61. Congressman Joe Wilson : 2nd District Of South Carolina Wilson served in the south carolina State Senate from Lexington County, Joe is a strong supporter of the military. A member of the United States Army http://joewilson.house.gov/Biography/extensivebio.htm

Home Biography Extensive Biography Sign-up Here Find all sorts of cool facts for kids. Have Fun Here High-Resolution PHOTO of Rep. Wilson (Print-Quality for publications) Joe Wilson was elected to the US House of Representatives on behalf of the people of the Second District of South Carolina on December 18, 2001. The very next day on the 19th, he was sworn in during a ceremony at the Capitol. Since then, the Congressman was appointed to the House Armed Services Committee (serving on the Subcommittee on Terrorism and the Subcommittee on Tactical Air and Land), the House Committee on Education and the Workforce (serving on the Subcommittee on Education Reform and the Subcommittee on Employer-Employee Relations), and the House International Relations Committee Previously, Rep. Wilson served in the South Carolina State Senate from Lexington County, South Carolina for seventeen years with a perfect attendance record. In 2001, Joe was elected Chairman of the Senate Transportation Committee and also served on Judiciary, Education, General, Agriculture, Invitations Committees, Joint Committee on Aging, and was Vice-Chairman of the Committee to Screen Candidates for College and University Boards of Trustees. He has been a member of the Columbia College Board of Visitors and Coker College Board of Trustees. editorial praising Wilson's experience and crucial role in Congress.

62. Congressman Joe Wilson : 2nd District Of South Carolina After serving as a Staff Judge Advocate in the south carolina Army National Guardfor over 31 years, he retired from military service in 2003. http://joewilson.house.gov/Biography/

Home Biography Biography Sign-up Here Find all sorts of cool facts for kids. Have Fun Here From participating as a teenage republican to serving in the halls of the U.S. House of Representatives, Wilson has dedicated much of his life to public service. He began his career as a member on the staffs of South Carolina legends Senator Strom Thurmond and Congressman Floyd Spence. He also worked in the visionary Ronald Reagan administration as Deputy General Counsel for the United States Department of Energy Secretary and served under former South Carolina Governor, Jim Edwards. Wilson was proud to serve in the South Carolina State Senate with perfect attendance for 17 years. Throughout his life, Wilson has strongly supported the U.S. military. From 1972 – 1975, he served in the United States Army Reserves. After serving as a Staff Judge Advocate in the South Carolina Army National Guard for over 31 years, he retired from military service in 2003. Joe and his wife Roxanne are the proud parents of four sons, three of whom serve in the U.S. military. Alan, his oldest son, is a Captain in the Army National Guard; Add is a graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy and is now an Ensign attending Uniform Services Medical School; Julian is a recent graduate of Clemson University and is a Second Lieutenant in the Army National Guard, and Hunter currently attends Airport High School. He also has two grandsons. Extensive Biography Rep. Joe Wilson's Congressional Highlights of 2002 - 2003

63. National History Day In South Carolina State Contest Awards south carolina 2005 Final Results. More than 300 middle and high school students Junior Group Performance, Camden military Academy Silver Medalists http://www.palmettohistory.org/nhd2005/nhdwinners2005.htm

NATIONAL HISTORY DAY in SOUTH CAROLINA 2005 Final Results More than 300 middle and high school students from around the state converged on the S.C. Archives and History Center on April 23 to take part in the National History Day state finals competition. The students competed individually and in groups in four categories: historical papers, exhibits, performances and documentaries. The two Gold Medalists in each category earned the opportunity to represent South Carolina at the national competition June 12-16 at the University of Maryland. South Carolina participants at National History Day, College Park Maryland, June 2005 View a collage of photos from the April 23 competition. Junior Historical Paper Gold Medalist: Luke Pincelli, Franklin D. Roosevelt: The First Great Electronic Communicator , Hand Middle School, Columbia, Teacher: Carolyn Donchatz Gold Medalist: Rebecca Miles, Blues Music Communicates Pain: A Message to the World , Long Middle School, Cheraw, Teacher: Debbie Ballard Silver Medalist: Stuart Teal

