Solution To The Trade Deficit Our Students Must Be Smarter
Former North Carolina governor Jim Hunt told about 200 South Carolina School Boards Association attendees that the United States must invest in education to reduce a roughly 200 billion trade deficit and avert a future economic crisis. He praised local boards and urged a long term commitment to smarter, more innovative citizens and potential tax increases to fund improved schooling.
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Three South Colleges Ranked Among Best by U.S. News
Furman University in Greenville ranked third among 141 comprehensive universities in the South. Wofford College in Spartanburg took second among 161 liberal arts colleges, and Presbyterian College in Clinton was eighth in the same survey released by U.S. News & World Report.
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Furman University
Wofford College
Presbyterian College
South
U.S. News & World Report
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Hensive Universities
Wofford
Spartanburg
Presbyterian
Clinton
Unbeatable Deals Troubles Ken Hyatt Firms in Columbia
A car dealer owning multiple Hyatt franchises in Columbia and Newberry faces extensive legal action and consumer complaints. In two years, over 45 lawsuits plus dozens more in magistrate courts have been filed in Richland County. State records show more than 70 complaints against Hyatt dealerships with the Department of Consumer Affairs. Hyatt defends the high numbers as a result of high sales volume and exposure, noting about $60,000 monthly advertising spend.
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Ken Hyatt
Newberry
Hyatt
Richland Count
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