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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 2015

Page

5

Brothers perform at Juilliard master class in Aiken

Aiken brothers Samuel and Isaac McNamee, teens trained since age five, played piano for Juilliard graduate Rachel Kudo during a USC Aiken master class. The event, hosted by local sponsors, included other Governor’s School for the Arts students and featured trumpet pieces by Brandon Ridenour.

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Public asks to comment on SRS Tank 16H closure

The public may comment at a 6 p.m. March 25 meeting at the DOE Meeting Center on Tank 16H Closure Module and its waste removal, residuals, and tank isolation. A 30 day comment period runs March 10 to April 9 with written or email submissions to Bridget Clarke and public review rooms at USC Aiken library.

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Jury Finds Thicke and Williams Copied Blurred Lines

A Los Angeles jury awarded Marvin Gaye’s heirs 7.3 million dollars after finding Robin Thicke and Pharrell Williams copied the late artist’s music to create Blurred Lines. Nona Gaye cried as the verdict was read, and the trial sparked concerns about the impact on musicians capturing eras and sounds.

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