The GCSU men’s basketball team pushed its winning streak to eight games this past Monday night when it defeated Flagler College on the road 80-69.
The Bobcats came into the game with an aggressive mindset and secured an early lead over the Saints. Even though both teams were playing well, GCSU managed to maintain a slight lead.
Combining a “Taken” velocity with a “Ransom” web of corruption, “Edge of Darkness” packs a heavy pitch of excitement, and in his first acting role since 2002 (“We Were Soldiers”), Mel Gibson knocks it out of the park. From the trailers, it looks like a typical action saga centered on another angry father who must avenge the death of a loved one, but as he proved in “Casino Royale,” Martin Campbell knows how to dig deep into a skeletal premise, and this is one instance where all of a film’s greatness hides underneath the previews, and leaves viewers feeling pleasantly surprised when they leave the theater.
Down and Out According to a Public Safety report, this past Friday at approximately 1:05 a.m. Sgt. Jeff Miller was dispatched to Parkhurst Hall in reference to a student who was unconcious. Contact was made with the female, who was very drunk and passing in and out of consciousness.
Vegetarians are an evil burlap-wearing, picket-signing, paint-throwing cult from hell. For the last six years, I’ve been working undercover in this ring of sadistic soy lovers, and I barely made it out alive. You ask, “How is vegetarianism a cult? Do they have secret meetings with black candles, polygamy and animal sacrifices?” Of course they don’t sacrifice animals.
When watching the news on TV these days, whether it be from a major network like ABC, or a cable network such as CNN or Fox, most the time these days, you’ll hear some talking head giving their take on whatever the political topic is of the day. They make it seems as if their opinion is the Holy Grail of the pundits.
As the first month of 2010 comes to a close Georgians have unfortunately been warned that more bad omens may await their wallets. Gov. Sonny Perdue’s proposed budgets earlier this month include steep cuts to many spending areas, including education.
The budget proposals now go to the General Assembly, where lawmakers traditionally use them as a beginning point for their own spending plans.
