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Kintronic Founder, Louis King, Dies
Nov 3, 2009 - Louis Arthur King Louis Arthur King, age 94, passed away on Nov. 1, 2009, at Wellmont Bristol Regional Medical Center.
For master's students and some doctoral students in Clemson University's automotive engineering program, the class project can get a little complicated.
Researcher: a Optical biopsya for breast cancer increasingly accurate
Most biopsies following mammograms reveal benign abnormalities, not cancer. But women may not have to endure the medical costs, stress and potential complications that accompany such invasive biopsies forever.
EDITORIAL: Lawson a great farm leader for the state
The decision to hire Darlington's Laurie Lawson as the South Carolina executive director for the Farm Service Agency at the USDA was good news for farmers throughout the state, especially the Pee Dee.
A legal pot gets the attention of police
It burns like marijuana, works like marijuana and it sort of looks like it, too.And its perfectly legal.Its called K2, and area police confirm that the little bags of dried herbs are starting to pop up among teens and young adults.Although it may be new on the local drug scene, K2 and similar brands have the attention of a Kansas lawmaker who said ...
Nancy Snow: Hey Germany, Ronald Reagan Deserves a Thank You Too
In August 1984 I was a Fulbright scholar to the Federal Republic of Germany. Ronald Reagan was about to be elected to his second term as president and I was no fan of the Hollywood actor-turned-politician. The first week I arrived in Germany, Reagan made his infamous joke during a microphone check.
Deep Orange designed to put auto ideas on road
For master's students and some doctoral students in Clemson University's automotive engineering program, the class project can get a little complicated.
Women with male names do better in legal careers: study
What's in a name? A lot if you're seeking a legal career, with a U.S. study finding that women with male names are more successful lawyers and judges than those with more traditional, feminine names.
The Montgomery Herald, Montgomery, W.Va
A group of students and their supervisors from Clemson University were recently at the Gauneka Ruritan Center in Falls View to erect some playground equipment.
Clemson Professor Receives Award To Study Effect Of Mothers' Obesity, Diabetes On Infants
Main Category: Pregnancy / Obstetrics Also Included In: Diabetes ; Pediatrics / Children's Health ; Obesity / Weight Loss / Fitness Article Date: 29 Oct 2009 - 0:00 PDT The National Institutes of Health has awarded Clemson University professor Maria Mayorga and Medical University of South Carolina professor Kelly Hunt a $735,000 grant to study the ...
Letter From NC: Dancing With The Daffodils
Long before I had to frustrate the maws of Bambi , I loved daffodils. As spoilers of my ambition to become a prize-winning gardener, like my father-in-law, Bambi and her kin forced me to grow flowers and shrubs distasteful or harmful to them.
Grant To Study Breast Cancer Reconstruction Received By Clemson Researchers
The Avon Foundation for Women has awarded the Clemson University Institute for Biological Interfaces of Engineering a $195,000 grant to support research to develop new ways to improve reconstructive breast surgery using engineered tissue that contains anti-cancer properties.
Judge Ross Anderson pushes to level 3rd Twelve Mile River dam
A federal judge's order to be released today 'strongly' recommends spending $3 million of a $9 million PCB settlement toward removal of a third dam and sediment behind it from the Twelve Mile River as part of the process to begin cleaning the carcinogens from Lake Hartwell.
South Carolina nuclear industry reportedly responsible for more jobs than BMW
The nuclear industry is responsible for more than 28,000 jobs in South Carolina - a bigger impact than BMW, according to a new study by Clemson University researchers.
Clemson research head, SC Icar leader to retire
The Clemson University vice president who led the drive for the school's automotive research center in South Carolina is retiring.
Clemson Tigerama features 'Legends of the Valley'
Homecoming weekend kicks off Friday at Clemson University, where the 53rd annual Tigerama Homecoming pep rally at Littlejohn Coliseum features 'Legends of the Valley.' The fun starts at 5:30 p.m. with 'Tailgate Tigerama' on the Littlejohn lawn.
Nuclear industry fuels economy in the Carolinas
The anticipated second coming for nuclear energy is likely to contribute thousands of new jobs to the Carolinas and make this region a centerfold for the industry, a new economic impact study suggests.
Girls with masculine names 'are more successful'
Australian News.Net Tuesday 27th October, 2009 Melbourne, October 27 : Girls with masculine first names are likely to have a successful career, according to a new study.
ANDERSON - A federal judge's order to be released today "strongly" recommends spending $3 million of a $9 million PCB settlement toward removal of a third dam and sediment behind it from the Twelve Mile River as part of the process to begin cleaning the carcinogens from Lake Hartwell.
Democrats in U.S. Senate race say they're moderates
Democrats are pushing populist values and centrist views in their bid to topple U.S. Sen.
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