By Shelia Watson The flag boycott has the nation’s eyes turned once again toward South Carolina—although, let’s be honest, most of those eyes are rolling. As a city voted “friendliest” in a recent national poll and retaining a position on the “best places to visit” listing, Charleston’s reputation is taking quite a beating these days, … Continue reading The flag-tourism connection: If you lower it, they will come
By Shelia Watson Commuter rail in the Lowcountry has found itself in a “Catch-22” situation: Almost everyone involved in studying the possibility agrees that it is certainly a good idea—even critical to future economic development—but that it will be difficult if not impossible to pay for. Jennifer Humphreys of Wilbur Smith Associates, who was project … Continue reading Commuter rail’s ‘Catch-22’
Computer forensics experts piece together the puzzle By Shelia Watson The television series “CSI: Crime Scene Investigation” has done much to educate the viewing public on the importance of collecting physical evidence. Each week viewers are treated to a variety of forensic activities, including autopsies, ballistics examinations, fingerprint collections, DNA tests and blood sampling. Computer … Continue reading Data CSI
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