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 »Major projects near completion
With two major projects nearing completion and some other new developments, the university is showing no signs of slowing down construction. The addition to Bailey Science Center, which costs approximately $3.1 million, is scheduled to be completed on June 1, while renovations to Ashley Hall, costing approximately $5 million, have a scheduled completion date of Oct. 1. Sue Fuciarelli, vice ...
Read More »Kim and Kanye official, Odom inactive for season
Hello guys and dolls! I’ve got my remote ready. Are you ready to surf some channels? Click. Kim Kardashian and Kanye are now dating, but according to their exes this is not a new thing. Hopefully we can watch this unfold on a new season of “Keeping up with the Kardashians.” Click. According to sources close to RHOA, Sheree ...
Read More »Art exhibit showcases senior talent
VSU’s Spring Senior Art Exhibition will be open from April 15 to April 30th. On Sunday from 1 to 3 p.m., the art will be ready for public viewing in the Fine Arts Gallery and a showcase of the seniors’ most influential works will be on display. VSU senior and artist William Massey, plans to display some of his own ...
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 »Ride continues for Blazer bikers
For students who enjoy cycling, whether for sport or recreation, Blazer Cycling is looking for interested members. Blazer Cycling began in spring of 2009 with Jessica Avra, who left to join the Marine Corps. She then handed over the club to president Ed Rollins and vice president Austin Sullivan. “She had contacted me and Ed knowing that we were ...
Read More »Airplane not airplane after all
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 »Event raises awareness of sexual assualt issues
Abuse and exploitation of women happens around the world, and the Vagina Monologues was created to raise funds and awareness for this rising problem. The Vagina Monologues is a production written by playwright Eve Ensler. Ensler interviewed over 200 women of all ages about their memories and experiences with their own sexuality. “Each year is a different spotlight,” Alvinette ...
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 ...
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