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March 21, 2016

• Gamecocks catcher John Jones named SEC Player of the Week
• South Carolina baseball earning respect in national polls
• S.C. High School Soccer Coaches Association Polls
• Ex-Gamecock Weslye Saunders works out for New England
• Westside DB Lummie Young has Gamecocks as solid favorite
• Tennessee, other threats await South Carolina in Sioux Falls
• Monday letters: More unlimited alcohol consumption
• Monday letters: Conservation easements need to be promoted
• Monday letters: Parents to blame for unruly children
• Monday letters: Richland Library, Columbia Art Museum deserve recognition
• Letters: Compromise isn’t evil, it’s essential
• Letters: Don’t blame Trump for protesters
• Letters: Want change? Oust incumbents
• Letters: Be careful what you ingest out there
• Mitchell super as Gamecocks beat Kansas State, head to Sweet 16
• Recruit’s death under investigation at Parris Island
• Date set for Kelvin Washington's 2nd court appearance on DUI charge
• Mazyck: State tax credit can turn inequality into opportunity
• Cobb-Hunter: Pay raise for state employees is a long overdue investment
• A’ja Wilson passes 1,000-point barrier in South Carolina’s NCAA win
• Two backups key as Gamecocks women overcome frontcourt issues
• Richland 1 offering new language immersion program this fall
• Conway firefighter dies after struck by fire engine at house fire
• Beer’s homer lifts Tigers in 10th
• Midlands teams among Class 5A’s best in the state
• Columbia police investigating shooting death of 22-year-old found inside vehicle in Five Points
• Lorenzo Nunez could miss spring after Saturday injury
• NIT updates: South Carolina vs. Georgia Tech
• Police seek three ‘persons of interest’ as they investigate death of man found shot in Five Points
• Scoppe: A new group of carpetbaggers, a familiar MO
• Who is John Jones? The hottest hitter in the SEC
• Editorials from across South Carolina: guns on campus, drilling off SC coast, school takeovers
• Teen charged with attempted murder after turning self into Richland County Sheriff
• South Carolina fishing team wins college national championship
• EXCLUSIVE: Former Lt. Gov. McGill running for governor as a Republican
• NC Legislature could return within a week to address Charlotte LGBT ordinance
• Scott: SC DJJ needs long-term solutions that work, not quick fixes that backfire
• Former Carolina Panther Jarrod Cooper struggles to keep his mind right
• Soda City Suds Week pairs beer and tacos Tuesday
• TWENTY UNDER FORTY: 20 young professionals helping to build the Midlands
• British ships in Japan to carry plutonium to SC’s Savannah River Site
• Moe Levy’s reopens in downtown Columbia
• Thief makes getaway with Mercedes and $5,000 of jewelry from USC band and dance building
• Lexington County prosecutor Myers’ DUI case delayed
• Prescribed burns to take place in Lexington, Newberry counties
• Four killed on S.C. roadways over the weekend
• Lexington golf course bouncing back from flood after dam broke