Brittany Blaschke sophomore early childhood major “Yes, people would take them but it wouldn’t really help with your major classes.” Sean Willet intramural and club sport grad assistant “No, because all you need to do is watch TV every night and you’ll find out everything you need to know.” Ricky Staebler junior health and phusical major “No, unless it is ...
Read More »Stress not considered
Being in college is one of the most stressful times in a young person’s life. We are thrown in a new environment surrounded by new people without the comfort of our home and parents. In addition to such a drastic change we also have to deal with a completely new style of teaching. You no longer have to raise your ...
Read More »Pop culture comes to class
Imagine you are browsing a list of classes only to see "GaGa for Gaga: Sex, Gender, and Identity.” Unsure of what you just read, you re-read it and find that indeed the university now offers an English class centered around the pop culture icon, Lady Gaga.
Read More »Experiment infringes on student rights
Pennsylvania’s Harrisburg University of Science and Technology is deciding to ban Facebook, Twitter, and instant messaging on main campus and dorm rooms as an experiment for students. The only online communication the students are allowed to use is e-mail. The school is calling this experiment; get this, a “blackout.” The problem with this so-called experiment is that these students, as ...
Read More »Songz comes back, gets personal
Tremaine Neverson, better known as Trey Songz is back again with his fourth studio album, ‘Passion, Pain & Pleasure’. Released on September 14, 2010, ‘Passion, Pain & Pleasure’ is what Songz says is his “most personal album to date”. This album is one of the better R&B albums of the year with mostly smooth and seductive songs on the ...
Read More »Valdosta brings PRIDE to LGBTQ community
Valdosta PRIDE promises to be a crowd pleasing festival of the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer (LGBTQ) community, featuring games, demonstrations, and guest speakers among other festivities. Valdosta PRIDE is modeled after other PRIDE functions that take place both nationally and internationally. The events promote awareness, acceptance, unity, diversity and education about members of the gay community. “It ...
Read More »‘Buried Child’ opens tonight
The 2010-2011 VSU theatre season opens tonight with Sam Shepard’s 1979 Pulitzer Prize winning ‘Buried Child’ directed by Dr. Jimmy Bickerstaff.
Read More »VMAs: Gaga delivers, Handler fizzles
On Sept. 12, the annual MTV Video Music Awards was held at the Nokia Theater in Los Angeles, Calif. The celebrities were dressed to impress at the awards as usual. Standouts included a dazzling Taylor Swift in a gorgeous dress and a very Barbie-luscious jump suit worn by none other than rapper Nicki Minaj. The always dynamic and controversial dresses ...
Read More »Larry Turner: student entrepreneur
� In a mall where kiosk owners attack shoppers with less-than-fragrant perfumes, Larry Turner takes a more civil business approach. Turner, VSU marketing major, owns his kiosk in the Valdosta Mall by Foot Locker and Spencer Gifts where he sells Roommates Peel and Stick reusable wall decals. “I found this opportunity on the mall’s website and decided to try it ...
Read More »Bobby Stiner: Blazer Athletic Advocate
Every day at VSU, athletes from various sports are constantly on the grind, but students rarely get a chance to meet the driving force behind the team. Working as a graduate assistant here at VSU is no easy task, but it is something that Bobby Stiner has a passion for. “I love my job here and the opportunity I have ...
Read More »