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Have a Suspended License? – It’s Driver Amnesty Week!

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by Syllabus Magazine - Mar 10, 2014

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SC DMV giving drivers who no longer have licenses in South carolina, a chance to get back on the road!

To qualify you must be one of the following types of suspended drivers:

· Drivers under 18 years of age that are suspended for excessive points.

· Those suspended for operating an unlicensed taxi or vehicle.

· Drivers suspended for operating an uninsured vehicle that they did not own.

· Those suspended for operating or allowing operation of an uninsured vehicle.

· Drivers suspended for driving under suspension, excluding alcohol or drug related convictions.

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SC State University in Jeopardy

by Nina Grey - Mar 5, 2014

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In this week’s sad and unfortunate news, SC State’s President Thomas Elzey announced that the school is currently in jeopardy of losing is Accreditation. The school is requesting $14 million from the state’s lawmakers in order to pay its bills through June of 2014; the newly elected President stated that many of the unpaid bills date back to October of last year.

According the the Post and Courier, Elzey confessed that when he was hired for this position, he knew that he was, “walking into a Hornet’s Nest”, however he did not realize how serious the problems were with this school. Let’s hope South Carolina’s only public Historically Black College can bounce back with a balanced budget by next year!

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Morrie Turner

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by Syllabus Magazine - Feb 4, 2014

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Morrie Turner was the first nationally syndicated African American cartoonist in America, was still making cartoons for the children of Sacramento. Turner sketched the first black comic strip called “Wee Pals”, which hit the newspapers of Chicago in 1965. His cartoons dealt with serious issues like bullying, sexism and racism. The cartoonist passed away on January 25, 2014. He was 90 years old.

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SC Lawmakers to Decide if Recording/Posting Fights is not a Crime!

by Nina Grey - Jan 14, 2014

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Everyone that posts fight videos for “likes” and “hits” may want to be on alert today. South Carolina lawmakers are back in session, and today is the day they decide whether to make it Illegal for people to record and post videos of people committing crimes. Damn, what is Worldstar going to do now?

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Don’t Let the Holiday Madness Make you Crazy!

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by Nina Grey - Dec 12, 2013

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December can be a stressful time of year, your money is tight, you’re trying to balance work (sometimes multiple jobs), family, make time for yourself, and you want to get your life right in preparation for next year. The first thing I need most of you to do is stop all the whining and bi*****, Keep Calm, breathe and use some of these tips:

SAY NO!

Ohhh this is a tip that I hold dear to my heart. Listen, you already have plenty going on and this is not the time where you can be everything to everyone. Now is the time to put the important things first and say NO to the bulls***. That doesn’t only apply to saying no to unreasonable people, but sometimes we have to say no to Facebook, Twitter, and many of the distractions that we have that waste valuable time during the holidays.

EXPRESS GRATITUDE

Express how grateful you are, write it down, and think about everything that you have been blessed with. It’s amazing how quickly attitude changes when you take a second to stop and think about how many ways you have been blessed. Heck if you have to, send a card out to people expressing how thankful you are to have them in your life. This medicine is better than Xanax.

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