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Has Governor Sanford Tarnished the Position of SC Governor?
What happens when the next governor takes office in South Carolina-has the position been tarnished? The position of governor in the Palmetto State is considered a weak one.
Fred Watson, the head coach of men basketball at Benedict College - a historically black college or university - was in Fort Wayne on a visit with Bennie Lewis Jr., a four-year player in his program who has just graduated with honors.
Benedict College appoints trustees
Benedict College added some corporate and political heft to its board of trustees at a recent meeting, appointing Chuck Beaman Jr.
The authors of Reflections have selected Morris College as this week's feature article.
Sinnyo-en Foundation names Chancellor Birgeneau and Maria Shriver its 2009 'Pathfinders to Peace'
University of California, Berkeley, Chancellor Robert Birgeneau is one of three recipients of the Shinnyo-en Foundation's 2009 Pathfinders to Peace Prize issued today by the Shinnyo-en Foundation during ceremonies in San Francisco.
SC tech school pupils get more student activities
COLUMBIA a ' Students at a South Carolina technical college will soon have more options for student activities.
Mary Frances Griffin of 108 Jennings Street, Laurens, died peacefully Tuesday, June 16, 2009, in the National Healthcare Center of Clinton, SC.
Benedict, Tech build 'bridge' for students
The path to a four-year degree will be seamless - and cheaper - for some aspiring Benedict College students in the Midlands.
Maureen Simpson, Aiken Choral Society to entertain at Hopelands Gardens today
The Hopelands Summer Concert Series will continue today with a performance from Maureen Simpson and the Aiken Choral Society, presented by Cumberland Village.
Times Writers Group: High school diploma: It's a start
I've talked to many people who attended graduation parties on Saturday. Graduating from high school is a rite of passage for young people in America, and you should be proud of your accomplishment.
GOP Official Compares Gorilla to First Lady : News : WACH
E equals MC squared. If you didn't understandA what that means, some Midlands students can help you out.A One of the students participating in Benedict College's South Carolina Alliance for MinorityA program is recent high school grad Theta Brown.. Watch: USC Baseball draft impact By Brian McConchie Thursday, June 11, 2009 at 11:41 PM Click on the ...
A prestigious award for a local high school graduate
Friday, June 12, 2009 at 6:54 p.m. E equals MC squared. If you didn't understand a wordA that means, some Midlands students can help you out.. SomeA local teens are working hard to figure out match and chemistry equations at the Benedict College's South Carolina Alliance for Minority participation program.
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Benedict College Selects Ruckus Wireless for Super Multimedia 802.11n ...
Ruckus Wireless today announced that it has been selected by Benedict College in Columbia, South Carolina, to supply advanced "Smart Wi-Fi" products and technology for an immense, campus-wide, indoor/outdoor 802.11n network.
Robert Smalls choir to sing at 33rd reunion
Items for Harley's column should be sent at least two weeks in advance of event via fax to 843-706-3070 or e-mail to features@beaufortgazette.com. Christian roots run deep in students who attended the former Robert Smalls School for first through 11th grades, said Vivian Pigler, a 1950 graduate of Robert Smalls Middle School.
Years as an educator in Richland 1: 52 years. Started at C.A. Johnson in 1954; left to start a family and returned to Richland 1 in 1958, where she's taught ever since.
Homegoing services for Betty Jean Brown Davenport will be held at St. Luke Missionary Baptist Church, Fairfax, SC, Wednesday, May 13, 2009, at Eleven o'clock ante meridian.
Comment about "Fundraising marathon" Phone Name Comment 0 Fundraising marathon Tarxien secondary school students sporting the Hibernians and Birkirkara football kits that will be auctioned for Puttinu Cares.
'Pomp and Circumstance' take stage today for graduations
Colleges and universities across the state are holding graduation ceremonies today and Saturday, with political powerbrokers, academics, business leaders and authors serving as keynote speakers.
Rick Wade to speak at Benedict College
Rick Wade, a Cabinet member under former S.C. Gov. Jim Hodges and a senior member of President Barack Obama's administration, will be the keynote speaker at Benedict College's commencement May 9, the college announced.
Reverse discrimination suits flourish
Supreme Court weighs race issue April 22: The Supreme Court appeared divided Wednesday over whether a Connecticut city's decision to scrap a promotion exam for firefighters because too few minorities passed violates the civil rights of top-scoring white applicants.