Juilliard Invades Aiken With Week of World Class Music
Juilliard in Aiken brought students faculty and alumni to town for a week of concerts and outreach. Notable ensembles included the Juilliard Jazz Ensemble American Brass Quintet The Brava Quartet and Elizabeth Joy Roe. Organizers Greg Smith Steve Naifeh Sandra Field and Geraldine Eisenberg spearheaded the effort aiming for an annual festival in the city.
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Stocks Slip Lower In 1969 Market Snapshot
Editor notes reflect on a Heritage Archives Dec 10 1969 piece headed Stocks Slip Lower. It reports the Dow around 783.79, down 1.25 points from the day, illustrating how far markets have come and offering a perspective on today’s 401k statements.
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Aiken Standard Leadership Directory Details Staff Roles
Publisher Scott B Hunter leads the Aiken Standard with editor Jeffrey B Wallace and staff including Advertising Director Arthur T Zappa Production Director Phillip Yates Circulation Director Scot Newcom Business Manager Terri Cheek and Managing Editor Michael W Gibbons plus Classified Advertising Manager Letitia Jefferson.
Wasted Crisis: Emanuel Rule Shapes Early Obama Move
Aiken businessman's column argues President Obama exploited the crisis with sweeping early actions, from the $700 billion stimulus to cap and trade and Yucca Mountain. It notes two sides to the debate, praising potential discipline while criticizing rapid, costly measures.
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Letter on U S problems and political divide in 2009
Joaquin Godoy of Aiken criticizes Senator Jim DeMint and Governor Mark Sanford over anti Obama and stimulus views. He recalls Civil War era tensions, 1960s civil rights movements, and New Deal reforms while urging solutions for education and unemployment amid rising national approval of Barack Obama.
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Rush Limbaugh and political discourse in the letter page
A reader dismisses Limbaugh as an entertainer and denounces liberal critics. The letter argues the Constitution limits federal power, condemns government expansion, and contrasts Founding Fathers with Marx and Engels while praising alternative publications.
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