Thought of the Day Reflects on Prophecy and Experience
The Aiken Standard features a Thought of the Day quote from Benjamin N. Cardozo, noting that prophecy, though honest, is usually a weak stand-in for experience.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 2017
Page
11
The Aiken Standard features a Thought of the Day quote from Benjamin N. Cardozo, noting that prophecy, though honest, is usually a weak stand-in for experience.
The USC women defeat Florida State 71 to 64 to reach the Final Four, joining the men who beat Florida and also clinched a Final Four berth. South Carolina becomes the 10th school with both programs in the Final Four, under coach Dawn Staley for the women.
Aiken resident Philip C. Van Leeuwen says he received email surveys from Senator Pelosi labeling Republicans as on a mission to destroy the planet. He riffed with political jabs about Pelosi Warren Schumer and Will Rogers while pledging to keep replying to surveys.
Columnist criticizes Benjamin Crump for promoting anti police narratives through TV projects while alleging he propagates factual distortions about high profile cases. The piece links Crump to TV One, Foxs You the Jury, and a Tupac miniseries, comparing his stance to Al Sharpton and commenting on court and media coverage surrounding Daniel Holtzclaw.
The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with writer address and daytime phone for verification. Do not exceed 500 words and include a brief headline. Letters may be edited for length clarity libel and taste. Anonymous or pen name letters are not published. publication is discretionary.
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