Session successes Jun 16, 2008
The senator also has a bill that would reshape how the South Carolina State University trustees are selected. The bill proposes that three trustees on the 13-member board be selected by the university s alumni association. (Orangeburg Times and Democrat, SC)
Rep. Sellers excited about future leaders Jun 16, 2008
During a visit to South Carolina State University, Obama touted Sellers as an up-and-coming politician who is being recognized not only in South Carolina but around the country. I m still very hungry. (Orangeburg Times and Democrat, SC)
TAKING THE NEXT STEP: B-E Raider Regiment members signed by colleges, universities Jun 14, 2008
Three have earned scholarships to attend South Carolina State University, and two seniors will attend North Carolina A&T and Charleston Southern University. While at B-E, they have been under the tutelage of Bamberg District One's Michael Miller. (Orangeburg Times and Democrat, SC)
Cobb-Hunter wins with 61 percent Jun 11, 2008
Glover-Robinson is a retired educator, serving as a professor at South Carolina State University, an assistant principal and most recently principal of William J. Clark Middle School. She is the owner of a small auto repair business and a licensed funeral home director. (Orangeburg Times and Democrat, SC)
SC States Ham to Join NACDA Elite Tuesday Jun 10, 2008
But, before going on to a distinguished career in state government and founding his own company, Dr. Ham established a great legacy at South Carolina State University as both a student-athlete and administrator. Dr. Ham became the first full-time Director of Athletics at SC State in 1980. (Orangeburg Times and Democrat, SC)
SPOLETO 2008 A HIT: From amazing to ordinary, hip-hop, opera, bluegrass and comedy round out two-week festival Jun 8, 2008
The Orangeburg Part-Time Players offers a complete season of shows, and South Carolina State University has the wonderful Henderson Davis Players. Claflin University also has many art programs open to the public. (Orangeburg Times and Democrat, SC)
Old home for teachers being restored as community center Jun 8, 2008
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'Somebody has turned up the oven' Jun 6, 2008
The 22-year-old South Carolina State University senior said he was looking forward to ending the match and going home for a nice, cold shower. While for some the heat was an opportunity to bring out the bathing suits, for others it was business as usual. (Orangeburg Times and Democrat, SC)
Challenger says coroner too slow; Marshall says she'simproved office Jun 3, 2008
Marshall is a native of Holly Hill and a graduate of South Carolina State University with a bachelor s degree in professional biology. Also, she is a graduate of Gupton-Jones College of Funeral Service and Draughons Business College. (Orangeburg Times and Democrat, SC)
Report: Lawmakers fund charities through SC universities Jun 2, 2008
David Mack of Charleston has sent $700,000 through South Carolina State University to a nonprofit organization where he works and receives money. Mack said he does consulting work for the Columbia-based Palmetto Center for Advocacy and previously served as the group's interim director. (Orangeburg Times and Democrat, SC)
Cobb-Hunter: 'Establishment' wants her out Jun 1, 2008
Aside from the independent thinker aspect, Cobb-Hunter says she s also caught some flak because she didn t support local legislative efforts to retaliate against the South Carolina State University board that did not renew the contract of former president, Dr. ... A native of Bowman, Glover-Robinson has a bachelor s degree and a master s of education degree from South Carolina State University. (Orangeburg Times and Democrat, SC)
TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS: Mother helps adopted son defy odds to graduate high school; now, he's helping her May 31, 2008
After graduation, Jay said he wants to get a job for the summer and enroll in South Carolina State University or Orangeburg-Calhoun Technical College in the fall to study psychology. T&D Features Writer Candace Newson can be reached by e-mail at or by telephone at 803-533-5540. (Orangeburg Times and Democrat, SC)
Personnel Announcement May 30, 2008
General Fields received his bachelor's degree from South Carolina State University and his master's degree from Pepperdine University. . (White House News Releases)
Solicitor eyes ethics report on S.C. State University May 30, 2008
Some South Carolina State University officials could face a grand jury if 1st Circuit Solicitor David Pascoe decides evidence presented by the South Carolina Ethics Commission is substantial. We did an investigation in regard to the misuse of public funds and referred it to the solicitor for his review. (Orangeburg Times and Democrat, SC)
Democrats look to unify behind one candidate May 30, 2008
