Motherhood in Transition Reframes Roles Across Class and Career
A dinner conversation discusses how motherhood has shifted from a full-time role to one of several competing life facets. The piece cites adoption, daycare, and career pressures, noting two thirds of mothers with young children now work and the question of what long term effects this societal shift will have.
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Busbee
Aiken
Seafe Busbee
Charlie Flinn
Greenwood Fire Department
U.S. Navy
du Pont
City of
Roland Windham
Department of Public Safety
South Carolina
South Carolina Municipal Association
Beverly Clyburn
Bill Clyburn
Chief Busbee
Love as a universal call to action from a pastor
The piece blends a Peanuts dialogue on love with a Rutledge anecdote and a pastor's reflection. It argues love is multifaceted and essential, urging constant, genuine acted love toward family, neighbors, and all people, even the difficult. It closes with a note that love never fails.
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Ashley Montague
Letters to the Editor Critique Negative Campaigning
A reader rejects the notion that Bob Inglis engages in mudslinging and defends his campaign ethics. The letter cites a Wall Street Journal report and urges voters to judge candidates by facts, not ads, while praising Inglis ally Lindsey Graham and urging a positive race. It includes contact details for submitting letters to the editor.
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Inglis
Bob Inglis
Wall Street Journal
Fritz Hollings
South Carolina
Republican Party
Hollings
Lindsey Graham
Graham
Tracy Borders
Aiken
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Aiken Department of Public Safety
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Alke
Scott B. Hunter
Angela R. Nalley
Jeffrey B. Wallace
J. David Boyd
Ellen C. Priest
Stephen P. Conyers
James R. Bennett Jr
Betty
Canton
Unavez
Lucy
Charlie Brown
Charlie
Archibald Rutledge
Fred Andrea
First Baptist Church
Andres
Lonnie McCarthy
Abba Ministries Inc
New Covenant Praise Church
Aiken Jaycee Fairgrounds
McCarthy
Terry Butler
APC
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