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Author Archives: Kate Moore
SCPC Graduate Assistants to Spend Summer in Washington
Check out what Laura Litwer and Caitlin Mans are doing this summer! Continue reading
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Immigration in America: How Do We Fix a System in Crisis?
Join us tomorrow in the Hollings Library…rsvp details inside Continue reading
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In Memoriam: Philip G. Grose (1938-2012)
One of SCPC’s great friends, Phil Grose, passed away last week. Unbeknownst to many of his friends, he had been diagnosed with leukemia three years ago, but Phil lived a rich life until the cancer returned recently. In that three … Continue reading
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Who Owns Democracy? A Forum on Money and Politics
Jan. 23rd in the Hollings Library Continue reading
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Jack Bass to be honored with Lifetime Achievement Award
January 27th by the SC African American Heritage Commission Continue reading
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“Well, you can’t refuse a Sister” — Sister Mary Anthony Monahan, Fritz Hollings, and Hunger in South Carolina
One of the great joys in working at the Libraries is the friendships we develop with Library supporters — people who care about history and value what we do. Our friends support us with their time, money and energy. One … Continue reading
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Oral History Transcripts about Life in the Governor’s Mansion Now Online!
Adding to the “Life in the Mansion” exhibit currently up in our gallery, check out these transcripts. Continue reading
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Memories of Politics Past
Can you guess which former South Carolina governor is speaking at an inauguration and when it was? Continue reading
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