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Fowler looks forward after 50 years of teaching

After 50 years of teaching, most professors would be ready to take a long vacation. But Don Fowler had a very different reaction to being honored for his 50th year of teaching in a lecture given by Kathleen Hall Jamieson Thursday night.


One giant step for womankind

Midlands men stood a little taller this Thursday as the fifth-annual “Walk a Mile in Her Shoes” march kicked off outside of the State House.


In Brief: April 17, 2014

South Carolina gas prices have risen once again, but they are slightly cheaper than they were at Easter last year, peach growers are saying a late March freeze caused major damage to peach farms around Aiken, which may make the fruit scarce until July and Gov. Nikki Haley has gained the approval of nearly half of South Carolinians according to a poll released Wednesday.


In Brief: April 16, 2014

Clemson University received a letter of complaint from the Freedom From Religion Foundation, charging that the football program is too entangled with Christianity, The State reported.


In Brief: April 15, 2014

West Columbia mayor stripped of oversight powers A 5-4 vote by the West Columbia City Council stripped Mayor Joe Owens of his power to oversee council meetings, WIS reported. Following this decision, Councilman B.J.


USC sets limits on graduation ticket numbers

Many students graduating May 9 are upset that family members who planned to attend commencement ceremonies months in advance may not get the chance to after it was announced that graduates are only guaranteed up to four tickets.


A'ja Wilson to make college decision Wednesday

When the No. 1 women’s basketball recruit in the country goes home, she curls up on the couch and watches “NCIS” with her parents. She sends texts and tweets full of emojis. On weekends, she sleeps in and watches movies with her friends. She loves her pearls.