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Clemson University is growing, and more off-campus student housing is being built.
On Saturday, No. 12 Texas A&M will travel to Memorial Stadium to face top-ranked Clemson, and if history is any indication, this contest should go down to the wire.
A recent letter posed substantive criticisms of our nation’s health care system, including our high rankings in infant mortality (sixth) and burgeoning costs.
Willie: I read the editorial a while ago about seniors having so many accidents.
Editor: Has anyone reading this thought — as I have — about how the more technology advances, the more abstract art becomes?
Editor: One basic tenet of Christianity is that we adherents must believe that we were individually created by God. Co-equal to that is the requirement that each of us profess that belief. By his words, columnist Doug LeCroy meets those standards.
The third annual Brew & ‘Que was a success on Sunday. The weather was pleasant. The well-behaved, content crowd topped 1,200 people.
Willie: The Aug. 24-25 Journal quotes Seneca planning director Ed Halbig as saying, “It’s tough for us to say that we can hold up a development like this because it’s in an area where there have been, and continue to be, traffic pressures.”
My friends, “See something — say something” has become far more than just a cliché, far more than a common statement, way too important to ignore.
Willie,
Do you ever wonder why people can’t tend to their own business? Like the guy that’s wanting to build the houses in Walhalla. All the people flogging up to the offices where they were holding …
Willie: The person who referred to Mayor Cook owning Tiger Town wasn’t referring to Clemson. It was referring to the Tiger Town Tavern.