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The
Rotary Club of Charleston invites you to read more about the interesting
guest speakers and programs we've hosted:
Dec.
16, 2003
Holiday edition.
Dec.
9, 2003
U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham.
Dec.
2, 2003
Candidate Thomas Ravenel.
Nov.
25, 2003
Hal Salisbury on the Rotary Foundation.
Nov.
18, 2003
District Gov. Kay Oldhouser.
Nov.
11, 2003
U.S. Rep. Jim DeMint
Nov.
4, 2003
County Council chair Tim Scott.
Oct.
28, 2003
Lawyer and historial Robert Rosen
Oct.
21, 2003
The club hosts a forum for the five candidates for Mayor of Charleston.
Oct.
14, 2003
Col. Will Grimsley discusses his brigade's part in Operation
Iraqi Freedom.
Oct.
7 , 2003
Rotarian Mike Ethridge outlines "Stories for Life" program
Sept.
30, 2003
Gibbes Museum of Art Executive Director Betsy Fleming encourages
invigoration of the arts.
Sept.
23, 2003
New Roper St. Francis CEO David Dunlap outlines the hospital system's
plans.
Sept.
16, 2003
U.S. Senate candidate Charlie Condon outlined his views on combatting
international terrorism.
Sept.
9, 2003
Fund-raiser June Bradham explained to members why they shouldn't
be afraid of raising money.
Sept.
2, 2003
Congressman Jim Clyburn addressed the club.
Aug.
26, 2003
Congressman Henry Brown spoke about energy crises.
Aug.
19, 2003
Club member Jennet Robinson Alterman outlines the role of the Center
for Women in Charleston for women ... and men.
Aug.
12, 2003
Citadel professor Richard Porcher shares the history of Sea Island
cotton, once the source of the world's finest cloth.
Aug.
5, 2003
The Rev. Morey Lent shared stories and spun tales about life experiences
as a soldier, lawyer and priest.
July
29, 2003
Jay Thiedemann of the Trident Literary Association and George Rose
of the South Carolina Center for Family Programs spoke.
July
22, 2003
First Lady Jenny Sanford addressed members of the club.
July
15, 2003
SPAWAR Executive Director James Ward outlined how the Charleston
technology facility helps the U.S. gain military superiority. Member
Sue Sommer-Kresse was named the club's Rotarian of the Year.
July
8, 2003
Charleston Judge Michael Molony tells members about the Charleston
Livability Court, an innovation that's worthy of national attention.
June
24, 2003
Presidential and Board transition -- President John Grinalds turns
over the reins to new President Anita Zucker.
June
17, 2003
Club Assembly: President-elect Anita Zucker and her leadership team
outline the club's 2003-04 priorities and plans.
June
10, 2003
Carl Borick of the Charleston Museum on the British Siege of Charleston
June
3, 2003
Jane Riley and Jacqui Kennedy on Summer of Success program
May
27, 2003
Donald Schrunk of the USC Business School on "Economic Impact
of the Arts on S.C." and music from the St. Petersburg String
Quartet.
May
20, 2003
General
Tom Mikolajcik and Mary Graham on the Base Realignment and Closure
commission.
May
13, 2003
Abbot Francis Kline, Mepkin Abbey
May
6, 2003
The club honored Rotary Scholars from around the area.
April
29, 2003
Mary Thornley, President of Trident Technical College
April
22, 2003
Dr. Ray Greenberg, President of MUSC
April
15, 2003
Charleston Stage Company director Julian Wiles discusses the brand-new
world premier of musical "Gershwin at Folly"
April
8, 2003
Tony Lackey & Citadel Cadets on "The Citadel Experience"
April
1, 2003
S.C. State Ports Authority Executive Director Bernard Groseclose
highlights how port security is tighter and tougher than ever.
Programs
prior to April 1 are not archived.
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