aiken standard: what's the best advice your dad ever gave you?
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AndrewStephens,Aiken
AharonDunbar,Aiken
Janiece Driscoll, Aiken
Whatʼs the best advice your dad ever gave you?
“People can take away your money, your house, your fam-ily, but they can never take away your integ-rity. ... Thereʼs no one I respect more on this planet than my dad.”
“Thereʼs never a good time to go to the emergency room.”
“Slow down, take your time, do it right.”
“Not everything is good and not everything is bad, but if you live life in moderation, youʼll pretty much get everything good.”
Macy Williams,Trenton
Keli Boni,Aiken
Sullivan Boni, Aiken
Bella Boni, Aiken
“Always respect your elders, and never let men use you.”
“Life is not fair, and you should be happy itʼs not fair because you end up usually lucking out anyway. We donʼt often get what we deserve.”
“Be competitive and not cry when you lose a game.”
“When I did my homework, (my dad) said I should always work hard and not be sad if I donʼt get it right.”
Lexi Lake,Whitehouse, Ohio
Ken Cross,Aiken
Beth Lake, Whitehouse, Ohio
LeathaMinichan,Aiken
“Pick and choose who you argue with.”
“If you canʼt be yourself, who the hell can you be?”
“Be happy.” “Donʼt be lazy, God is in control and do your best.”
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NAMES & NOTES Fox Creek names its all A honor roll
Fox Creek High School named its All A honor roll: Morgan Bookstaver, Kyle Crews, Paige Fowler, Elena Gallegos, Savannah Gossett, Erin Harrison, Kate Kumrow, Mary Plecha, Sabrina Shut-ters, Rachel Simmons, Eden Weidman, Caroline Yano, Sarah Chafin, Erin Holley, Stefanie Bloedel, Haley Bry-ant, M.K. Jenkins, Patsy Kilg-ore, Mary Louise Pawlowski, Austin Turner, Sam Alexan-der, Micaela Bell, Chandricka Bussey, Kayla Clem, Kevin Cloy, Casey Fulmer, Sulina Martin, Virginia Simmons, Christina Thomas, Jeremy Weeks
Fox Creek names its A/B honor roll
Fox Creek High School named its All A and B honor roll: Kaelan Brown, Jarius Byrd, Lara Campbell, Melissa Cobb, Hannah Culpepper, Jhasmin Gonzalez, Halle McPherson, Duncan Oli-ver, Kaliandra Turner, Kali Wiggins, Kaylee Bryant, Andrew Buist, Kristen Cham-berlain, Taylor Cooper, Brit-tany Cross, Zachary Davis, Elizabeth Gibeau, Terrance Hillary, Forrest Whitfield, Morgan Williams, Abbie Ergle, Sofia Gonzalez, Allen Hoechst, Brent Lacey, Allison Lemmon, Tucker Sutphin, Holly Timblin, Dane Adams, Kristen Anderson, Matt Beeler, Travis Brown, Devan Buchanan, Brianna Carperter, Hannah Creighton, Justin Da-vis, Michael Engelberg, Edgar Gonzalez, Jamie Gregory, Max Hall, Amberlyn Harper, Kylene Hill, Edward Howard, Clayson Kansanback, Noland Koon, Victoria Pack, Pep-per Parker, Cynthia Raezer, Shelby Simmons, Bree Smith, Amanda Trobough, Ashlyn Wanninger and Josh Wearn.
Baughman is now anagent with SCFBMIC
South Carolina Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Co.
(SCFBMIC) recently contracted with Paula Baughman to serve as an agent in the Aiken office, 1184 E. Pine Log
Road. Baughman graduated from Chester High School in Chester. She earned a Bach-elor of Science in professional sciences from the University of South Carolina. Baughman is an active volunteer in the community. She is a member of the South Carolina Eques-trian Ministry, co-president of South Aiken High School PTO and a member of the Kennedy Middle School PTO. Baughman also is a member and Sunday school teacher at Cedar Creek Church in Aiken, where she lives with her husband, Tim, and two daughters, Hannah and Carly.
BAUGHMAN
Aiken residents are invited to weigh in on six potential names for a new university name for Georgia Health Sciences and Augus-ta State universities, which are consolidating next year.
A committee with repre-sentatives from both institu-tions narrowed the list from more than 1,225 suggestions submitted by the commu-nity in April.
“We would love input from Aiken,” said Jennifer Hillard Scott, senior media relations coordinator for Georgia Health Sciences University.
The six potential names are Augusta Univer-sity, University of Augusta, Arsenal University, Augusta Arsenal University, Bartram University or Noble Uni-versity.
The input will be con-sidered when the list of six is narrowed to three and presented to the University System of Georgia Board of Regents before the Augusta meeting when the name will be decided, Scott said.
The new university, which will be headed by GHSU’s Ricardo Azziz, will initially be a $1.3 billion enterprise, with statewide, national and global reach.
It will include nine colleges, nearly 10,000 students, more than 650 campus acres, nearly 150 buildings, more than 1,000 full-time faculty and approximately 5,600 staff, an integrated health system and a growing athletics program hat includes back-to-back NCAA Division 1 national championships.
The public is invited to select its top three choices by going to www.asughsu.org/name by Friday.
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Officials seek input for name of college in Augusta
Potential names for GHSU/ASU consolidation
• Augusta University
• University of Augusta
• Arsenal University
• Augusta Arsenal University
• Bartram University
• Noble University