonne doctorate and led M Street High School as its principal, advancing higher learning for black students despite opposition.

District of Columbia Sorbonne United States Anna Julia Cooper Annie Haywood Raleigh N.C Cooper Louise Daniel Hutchinson Little Anna New St. Augustine’s Normal School St. Augustine’s George A.C. Cooper Wilberforce College Xenia Ohio Oberlin Washington, D.C M Street Tuskegee Institute Alabama Booker T. Washington Tuskegee D.C Paris Frelinghuysen University

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