Hillary Clinton (D-NY) (R) talk prior to the first debate of the 2008 presidential campaign April 26, 2007 at South Carolina State University in Orangeburg, South Carolina. (Win McNamee/File, Getty Images) WASHINGTON (AP) - Democrats are getting close to choosing a presidential candidate. (FOX23.com, OK)
And the winners are:a 'Wiggles' dancer, a computer whiz who wants to be a bug scientist, and an aspiring model who knows the power of hugs May 25, 2008
Simeon enjoys science and, at his young age, is a "computer whiz," Strong said, participating in a summer computer program at South Carolina State University when he was just 3 years old. In addition to playing games and working on the computer -- and visiting his favorite Web site, , Simeon enjoys rainbow ice cream, "Spider Man" movies, collecting insects, reading books about insects and animals, gymnastics and drawing. (Orangeburg Times and Democrat, SC)
Program explores work diversity May 25, 2008
The Lambda Theta Chapter of Beta Alpha Psi partnered April 23 with the Business Program at South Carolina State University to host a Diversity in the Workplace Forum. Participants consisted of board members from the South Carolina Diversity Council. (Orangeburg Times and Democrat, SC)
Not there when the district needs her May 23, 2008
Where were you when South Carolina State University needed you. These are questions for someone who has so much self-proclaimed power or seniority. (Orangeburg Times and Democrat, SC)
New trustees for S.C. State May 22, 2008
Lawmakers elected three new trustees to the South Carolina State University board Wednesday. Two seats were left vacant by the resignations of Col. John Bowden and Charles Williams, who left the board in protest after trustees voted not to renew the contract of former President Dr.. (Orangeburg Times and Democrat, SC)
Diversity in workplace forum held at S.C. State May 21, 2008
The Lambda Theta Chapter of Beta Alpha Psi partnered with the Business Program at South Carolina State University to host a Diversity in the Workplace Forum on April 23 ... The Lambda Theta Chapter of Beta Alpha Psi (BAP) and South Carolina State University embraces diversity in all forms and the inclusion of all people in its programs, regardless of their backgrounds. (Orangeburg Times and Democrat, SC)
Fannie Brooks honored as RMC Volunteer of the Year May 20, 2008
A graduate of Austin School of Business in Austin, Brooks was employed for more than 38 years in the Office of Development and Institutional Relations at South Carolina State University, where she served as administrative specialist in public relations and sports information. Brooks is a member of the Advisory Council and the Pink Ribbon Committee of the hospital's Foundation Board. (Orangeburg Times and Democrat, SC)
S.C. State board restructuring bill can be approved, Matthews says May 18, 2008
John Matthews, D-Bowman, that would reshape how South Carolina State University s board is selected has made it through the Senate. However, the bill might have a more difficult time clearing the House. (Orangeburg Times and Democrat, SC)
National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics Inducts Eight Athletics Administers into its Hall of Fame May 13, 2008
The 2008 Hall of Fame class includes: Frank Broyles, University of Arkansas; Jake Crouthamel, Syracuse University; Joe Etzel, University of Portland; Christine Grant, University of Iowa; Willis Ham, South Carolina State University; Ted Leland, Stanford University; William Moore, Central Connecticut State University; and Ron Warnock, De Anza College ... Dr. WILLIS HAM - South Carolina State University ... In 1980, Dr. Willis C. Ham was named the first full-time director of athletics at South... (Nacda.com)
Obama could help pay down Clinton presidential ... May 13, 2008
Hillary Clinton (D-NY) (R) talk prior to the first debate of the 2008 presidential campaign April 26, 2007 at South Carolina State University in Orangeburg, South Carolina. (Win McNamee, Getty Images) WASHINGTON (AP) - If Hillary Clinton drops out of the presidential race, what happens to some $20 million in campaign debt. (FOX23.com, OK)
Samaritan House plans duplexes on Carolina; Some area residents voice concern about homeless shelter's expansion plans May 12, 2008
After amending the agenda, passed a resolution honoring Amani Abeid Karume, president of Zanzibar, who is addressing South Carolina State University graduates. Received as information, notification that a relief fund has been established for the families of two county employees Deputy William Howell Jr., who was killed in the line of duty on Saturday, and Melvin Frazier, whose daughter was killed and his sons seriously injured in an automobile accident last week. (Orangeburg Times and Democrat, SC)
Karume: Visit strengthening S.C. State, Zanzibar ties May 10, 2008
Zanzibar President Amani Abeid Karume says though he is thousands of miles from his native land, he feels like he is at home at South Carolina State University and in the state. There are many similarities, Karume told reporters Friday evening at a press conference at the State Room on the S.C. State campus. (Orangeburg Times and Democrat, SC)