64. South Carolina Military Institute Cadets That all graduates of the south carolina military Academy, Throughout thewar, the Cadets of each school provided services to the state and Confederate http://www.researchonline.net/sccw/unit162.htm

Historical Sketch South Carolina Military Institute Cadets HISTORICAL NOTES: The Cadets of the Citadel were ordered to Morris Island on January 1, 1861 to construct and man a site on Morris Island in Charleston Harbor to command the channel to prevent reinforcement of Fort Sumter. On January 9, 1861, the Cadets fired on a Federal steamer, the Star of the West, as it approached Fort Sumter with 200 infantry troops. The Star of the West retraced its route and proceeded out of the harbor and back to New York. History would date the beginning of the conflict from the bombardment of Fort Sumter, rather than the earlier firing three months before on the Star of the West. Thus, the Cadets were relieved of the burden of responsibility for the devastating conflict which was about to unfold. In preparation for war efforts, on January 28,1861, the South Carolina General Assembly passed an act combining the Arsenal and Citadel into one institution: I. That the Arsenal Academy and the Citadel Academy shall retain the same distinctive titles, but they shall together constitute and be entitled, "The South Carolina Military Academy." III. That all graduates of the South Carolina Military Academy, in consideration of their four years service at the said Academy, shall be eligible to any commissioned office, not above the grade of colonel, in the military organization of the State.

65. Military Units Of South Carolina The Civil War in south carolina military Units of south carolina. The exact numberof military units which were formed in south carolina is unknown. http://www.researchonline.net/sccw/scunits.htm

The Civil War in South Carolina Military Units of South Carolina The exact number of military units which were formed in South Carolina is unknown. Some units changed names and / or were consolidated or reoganized during the war and a few were disbanded without seeing service. This list contains 191 known discreet units and is based on the inventory made by the National Archives of the various rosters and service records. The Compendium of Civil War Regiments by Sifakis identifies 171 units, but my list below shows 191 units. I believe this number is pretty accurate. From the State of South Carolina, the following units were formed for service in the Civil War: 33 regiments, and 2 battalions of infantry 7 regiments and 1 battalion of cavalry 1 regiment, and 1 battalion of heavy artillery 29 batteries of light artillery The total loss of the Confederate Armies in killed and mortally wounded will never be definitely known, and can be stated only in round numbers. A summing up of the casualties at each battle and minor engagementusing official reports only, and in their absence accepting Confederate estimates- indicates that 94, 000 men were killed or mortally wounded on the Confederate side during the war. Almost one quarter of these men were from South Carolina. An estimated 23,000 were killed in the war, and 18,666 are known and their names listed in Broken Fortunes To understand the full meaning of these figures one must keep in mind the sparse population of these States. The "military population" of South Carolina in 1861 was 55,046.

66. Educational Institutions In The Early Republic Founded as a Presbyterian school(?) Known in early years as the College of New south carolina College. Columbia, SC. From 1820 34, Thomas Cooper http://www.earlyrepublic.net/schools.htm

Educational Institutions in the Early Republic Academy of Natural Sciences American Literary, Scientific, and Military Academy In Norwich VT . Now Norwich University. Gideon Welles studied there 1824-25. Founded and initially run by Capt. Alden Partridge , who had been fired as superintendent of West Point , for overbearing, and at the same time sloppy, administration and running the school as a "sort of aid society for hungry Partridges and impecunious friends." In the year Welles attended, the heavily promoted school's enrollment went from 162 to 400. Meanwhile, Welles found the atmosphere rowdy and overcrowded, the courses in the catalogue mostly nonexistent, and the library poor and grossly misrepresented. (Source: Niven, Welles , p17-19; and Shepard, Pedlar's Progress The American Lyceum An organization for bringing lecturers on all sorts of knowledge to cities and towns around America. Amherst College Described in Abbott's Cornerstone Founded (around 1820?) "to check the progress of errors which are propagated from Cambridge (i.e. Harvard)", according to Noah Webster Graduates: Henry Ward Beecher Orson Squire Fowler (phenologist) Andover Theological Seminary 3 or 4 miles south of the Merrimack River , near Lawrence , on the tributary Shawsheen River.

