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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 2000

Page

9

Editorial on e books replacing printed tomes by Stephen King

The Providence Journal weighs Stephen King’s experiment with pay as you download e books as a potential threat to traditional publishing. It questions reader engagement, profitability, and the broader shift toward free online content while affirming a preference for paper books.

Stephen King King Amazon Wall Street Journal Mr. King The Providence Journal

Publisher Scott Hunte Names Top Supervisors

Standard Publisher announces Scott B Hunte as chief supervisor with Malye Ames Bennett Jr and J David Boyd in key roles for the new supervisory team.

S Cistom R. Bennett Jr J. David Boyd

Vouchers Could Boost Teacher Pay Through School Choice

Harvard economist Caroline Hoxby argues that expanding school choice raises demand for high quality teachers, pushing up wages in districts with many education options. She cites Boston and Philadelphia as examples, notes charter funding differences, and suggests competition could attract more talent to teaching despite union challenges.

Harvard Caroline Hoxby Hoxby Boston Paul Peterson Peterson Philadelphia Hoxby’s

Insects Unite as Model for Human Cooperation

The piece likens termites ants and bees to a cooperative machine and extends the metaphor to human society. It cites Archibald McLeish and Tom Hanks in Big to illustrate growth through openness and friendship. It reflects on Olympic opening ceremonies and prays for world peace beginning with individuals. The author notes the essayist Identity as pastor of Aiken's First Baptist Church.

Archibald McLeish Tom Hanks Hanks James Russell Lowell Gore

Letters defend Condon on Bridgestone Firestone tire recalls

A reader commends South Carolina Attorney General Charlie Condon for addressing tire recalls linked to deaths. The letter questions opponents’ motives and cites front page reporting, urging unity and action rather than delay.

Condon S.C Charlie Condon Bridgestone Firestone Aiken Standard Council Ronnie Young Young US Senate

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