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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 2015
Page
13
The Aiken Standard editorial board cites Cicero warning against labeling every error as foolish. Ellen Priest, Tim O’Briant, and Michael Ulmer reflect on accountability and learning from missteps in public discourse and leadership.
The Aiken County School Board outlined long term upgrades including an updated administration wing media center cafeteria auxiliary gym and classrooms at Aiken High and North Augusta High. Funds from a 1 percent sales tax approved in November will finance construction and renovations over ten years.
The Post and Courier series highlights how trafficking harms girls and calls for shifting focus from prosecuting victims to pursuing predators. Gov Wilson and the FBI are increasing attention, with a 2012 law creating a task force that has yet to produce trials. A Lexington woman seeks a trafficking resource center as training and funding gaps impede identification, investigation, and victim services across the state.
Cal Thomas likens Donald Trump to the 1957 film figure Lonesome Rhodes, noting Rhodes as a demagogue who wields influence without substance. The column argues Trump shares vanity, opportunism, and a tendency to flatter crowds, urging real policy offerings and accountability for the presidency.
Rebecca Robbins writes in support of Rick Osbon as the next mayor of Aiken. She cites his business background and community leadership, calling him honest and trustworthy and urging readers to vote for him.
The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with writer address and daytime phone for verification. Letters must stay under 500 words and may be edited for length taste and libel. Anonymous or organized-campaign letters will not be published. Contact details provided for submission and questions.
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