Ashley named Distinguished Professor of the Year at USCA
Dr. Franklin Ashley, English Department coordinator at USCA Aiken, was named Distinguished Professor of the Year for the USC Regional Campus System by President Thomas F. Jones. The award, presented at Columbia graduation exercises, carries a $1,000 prize and honors Ashley’s teaching, poetry, and community outreach work.
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Franklin Ashley
University of South Carolina
Aiken
Thomas F. Jones
Ashley
Columbia
USCA
Horseheads
Chicago
Broken Ink
Dr. Ashley
Jones
Aiken Campus Mentors Shape Student Creativity and Leadership
Professor Ashley champions academic community on the Aiken Campus and guides student groups in arts and politics. He promotes authentic teaching, avoids outdated notes, and treats the campus as a center of regional academic life while mentoring a mock presidential primary and advising student literary efforts.
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Ashley
Aiken
USC
Watts Named Jaycee Of Year At Annual Banquet
Charles T. Watts was named Jaycee of the Year and installed as president at the awards banquet.Outgoing president John G. Molony praised Watts for rising through offices and exceeding expectations. New officers include Steve Mehder internal VP Charlie T. Busbee external VP Michael Murphy executive VP Robert E. Bowen secretary and H. Less Barker treasurer.
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Charles T. Watts
John G. Molony
Watts
Keyman
Steve Mehder
Aiken
A. J. Randall
Molony
Howard Evans
George Seigler
Michael E. Murphy
Charlie T. Busbee
Jeff Burcham
DSA
Larry Rogers
Fred Sides
Ruple Harley
Greenwood
Michael Murphy
Robert E. Bowen
H. Less Barker
Autopsy Planned on Egyptian Mummy in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia the University of Pennsylvania Museum organises a post mortem on an ordinary ancient Egyptian mummy to detect cancer hepatitis syphilis and polluted air exposure. Seven doctors will unwrap and examine the body using X rays to guide the autopsy and compare ancient disease patterns with modern conditions.
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Philadelphia
Physical Anthropology Laboratory
University of Pennsylvania Museum
Martin Mandell
Egypt
Michael Zimmerman
Office Firebombed in Royal Oak for Rep. Broomfield
The office of Rep. William S. Broomfield in Royal Oak Michigan was destroyed early today by a fire bomb. Police and FBI officials reported no known motive or reason for the bombing.
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Royal Oak
Mich
William S. Broomfield
FBI
Workman Questioned In Osaka Fire
In Osaka Japan police questioned Keiji Kawashima a 36 year old electrical worker on suspicion he dropped a lit cigarette and started a deadly blaze that killed 117 people at a seventh floor cabaret. He and four coworkers escaped unhurt as about 170 patrons in Play Town were trapped when the fire cut power and emergency stairs remained locked.
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Osaka
Japan
Keiji Kawashima
Play Town
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Broadway
Pekin
Illinois
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