Our View Another Twist To Short Reign Of Bobby Cremins
The South Carolina controversy over Bobby Cremins switching and then staying at Georgia Tech shocks fans. The editorial calls Cremins untrustworthy and suggests suing for breach of trust while proposing an ironic twist to boost USC finances.
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Bobby Cremins
Bobby
South Carolina
Georgia Tech
Carolina
Atlanta
Cremins
Frank McGuire
Mike McGee
USC
McGee
Carolina Athletic Department
South Carolina’s
Court politicization on judges and democratic process
The Times review and scholars warn that a more energetic court risks creating new rights and policies, while imposing judge led reform erodes democratic legitimacy. Experts caution against a president nominating a legislator in disguise and urge integrity over political ambition.
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Byron White
Supreme Court
New York Times
Court
Justice White
Times
Supremes
Bork
Battle For Justice
Ethan Brenner
Bronner
Boston Globe
Cass Sunstein
University Offce
Thurgood Marshall
Stanford Law Review
Sunstein
U.S
Ruth Bader Ginsburg
South
U.S. Circuit Court
Alex Kozinski
Clinton
Community letters urge clubs to mentor at risk youths
The Schofield Middle School Improve ment Council seeks help from local clubs to mentor boys ages 11 to 15. They propose activities like a fishing trip, a basketball game, and a trip to Mr. Gatti's while inviting ideas to build positive school and community relationships during the 1993-94 year.
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Aiken
Schofield Middle School Improvement Council
Aiken State Park
H. Odell Weeks Center
Rosie M. Berry
Schofield Middle School
Aiken Standard Seeks Reader Letters for Publication
The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with the writer’s mailing address. Letters should be legible and preferably typewritten, brief and to the point. All letters may be edited or condensed. Send to The Editor, Aiken Standard, Box 456, Aiken, SC 29802.
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Aiken Standard
Aiken
Aiken, S.C
Campaign reform clash over soft money limits
Clinton seeks to raise federal giving caps to 50 000 while expanding soft money routes to state and local parties. Critics warn this fuels big money influence and muddies reform aims as PACs proliferate. The debate highlights the conflict between grass roots mobilization and restraint on political spending.
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U.S. House of Representatives
Alan Greenspan
Federal Reserve Board
Clinton
U.S
Ashington
Poe
New York Times
Susan Manes
Common Cause
Citizens
Manes
Bill Clinton
George Bush
Charles Black
David Doak
Congress
Bush
High Tech Car Drives With Computer Guidance in Florida
A test of a talking car guidance system in Florida yields high marks for safety and efficiency. The system argues with traffic, gives route advice, and even comments on radio choices while warning of speed limits and fuel checks. Jesse E. Todd Jr. of the Daily Press in Newport News, Va., notes the feature.
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Tost
Jesse E. Todd Jr
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Daily Press
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Debra Z. Price
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Ellen C. Priest
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Jim Sleeper
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Universal Press Syndicate
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Keith Matthews Salley
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