South Carolina has a colorful history, and I'm glad to see that re-enactments are being used to help teach our history to children in public schools, as in the case of the Battle of Anderson, as reported by the Anderson Independent-Mail.Early Friday morning, the tents were set up and the camp fires were burning. The large bronze rifle was primed to fire, and the cell phones were all tucked away
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Monday, April 23, 2012
Thursday, March 1, 2012
Uh-oh, "the help" are gettin' ideas; time to crack down again
Posted on 8:30 AM by Unknown
If there's one thing that frightens lawmakers and their corporate sponsors, it's the idea that hundreds of thousands -- even millions -- of low-paid workers might one day realize that millions of low-paid workers have greater electoral power than a few hundred corporate sugar daddies.
It's what led South Carolina's electeds in 1954 to make our state a "right-to-work-for-less" state, meaning that
It's what led South Carolina's electeds in 1954 to make our state a "right-to-work-for-less" state, meaning that
Saturday, January 21, 2012
Important Film Alert: Free "Uprising of '34" screening Tuesday
Posted on 2:27 PM by Unknown
If this weren't a free screening -- if admission cost $30 a head -- I'd still recommend that anyone within driving distance of Columbia come to Conundrum next Tuesday, January 24, to watch "The Uprising of '34." Conundrum is at 625 Meeting Street, West Columbia, and the film begins at 7 p.m.
I've referred to "The Uprising of '34" before, but it bears repeating and deserves, particularly in South
I've referred to "The Uprising of '34" before, but it bears repeating and deserves, particularly in South
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