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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 2002
Page
11
A call to recognize Breast Cancer Awareness Month urging early detection through self exams mammograms and annual physician visits. It notes the need for funding research to improve treatments and ensure access to surgery chemotherapy or radiation for all women affected.
The Aiken County Council moves to update the county employee pay plan after years of stagnant salaries. Aiming to align many leading positions with industry and government peers, the proposal prioritizes retaining talent despite higher short term costs.
A listing identifies Scott B. Hunter as Publisher and Jeffrey B. Wallace as Editor for the Aiken Standard with staff roles including Advertising Director Art Zappa and Production Director Phillip Yates. Other names appear for management and circulation tasks.
A letter defends Jason Fulmer as Teacher of the Year, praising his love for education and positive influence on students and colleagues. The writer, Rachel Cooper of Aiken, urges critics to focus on improvement rather than politics.
A historical critique highlights Amiri Baraka's 1960s funding via federal anti-poverty programs and NEA grants, noting offenses against white, Christian, and Jewish groups. The piece traces accolades and teaching posts Baraka gained through taxpayer support, and reports renewed scrutiny after his 2002 poet laureate appointment in New Jersey.
A discussion urges decisive action for the Now Generation urging immediate life changes. A Newsweek note on youth as passive spectators prompts calls to collect questions worries debts and faith to live by, with examples from Jenner and a parable about doing what one can now.
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