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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 19, 2015
Page
13
A column reflects on Ogden Nash's idea that true joy arises from forces outside personal control, exploring how external influences shape contentment and perspective rather than deliberate, internal pursuit. It connects Nash's wit to modern life attitudes and resilience.
The article examines Lindsey Graham as a three term South Carolina senator whose cross party work sparks criticism from some GOP factions while others praise his hawkish stance. It notes his climate and immigration stances, calls for renegotiating Iraq policy, and expects him to emphasize foreign policy in a 2016 race.
A local Aiken resident commends Kevin Kisner for finishing second in the Tournament Players Championship and notes the Aiken Standard sports page highlights Palace Malice’s third place in a widely followed race.
The speaker argues studies are wasteful and urge fast MOX construction to replace further testing. They insist Russia treaty depends on MOX fuel production, not disposal, and caution that safe geologic disposal is unlikely given decades of study. They criticize WIPP and argue for rapid build to control costs.
Community praise for Cullen Hightower who built a brick walkway in front of St. Claire's chapel as his Eagle Scout project. The effort earns admiration for Cullen and thanks to parents and mentors, highlighting youth achievement.
The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with full writer address and daytime phone for verification. Limit under 500 words. edits may occur for length libel or taste. No pen names or anonymous letters. publication is discretionary and not for organized campaigns.
Washington Post columnist Kathleen Parker notes Jeb Bush's awkward responses to Megyn Kelly and the Iraq War question. The piece analyzes how his hesitation exposes challenges for a potential presidential bid, including his loyalty to his brother and his need to define his own stance separate from George H. W. Bush.
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