Penland Administration and Classroom Building Dedicated at USCA
Editorial honors Robert E. Penland for shaping USC Aiken growth and founding a regional campus. The Robert E. Penland Building, named after a key advocate, reflects his role in attracting leaders, funding the Etherredge Center, and expanding housing and academics in Aiken.
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USC Aiken
University of South Carolina Aiken
SAC
Gregg-Graniteville
Robert E. Penland
USCA
Columbia
Bob Penland
Aiken
Donald Russell
U. S
Tom Jones
Penland
Ed Cushman
Toole
Dorsey Lybrand
Charles E.simons Jr
Savannah River
USC Columbia
Bush redefining GOP as compassionate conservative gains support
The Roswell Daily Record notes George W. Bush, despite no votes, is reshaping Republican thinking with a compassionate conservative vision. He faces GOP criticism on Capitol Hill but appeals to the broader middle American electorate.
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Roswell
N.M
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Glover press conference highlights taxi bias in New York
Danny Glover spoke in New York about racist stereotyping by cabbies and the fear of being robbed driving racial bias. He noted many drivers are immigrants of Indian, Pakistani, and Bangladeshi origin and urged more driver training to curb discrimination.
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Manhattan
Glover
Taxi and Limousine Commission
India
Pakistan
Bangladesh
New York City
Steven Holmes
New York Times
Holmes
D.C
Bush face faulted in Boston quiz over foreign leaders
The Boston incident where Governor George W. Bush could name only one of four leaders, Lee Teng-hui of Taiwan, raised questions about his foreign policy expertise. Critics argue the real test is judgment and surrounding himself with capable advisers, not memorizing names.
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Texas
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Boston
Chechnya
Taiwan
Pakistan
India
Texas Republican
Lee Teng
Hui
Pervez Musharraf
White House
Aslan Maskhadov
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
Israel
Egypt
Middle East
Ronald Reagan
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Titanic imagery fuels GOP health care critique
The column contrasts the 1953 Titanic film with current health policy fights. It links insurance industry tactics, high uninsured rates, and aging voters to political leadership. It criticizes Hastert for blocking reform, likening it to steering toward an iceberg.
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New Hampshire
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Federal Express
John McCain
Gorham
J. Dennis Hastert
Captain Smith
Hastert
House
Senate
Charlie Norwood
Georgia
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