Welcome, President Karume May 9, 2008
These are big days for South Carolina State University. Amid the rush of end-of-year activities, the university family awaits a decision by the board of trustees on a new president. (Orangeburg Times and Democrat, SC)
Lee makes the cut with Cleveland May 8, 2008
BEREA, OHIO - The jersey number 78 is what Cleveland Brown free-agent signee James Lee wore at South Carolina State University and briefly at the University of Georgia. Aside from the different color scheme, there s one feature which makes this particular jersey more awe-inspiring than any the former All-American offensive lineman has ever worn - an NFL logo. (Orangeburg Times and Democrat, SC)
Zanzibar and S.C. State: Studying at university here, two see progress in textbook link May 8, 2008
Zanzibar natives Sakina Alawy and Daudi Muhamed are happy at their home-away-from-home, South Carolina State University. It s a positive experience. (Orangeburg Times and Democrat, SC)
State visit: Zanzibar's president arrives in S.C. to deliver commencement speech at university May 8, 2008
Perhaps no one anticipated this arrival more than South Carolina State University interim President Dr. Leonard McIntyre. I m so grateful he has agreed to come. (Orangeburg Times and Democrat, SC)
'DADDY WHO?': Gospel play to be staged at S.C. State May 24 May 8, 2008
The Gospel Underground Railroad Network will present the gospel stage play "Daddy Who?" at 7 p.m. Saturday, May 24, in the Martin Luther King Auditorium on the campus of South Carolina State University. Written by the Rev. Joseph "JoJo" Williams of Johnston, "Daddy Who?" features artists from all walks of life. (Orangeburg Times and Democrat, SC)
S.C. State down to three presidential finalists May 6, 2008
The South Carolina State University Presidential Search Committee selected the final three candidates for the university s top position early Monday, however their names will not be revealed until later. Committee Chairman Maurice Washington indicated those names could be made public as early as later Monday after the candidates and S.C. State trustees are contacted. (Orangeburg Times and Democrat, SC)
Zanzibar president coming to S.C. State this week May 5, 2008
Amani Abeid Karume, president of Zanzibar, will arrive in Orangeburg this week to speak at the South Carolina State University commencement ceremony. The spring commencement will be held at 7 p.m. Friday, May 9, at the Oliver C. Dawson Stadium on campus. (Orangeburg Times and Democrat, SC)
University 'feeling good' - S.C. State keeper of James Brown's memorabilia May 2, 2008
South Carolina State University has been selected to preserve the memorabilia of the The Godfather of Soul. During homecoming week in October, the university will unveil a James Brown exhibit at the I.P. Stanback Museum and Planetarium. (Orangeburg Times and Democrat, SC)
No new officers for SCSU board May 2, 2008
South Carolina State University trustees were scheduled to elect new board officers during their meeting Thursday but did not. Board Chairman Maurice Washington did not return a call seeking comment. (Orangeburg Times and Democrat, SC)
S.C. State tuition, fees to increase May 2, 2008
South Carolina State University students will have to pay some extra money to study next fall. The S.C. State Board of Trustees approved a 6 percent tuition increase Thursday. (Orangeburg Times and Democrat, SC)
UNC officials among finalists named for SC State president Apr 23, 2008
Officials from two schools in the UNC system are among the five finalists to become the new president at South Carolina State University. . (Herald Sun)
AMY GOODMAN: Never forget the Orangeburg Massacre Apr 23, 2008
Students at South Carolina State University were protesting for access to the town's only bowling alley. Cleveland Sellers, a student at the time at that historically black college, was also a member of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee and an organizer of the protests. (Fresno Bee -- Opinion)
S.C. State names finalists for president Apr 23, 2008
South Carolina State University has released the names of five finalists who are vying to become the university s 10th president. The finalists, whose names were released Tuesday, range from a official with the U.S. Department of Agriculture in Washington, D.C., to a vice president at the University of Nevada-Las Vegas. (Orangeburg Times and Democrat, SC)
SCSU narrows presidential field to five Apr 22, 2008
The search for South Carolina State University s 10th president is down to five finalists, according to Lumus Byrd, vice chairman of the S.C. State Presidential Search Committee. The process is progressing very well, said Byrd, adding the target date of having the new president in place by July 1 is well within reach. (Orangeburg Times and Democrat, SC)
State budget cuts will hurt local school districts, higher education institutions Apr 22, 2008
