As the mainstream media clouds our minds with fantasies of an apparent war on second-amendment freedoms, a different amendment is subtly being attacked– freedom of religion. This first-amendment right has undergone severe interpretation by the Supreme Court over the last few months, leaving certain religious fractions satisfied and others downtrodden. Shouldn’t Christian business owners entail the same privileges as ...
Read More »Be Healthy: College students smoke despite health risks
Cigarette smoking is becoming increasingly popular among college age students around the nation– even here at VSU. Even though we pay it no mind (unless you happen to sit next to the guy that smells like a pack of cigarettes) campus is full of students smoking. According to the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) one third ...
Read More »Valdosta National 2013 to continue public viewing
People weaved in and out of the Fine Arts Gallery viewing new artwork that is priced as high as $12, 000 and will be available until Feb. 3. They were the first to visually sample the 25th Valdosta National, which is a juried art competition containing 52 pieces of art by 42 artists. Each piece in the gallery ...
Read More »PopAddict: ‘Kimye’ announces baby bump, JT releases new single
Hello World—Anthony here with Pop Addict again to bring you all the latest news and gossip since December. Since we left over a month ago, a Kardashian is pregnant again, the world didn’t end (thanks a lot Mayans), Beyoncé is back with a vengeance, Justin Timberlake made an anti-climactic return to music and Award Show season is in full ...
Read More »SpecTech: Mastered 4K Blu-rays arrives soon
Hello and welcome back Spec Techies to a new year. Glad to know that we all did NOT vanish on Dec. 21. Let’s catch up on new tech from the CES event last week. First, the show was mostly about 4K television sets. Don’t know what 4K is? Well, it is an Ultra High Definition (UHD) pixel resolution. Its pixel ...
Read More »Profile: Blazer baseball coach pens guide to offense
VSUs baseball coach, Todd Guilliams, has recently turned his team’s offensive successes into a published book titled “High Scoring Baseball: The complete Guide to Run Production.” Writing a book was never one of Guilliams’ goals, but when the opportunity presented itself he took full advantage of it. “Greg and I spoke at a convention a couple of years ago about ...
Read More »Florida professor to discuss back issues
Today in Powell Hall Dr. Brian Harfe will be presenting his latest finding on the development of the intervertebral discs at 4 p.m. Not only does he teach at the University of Florida College of Medicine, but Dr. Harfe is the director of the Developmental Genetics program at the University of Florida. Also, according to the University of Florida, Dr. ...
Read More »SGA contemplates importing tax help
SGA wasted no time getting their first meeting of the semester out of the way on Monday night. The meeting, which lasted a mere 23 minutes, currently stands as the shortest meeting of the 2012-2013 school year to date and centered around bringing in a tax lawyer to talk to students. The lawyer, Lawrence Feld, is a professor at New ...
Read More »Parking opens up room for commuters
VSU Parking and Transportation changed their overnight parking policy during the break. Students who park in the Oak Street lots F, G and H can no longer park in F. This change is to benefit the large numbers of commuters that need the parking during the day. This also means resident students will need to utilize the Sustella parking deck ...
Read More »Blazers hit the road against Argos
The Blazers are heading to the beach, but this isn’t a vacation trip, it’s strictly a business trip. The Valdosta State’s men’s and women’s basketball teams will travel to Pensacola, Fl. this Saturday to take on Gulf South Conference rival West Florida. The men’s team is coming off a thrilling 91-88 overtime victory at West Alabama, that snapped their three ...
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