Citadel Maintains Male-Only Scholarships Despite Complaints
Six donors refuse to lift the gender restriction on Citadel scholarships, keeping funds for male cadets only. Col. Joseph Trez notes female cadets received more aid overall, with about $2 million in scholarships this year: $100,500 to women and $6,600 restricted to men. The Citadel also answered a pornography and harassment lawsuit by former cadet Jeanie Montavlos and Kim Messer, with attorney Dawes Cooke denying abuse and claiming cadets violated rules and Montavlos worsened misconduct by delaying reporting.
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Campbell vows to run only with wife's permission
Former Governor Carroll Campbell says he will not seek the US Senate unless his wife approves. He credits her support as crucial and notes his family would face a difficult path in the South Carolina Democratic establishment. Campbell, a Republican, left office in 1995 and is tied to the American Council of Life Insurance and a string of fast food restaurants until at least December.
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Arrest stopped death by own action in Smith case
State Law Enforcement Division released files showing Susan Smith risked suicide and confessed to drowning her two sons, Alex and Michael, after deceiving authorities about a carjacking. The Union County incident occurred in 1994 at John D Long Lake.
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