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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 2006
Page
11
Ground broken for Byrd Elementary School to replace an aging building serving Graniteville and Sage Creek in a planned revival. The 17 million, 600-student structure aims to spark growth as housing expands around Trolley Run Station, with completion hoped for December 2007.
The University of Miami and Florida International University players clashed after a game, drawing suspensions. Miami's long record of onfield fights prompts a zero tolerance policy from school president Donna Wallace. Critics say one game is insufficient and demand stronger discipline.
The document lists staff roles and emails for the Aiken Standard including Advertising Director Arthur Zappa News Director Timothy O Briant Production Director Phillip Yates Circulation Director Scot Newcom Systems Manager J David Boyd and Customer Service Manager Letitia Jefferson Gellerson with corresponding email handles.
Harvard economist Michael Porter praises SC's economic plan and education focus while EnergySolutions promotes a twofold motive for corporate citizenship. The firm cites state nuclear energy leadership, merged firms BNG America and Duratek, and a 24 student scholarship drive offering $2000 toward a science or engineering degree plus laptops and grand prize awards. Steve Creamer, EnergySolutions CEO, emphasizes commitment to SC growth and education.
A reader cites Teson Amendment One and a voyage with Mr. Peabody on the Wayback Machine to hear the Supreme Court reject separate but equal. The journey continues to 1801 and Thomas Jefferson’s inaugural address praising a wise and frugal government that restrains harm yet allows individual freedom.
North Korea’s Foreign Ministry says UN sanctions over its nuclear test amount to a declaration of war. Honolulu hospital chief Donald Lewis notes Hawaii quake was not as bad as feared, framing the event amid ongoing recovery efforts.
A pastor recounts a banker who learned self respect from giving pencils to a paved beggar outside a bank. The tale leads to a Bible reflection on human dignity, noting that people are just below angels yet crowned with glory. Each person bears a Fellow of Humanity honor and should wear it proudly.
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