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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 10, 2018
Page
11
A thought attributed to Anna Freud reflects on resilience. The text lists the Aiken Standard origin 1867 and names publisher Michael Harris and managing editor Holly Kem. It includes a short biographical note about Anna Freud (1895 1952) and references the idea that alive minds endure hardship.
In a May 4 2018 guest editorial Aiken officials urge Henry McMaster to press Energy Secretary Perry to preserve the Savannah River Site MOX and Pit Production missions. They stress collaboration between SRS and Los Alamos, warn against losing national security capabilities and emphasize community engagement and a clear disposal path for high level waste.
Columnist notes Justify’s record Derby win without prior 2-year-old racing and cites the Curse of Apollo. The piece examines horse welfare, slaughter ethics, overbreeding, and adoption, highlighting Temple Grandin and US practices as the debate centers on humane slaughter and the industry’s future.
A letter argues that equality and sameness are not the same and warns against women joining male domains like front-line combat and the Boy Scouts. The writer cites natural differences and fears social disruption, urging defense of traditional gender roles and criticizing feminist movements.
The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with full street address and daytime phone for verification. Keep under 100 words with a brief headline. No pen names, no anonymous submissions, and avoid organized campaign content. Email to letters@aikenstandard.com or mail to Lletters to the Editor PO Box 458 Aiken SC 29801.
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