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Cocaine circulated so readily in Charleston’s upper-crust circles that former State Treasurer Thomas Ravenel confessed that, in his orbit, users shared the powder “like a football ... back and forth.” (Includes transcripts)- 1:11 PM
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Moments after Thursday’s final out, the USC baseball team ducked into the dugout and into the tunnel. The forecast was for rain, so the players had been instructed to rush the tarp over the field.
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The cyclone's official death toll has nearly doubled to almost 78,000 and another 56,000 people remain missing two weeks after the devastating storm, state television reported Friday.- 12:01 PM
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Percy A. Mack, superintendent of Dayton, Ohio, city schools since July 2002, will be Richland 1’s new superintendent. “It’s exciting for me. I’m flattered they have the confidence to pick me to lead that district,” Mack said Friday.- 1:21 PM
Saffron is spicing up the dining scene on Devine Street. Open for about two weeks, the Moroccan restaurant has replaced Al-Amir Mediterranean at 2930 Devine and has brought a flavor-packed menu along with it.- 12:09 AM
Youth, fashion and art rarely converge more harmoniously than at the Contemporaries of the Columbia Museum of Art Black and White Ball.
