Aromatic Osmanthus and warm Aiken days described in detail
The feature wanders through autumn scents and plants in Aiken. Osmanthus fragrans and related species are praised for fragrance and hardiness, with notes on Elaeagnus pungens as a tough, drought tolerant hedge plant. The piece also covers Brugmansia and Hedychium ginger lilies, plus a Hydrangea Society meeting at Aiken Tech on Thursday, Nov. 17 at 7 pm.
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Asia
Europe
Ted Stephens
Aiken
Harry Shealy
Hitchcock
China
Brugmansia
CSRA
Hydrangea Society
Winthrop student leaves after controversial campus column
Winthrop University student Christine Byington 20 left the campus after a contentious column in The Johnsonian criticized minority scholarships and race based groups. The university hosted an open forum and urged her to reconsider while noting commitment to free discussion.
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Winthrop University
Christine Byington
Greenville
Johnsonian
Byington
the University
Christina Alexander
Byingston
Christine
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