Kennedy Middle School volleyball makes history in 1991
Editorial lauds Kennedy Middle School Lady Eagles under coach Jodie Fordham for a 100 match winning streak spanning seventh and eighth grade teams. The piece notes the unprecedented run and lasting impact on local sports while acknowledging a season-ending loss to JET Middle School and promising a new streak next year.
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Atlanta Braves
Minnesota Twins
Braves
Kennedy Middle School
Jodie Fordham
Fordham
North Augusta Middle School
Lady Eagles
Kennedy
Schofield Middle School
Forssham
J-E-T Middle School
Lady Eagle
Whiskey project a good first step for traffic flow
The Aiken City Council approved a demonstration to reduce curb cuts on Whiskey Road from 10 to six. The plan opens parking lots to allow through traffic to stay off the main road, easing access from Wendy's to Arby’s and encouraging motorists to use connecting routes.
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Wendy's
Arby's
Whiskey Road
Aiken
Whiskey
Jeffrey B Wallace Art Zappa Business Manager
Ellen Priest named managing editor and Timothy E O Briant pressier in organizational notes.
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Jeffrey B. Wallace
Art Zappa
Ellen
Priest
Timothy E. O
Light in Darkness at Mammoth Cave and Call to Repentance
A reflective piece recounts a Mammoth Cave State Park darkness event and ties it to Isaiah’s prophecy. The sermon links Jesus baptism, the kingdom of heaven, and the golden rule to ethical living, urging motivation to act rightly and pursue spiritual reign in the heart. It draws a parallel to Roy Hobbs in The Natural to illustrate renewed purpose and virtue.
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Mammoth Cave State Park
Kentucky
Isaiah
Mammoth Cave
Jesus
Kingdom of Heaven
God
Roy Hobbs
Roy
Hobbs
Kingdom of God
Blame the terrorists for Sept 11
A letter writer argues against blaming gays abortionists or the arts for the Sept 11 attacks. The author contends responsibility lies with the terrorists not religious or social groups and urges focusing on those responsible rather than scapegoats. He calls for avoiding hatred and extremism while promoting freedom and equality.
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Mildred McNair
Rev. Falwell
National Endowment of the Arts
Militant Islamic Fundamentalism as World Threat
The text argues militant Islamic fundamentalism forms a global command structure with millions of supporters and aims to destroy Western civilization. It cites Huntington’s Clash of Civilizations, contrasts Islam with Christianity, and warns that many Muslim leaders and nations are increasingly Islamist while condemning all Muslims as enemies.
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Harvard
Samuel P. Huntington
West
World
Middle East
Asia
Africa
United States
Apostle
Europe
Spain
Vienna
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Allen Standard
Uplsher Scott B. Hunter
Ouwerusus James R. Bennett Jr
J. David Boyd
Eoin
Fred Andrea
Xen First Baptist Church
Allah
Unda, Mavez
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