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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 31, 2014
Page
3
A letter to the Aiken Standard criticizes a Memorial Day parade and voices views on public safety funding, fines for barking dogs, work for food stamps, cellphone use while driving, and armed self defense. The writer shares personal work history, argues for concealed carry, cites costs and questions for politician programs, and invites public feedback via TalkBack.
Mead Hall Episcopal School ends its commencement with leaders urging graduates to aim high for friends and community. Seniors Julian Wilson Jonathan Rodgers Madelyn Eaves Savannah Kaplan Harley Klym Jesse Morton Allison Norton join the class, as Anne Campbell urges risk taking and avoiding box thinking amid a consumerist era.
Congressional History Award went to Gabe Paradise presented by Ted Felder for U S Rep Joe Wilson district schools. Denning Saum received Young Alumni Award, Sandy Rogers Community Service Award went to Julian Wilson, Episcopal Character Award to Holly Peterson, American Legion Award to Harley Klym and Allison Norton, Valedictory Award to Madelyn Eaves, Headmaster's Award to Jesse Morton, Palmetto Award to Jonathan Rodgers.
Campbell tells students to consider all options before moving to a new environment and not feel pressured to pick a side. She presents more than a dozen questions, starting with what is the best time in your life, hoping the answer matches their current age and activities. Senior writer Rob Novit, Aiken Standard education reporter since 2001, hails from Walterboro and studied journalism at the University of Georgia.
Veterans Affairs Secretary Eric Shinseki resigns amid a widening scandal over the VA health system. Officials from South Carolina react as investigations cited 1700 Phoenix patients left off wait lists, prompting calls for accountability and reform. President Obama accepts the resignation and names a temporary successor.
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