Breaking up is hard to do. This is a cliché that finds its way around town quite a lot. It’s natural for a person’s emotions to diminish, but that person has to handle it with the proper care. If you approach breaking up with a partner carefully and maturely, you’ll lessen the chances for fighting and a broken heart. ...
Read More »VSU football players give back
Two offensive linemen from the Valdosta State Blazer football team gave a helping hand at raising autism awareness as they volunteered their time to help autistic kids in the community. � Autism is a brain disorder that causes social awkwardness, the inability to communicate and odd behavior patterns, according to the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke. Cameron Short, ...
Read More »Interim president bids farewell
VSU will say goodbye to Dr. Louis Levy, interim president, as it will welcome a new president soon. “I’ll miss it,” Dr. Levy said, referring to his position. “I’ll miss the people, but I’m very pleased with the new leadership.” Dr. Levy has been interim president since last July. He felt honored when he was asked to temporarily fill ...
Read More »Love vs. Lust: Pick a team
The confusion between love and lust can make for a fatal attraction. Once the lust dies, the person can see that he or she actually didn’t love the person that he or she was with. It’s true that the beginning of any relationship begins with the physical attraction. However, shortly afterward, you can become attracted to your partner mentally and ...
Read More »Blazefest promotes music homegrown in Valdosta
Update — April 20: The date of Blazefest has been changed to Friday, April 17. Music is slated to begin at 1:30 p.m. and the event will last until 8:30 p.m. Blazefest will still be held on the Front Lawn. ———————————————————————————————————————————————————– VSU welcomes the community to the second annual Blazefest on the front lawn Sat. beginning at 12 p.m. hosted ...
Read More »Etling recovers, may return next semester
Dr. Larry Etling, associate professor of mass media, has relocated to South Georgia Medical Center’s Inpatient Rehab after being involved in a head-on car collision right before Super Bowl XLVI. � Though an email has been sent out earlier this week saying that he was in room 277, he has been moved to room 286 and can now have visitors. ...
Read More »Alumna bakes on Oprah network
VSU graduate Tiffany Young showed students how to turn “lemons” into “pink lemonade” in the Pound Hall Auditorium Tuesday at 5 p.m. as she shared her trials towards opening her own business, the Pink Pastry Parlor. Though Young has the highest rated pre-teen television show titled “Party at Tiffany’s” on the Oprah Winfrey Network, it is her bakery business that ...
Read More »The Love Game: Forgive and forget
Trust. This is a word that requires time. It requires patience, as well as,effort. True enough, events happen that make you lose your trust in someone. Once a relationship has lost trust, it becomes pretty difficult to revive it. But through honest and open communication, you can learn to trust again, only if you forgive your partner and move forward ...
Read More »‘Dancing’ gets local
The Student Union Grand Ballroom will be twinkling as the Music Scholarship Alliance Board and the Golden Circle Board host their very first “Dancing with the Valdosta Stars” event Saturday, beginning with a social hour at 6 p.m. This event is being held in an attempt to raise scholarship money for the music, theatre and dance programs. Similar to ...
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 ...
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