ย The College of Charleston traditionally has been known for its liberal arts programs and historic campus, but it's now taking center-stage in national Republican political coverage. The college developed a great reputation for hosting political candidates and events in the 2008 election, said Amanda Ruth-McSwain, a communication professor and director of the school's Bully Pulpit
ย "You're seeing that influence of the Yankee Republicans on the voter turnout," says Kendra Stewart, a political science professor at the College of Charleston. http://www.usnews.com/news/articles/2012/01/11/the-palmetto-end-game ย
ย The political media center for the South Carolina primary appears to be the College of Charleston. Here's a list of events the school said is planned on campus: http://www.thestate.com/2012/01/09/2107951/the-media-hub-for-the-palmetto.html
ย That residents even know about the quake could be attributed to closer monitoring and better reporting of seismic activity, said Erin Beutel, the S.C. Earthquake Education and Preparedness Program director at the College of Charleston. http://www.postandcourier.com/news/2012/jan/11/quakes-not-a-sign-of-more/
That means pretty soon about 40 undecided Republican voters will join me here at our workspace at the College of Charleston. (And here is an aside; this is a beautiful school! The way it weaves through the old town, filling the streets, shops and restaurants with students; wonderful! I can easily see why so many
Part of CNN's broadcast of the New Hampshire primary tonight will originate from the College of Charleston. During the broadcast, a small focus group of South Carolina voters will grade the politicians on various factors. The panel will be at the School of Education, Health and Human Performance Alumni Center during the 7 p.m.-midnight broadcast.
Popular U.S. Rep. Tim Scott, who still hasnโt endorsed a presidential candidate, appears to be sticking with his role as an equal opportunity primary moderator, joining with Mike Huckabee for โHuckabee Forum 2: South Carolina Undecidedโ in Charleston. Itโll feature presidential candidates a week before the primary, January 14, at Sottile Theatre, 44 George Street
A trove of Holocaust correspondence is on view through Jan. 27 on the second floor of the College of Charleston's Addlestone Library, 205 Calhoun St. "Letters to Sala: A Young Woman's Life in Nazi Labor Camps" includes about 100 postcards, letters, photographs, documents and other materials from a collection of 300 items now part of
The College of Charleston is among three South Carolina colleges and universities listed among the 100 Best Values in Public Colleges from Kiplinger magazine. Kiplingerโs analysis used several factors to determine best value, including a combination of โacademics and affordability.โ For academics, Kiplinger looked at SAT scores, admission rates, student-faculty ratios and graduation rates. The
MOST people, especially those working or living overseas and have come back for the holidays, would have spent a lot of time with their families and friends. Well, not violinist Siow Lee-Chin. Not only has she been prepping for rehearsals with the Singapore Symphony Orchestra (SSO) for a performance celebrating their 33rd anniversary, she's also
