Thomas Dale Staff Writer tadale@valdosta.edu Batman fans are a thick-skinned bunch. When George Clooney donned the newly nipple-adorned batsuit to fight the cliché spouting Schwarzenegger “What killed the dinosaurs? The ice age!,” they hid behind their copies of The Killing Joke. When Dark Horse Comics published Batman vs. Predator, they scrambled to have the story stricken from Batman canon. When ...
Read More »Great Depression photo exhibit comes to VSU
Christina Emery Staff Writer cdemery@valdosta.edu The VSU Fine Arts Gallery is having its first exhibition of the fall semester. The photographs are from a traveling exhibition from the Franklin D. Roosevelt Library and Museum. It features images of America taken between 1935 and 1942 by the legendary photographic unit of the (FSA) Farm Security Administration. The prints were produced in ...
Read More »Farewell DJ AM, R.I.P., welcome back Whitney
Pop Addict By Kristal Jones OK, I’m not going to talk about Michael Jackson being buried this week, or Jon & Kate Plus Eight’s crazy saga of divorce and relationships, or even Octomom’s crazy shenanigans on her new reality show. People are tired of hearing about it but they just won’t stay out of the news. I’m willing to talk ...
Read More »The Main Squeeze has smoothies that please
Spectator Tasters By Michael Wilson and Ashley George This week we decided to switch it up a little bit and head to the new smoothie shop that opened up this summer, The Main Squeeze. This shop is at 1001 Baytree Road and was converted from an old hair salon. First thing we have to say is, we were very impressed ...
Read More »The Blazers loss forces Dean to reevaluate the rest of the season
Michael Wilson Sports Editor mhwilson@valdosta.edu The season did not start the way it was supposed to, or at least I’m sure that is how Coach David Dean and his players feel. Newberry probably has a slightly different opinion on it. The fact is that this is Dean’s first home opening loss, and more importantly it is his first loss to ...
Read More »Blazers give new meaning to running by committee
Edward Hooper Sports Writer ephooper@valdosta.edu On most football teams across America, offenses generally use only one or two main running backs. This is not the case for the Valdosta State Blazers. In their season opening loss to Newberry College, the Blazers featured four running backs, David Arnold, Ronnye Nelson, Derrick Harris and Michael Brown. The four combined to rush for ...
Read More »Accomplishments abound for decorated reciever despite loss
Edward Hooper Sports Writer ephooper@valdosta.edu Although the Valdosta State Blazers lost on Saturday night to Newberry College, some history was made at Bazemore-Hyder Stadium that was positive. Senior wide receiver Cedric Jones moved up in the VSU record books on Saturday night with his four catches and his one touchdown reception. The four catches moved Jones into third on VSU’s ...
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