Aiken Standard Founded in 186
Publisher Rhonda Gveree y announces the founding of the Aiken Standard in 186 with Managing Editor Michael Harris and News Editor Holly Kem. Thought of the Day reflects on finality of errors, quoting Phyllis Bottome.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 25, 2018
Page
9
Publisher Rhonda Gveree y announces the founding of the Aiken Standard in 186 with Managing Editor Michael Harris and News Editor Holly Kem. Thought of the Day reflects on finality of errors, quoting Phyllis Bottome.
Boston Herald reports on claims that an FBI informant monitored the 2016 Trump campaign and that Inspector General investigations will probe the FBI and FISA process. The piece notes Stefan Harper linked to the inquiry, and discusses possible motives and political implications.
Columnist accuses former Education Secretary Arne Duncan of using gun tragedies for TV gain while urging parents to withdraw children from public schools. The piece attacks his stance on Common Core, homeschooling, and perceived elitism, noting his ties to Obama and his Chicago lab schools.
A Bronx educator and veteran writes criticizing school security and metal detectors, recalling Parkland and Santa Fe shootings. He argues for removing money from politics, denounces religious justifications for presidential support, and cites the Constitution and slavery omissions to question faith-based political influence.
The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with the writer’s address and a daytime phone for verification. Do not exceed SUC words and include a brief headline. Anonymous or organized-campaign letters won’t be published. Email letters at letters aikenstandard com or mail to PO Box 456.
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