We’ve all seen it, driven by it, glanced at it, or maybe even taken a picture of it. This landmark sits high on the corner of Ashley Street and shares a space with Mathis City Auditorium. It’s grey and blue with wings of steel ready to take flight. Yes, folks I am referring to that glorious artifact. The plane. If ...
Read More »SpecTech: New Sonic 4 slightly flawed
Welcome to this week’s review; I hope you guys didn’t get pranked too hard on Sunday. After 16 years of waiting and begging, fans finally got a sequel to Sonic 3 and Knuckles, a 1994 platform video game for the Sega Mega Drive/Genesis. This was the first time Sonic has had a purely 2D platformer on a home console ...
Read More »The Love Game: The 10 Commandments of Love
Welcome to The Love Game, your VSU Spectator love and relationship advice column! Written by Jennifer Gleason and Amanda Usher, The Love Game is here to answer all of your anonymous questions about the world of romance. Let’s start with an overview of the basics… The 10 Commandments of Love 1. Thou shall trust wholeheartedly. 2. Thou shall practice proper ...
Read More »PopAddict: Kardashian dates wanna-be Bieber
Hello guys and dolls! I’ve got my remote ready. Are you ready to surf some channels? � Click. � Mary J. Blige, one of America’s most treasured voices, is now using her soulful voice to sing about the crispy chicken sandwich at Burger King in a new commercial. � The ad has caused uproar in the black community with people ...
Read More »Planetarium brings springtime stars
� The Department of Physics, Astronomy and Geosciences will be hosting “Spring Stargazing” tomorrow. There are three public shows at 7 p.m., 8 p.m and 9 p.m. at the VSU Planetarium located in Nevins Hall rm. 3004. The recently renovated planetarium is equipped with a Digitarium Kappa digital projector, the first of its kind in the world. This facility allows ...
Read More »Panzau uses tragedy to educate
Have you ever wondered what your life would be like after that one drink that gets you “over the edge?” Well Sarah Panzau, a two-time nationally recognized All-American, Olympic volleyball player, soon found out on Aug. 23, 2003. Sarah Panzau shared her story about her near fatal car collision in the P.E. Complex on April 4 at 7 ...
Read More »Project X: No adults allowed
Project X, a comedy written by Michael Bacall and Matt Drake, tells the hilarious story of two friends, Costa (Oliver Cooper) and J.B. (Jonathan Daniel), who organize a birthday party for their 16-year-old friend Thomas (Thomas Mann) in hopes that it will improve their popularity in school. Luckily, Thomas’ parents were planning to celebrate their anniversary, giving them the perfect ...
Read More »Student Affairs host Putt-putt tournament
Student Affairs will host their 4th annual putt-putt golf tournament tomorrow at 3 p.m. at Jungle Gyms. The tournament is an attempt to raise money for Relay for Life next Friday from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. Amanda Voegel, risk assessment and aquatics manager at the recreation center, feels the event will be as successful as last year in which ...
Read More »Seminar teaches students financial discipline
Stephanie Bent, complex director for Brown, Hopper, and Lowndes Residence Halls, directed the Money Matters seminar on Tuesday in the Student Union, Meeting Room 2. “When I was in Grad school, I would plan my budget for the whole semester,” Bent said. Have you ever wondered where your money goes in a single semester? You may have received a $4000 ...
Read More »Dr. Seuss visits Valdosta’s Theatre Guild
The Theatre Guild Valdosta is now featuring its popular musical “Seussical the Musical Jr.”, performed by The Gingerbread Players of TGV, a children’s theater group. The musical, which is a shorter version of the original “Seussical” written by Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty, is performed twice a year under the direction of Lynnette Kenworthy, and gives children a chance ...
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