Written by Anthony Pope Hello world—Anthony here bringing you all the latest and greatest news from the entertainment world to get you through the week. Every week when I sit down to write this column, there are certain celebrities that I try to avoid talking about , Beyoncé, Justin Bieber, Miley Cyrus, Lindsay Lohan and Amanda Bynes just ...
Read More »Sexy celebrity scandals abound
Written by Anthony Pope Hello World—Anthony here bringing you all the things that had us buzzing this past week in pop culture. Proving my point that MTV is the starting point for attention seekers, it was reported that ‘Teen Mom” star Farrah Abrams has a sex tape being shopped around for the highest bidder. The aspiring singer/actress ...
Read More »Student exhibits passion for cheer
For the cheerleaders, it’s more than just winning another cheer competition. According to AC Freeman, cheering is why she loves VSU.
Read More »New ‘Sonic’: ‘difficult yet rewarding’
Written by Steven Setser We are back this week for another game review for Sonic and All-Stars Racing: Transformed for the Xbox 360. This is a kart racing sequel to the 2010 game, Sonic and SEGA All-Stars Racing. Depending on what type of system you have, you will play with about 25 characters from various SEGA games like AiAi ...
Read More »Witty lyrics sharpen students’ minds
It’s time to get sharp again, so we’re bringing you some “mind-sharpening” tunes to help you out. But don’t worry, because these are actually pretty funny.
Read More »Blazers get regular-season sweep against West Florida
Valdosta- The No.4 Valdosta State softball team completes the regular-season sweep against West Florida after winning both games (5-3,4-1) in a doubleheader matchup Saturday afternoon at Steel’s Diamond at Blazer Park. Senior outfielder Morgan Johnson’s two-run, walkoff home run lifted the Blazers in a come back victory in Game 1 and pitcher Brianna Hancock’s career-high 12 strikeouts performance pushed them ...
Read More »VSU’s hype man boosts crowd morale
Written by Dowling Payne If you have been to any Blazer sporting event, there is one person you are sure to have seen. Usually running around hyping the crowd or greeting all the fans is Marc Kaiser. Kaiser, graduate assistant for marketing in the athletic office, attended VSU for both his undergraduate and now for his graduate degree. During ...
Read More »PopAddict: MTV star found dead in vehicle
Written by Anthony Pope Hello World—Anthony here wrapping up all the things that had us talking this past week in pop culture. I always thought of “Glee” as one of those shows where the cast was just too perfect to have normal people problems. What else would you expect from a show where high schoolers break into song ...
Read More »VSU’s first lady: ‘always shares a smile’
Written by Dowling Payne Over the past few months, VSU has been home to a new dynamic duo in the form of our new university president and his wife, Dr. Dacia Charlesworth. Always sharing a smile and more than willing to sit and talk with any student, Dr. Charlesworth has taken on her title of being the “VSU First ...
Read More »Additive Noise: Godspell makes arguing an art form
Written by Rebecka McAleer Welcome back to Additive Noise! We’re going to spin off in a fun direction today with some practical application. Music is a form of communication designed to send messages, and today’s song sends more messages than any I’ve ever heard before. We’re diving into the world of Broadway, with the prologue from the musical “Godspell: ...
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