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Western Carolina pulls away from Furman 68-57 Found: 5 Days 6 Hours 25 Minutes ago South Carolina Examiner News - Brandon Giles scored 25 points and had eight rebounds to lift Western Carolina to a 68-57 victory over Furman on Saturday. Giles scored 20 points in the second half to help the Catamounts (6-5, 1-1 Southern Conference) snap a three-game losing streak. ...
Hypocrisy reigns in fixing blame for health, school ills Found: 5 Days 20 Hours 18 Minutes ago Greenville Online - An extensive national report comparing states recently was released, and Texas, Arizona, Nevada, Louisiana, Washington DC, and Mississippi have been exposed as failures. Another condemnation of our schools, you might be assuming?...
First chief judge of statersquo;s regulatory court to retire Found: Minutes ago The State - South Carolina#8217;s first chief judge of its Administrative Law Court is retiring, the third judge to announce a departure from the six-member court that oversees many regulatory and licensing decisions.p/Marvin Kittrell reported his decision in a Dec. 24 letter. He will step aside June 30 after 15 years at the helm of a court created in 1993 as an arm of the executive #8212; not judicial #8212; branch.p/In 2008, judges John Geathers and Paige Gossett left for the S.C. Appeals Court and a federal magistrate judgeship, respectively.p/Kittrell, 68, said Friday he is ready to indulge his love of travel and is weary of budget cuts as the court#8217;s caseload jumps.p/#8220;Sometimes, it takes a while to get it out of your blood,#8221; Kittrell said of turning from a 38-year career in the law and courtrooms. #8220;But I have to get my wanderlust out.#8221;...
Furman beats Berry 68-64 Found: 1 Week 3 Days 4 Hours 22 Minutes ago South Carolina Examiner News - Jordan Miller scored 16 points to lead Furman to a 68-64 victory over Berry College on Monday night. Justin Dehm and Noah States added 14 points apiece for the Paladins (2-8). The win, which was Furmans first since their season opener, snapped an eight-game losing streak. ...
Constitutional forum planned Found: 1 Week 5 Days 1 Hour 53 Minutes ago The State - The Charleston School of Law and the Riley Institute at Furman University will sponsor a two-day symposium Jan. 15-16 on state constitutional reform in the 21st century.p/Discussion topics will include:p/n Bans on illegal immigrant admission to state collegesp/span class=bullet#149;nbsp;/spanThe role of South Carolina#8217;s governorp/span class=bullet#149;nbsp;/spanWhether the state constitution should guarantee more than a minimally adequate education...
Liquid Highway to build retail center Found: 1 Week 6 Days 22 Minutes ago Greenville Online - A 10,000-square-foot retail center will accompany a new Liquid Highway coffee shop to be built at 2555 N. Pleasantburg Drive....
Consortium convenes Found: Minutes ago Columbia Star - br clear=allimg src="http://www.thecolumbiastar.com/news/2008/1226/business/036p1_sm.jpg" align=left The Consortium for Enterprise Systems Management met with the press for the first time last Thursday morning, Dec. 17, at the Strom Thurmond Wellness Center. Consortium charter member BlueCross Blue- Shield of S.C. was represented by CEO Ed Sellers, who said, "What's happening in Columbia, S.C.br clear=all...
Schools plan 2-day symposium
Found: 2 Weeks 1 Day 20 Hours 25 Minutes ago Post & Courier - The Charleston School of Law and The Riley Institute at Furman University are partnering to sponsor a two-day symposium next month that will focus on state constitutional reform in the 21st century.
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Sunshine Fund adds more than $4,000, nears $73,000 Found: 2 Weeks 1 Day 21 Hours 47 Minutes ago Greenville Online - Contributions to the Holiday Sunshine Fund have reached $72,651.75 to help the needy, with recent donations totaling $4,192.75....
61-48 | The number of wins to losses for all South Carolina NCAA ... Found: 2 Weeks 2 Days 12 Minutes ago Charleston City Paper - Clemson may not have made their national title run, and the Citadel may have crumbled after a promising 3-1 start, but for the Palmetto State's nine Division I college football teams, 2008 really wasn't all that bad. Overall South Carolina teams more than held their own, finishing the regular seaso......