Orangeburg-Calhoun Technical College President Dr. Anne Crook has said tuition will have to be raised, and South Carolina State University trustees discussed a six percent tuition hike earlier this month. Crook said OCtech is taking a wait-and-see attitude until the final version of the state budget emerges on Gov. Mark Sanford s desk for approval. (Orangeburg Times and Democrat, SC)
SCSU Jazz Ensemble concert Apr 22, 2008
April 30 -- South Carolina State University Jazz Ensemble concert. 7 p.m. MLK Auditorium, S.C. State campus. (Orangeburg Times and Democrat, SC)
World Trade Center 'in transition'; leader ousted Apr 19, 2008
SCWTC is a key sponsor of WTC-PERC, along with South Carolina State University and Orangeburg County. The three announced in March the launch of a study to determine the feasibility of developing the World Trade Park and Education and Research Center. (Orangeburg Times and Democrat, SC)
S.C. State board chairman says he adores trustee who resigned Apr 18, 2008
South Carolina State University Board Chairman Maurice Washington spoke to the Rotary Club of Orangeburg about the university s presidential search and its future, and offered kind words about former trustee Charles Williams. Personally, we adore each other, Washington said of Williams. (Orangeburg Times and Democrat, SC)
Chamber hosts Administrative Professionals Day luncheon Apr 15, 2008
Models for the fashion show will be Brenda Austin, Wanda Renee Waring and Keona Robinson, all of CPM Federal Credit Union; Pam Bedenbaugh, Department of Public Utilities; Aubrey Beemer, Zeus Industrial Products, Inc.; Pam Coleman, Regional Medical Center; Lauren Dawkins, Century 21 The Moore Group; Cathy Hughes, The Times and Democrat; Erica Prioleau, South Carolina State University; Patricia Salley, Orangeburg County Development Commission; Mary Till, Orangeburg County Chamber of Commerce and... (Orangeburg Times and Democrat, SC)
TEAMWORK MAKING DREAMS WORK: EXPORT Center making inroads in Orangeburg County against cervical cancer, HIV/AIDS rates Apr 15, 2008
Two other EXPORT Center grants have been awarded in previous years, including one between South Carolina State University and the Medical University of South Carolina to address metabolic syndrome. The state Department of Health and Environmental Control reports that Orangeburg County ranks third in the state for HIV/AIDS cases, based on DHEC's Surveillance Report through December 2006. (Orangeburg Times and Democrat, SC)
Democrat debates: One year later it's Clinton vs. Obama Apr 14, 2008
ABC will broadcast the faceoff from 8 to 10 p.m. ET. It's been almost a year since the Democratic candidates first debated last April at South Carolina State University. Then, eight presidential hopefuls crowded the stage. (USA Today)
STEPPIN' FOR THE LORD: Workshop focusing on creative ways to praise God set for April 18-20 Apr 11, 2008
Ross has ministered all over the world and is currently a ballroom and Latin dance instructor at Tamalyn's Ballet Centre, a Latin aerobics instructor at South Carolina State University and co-director of Anointed 2 Dance Ministries in Atlanta, Ga. "Praise dance ushers in the presence of God in a very unique way," Ross said. (Orangeburg Times and Democrat, SC)
S.C. State gets $2 million to enhance astronomy program Apr 10, 2008
South Carolina State University has received a five-year award from the National Science Foundation worth more than $2 million ($2,096,841) to expand its astronomy program ... Founded in 1896 as a land grant institution with a mission of providing service to the citizens of the state, South Carolina State University has evolved from a small teachers college into a major University center of learning and research ... South Carolina State University is accredited by the Southern Association of... (Orangeburg Times and Democrat, SC)
T&D Sports: Quick Hits Apr 8, 2008
SC State finish fifth The South Carolina State University mens golf team finished fifth in the annual Bulldog Invitational Sunday held at the Hillcrest Golf Course in Orangeburg. in Bulldog Invitational. (Orangeburg Times and Democrat, SC)
"Willow Garden" and "Moth to Light" Apr 8, 2008
April 27 -- "Willow Garden" and "Moth to Light." 5 p.m. I.P. Stanback Museum and Planetarium, South Carolina State University. Free, but reservations encouraged. (Orangeburg Times and Democrat, SC)
SCSU defense frustrated in Sunday's scrimmage Apr 7, 2008
South Carolina State University head football coach Oliver "Buddy" Pough praised his team's defense for its performance in Friday's practice, but in Sunday's scrimmage there wasn't much praise being handed out to anyone on the defensive side of the ball. On the bright side, the South Carolina State offense -- especially the second unit against Brooks and the Bulldogs' first-team defense -- looked good. (Orangeburg Times and Democrat, SC)
First phase of Home Place apartments opens Apr 7, 2008
