Congressman Clyburn visits College Democrats
By Hannah Richardson | Feb. 18, 2014At the age of 12, Rep. James Clyburn was the president of his NAACP youth chapter. Now, Clyburn is the assistant Democratic leader in the 113th Congress.
At the age of 12, Rep. James Clyburn was the president of his NAACP youth chapter. Now, Clyburn is the assistant Democratic leader in the 113th Congress.
Chris Sumpter walks over to a trough, carrying a bag of cow feed. Two calves follow him, their eyes on the bag all the way. He pours the feed into the trough and coos to the calves as they dig in.
Ryan Harman has been walking through campus for about 20 minutes, talking about Chinese takeout and season two of House of Cards, when he pivots to his campaign.
The walls of Jameson Broggi’s Horseshoe apartment are covered with moments from early American history.
Thinking about the driving force behind her campaign for student body treasurer, Natalie Hageman summed up her greatest passion: “to give back.”
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Many thought they were imagining the tremors caused by the 4.1 magnitude earthquake that shook Columbia and surrounding areas Friday night.
After USC President Harris Pastides tweeted an open invitation to students to tour his home, the doorbell didn’t stop ringing.
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The winter storm that slammed South Carolina is over, but its effects are not.
Actress Shirley Temple dies at 85 years old, Gov. Nikki Haley signs a bill that allows concealed carry in bars and restaurants and Columbia schools close again, amid state government decisions regarding snow days.
An hour after the city had closed for the day due to winter weather, Columbia City Manager Theresa Wilson announced the five finalists for the job of Columbia Police Chief.
This week’s briefs include a possible road improvement package, the state legislature canceling this week’s session and the House unanimously passing a bill regarding days missed due to snow.