James A Taylor Led Quietly Through Desegregation Era
Our View honors James A. Taylor a chemist turned educator who guided Aiken and Schofield high schools through peaceful desegregation 1960s into 1970s. He mentored staff like Cecil Atchley and devoted his life to teaching and leadership, leaving a lasting imprint on students and the community. He is mourned by his wife Bernice daughter Dorothea sister Dorothy and the Aiken family.
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Add A Bit Of Humble To American Pie
The April bombing in the American heartland is described as exposing home grown terrorism and challenging stereotypes about who poses the threat. The piece argues that America’s enemies are not foreign but domestic and urges humility in national discourse.
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Aiken Standard Office Hours And Contact Details
The Aiken Standard lists office hours from 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday to Friday with weekend and delivery times noted. Switchboard and fax numbers are provided along with tips to contact editors for tips and news. Aiken Communications Inc publishes the paper founded in 1867 with mailing addresses in Aiken South Carolina.
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Santa Ana Homeless Rights Case Sparks High Court Clash
The homeless plaintiff Archie Tobe challenged Santa Ana CA anti camping rules as violating travel rights and due process. California Supreme Court rejected the broader reading, ruling the ordinance limits no travel rights and punishes conduct, not poverty. The ruling notes cities may manage public spaces but acknowledges ongoing housing failures.
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Unmasking Pro-Immigrant Hypocrisy
A critical review compares Peter Brimelow and Charles Murray on immigration arguments. It highlights warned risks of taboos around immigration, abuses by demagogues, and questions whether Brimelow’s Alien Nation merits serious debate with Simon as a pro immigration voice. The piece urges factual discussion beyond diversity rhetoric.
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Charles Murray
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United States
America
Southeast Asia
Julian Simon
University of Maryland
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