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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 2004
Page
11
A reflective remark from American writer E B White contrasts wartime and peacetime ethics with a desire for tolerance over patriotism and charitable acts. The quip highlights values of magnanimity and empathy over rigid national loyalty or practical gifts.
South Carolina’s SAT results slipped three points, yet officials say the decline is not alarming amid prior gains. Charleston County Superintendent Maria Goodloe advocates a universal curriculum and tougher courses with more early grade work and tutoring to raise statewide standings.
The death of Paul Joseph Radler 42 of Simpsonville at Patrick B Harris Psychiatric Hospital in Anderson is examined with questions about whether state budget reductions totaling 50 million and the loss of 900 staff positions over two years increased risk to patients.
The Aiken Standard asks for brief Letters to the Editor with the writer’s signature mailing address and phone numbers for verification. Submissions should be addressed to Letters to the Editor PO Box 456 Aiken SC 29802 or sent by email or fax with contact details.
The Aiken Standard credits Publisher Scott B Hunter Editor Jeffrey B Wallace and a team including Arthur T Zappa Ellen C Priest Timothy E O Briant Phillip Yates Scot Newcom J David Boyd Letitia Jefferson Yiefferson for the publication.
Unclear fragment references September 11 as a day to forget with no cohesive event or context provided.
The piece weighs whether the war on terror is real and if America is at war. It contrasts Bush era wartime rhetoric with Democratic sense on jobs and health care, arguing that terrorists seek destruction and demanding decisive action over policy debates. It cites 9/11 memories and warns against appeasement, urging victory over enemies.
The annual Aiken's Makin' festival in Aiken County wraps its 28th year with 300 crafters and food vendors, entertainment and parkway venues along Park Avenue. Mike and Betsy, stallholders with a hair bow business, greet friends including the narrator and his daughter as the event closes.
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