67. Citadel Military College Of South Carolina --  Britannica Student Encyclopedia elementary and high school students. Citadel military College of south carolina Overview of this military college in Charleston, south carolina. http://www.britannica.com/ebi/article-9310704

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68. South Carolina State Arsenal In 1842 the south carolina military Academy, a liberal arts military The newAcademy took over the arsenal the following year, and the school soon http://www.cr.nps.gov/nr/travel/charleston/ssa.htm

South Carolina State Arsenal Photograph by Lissa D'Aquisto, courtesy of City of Charleston The South Carolina State Arsenal, more commonly known as the Old Citadel, is associated with several aspects of Charleston's history. The impetus for the Arsenal's construction in the early 1830s was the 1822 slave revolt led by Denmark Vesey. In 1842 the South Carolina Military Academy, a liberal arts military college, was established by the state legislature. The new Academy took over the arsenal the following year, and the school soon became know as The Citadel in reference to the fortress-like appearance of the building. Many Citadel alumni fought in the Civil War. Cadets remained at the school but were periodically ordered by the governor to support the Confederacy, and helped drill recruits, manufacture ammunition, protect arms depots, and guard Union prisoners. Citadel cadets were responsible for firing the first shots of the Civil War, January 9, 1861, at the Union relief vessel approaching Fort Sumter . From 1865 to 1881, during Reconstruction in Charleston, Federal troops occupied the Citadel and the school was closed. Classes resumed at the Citadel in 1882, and continued here until the school was relocated to a campus on the banks of the Ashley River in 1922.

69. President | About Newberry College | Newberry College | Newberry, South Carolina a Master of Arts degree in military history from the School for Advanced He is a member of the Board of Directors of the south carolina Research http://www.newberry.edu/about/president.asp

September 26, 0:40 Monday - Quick Links - Admissions Apply to Newberry College Financial Aid Academics Academic Calendar Alumni How to Make a Gift Athletics Employment Faculty/Staff Directory Student Affairs Campus Ministry News Event Calendar Wessels Library Webmail Mission President Board of Trustees Administration ... Newberry, SC Mitchell M. Zais, Ph.D. Biographical Information Newberry College Mitchell M. Zais, Ph.D. President Dr. Mitchell (Mick) M. Zais has been president of Newberry College since August of 2000. He earned an Engineering Degree from the U.S. Military Academy at West Point; a Master of Arts degree in military history from the School for Advanced Military Studies at Leavenworth, Kansas; and Master of Science and Ph.D. degrees in social psychology and organizational behavior from the University of Washington. He is also a graduate of the National Defense University, Washington, D.C., where he was a post-doctoral research fellow in national security affairs. Dr. Zais has written and published extensively in the fields of organizational behavior, curriculum design, stress, military history and doctrine, and leadership and management, in such professional journals as the Journal of Applied Psychology, Armed Forces Journal International, Military Review, Parameters, etc. His opinion-editorial pieces, written while President of Newberry College, have appeared in newspapers across the state.

70. S. Carolina Youth ChalleNGe Academy @ The Wil Lou Gray Opportunity School military STRUCTURE. Current and retired members of the south carolina NationalGuard provide Opportunity School. WEST COLUMBIA, south carolina 29170 http://www.willougray.org/

Are You Ready for the Challe NG e ? The South Carolina Youth Challe NG e Academy at the Wil Lou Gray Opportunity School The South Carolina National Guard, in partnership with the Wil Lou Gray Opportunity School, wants to challenge you with a second opportunity for success. Historically, the Wil Lou Gray Opportunity School has a been a leader in alternative education for deserving South Carolinians since 1921. Youth ChalleNGe is a National Guard program. The 1998 partnership of these two agencies provides the wealth of educational enrichment offered by the staff and facilities of the Opportunity School with the South Carolina National Guard's commitment to serving the state's at risk youth. This collaboration makes an unprecedented pledge of success to our at-risk youth-Youth who represent South Carolina's future. The Youth ChalleNGe Academy is not for everyone. It's not a summer camp...it's tough. When you enroll, you commit to no alcohol, tobacco, or illegal drugs. You commit to discipline which is the critical factor in helping you build your own confidence, self-respect and physical conditioning. Not all who enroll graduate, but those who do find they've turned the corner in getting their lives together. The Youth ChalleNGe Academy is designed to help youth acquire the basic skills and education necessary to succeed in life.

