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Miss SC Usa says she didnt hear the question + video
Megan Pinckney, Miss South Carolina USA, turned her head from the microphone when Christina Milian, one of the judges for Sunday night's Miss USA pageant, finished asking the question.
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the Way the World Works Addresses Debate of Science and Religion
Science and religion can co-exist. This is what John R. Carpenter puts forward in his new book.
7 hrs ago | Charleston City Paper
Rebekah Jacob focuses on civil rights photographer
A line of protesters slog below a cloudy sky in "Selma-to-Montgomery March for Voting Rights in 1965."
Grade inflation has been a story for some time but we may now have to face the possibility that entire fields of study have been inflated beyond their value.
York Comprehensive grad named schools new principal
Christopher Black — a York Comprehensive High School assistant principal who graduated from the school in 1993 — has been promoted to principal, replacing retiring principal Diane Howell.
Miss SC Usa says she 'didn't hear the question'
Miss South Carolina USA 2013, Megan Pinckney, is announced as one of the 15 finalists for Miss USA 2013 during the 2013 MISS USA Competition at PH Live in Las Vegas, Nevada on June 16, 2013.
USC raising tuition 3.15 percent
The University of South Carolina again is raising tuition and fees at the lowest rate since 1999 even as the school's state funding dwindles.
Tuition set to rise at four S.C. public universities
Among in-state tuition increases announced so far, The Citadel has the smallest, at 3 percent, with Winthrop at 3.1 percent, and College of Charleston and Lander University at 3.16 and 3.15 percent, respectively.
Council again kills frat house plan
Greenwood City Council voted unanimously to deny a zoning change that would allow three fraternity houses to be built on W. Durst Avenue by a group based out of Augusta.
USC Board of Trustees approves tuition increase
University of South Carolina students will pay on average about 3.145 percent more a semester in tuition costs after the school's Board of Trustees voted to approve the increase Monday.
'She's My Life': Man's Hunt for Kidney to Save Wife Hits 1-Year Mark
Larry Swilling's months-long quest to find a kidney for his wife has touched hearts around the world, but so far has not yielded a vital organ for the 76-year-old woman.
Miss South Carolina Places Fifth in Miss USA Pageant
Megan Pinckney, 22, a Charleston native and student at the University of South Carolina, was named the fifth runner-up.
Fight against Common Core flares in S.C.
South Carolina is among 45 states that adopted Common Core. Five states - Alaska, Minnesota, Nebraska, Texas and Virginia - did not adopt the standards.
Beacon College biology educator Kirk A. Stowe is buggy about insects
Stowe, an assistant biology professor at Beacon College in Leesburg, can't get enough of them.
Engagement: Rebecca Hughes & Jonathan Holmes
The bride-to-be is a graduate of Clemson University with a bachelor's degree in Psychology and is currently a student at The Medical University of South Carolina College of Dental Medicine.
Engagement: Jennifer Hocker & Jake Van Gieson
Jennifer is a graduate of Dorman High School and The University of South Carolina and Jake is a graduate of Riverside High School and Clemson University.
NutriFusion product could reduce stroke size
For Bluffton Today Dr. Paul "Mac" Horton, director of Clemson Institute for Economic & Community Development, Karl Kelly, director of Commercialization and Technology Incubation for Clemson's Technology Village and Mayor Lisa Sulka graduated innovator Bill Grand, CEO of NutriFusion.
Miss SC Usa keeps her wits about her within the glamorous pageant world
At the 2010 Juno Awards, the Canadian equivalent of the Grammy Awards, Justin Bieber performed an acoustic version of his hit single "Baby."
USC likely to announce tuition hikes Monday
Among in-state tuition increases announced so far, The Citadel has the smallest, at 3 percent, with Winthrop at 3.1 percent, and College of Charleston and Lander University at 3.16 and 3.15 percent, respectively.
Bluegrass, country musicians play Rhythm on the River in West Columbia
Bluegrass and country musicians from Bill's Music Shop & Pickin' Parlor took the stage for the last Rhythm on the River concert of the spring season.