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Volunteers here. She seemed relaxed and comfortable up there speaking to this supportive crowd. But she took a few shots at donald trump in her speech take a listen 3 3 despite what you hear, we dont need to make America Great again. America has never stopped being great. cheers but we need to make america 3 whole again. cheers tear down barriers show that we are in this together 3 3 because together we can break down all the b briers holding our families and our country back. We can build ladde...

Students use Sprinklr to conduct research for local organizations and prepare for a job in social media ... | June 12, 2023

Clemson University's Social Media Listening Center finds negative feelings associated with conversations surrounding Election Day.

ROGERS -- Dozens of Rogers High School students came out Thursday night to support Laquita Nguyen and to honor their classmate -- her deceased daughter.

ROGERS -- Dozens of Rogers High School students came out Thursday night to support Laquita Nguyen and to honor their classmate -- her deceased daughter.

ROGERS -- Dozens of Rogers High School students came out Thursday night to support Laquita Nguyen and to honer their classmate -- her deceased daughter.

ROGERS -- Dozens of Rogers High School students came out Thursday night to support Laquita Nguyen and to honor their classmate -- her deceased daughter.

Cynthia Gaines never used to dread work. But that was before the pandemic when her job as a maintenance worker at the Allen Reeves Clemson football facility was steady and her sister and niece still had jobs. Her grandsons were also in school, so she didnt need to feed them three times a day. It was also before she was afraid of the coronavirus.  "Some days I just start crying because I have to go to work," Gaines, who is Black, said. "Because I’m afraid. I don’t know who’s going to get ...

I really cannot do it anymore: Pandemic escalates burden of work, childcare at Clemson Zoe Nicholson, Greenville News © Provided Brandon Boatwright and his son, Griffin Cynthia Gaines never used to dread work. But that was before the pandemic when her job as a maintenance worker at the Allen Reeves Clemson football facility was steady and her sister and niece still had jobs. Her grandsons were also in school, so she didnt need to feed them three times a day. It was also befor...