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SCGOP files lawsuit that attempts to change how primary elections are run

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By Nate Stanley Verified
| WYFF-TV (Greenville, SC) Verified
The South Carolina Republican Party has filed a federal lawsuit against the South Carolina Election Commission to close its primaries to only registered Republicans."Currently, South Carolina law lets people who are not republicans choose our nominees and even run as candidates in our primaries. It's like allowing Carolina or Clemson fans to decide what players the other team puts on the field.
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Greenwood County says no to data center developments

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By Nate Stanley Verified
| WYFF-TV (Greenville, SC) Verified
Well, Greenwood County is moving forward with *** moratorium on data center development tonight. The county council approved *** measure that is putting *** one-year pause on any data centers related projects. Our Nate Stanley was at the meeting tonight and has the latest from Greenwood. Tonight the Greenwood County Council chairman said that the county currently does not have any applications for data center developments.
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Clemson students surprised but hopeful after new president steps away

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By Nate Stanley Verified
| WYFF-TV (Greenville, SC) Verified
The Clemson University community is reacting to an announcement that its new president would be stepping away just weeks after he was given the role.On Monday afternoon, told students and staff that the board of trustees was informed that Kevin Guskiewicz will remain in his position as president of Michigan State University. Guskiewicz said he was leaving Clemson to return to Michigan State for personal reasons.In a letter he released Monday, he says he didn't feel right leaving Michigan State.
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