We hope to be part of the solution to the housing shortage that impacted South Carolina State University last fall, said James Kees, project developer. The Home Place is a quality housing project open to the public at large, and of course, this includes faculty, students and staff from the local college community. (Orangeburg Times and Democrat, SC)
Augusta felt shock wave from MLK tragedy Apr 4, 2008
Where he was when he found out: "I was in graduate school at South Carolina State University. We were driving back from a class to Augusta. "There were four of us in the car. Some of them wept. (The Augusta Chronicle)
Public records are to be PUBLIC records Apr 4, 2008
A alumnus of South Carolina State University is struggling now to obtain the most basic of public documents from the university and its trustees: the board s bylaws. Under any interpretation of FOIA, such a record is public. (Orangeburg Times and Democrat, SC)
S.C. State considers 6 percent tuition hike Apr 4, 2008
South Carolina State University trustees are considering increasing tuition by 6 percent next year. The increase amounts to about $465 extra a year for each student. (Orangeburg Times and Democrat, SC)
Storm victim hopes to rebuild Apr 3, 2008
We didn t know what kind of damage there was until Sunday morning, the South Carolina State University student says. The house was not spared by the 170 mph winds, but the family s two dogs that were housed outside miraculously survived the storm. (Orangeburg Times and Democrat, SC)
From Afghanistan, soldier seeks info on S.C. State board Apr 3, 2008
Despite the mortar blasts, the constant threat of the Taliban and overall uncertainty about tomorrow, Conyers still finds time to think about his alma mater: South Carolina State University. A 1989 graduate of S.C. State, Conyers is currently a military police officer training the Afghan National Army to run a military prison. (Orangeburg Times and Democrat, SC)
Blood donors honored at annual BAP banquet Apr 1, 2008
The keynote speaker, retired South Carolina State University Head Football Coach Willie Jeffries, entertained the crowd and encouraged volunteers to continue supporting their communities through blood donations. Affiliated with the American Association of Blood Banks, RMC's blood program is a private, community-based program that relies on donations from members of the community to support the blood needs of the medical center. (Orangeburg Times and Democrat, SC)
'What Black Men Think' Mar 30, 2008
Janks Morton, a film producer and creator of the acclaimed DVD documentary, "What Black Men Think," will kick off the inaugural 2008 Honors Week at South Carolina State University with a limited screening and analysis of the film at 6 p.m. Sunday in the fourth floor auditorium of Belcher Hall on the campus. Sponsored by the S.C. State Honors Program Office, the Honors Week Celebration will begin Sunday, March 30 and run through Saturday, April 5 with programs, events and activities designed to... (Orangeburg Times and Democrat, SC)
Effort to remove SCSU board rejected Mar 27, 2008
A South Carolina House subcommittee has rejected a bill that would have removed the South Carolina State University board. The House Higher Education subcommittee voted down the bill by a 4-1 margin on Tuesday. (Orangeburg Times and Democrat, SC)
Teens in Action Mar 25, 2008
Now, as T.A.G. Queen, the Butler High School sophomore is the leader and spokeswoman of the group -- and she's a good person for it, says program founder and director Wendy Lacy. She has excelled through the different aspects of the organization, which include drama, dance, step, chorus, mission, and education. (The Augusta Chronicle)
Matthews seeks to change SCSU board structure Mar 20, 2008
A new bill that would change the way South Carolina State University board members are selected has emerged in the State Senate ... "Our focus is beyond that. We're trying to appoint a president by July. We're committed to focusing on our duties, responsibilities and obligations to South Carolina State University," he said Wednesday. (Orangeburg Times and Democrat, SC)
Bowling 13th after Day One of the Two Day Music City Classic Mar 17, 2008
The Panthers started the day strong by defeating South Carolina State University 813-735 behind the efforts of (187) and (178). Adelphi faced Jackson State University in the second game, falling in the tenth frame, 804-826. (Aupanthers.com)
Economic stimulus impact uncertain, but officials say local economy holds its own Mar 16, 2008
Dr. Hanas A. Cader, South Carolina State University assistant professor in the department of accounting, agribusiness and economics, says the stimulus package is a move in the right direction. With the Orangeburg unemployment rate hovering around 10 percent and 21 percent of Orangeburg County households making less than $10,000 a year, Cader said the economic stimulus package will help low-income families who otherwise will not have the money to spend on their basic needs and address day-to-day... (Orangeburg Times and Democrat, SC)
