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Gov. Haley stopped in the Lowcountry to reveal report cards and her vision for the next session
Gov. Haley stopped in Charleston Saturday.
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Florida's new primary date directly affects South Carolina
Florida is threatening to change their primary date to January 31st, in a move that would force South Carolina to hold theirs in mid January.
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College of Charleston student president's tweets under scrutiny
The 2/3 vote was not met, the motion to impeach student president Ross Kressel failed to pass.
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Hurricane Irene closings and cancellations
A Tropical Storm Warning is in effect for much of the South Carolina coastline.
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College of Charleston's building renamed TD Arena
CHARLESTON, S.C. - The College of Charleston's basketball court will be renamed TD Arena under a licensing agreement with TD Bank.
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Students and staff COC shaken by earthquake
Students and faculty at the College of Charleston felt the earth move today as a 5.9 magnitude earthquake centered in Virginia traveled down the eastern seaboard.
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College of Charleston finds room for 144 students
CHARLESTON, S.C. - The College of Charleston says it has been able to find rooms for an extra 144 students for the fall semester.
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Arson fears in downtown Charleston as C of C students return
New College of Charleston students are spending part of the week in Orientation sessions. With those new students are some new downtown Charleston residents who may need to be educate about the rash of arsons.
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Charleston icon Robert Ivey died Friday
Robert Ivey suffered stroke in June and passed away Friday morning.
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Artistic director, Robert Ivey, dies
Founder and artistic director of the Robert Ivey Ballet, Robert Ivey died Friday after a long illness.
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College of Charleston Freshman named All-American
College of Charleston redshirt-freshman Daniel Aldrich was named to the Baseball America Freshman All-America First Team, the association announced on Tuesday.
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College of Charleston needs 300 more beds
CHARLESTON, S.C. - The College of Charleston needs another 300 beds for students who want to live on campus in the coming school year.
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College of Charleston keeps in-state tuition flat
CHARLESTON, S.C. - The College of Charleston is opting not to change tuition for in-state students this year.
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SoCon announces Athletes of The Year
College of Charleston’s Andrew Goudelock has been named the Bob Waters Male Athlete of the Year
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Roth semifinalist for Golden Spikes award
C of C's Daniel Aldrich also makes list
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Charleston Baseball Hall of Fame releases 2011 candidates
The Charleston Baseball Hall of Fame’s advisory committee has released the candidates for their Class of 2011, which will be selected by fans
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C of C avoids elimination
College of Charleston scored a run in the seventh and one in the eighth inning to come from behind and eliminate No. 1 seed Elon, 4-3, in the second elimination game of the 2011 Bennett Hospitality Southern Conference Baseball Championship presented by the Carolina Ford Dealers.
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Charleston neighbors frustrated with college kids
CHARLESTON, S.C. - The College of Charleston is considering adding more dormitories downtown, but some Charleston residents are frustrated with students who litter, drink beer and blare loud music in their neighborhoods.
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SoCon Baseball coaches select All-Conference team
College of Charleston outfielder Daniel Aldrich earned Freshman of the Year honors.
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Crucial weekend for The Citadel baseball team
Bulldogs on the outside looking in at SoCon tournament
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C of C beats Appalachian St., 7-4
Junior starting LHP Josh Renfro scattered five hits over seven innings and the College of Charleston used a balanced offensive attack to take a 7-4 victory over visiting Appalachian State University Friday evening in Southern Conference action at Patriots Point.
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Cougars beat Bulldogs, 7-1
The Citadel Baseball team gave up seven unanswered runs on Tuesday night to fall in a non-conference contest at Patriots Point to College of Charleston, 7-1.
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Class of 2011 faces a tough economy after graduation
National unemployment is hovering 9% and even higher for minorities.
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Gamecocks baseball notebook
USC takes series against Vandy, plays at C of C Tuesday
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Bucs rally beats Cougars, 4-3
Charleston Southern pinch-runner Ben Qualkinbush scored on a throwing error in the top of the ninth inning to break a 3-3 tie and give the visiting Buccaneers a 4-3 victory over the College of Charleston Wednesday evening at Patriots Point.
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