September 2008
Depth Perception
Building on years of classical training, artist Jill Hooper delves into new territory—exploring the palette and patina of the human psyche
Hidden Treasures
In order to view some of the world’s most prized documents and antiquities, one could visit the Smithsonian in Washington, D.C., the British Museum in London, or the Bibliothèque Nationale in Paris. However, right here in Charleston, on the third floor of the college’s Addlestone Library, reside some equally intriguing and priceless artifacts.
Circa 1886
This Mobil Four-Star, AAA Four-Diamond restaurant is located in the original carriage house that once served the Wentworth Mansion in Harleston Village.
Beyond Extremes
“What’s a year?” It was a rhetorical question, no big deal, Qanta Ahmed thought as she signed a one-year contract with the King Fahad National Guard Hospital in Saudi Arabia.
Ahmed, a British citizen of Pakistani heritage, had her visa renewal denied after working for seven years in New York City, where she completed her medical residency and fellowship training, and she needed an overseas stint to tide her over.
Sweeten the Deal
When Hartsville native M. Kelly Wilson graduated from the University of South Carolina with degrees in both history and English, baking was merely a hobby.
