Articles Written By ‘ David S. Rodock ’

 

VSU hosts acclaimed speaker

Nov 2nd, 2006 | Written by: , | Category: News

David Rodock dsrodock@valdosta.edu Students will have the opportunity to learn about alcohol and substance abuse from motivational speaker Randy Haveson. Haveson will be speaking at the P.E. Complex at 9 p.m. on Wednesday. The event will last approximately one hour. Haveson, who was the VSU Coordinator for Alcohol and Drug Awareness in 1998, brings over [...]



But flowers can’t have sex!

Oct 26th, 2006 | Written by: , | Category: Uncategorized

David S. Rodock dsrodock@valdosta.eduThis is what I think two flowers sound like when having sex: As Patty the sunflower was walking down the road, she noticed something different about the day. It was something in the air, some strange scent that couldn’t be described. The gametes were certainly in the air this morning. Further down [...]



God bless the Lowndes county fuzz

Oct 19th, 2006 | Written by: , | Category: Uncategorized

David S. Rodock dsrodock@valdosta.edu O lordie, where would we be without thou divine creation, the highest in the chain of human creation, the copper badges of society. O only you see our folly, our trials and tribulations, our negative instincts and positively mundane lives. Send us protectors, with hearts of gold, spare us the violent [...]



North Korea plans nuclear testing against U.N. instruction

Oct 19th, 2006 | Written by: , | Category: Opinion

David S. Rodock dsrodock@valdosta.eduOver the last several months, the United States has had plenty of trouble regulating the rest of the world’s military actions. With insurgencies in Iraq and Afghanistan keeping the majority of our armed forces preoccupied, other countries have used this opportunity to build up nuclear arms, and have begun testing their nuclear [...]



The Secret of Life recently discovered

Oct 12th, 2006 | Written by: , | Category: Uncategorized

David Rodock dsrodock@valdosta.eduGood day fellow students, this is your favorite Darkside editor, Mr. David Rodock. I’m the same guy who made fun of fraternity guys last year, called George W. Bush a facist, and just recently told all students to eat kittens and puppies. In a recent turn of events, I have come to learn [...]



Change the individual, not the system

Oct 12th, 2006 | Written by: , | Category: Opinion

Monday afternoon, Dr. Zaccari opened his doors to listen to student complaints, suggestions and feedback. This is an ongoing tradition, and has been ever since Dr. Bailey was president.This year, like any other year, was both a success and a failure. While it is great to see how many students actually came to question or [...]



Don’t always listen to those in power

Sep 28th, 2006 | Written by: , | Category: Uncategorized

David S. Rodock dsrodock@valdosta.edu College is hard on students, no question. With part-time jobs to help cover power bills, and high-interest loans to pay for class, many students are forced to eat Ramen noodles, live in sub-par housing arrangements and wear the shittiest of clothing. I myself have been subjected to these horrible living arrangements, [...]



ROTC hosts M.I.A. vigil

Sep 21st, 2006 | Written by: , | Category: News

On Monday VSU’s AFROTC held a vigil honoring P.O.W. and M.I.A. servicemen. Cadets in the cage were not allowed to speak. Guards on duty: Cadet Matthew Sumerall, junior, applied mathmatics and Cadet Jake Stinch, sophomore, accounting./ David Rodock To see more photos, click here.



Wii want a revolution

Sep 21st, 2006 | Written by: , | Category: Opinion

David S. Rodock dsrodock@valdosta.edu Imagine for a moment, that video games aren’t two sticks and a couple of buttons. Pretend that throwing a football, throwing punches or swinging a sword is recognized by the video game, allowing whatever actions you make with the controller translate flawlessly into the game. In the world of video games, [...]



My date with Dr. Hoffman

Sep 21st, 2006 | Written by: , | Category: Uncategorized

Aldous Huxley nothingisreal@valdosta.edu You know, there is a common saying that most people know, but barely any people follow. The way I figure it is that if I want something sweet and someone I don’t know is offering it to me, I’m damn sure going to take it. Who ever said that taking candy from [...]



Nothing gained from tragic loss

Sep 7th, 2006 | Written by: , | Category: Opinion

Five years have passed since the horrible attacks on our country, and nothing seems to have changed. Though it feels as if the attacks occurred only yesterday, Americans seem to have already forgotten the lessons learned from those attacks. Human attention spans seem so short that we have forgotten the feeling of community, even when [...]



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