The defending Gulf South Conference East Division champion VSU Lady Blazers are ready for the start of the 2010 season. The ladies will tip-off their season on Saturday night when Edward Waters visits the Complex. There are a lot of question marks surrounding the team. Head Coach Kiley Hill has been put in a tough spot due to numerous ...
Read More »New look Blazers start season with three returners
The South Region’s best men’s basketball team from last season will hit the court Friday night for the start of a new basketball era at VSU. The new look VSU Blazers will open up their quest for prominence when they welcome Saint Leo to the VSU Complex. “I don’t think you ever change your goals,” Mike Helfer, head basketball ...
Read More »Republicans dominate 2010
Democrats may have a lot to “deal” with now that the Republican Nathan Deal was been voted as Georgia’s next governor. Nathan Deal beat former Democrat Governor Roy Barnes receiving, 53.1 percent to Barnes’s 42.9 percent. With Tuesday’s election, the Republicans have gained control of the House of Representatives while the Democrats still have control of the Senate. Some students ...
Read More »VSU SGA debates reclaiming clothing, adds new senators
The Student Government Association debated on the Reclamation of Senate Clothing Bill, voted in two new senators, and discussed the motion to give a grant to the VSU Women’s Lacrosse Club during the weekly SGA meeting Monday night in the Student Union. The Reclamation of Senate Clothing Bill, proposed mainly by Helen Burkett and Ryan Brown, raised much dissent ...
Read More »Fraternity houses to be replaced by residence halls
The north half of the University Center will be torn down to make way for a new residence hall. And with its demolition, two fraternities will have to give up their houses and find new places to live.
Read More »Valdosta to hold electronics recycling event
On Nov. 6, Valdosta residents and businesses will be able to discard their old electronics in an environmentally safe manner at the Free Electronics Recycling Event between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. at Mathis City Auditorium. “Our goal is to encourage Valdosta citizens to discard used or unwanted electronic equipment in a convenient and environmentally responsible manner,” John Whitehead, ...
Read More »People Poll: What did you think of the World Series?
Shawn Foley senior political science major “I think it was good for baseball to have two teams play who do not usually advance far in the playoffs. I got tired of seeing Philadelphia and New York always winning.” William Knight sophomore middle grades education major “I think the World Series was really boring because my Yankees were not in it.” ...
Read More »Voters make difference
The elections are over. Ballots have been casted and counted and no matter what political party you voted for, someone will end up unsatisfied about the outcome of the elections. Out there, right now, there are conspiracies being thought of to make sense of why his or her expectations weren’t met for this election. Some of these theories maybe ...
Read More »Texting law not realistic
`This past summer, a Georgia law was passed that prohibits texting while operating a motor vehicle. The new law prohibits typing, sending, and reading any form of text-based communication. If drivers are caught performing any of these acts, they will be assessed a $150 fine and one point on their driving record. Sound harsh? Maybe it is, but in 2008, ...
Read More »Expand your mind
All my life I have heard the phrase, “College will be the best time of your life.” I came here right after high school with the intentions of graduating in four years and diving into the working world. Now, I am not so sure. College is ultimately a time to learn. People that attend here just to get a good ...
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