Author: Margaret Evans

9 to 5: The Musical’ Opens at USCB

For the first time since Grease: The Musical in 2014, all three members of the Sweetgrass Angels will appear together in a production at the Beaufort Theater Company. And this theatrical reunion only scratches the surface of the ways that 9 to 5: The Musical brings Beaufort together. The cast members represent a wide array of the communities that make up life in the Lowcountry, with ties to the military, USCB, the public schools, the arts, small businesses, and many other walks of life.

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9 to 5: The Musical’ Opens at USCB

For the first time since Grease: The Musical in 2014, all three members of the Sweetgrass Angels will appear together in a production at the Beaufort Theater Company. And this theatrical reunion only scratches the surface of the ways that 9 to 5: The Musical brings Beaufort together. The cast members represent a wide array of the communities that make up life in the Lowcountry, with ties to the military, USCB, the public schools, the arts, small businesses, and many other walks of life.

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Él Es Como Yo

Shovel, puh-leeze. Sometimes feeling buried in wrenching articles about this election, related polling and other political science data, I find it soothing to listen to real voters.  Recently, NBC’s Anne Thompson reported from Youngstown, Ohio.  Not too far from my former humble home in Columbus. 

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Él Es Como Yo

Shovel, puh-leeze. Sometimes feeling buried in wrenching articles about this election, related polling and other political science data, I find it soothing to listen to real voters.  Recently, NBC’s Anne Thompson reported from Youngstown, Ohio.  Not too far from my former humble home in Columbus. 

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Teaching Teachers About Reconstruction

A history professor at the University of South Carolina Beaufort has been awarded, for the second time, a grant of nearly $200,000 by the National Endowment for the Humanities to conduct a three-week institute for school teachers on the history of Reconstruction and its legacy along America’s Southeastern coast.

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Teaching Teachers About Reconstruction

A history professor at the University of South Carolina Beaufort has been awarded, for the second time, a grant of nearly $200,000 by the National Endowment for the Humanities to conduct a three-week institute for school teachers on the history of Reconstruction and its legacy along America’s Southeastern coast.

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Take Me to the Woodshed

Ahhh, the perfect garden shed – the stuff of dreams. Often,we gardeners are relegated to propping the digging fork andthe shovel in a corner of the garage, with the clippers andshears in a drawer in the kitchen, extra pots and plantersstacked against a wall somewhere, and bags of fertilizer,potting soil, plus odds and ends in whatever unused shelf orbox we can find.

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Beaufort Writer Wins Statewide Contest

Beaufort native Anna Sheppard has taken third place in the third annual South Carolina High School Writing Contest, sponsored by The South Carolina Honors College and USC Press. Grand Judge Mary Alice Monroe judged the writings of the semi-finalists, 50 juniors and seniors, each of whom submitted two pieces of writing.

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Beaufort Writer Wins Statewide Contest

Beaufort native Anna Sheppard has taken third place in the third annual South Carolina High School Writing Contest, sponsored by The South Carolina Honors College and USC Press. Grand Judge Mary Alice Monroe judged the writings of the semi-finalists, 50 juniors and seniors, each of whom submitted two pieces of writing.

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