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(08/27/15 1:45am)
The founding editors of Columbia women's magazine Auntie Bellum wrote in 1977 that "this kind of publication is long overdue. Women here have lacked some necessary tools for examining what experiences they have in common with those of other women." Thirty years ago, the publication was created for South Carolina women and their art, ideas and experiences.
(08/27/15 2:30am)
An outsider might look at South Carolina and only see what jumps out at them: an intense football rivalry, longstanding traditions of sweet tea and seersucker and a bit more than a few political uh-ohs. But to immerse oneself in South Carolina’s culture is to see the variety of it. From scenic mountains to world-famous beaches, one-stoplight towns to tourist destinations like Charleston, this state covers more ground than its size might suggest. The content of South Carolina is the content of its people: rich, diverse and still changing.
(08/20/15 2:54am)
Whether you’re a freshman walking around campus for the first time or a returning student already familiar with the ins and outs of college life, it’s undeniable — there’s something in the air. Maybe it’s the new grass on the Horseshoe
or the crisp pages in new textbooks, but there’s something about August and the first days of the semester that smells like a fresh start.
(04/20/15 1:02am)
Food lovers, eaters and makers gathered at 711 Whaley on Sunday for the Slow Food at Indie Grits tasting event. A now five-year staple at the Indie Grits festival, the event aims to attract people who want their food to be “good for them, good for the people who grow it and good for the planet.”
(04/17/15 1:38am)
It's “more than just a movie theater.”
(04/16/15 11:46pm)
Cynthia Boiter is a writer, editor, publisher and arts advocate.
(04/16/15 10:59pm)
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(04/10/15 2:40am)
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(04/10/15 1:20am)
A longtime caterer to the Columbia area and regular at Soda City farmers market, the Spotted Salamander is a lunch spot didn't know you were looking for. The cafe is in the heart of historic Columbia and with chalkboard menus updated daily, natural lighting and homey decor, has an ambiance as delightful as the food.
(04/09/15 11:33pm)
One of the most recognizable landmarks in Columbia is a 50-by-75-foot mural on the wall of what used to be the AgFirst Farm Credit Bank at Marion and Taylor streets. The mural was painted by local artist Blue Sky and is titled “Tunnelvision.” The mural depicts a tunnel leading to a beautiful sunset view and is so realistic it looks as though a car could drive right through it.
(04/09/15 10:55pm)
The Whig — The Whig calls the basement level of 1200 Main St. home. Whether you want beer-battered fries, smoked gouda mac and cheese or the best cheeseburger in town, the self-proclaimed "Greatest Dive Bar" in North America has it all, including a full bar. The Whig has been serving hungry subterraneans since 2005.
(04/03/15 12:50am)
With springtime comes reinvention.
(03/26/15 11:02pm)
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(03/20/15 1:30am)
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(03/20/15 12:30am)
Maybe you found your roommate on a Facebook group for admitted students. Maybe you followed all the schools you applied to on Twitter and let tweets influence your college decision. Maybe this morning you woke up to a picture of your face attached to a stranger’s face on @GamecockMakeout. Chances are, you’re in the 99 percent, which — according to some studies — is the current figure for how many college students use social media.