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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 2013
Page
13
Historical note recalls Aiken Stannard founded in 1867 with Scott B Hunter publisher and Melissa Hanna executive editor. Bylines show Dee Taylor advertising director Terri Cheere business manager Laura Tiedman circulation manager Letitia Jefferson classified advertising manager Ronnie Butler production director.
About 600 state board and commission posts in South Carolina sit vacant or held by expired terms, a holdover government described by the Free Times. The Ethics Commission and other panels show complete term expirations, prompting questions about slowing governance and the need for modernization.
Columnist Leonard Pitts reflects on the backlash faced by Nina Davuluri after becoming Miss America and the broader xenophobic prejudice toward Sikhs and immigrants. He critiques social media bigotry, emphasizes America's promise of equality, and urges genuine inclusion to shape the nation's future.
The Aiken Standard invites letters to the editor signed with the writer’s address and daytime phone for verification. Letters must stay under 400 words and may be edited for length clarity libel and taste with no pen names or anonymous submissions. Publication is discretionary and letters tied to campaigns or causes will not be published.
South Carolina leader supporters unveil TransformSC a broad coalition including the SC Chamber of Commerce and school groups with Mick Zais and local business figures driving a non legislative culture shift in education The plan aims to bolster project based learning and individualized teaching while easing regulatory barriers and sharing innovations A first 34 schools will receive technical help networking and advocacy to push needed policy changes and funding flexibility.
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