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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 2017

Page

9

Thought of the Day on Opinions and Spelling

A brief aphorism attributes the growth of men s opinions to how boys learn to spell, suggesting wisdom comes through repetition. Quoted author Elizabeth Barrett Browning the English poet, born 1806 died 1861, is referenced as the source for the reflection.

Elizabeth Barrett Browning

College of Charleston urged to release crime location data

The Post and Courier reports a sexual assault on a College of Charleston campus where a dark haired young white male entered a St. Philip Street dorm and assaulted a student. SLED leads the investigation while the college withholds exact location citing privacy and investigation concerns, prompting calls to comply with open records law.

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Community Christmas Card aids Aiken students in need

Rhonda Overeey highlights a fund by the Aiken Standard to support education in Aiken County. The Community Christmas Card program helps teachers, counselors, and administrators meet unexpected student needs such as eyeglasses, coats, and supplies, improving access to a quality education for local children.

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Veterans parades fade but memory keeps the flag alive

Ray Willis of Aiken writes about changing parade traditions from Memorial and Veterans Day events to ceremonies and park gatherings. He recalls past parades with Coast Guard uniforms, school bands, and fraternal groups, and cherishes Post 71 in North Augusta while urging continued honor for veterans who served and those who gave their lives.

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