71. Military Magnet Academy - North Charleston, South Carolina / SC - School Informa Norman C Toole military Magnet N. Charleston, south carolina / SC - schoolinformation. http://www.greatschools.net/modperl/browse_school/sc/271/

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72. South Carolina Schools south carolina test scores. Back to School Tips and Resources Camden MilitaryAcademy Cheraw Primary School Community Christian Academy http://www.greatschools.net/cgi-bin/schoollist/SC

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73. CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: South Carolina south carolina rises from marshland in its eastern tidewater section to a in the common or public schools in the State of south carolina and shall be http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/14157a.htm

Home Encyclopedia Summa Fathers ... S > South Carolina A B C D ... CICDC - Home of the Catholic Lifetime Reading Plan South Carolina One of the thirteen original colonies of the United States, has an area of 30,570 square miles throughout its 35 counties, with an extreme breadth of 235 miles and an extreme width of 215. It is bounded eastward by North Carolina and the Atlantic, with a coast line of 200 miles; Georgia lies to the west and North Carolina bounds it on the north. Columbia is the capital. PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS South Carolina rises from marshland in its eastern tidewater section to a mountainous region in the extreme western portion of the state. The Pedee and the Santee are navigable rivers flowing into the Atlantic and reaching the sea through deltas in the marsh regions. It is probable that more than half of the state was at one time in dense timber. POPULATION The state is twenty-sixth in rank of population according to the census of 1910. The population in 1820 was 502,741; in 1840, 594,398; in 1860, 703,708; 1in 1880, 995,577; in 1900, 1,340,316; in 1910, 1,515,400. Beaufort County is the fifth county in the United States in point of density of negro population, having a percentage of 90.5. In 1790 South Carolina was second only to Virginia in the number of its slaves, having 107,097. The largest cities with their respective populations are as follows; Charleston, 58,833; Columbia, 26,319; Spartanburg, 17,517; Greenville, 15,741. RESOURCES EDUCATION For white children there are 2712 public schools in the state (1909) employing 933 men teachers and 3247 women, and reaching 153,807 pupils with an average attendance of 107,368. For negro children there are 2354, employing 894 men teachers and 1802 women, with an average attendance of 123,481. The total revenue for both white and negroes was $42,345,647.72; out of which there was expended $1,590,732.51 for whites and $308,153.16 for negroes. The state's per capita expenditure, according to enrolment, was in 1899, $4.90 for white, $1.42 for negro, $2.69 for both; in 1904, $6.88 for white, $1.47 for negro, $4.08 for both; in 1909, $10.34 for white, $1.70 for negro, $5.67 for both. There are 27 institutions of higher education for whites and 11 for negroes. Of the 27 institutions for whites, 5, non-sectarian, receive a total state support of $355,994.88; 5 are Presbyterian, 3 Methodist, 3

74. South Carolina Boarding Schools - Find & Apply Online To South Carolina Boarding south carolina Boarding schools are located below. Camden SC, Boys, MilitaryBoarding 712, 315 students Boys 315 Boarding 315 http://www.admissionsquest.com/Find/Boarding/sc.htm

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75. Citadel, Furman And The Sixteenth The south carolina military College Furman University and The Sixteenth Principal, Mt. Zion School, Winnsboro 59 Assistant Professor Citadel-60-61 http://www.geocities.com/BourbonStreet/Square/3873/citadel.html

