Letter: US Constitution Under Attack In SC Schools
Dear Editor, A history text book for 11th graders in many South Carolina school districts is teaching a censored version of the U.S. Constitution. The
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AIG Executive: Somebody Should Lynch This Guy
The chief executive officer of AIG – a company which received billions of dollars in federal bailout money – says anger over the bonuses paid
Nikki Haley’s Revenue Department Ripped
S.C. Gov. Nikki Haley’s Department of Revenue (SCDOR) is receiving fresh criticism for its ongoing inability to competently (and honestly) manage the largest state-level data
Bright Joins Mace In Signing Spending Pledge
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA (September 24, 2013) – State Senator Lee Bright, candidate for US Senate, South Carolina, has officially signed the Coalition to Reduce Spending’s pledge
Paul Dietzel Passes Away
COLUMBIA, S.C. (September 24, 2013) – Former University of South Carolina head football coach and athletics director Paul Dietzel died early Tuesday morning. He was 89. Dietzel
Attempted Kidnapping On USC Campus
The City of Columbia, S.C. police department (CPD) is investigating the attempted kidnapping of a female University of South Carolina student by a yet-to-be-apprehended assailant.
Clemson Poll: Graham Vulnerable
U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham is struggling with his “Republican” base in South Carolina according to a new poll from Clemson University. Clemson professor Dave Woodard
Pump Up The Gas Grill! (Not)
The son of Benedict College’s Athletics Department has been accused of stealing a $3,200 grill – and the school’s administration has been accused of covering
No More “Clemsoning?”
Last December our occasional columnist Brant Branham laid out the challenge facing the Clemson University football program at the close of the 2012 regular season. “After