Opening night marks ACP move to downtown Playhouse
Friday evening ushers in Aiken Community Playhouse 2002 03 season at the Washington Performing Arts Center on Newberry Street. The downtown venue partnership with Washington Government and Aiken Corporation aims to boost local business and civic pride in a bold downtown redevelopment.
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Aiken Community Playhouse
ACP
Washington Performing Arts Center
Newberry Street
Aiken
Price Avenue
Two Notch Road
City of
Washington
Aiken Corporation
Performing Arts Center
Aiken Standard Letters to the Editor policy
The Aiken Standard outlines brief letters from readers with writer contact details for verification. It notes editing and condensing, a limit of one letter per 30 days, and submission options by mail email or fax with the address RO Box 456 Aiken South Carolina 29002 and contact details for verification.
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Aiken
S.C
Swallace
Aikenstandard
Aiken Standard Masthead Details Listing Staff Roles
The Aiken Standard lists staff positions including publisher Scott B. Hunter editor Jeffrey B. Wallace advertising director Art Zappa managing editor Timothy E. O’Brian production director Phillip Yates Scot Newsom systems manager J. David Boyd and customer service manager Letitia Jefferson.
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Jeffrey B. Wallace
Art Zappa
Ellen C. Priest
Timothy E. O'Brian
Phillip Yates
Scot Newsom Systems
J. David Boyd
The Beltway sniper Kasi On Jan 25 1998 CIA killings
The piece recounts Mir Aimal Kasi also known as Kasi or Kansi who opened fire outside the CIA complex in Langley Virginia killing two and wounding several during morning rush hour. It notes his motives his entry to the United States with a phony visa and his four year manhunt before capture and return for trial. The column warns about lax immigration policy and notes a correction on bullet caliber.
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CIA
Langley
Beltway
Mir Aimal Kasi
Kasi
Frank A. Darling
Lansing H. Bennett
Darling
Judith Darling
Kansi
America
United States
Iraq
Virginia
Pakistan
Washington, D.C
the News
Afghanistan
Charter school under fire over rules and transfers
In letters to the Aiken Standard Lloyd Kennedy Charter School parents defend its discipline and practices. They argue enrollment requires signed rules acknowledgments and that charter schools are public funded yet independently run with strict consequences. They contrast this with perceived leniency at public schools and note students feel better supported at LECS. Niya Lloyd Carter Aiken
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Aiken Standard
Lloyd-Kennedy Charter School
Lloyd Kennedy Charter School
Lloyd Kennedy
Aikens County
Thave
LECS
Niya Lloyd Carter
Iken
Jumping to Conclusions A Cautionary Tale From Everyday Life
A long anecdote about people leaping to conclusions in daily events. It recounts a parking mishap, a laundry anecdote, a duck egg hatch story, and a grocery counter misstep to illustrate how rushing to judgment harms others and oneself. The piece closes urging restraint and patience.
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Sally Brunn
Pittburgh
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New Playhouse
Scott B. Hunter
Samager
Letitia Jefferson
TRAQS
Saddam
Michelle Malkin
Creators Syndicate
Solumnist
Sally Bruwn
Produce Department
Syracuse
New York
Fred Andrea
Aiwen First Baptist Church
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