Several times a week, I am one of a number of volunteer docents at the State Museum who conduct tours for hundreds of students from all over South Carolina. Some groups arrive well ahead of a scheduled tour so that students can enjoy a full hour in the museum with us...
A new generation of scholars may have discovered, "the next big thing." With snapshots of the brain at work, including brain image technology, Harvard has continued to host a seminar on cognitive theory and the arts since the fall of 2000...
It all started in the 1960s, when I was a 13-year-old boy living here in Columbia, SC. John G. Richards Reformed School was an alternative school for Negro Boys and I attended this school for two years of my life...
In an earlier posting we reported on the project known as "Education Friendly Community" in Summerton, SC where a group of citizens have come together to see what they can do to enhance the educational process in Clarendon School District One...
When I was at Benedict College in the 1950's, the student body was approximately 600. Most of the students knew each other. I did not live on campus. At the time there were four women dorms and one male dorm. My college years were some of my best years. I am a third generation college student. I was involved in various organizations such as the concert choir and I became a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. The concert choir was great...it was one of the things that I liked to do. Singing was one of the gifts that I received from my father...
A Rather Old-Fashioned Good Time