News
Crossed wires shackle stats Apr 28th, 2008 | By:Karah-Leigh Hancock, Katherine CrislerThere’s something new on VSU’s Web site: a more accurate account of the number of forcible and non-forcible sexual assaults on campus.
As of Monday the last numbers that were posted on the police department’s Web site were for the year 2005. By Tuesday, the statistics have been updated to show the numbers for 2006. But the update came seven months too late.
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The Spectator Staff
Editorial Staff:
Editor-in-Chief: Karah-Leigh Hancock
Managing Editor: Lee Johnson
Assistant Managing Editor: Carolanne Hines
Features Editor: Dana Littman
Sports Editor: Dustin Swedelson
Opinions Editor: Ashley George
Photo Editor: Buddy Mason
Web Editor: Rebecca Huguet
Multimedia Editor: Zac Case
Other Staff:
Advertising Manager: Sara Fagan
Business Manager: Katherine Crisler
Circulation Manager:
Advisor: Pat Miller
Crystal Banks Taylor Seay Carolanne Hines Kerry Laster Michael Varnum Emily Zimmerman Jessica Watson McKaylee Higgs Lee Johnson Jackie Deel Trishell Bates Rebecca Thorn Kayla Sheffield Erica Pope Mandy Kelley Ashley George Lacey Bearden Loren Bryant Angel Bass Katherine Crisler Travis Meeks Kara Ramos Matthew Smith Dustin Swedelson David Hudson Brantley Wells David S. Rodock Adam MacDonald Karah-Leigh Hancock Wire Services
Spotlight
VSU Celebrates New Residence Hall
Valdosta State University celebrated its newest residence hall Tuesday, June 24. President Ronald Zaccari was on hand for the event, fulfilling one of his final duties as president.
On Tap: The 1st Issue
By Staff
On Tap is a magazine created by VSU students for VSU students. It is a general interest magazine that taps into the issues that our fellow college students talk about and deal with on a daily basis.
Reba stuns Valdosta
A music legend visited Valdosta over the weekend and rocked one of the largest crowds that Wild Adventures had seen in years.
A day in the life of a custodian
By Angel Bass
Barbara Graham is a 41 year-old divorced mother of one. She is currently a custodian at VSU. She has worked for VSU for about two years now.
2008 football preview
By David Hudson, Lacey Bearden
Blazer football will be firing back up in August, and the guys are ready for another hot season!
The Season opener at home on Saturday Aug. 23 will be against the Wildcats of Fort Valley State.
News
Crossed wires shackle stats By:Karah-Leigh Hancock, Katherine Crisler
Candidate faced plagiarism charge By:Taylor Seay
Transient student versus a regular VSU student By:McKaylee Higgs
Construction in full swing By:Dustin Swedelson
Odum library hours change during finals By:McKaylee Higgs
Opinion
Editorial: Leave confidence at the door By:Carolanne Hines
Lobster nearly killed me By:Buddy Mason
Book buyback coming: Price cuts lighten pockets By:Angel Bass
Sexual Harassment persists By:Loren Bryant
Bubble gum pop tunes blow back By:Karah-Leigh Hancock
Features
Reba stuns Valdosta By:Karah-Leigh Hancock
A day in the life of a custodian By:Angel Bass
What’s on your newspaper staff’s iPods? By:Karah-Leigh Hancock
Top downloads this week By:Karah-Leigh Hancock
‘Harold and Kumar’ are back! By:Wire Services
Sports
Golf team excels in final round to finish 3rd at Conf. Championships By:Loren Bryant
2008 football preview By:David Hudson, Lacey Bearden
Tennis deserves support By:Lee Johnson
Baseball season wraps up By:Michael Varnum
Blazers take two of three from UNA By:Michael Varnum
Internet Exclusives
Clinton beats Obama in Pennsylvania By:Wire Services
Northwest, Delta report billions in first-quarter losses By:Wire Services
GOP will release ad attacking Obama despite McCain’s reservations By:Wire Services
Former bishop wins presidential election in Paraguay By:Wire Services
Rice praises Iraqi leadership after al-Sadr calls for an open-ended war By:Wire Services