Sixteenth South Carolina C.S.A. The South Carolina Military College Furman University and The Sixteenth Sixteenth South Carolina C.S.A. Emblems of Southern Valor, The Battle Flags of the Confederacy Joseph H. Crute, Jr. Illustrations by Roland N. Stock ISBN# 1-56013-001-6. "Dixie" Music by Dayle K. The Citadel Her men of the Sixteenth and Greenville County. These selections are from Thomas' book, History of the South Carolina Military Academy 1783-1892. General Ellison Capers The Fighting Bishop Class of 1857 Anderson District Assistant Instructor Citadel -58 Principal, Mt. Zion School, Winnsboro -59 Assistant Professor Citadel-60-61 Major and Lt. Colonel of First Regiment of Rifles 12-60 to 12-61 Lt. Colonel of the Twenty-fourth South Carolina Commanding first attack on enemy, James Island, June of 1862 Commanding flank battery siege guns Battle of Seccessionville, June 16, 1862 Commanding 24th Regiment and wounded, battle of Wright's Farm, Jackson, Mississippi, May 14, 1863 Wounded in Battle Chickamauga, Ga., September 20, 1863

76. Camden Military Academy South Carolina - Boarding School Information of School Location......Camden military Academy, 11.25. south carolina, 14.40. USA, 15.74. MiscellaneousDetails. Male to Female Ratios. Locale. http://www.myboardingschool.com/sch/USA/SC/CAMDEN MILITARY ACADEMY/

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77. Military Academy -- Facts, Info, And Encyclopedia Article There are three types of military academies (A public secondary school usually Toole military Magnet Academy (Charleston Heights, south carolina) http://www.absoluteastronomy.com/encyclopedia/m/mi/military_academy.htm

Military academy [Categories: Military academies] There are three types of military academies (A public secondary school usually including grades 9 through 12) High school level institutions (up to age 19), (Establishment where a seat of higher learning is housed, including administrative and living quarters as well as facilities for research and teaching) university level institutions, and those only serving to prepare (Click link for more info and facts about officer cadets) officer cadets for (The act of granting authority to undertake certain functions) commissioning into the (The military forces of a nation) armed services of a (The way something is with respect to its main attributes) state ( such as (Click link for more info and facts about RMA Sandhurst) RMA Sandhurst United States usage The term Military School primarily refers to pre-collegiate ( (Time between the beginning and the end of a temporal period) middle and (A public secondary school usually including grades 9 through 12) high school ) institutions. The term Military Academy commonly refers to all pre-collegiate, collegiate, and post-collegiate institutions.

78. Kershaw County School District - South Carolina LugoffElgin School will register 9th grade students July 18 and upper classmen on careers, the military and other options for life after high school. http://www.kershaw.k12.sc.us/

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79. South Carolina State Symbols, Emblems, Flag And Seal - The United States Of Amer military Academy, Camden military Academy, 2001 Visit the NETSTATE southcarolina State Book Store for additional south carolina related books, http://www.netstate.com/states/symb/sc_symb.htm

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Charleston, South Carolina From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Charleston, South Carolina Flag Detail Seal Detail ... Nickname : The Holy City, The Palmetto City Location in South Carolina Founded Incorporated County Berkeley County Charleston County ... Time zone Eastern ( UTC Coordinates WGS-84 ( GPS www.ci.charleston.sc.us For other uses, see Charleston Charleston is a city in the counties of Berkeley and Charleston in the U.S. state of South Carolina . The city was founded as Charlestown or Charles Towne Carolina in , and moved to its present location in . Up until 1800, Charleston was the fifth largest city in North America , behind Philadelphia New York City Boston , and Quebec City . It adopted its present name in . Also known as The Holy City, Charleston brims with the culturally unique, such as the joggling board As of 2004 , the Census Bureau estimated the population of the city proper as 104,883, a 7,8% growth over the population as of the census. The metropolitan area of Charleston and North Charleston had a population of about 583,434, 76th largest in the country. The city of Charleston is located roughly at the mid-point of South Carolina 's coastline , at the junction of the Ashley and Cooper Rivers. Charleston's name is derived from Charles Town, named after King

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