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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 2001
Page
4
A quoted remark by Scottish novelist Susan Edmonstone Ferrier reflects on fools and wisdom. She asserts fools exist for a purpose and deserve space in the world alongside the wise. The wry saying emphasizes tolerance of differing intellects.
A collage of remarks from figures including David Kendall on Clinton's legal appeal, Irma Santana praising the American dream, Lt Gen Charles Wald on courage, Palestinian gravedigger Salim Abu Majid commenting on Jerusalem violence, Col umbia airport manager Mike Flack on recovery, Riaz Khan on not sharing real time terror data, Deputy Defense Secretary Wolfowitz on the hunt for terrorists, Sen Glenn McConnell on Hunley relics, Aiken resident Robert Brockington on USC mural work, USC coach Skip Holtz urging 38 points, Conde Nast ending Mademoiselle, and a Meals on Wheels director stressing volunteer needs.
A historic South Carolina newspaper listing the publisher editor and staff roles. Scott B. Hunter serves as publisher while Jeffrey B. Wallace edits the paper. The advertising director is Art Zappa and Ellen C. Priest is business manager. Smothy E. O Briant and J David Boyd are noted in leadership positions.
A 23 year old Muslim student Ahmad Saad Nasim staged two hate crime hoaxes at Arizona campuses after promoting his faith. He blamed anti Muslim bias for his actions while fabricating assaults and a staged library bathroom incident. Authorities questioned motives amid praise and criticism.
A reader laments America’s decline in faith and morality. He cites Bible verses and criticizes secularism, abortion, LGBTQ rights, and government funding of the arts, urging a spiritual awakening and calling for stronger church engagement and prayer.
A South Carolina reader recalls Strom Thurmond from his first write in campaign through decades of service. Personal touches and a long Senate career shaped memories from junior high assemblies to national politics, emphasizing Thurmond as a enduring state symbol and public servant.
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