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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 2002
Page
2
A reader blasts the paper for excessive coverage and uncivil letters. The commenter cites two pieces on the Carpenter murder and laughs at a reaction, urging signed submissions and signaling concern over perceived bias. Sept 6 notes public officials displaying new flags and warns about safety limits with heavy loads in a bucket lift.
Reader comments criticize Woodside residents for resisting city plans, urge unity as Americans, and question local governance. The letter references Aiken events and seeks changes in public parking, while noting a request for public input via the Aiken Standard editorial page and contact info.
A lightning strike damaged the fire alarm system at USC Aiken causing the partial evacuation of top floors of buildings 10 and 11 in Pacer Downs. About 16 students spent the night elsewhere while alarms were repaired. No fire occurred, officials said, but safety concerns prompted the move.
Identical Kate and Anna Bradford, born on the morning of September 11, overcome dramatic risks from Twin to Twin Transfusion Syndrome. Doctors in Augusta and Tampa performed laser photocoagulation to seal shared placental vessels. After surgery both babies developed normally and were soon home with their family.
ROB NOVIT profiles Dr Phebe Davidson who rose from New Jersey high school grad to USCAiken professor. She holds the GL Toole Chair, shares the Carolina Trustee Professorship, and has published poetry and critical works. She teaches freshman composition American literature and courses on film and gender.
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