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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 2013
Page
2
A letter to the editor contends that simply becoming a naturalized citizen does not make a person a first generation American and expresses views on immigration and national identity.
Jason Sikes won the non pro division at the South Carolina Elvis Festival in Newberry, besting Elvis tribute artists nationwide. He earned first place and fans are urged to catch his performances.
Aiken Standard corrects Friday article on the Mustang Festival at Midland Valley High School. Updated performance starts list Ridge Spring-Monetta 1 30 p.m. Silver Bluff 4 15 p.m. South Aiken 5 45 p.m. North Augusta 7 p.m. Midland Valley 8 p.m. The paper invites readers to report factual errors to Melissa Hanna.
South Aiken High School quarterback Bo Baldwin and Thor Thoroughbreds linebacker Will Holbrook visited Chukker Creek Elementary School to read aloud as part of the Real Men Read program. They spoke to third through fifth graders about reading, sharing a Barber brothers illustrated sports book and recounting their school memories.
Heather Price, a South African guidance counselor, advocates reading to kids after a request from Baldwin and Holbrook. Price praises the boys as great students and athletes and ideal role models. Rob Novit is noted as the Aiken Standard education writer.
The USC Press edited collection State of the Heart features essays by Cynthia Bolter, Tom Poland, and John Cely, with 40 years of Congaree National Park affection cited. Writers panel at USC Aiken included Starkey Flythe tribute, and BMW land purchase memories shape Boiter’s essay. The book can be ordered via www.sc.edu/usepress.
The South Carolina Court Administration has tapped private freelance reporters to cover courthouses 12 times since August 26 to keep courts running after a number of vacancies caused cancellations at times in August. About 100 reporters serve 46 counties, with 22 vacancies noted, and the private reporters are paid hourly with the same certification as full-time staff.
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