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Editorials
S.C. State team's winning ways offer opportunity
THE ISSUE: Saturday football game in Orangeburg
Putting out the fire for tobacco
THE ISSUE: Great American Smokeout
Vests protect those who protect us all
The men and women of law enforcement who protect our families and homes from violence and property crimes put their lives on the line. They operate in an environment in which even a routine call can turn tragic.
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Letters to the Editor
S.C. State Bulldogs need your help
I think I speak for the entire Orangeburg community when I say how proud we are of Coach Buddy Pough’s South Carolina State University football team and its accomplishments this season. The Bulldogs have clinched their second consecutive MEAC title and a berth in the NCAA playoffs, and the university is hopeful that the college will be rewarded with a home game for the first round of those playoffs. Attendance is one of the many factors in determining which teams earn the right to host a first-round playoff game and the Bulldogs need our support.
Hate crimes law attacks Christians
Liberal activists have once again used the Defence Authorisation Bill to enact policies that are detrimental to the country.
A week to be proud in Orangeburg
Orangeburg can be proud of the events of last week. Beginning with the moving memorial service at the new memorial site featuring native son, Lt. Gen. E.G.”Buck” Shuler, as the keynote speaker, through South Carolina State positioning itself to win another MEAC championship and culminating in the outstanding production of the musical “South Pacific.”
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Enjoy the crazy
For right-wing Republicans, the presidency of George W. Bush began as a dream come true. People calling themselves “conservatives” ran everything in Washington. Even before the GOP won both houses in 2002, Congress gave Bush everything he asked for. Republican apparatchiks controlled every agency from the Pentagon to the Treasury Department. FOX News savants expressed intermittent outrage that dissent was permitted. Rush Limbaugh’s interviews of Dick Cheney sounded like a high-school girl gushing over the Jonas Brothers.
Eric Holder's grave secret
WASHINGTON — Eric Holder — distinguished prosecutor, judge, foe of public corruption, basketball enthusiast, mentor to disadvantaged youth — seemed a reassuring choice for attorney general. When Holder affirmed during his confirmation hearing that America remains at war with terrorists, Sen. Lindsey Graham enthused, “I’m almost ready to vote for you right now.”
Bad connection
There’s a disturbing trend among our female callers, especially the ones who sound like they may be a little ... uh, older.
Growth is evidence of life
Some students have a knack of seeking, even at times demanding, special attention from their professors, advisers, mentors. With their own special ways, whims, attitudes, demeanor or even, at times, by annoyance, they end up occupying a special place in their targeted audiences’ hearts.
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