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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 2002
Page
7
Aiken County School District will host a banquet Tuesday to honor its newest teachers of the year and announce the district teacher of the year. The event highlights excellence across the district despite shortages and growing state and federal education demands.
Local newspaper notes Scott B. Hunter publisher and Jeffrey B. Walace among staff, with advertising director Art Zappa and business manager Ellen C. Priest listed. Devi Boyd appears in a fragmented line.
The Aiken Standard outlines submission rules for letters to the editor. It requires brief letters with signature address and contact numbers, notes that letters may be edited, limits one letter per 30 days, and provides mailing and contact details including PO Box 456 in Aiken South Carolina, email, and fax numbers.
A letter to the editor from North Augusta cites the Aiken County School Board on obeying laws, arguing no constitutional ban on teaching intelligent design alongside evolution. The writer urges reference to the Declaration, Constitution, and Federalist Papers, challenging Ms Sutherland’s history and leadership.
Aiken Standard quotes Rebekah Sutherland on education expense claiming we went to the moon without a computer. The remark is disputed, noting ENIAC during World War II and the role of computers in the space program and modern society. The piece argues computer literacy is essential for success.
Aiken Obstetrics and Gynecology Associates thanks Lt. Michael Hunt Sgt. Robert Besley and Aiken Public Safety Engine Companies One and Three for fast response to an inadvertent sprinkler head activation. The rapid actions prevented thousands in property damage and protected patient safety. James K Boehner MD, President.
Frommer of the Aiken Department of Public Safety says GVW firefighters faced explosions and debris with insufficient water supply during a recent incident behind B and W Auto. He states public safety officers should avoid personal risk and focus on rescue as homes can be rebuilt but firefighter lives cannot.
Just-started Diamonds program grew from collaboration among Public Safety Salvation Army City of Aiken Parks and Recreation Department and City Manager's Office to form the Neighborhood Diamonds league for Schofield and Governor Aiken Park neighborhoods. Capt Ashley steered a 9-year-old’s energy into a constructive path. local praise highlights community pride.
Molly C. Gray notes that Peter Jennings failed to capture Aiken’s essence during Makin and laments his lack of access to downtown parking. She suggests a rethink to “Tent Revival to Tent City” as a sharper storyline end.
Veteran TV anchor Bill O Reilly argues that Ludacris's rap promotes violence and subversive values, contrasting with Britney Spears's image. He cites teachers describing troubling behavior among students influenced by rap lyrics and questions protections for children lacking role models.
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