Watching autopsy shapes career choice for teen intern
Seventeen year old James Humbert Jr observes an autopsy at Berkeley County Coroner's Office as part of a School-To-Work internship. He studies case files of murders and accidents, cherishing clues gathering over medicine, and says the experience fuels his goal to become a forensic researcher despite the gruesome details.
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Duke professor leads U S South Africa leadership center
A Duke University professor and former U S ambassador to South Africa spearheads a joint program with the University of Cape Town. The United States Southern Africa Center for Leadership and Public Values launches this fall to strengthen government and private efforts, nurture leadership, and foster philanthropy and volunteerism across both nations.
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Budget cuts halt travel for judges in South Carolina
Chief Justice Jean Toal says rotating travel for 46 Circuit Court judges is essential, but budget cuts have stopped trips. The state faced a $3 million cut in June, delaying six month rotations since the early 1990s, with no resident judges in every county and flexibility to avoid rigid obligations.
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