Hudson Qualifies for U.S. Amateur
College Golfer will play in the United States Amateur Championship later this month
College Golfer will play in the United States Amateur Championship later this month
Darby is current CEO of Kiawah Development Partners.
It is the sacred Jewish mandate to repair a broken world, and the concept of tikkun olam, informed by the Holocaust, is the force behind Anita Zucker's philanthropy. The Zucker family is making a gift of $1.5 million to the College of Charleston, money that will fund the Zucker/Goldberg Holocaust Education Initiative. An endowment of
The College of Charleston is receiving a $1.5 million donation to enhance Holocaust studies at the South Carolina school. The Post and Courier of Charleston reports the donation comes from Anita Zucker, wife of the late Jerry Zucker, who was president and CEO of the InterTech Group in North Charleston. Anita Zucker became CEO and
Charleston entrepreneur Anita Zucker's gift will endow a chair of Holocaust Studies and provide funding for Holocaust education initiatives.
“The hotels, restaurants, the resort of course and you have the indirect impact, which means the goods in the area and the induced impact which means the employees at the golf resort, restaurants, hotels and their spending,” explained Dr. Bing Pan, assistant professor in the department of Hospitality & Tourism Management at the College of
Lindsey Barr, health educator at the College of Charleston, agrees, noting that there is even peer pressure to be healthy. "It's become hip to do yoga, be vegetarian and eat locally grown food," she says. Barr says the college's newsletter, Wholistic Healer, (which has a Facebook page) seeks to further encourage "the understanding between the
School honored for “prime location and relatively low tuition".
"Almost any laptop that you pick up will exceed the technical specifications," says College of Charleston student computing support coordinator Frank Hamilton. "It's the warranty, the safety features and the software that make the difference." http://www.postandcourier.com/news/2010/aug/02/do-homework-before-purchase/
Chris Lamb, a communications professor at the College of Charleston, says late-night comics have feasted on it. And at the same time, he said, Jay Leno, David Letterman and Jon Stewart perpetuate the Palmetto State's reputation for political miscues. Even Lamb can't resist taking a poke at the state. "I don't think South Carolina's image