Valdosta City Council
Alcohol Loopholes Under Fire
Ap 17 91(185), 1-A
Board Members, Sup't. Sworn in at BOE Met
Ja 9 96 91(86), 5-A
Buescher Sees Service Ahead
Ja 10 96 91(87), 1-A
City and County Discuss Jointly Funded Programs
My 30 96 91(228), 5-A
City Approves $45.1 Million FY 97 Budget
Jn 21 96 91(250), 1-A
City Considering Consolidation with County Engineering Team
Jl 16 96 91(275), 1-A
City Council Cuts $2 Million from Low Streetscape Bid
Au 9 96 91(298), 6-A
City Council Faces Difficult Decisions (editorial)
Ja 11 96 91(88), 4-A
City Council Hears Traffic Suggestions
Oc 25 96 92(10), 3-A
City Delays Center Contract
Fe 24 96 91(132), 3-A
City Engineer Quits for Good
Jn 25 96 91(254), 1-A
City Engineer Quits, Then Wants Job Back
Jn 21 96 91(250), 3-A
City Leaders Head for Jekyll Island
Mr 23 96 91(160), 3-A
City Leaders to Discuss Citizens' Board for Police
Sp 5 96 91(326), 3-A
City Marshal Gets Job Back
Nv 23 96 92(40), 1-A
City Names Three Finalists for Public Works Director
Sp 4 96 91(325), 3-A
City OKs Downtown Alcohol Sales
Dc 20 96 92(66), 1-A
City to Meet with Firm About Noise, Fumes
My 11 96 91(209), 5-A
City to Table Ethics Rule
Fe 22 96 91(130), 1-A
City Won't Consolidate Engineering Department
Oc 8 96 91(359), 3-A
Commission Planning to Change Newly Enacted Ethics Ordinance
Mr 28 96 91(165), 1-A
Controversial Rezoning on Council's Agenda
Sp 5 96 91(326), 3-A
Convention Center Contract Expected
Fe 22 96 91(130), 5-A
Convention Center Decision Delayed
Mr 8 96 91(145), 1-A
Council Adopts Forward-Looking Drainage Plan
Nv 22 96 92(39), 1-A
Council Agrees to Help Pay for Utility Project for ADM
Ap 26 91(194), 1-A
Council Approves Closing of Alcohol Sales Loopholes
Ap 27 91(195), 11-A
Council Approves Water Rate Hike
Nv 8 96 92(24), 1-A
Council Approves Zoning Change for Motel
Dc 6 96 92(52), 6-A
Council Broke Barriers, Made a Difference
Fe 11 96 91(119), 1-A
Council Considers Changes in Departmental Organization
Mr 28 96 91(165), 6-A
Council Considers Second Ordinance Readings
My 23 96 91(221), 5-A
Council Courts Hotel Developer
Oc 11 96 91(362), 1-A
Council Decides on Second Readings
Jn 8 96 91(237), 3-A
Council Gives Contract for Sewer Outfall Work
Au 10 96 91(299), 6-A
Council Gives Historic Neighborhoods More Protection
Sp 7 96 91(328), 6-A
Council Hears of Trash Troubles
Jl 27 96 91(286), 1-A
Council Hears Request for Sewer Extension
Jl 12 96 91(271), 5-A
Council May Amend Flawed Sign Rule
Au 22 96 91(312), 5-A
Council Passes Ethics, Growth Plans
Ap 12 91(180), 1-A
Council Passes Picket Rule Amendments
Jl 26 96 91(285), 1-A
Council Postpones Ethics Rule
Fe 23 96 91(131), 1-A
Council Reconsidering Picketing Rule
Jl 25 96 91(284), 1-A
Council Revisions Cut Code of Ethics (editorial)
Mr 31 96 91(168), 4-A
Council Selects Firm to Design Center
Mr 22 96 91(159), 5-A
Council Sutdying Zoning Situation
Sp 6 96 91(327), 1-A
Council Tackles Rezoning Issues
Ap 13 91(181), 3-A
Council to Add Sterling Foes to Agenda
Fe 11 96 91(119), 1-A
Council to Consider Adding Dasher to Planning Commission
Dc 5 96 92(51), 5-A
Council to Vote on Food Rule
Ja 25 96 91(102), 3-A
Council to Vote on Zoning Issues
Ap 25 91(193), 3-A
"Ethical" Decisions to Be Made at Council Work Session
Ap 9 91(177), 1-A
Ethics Code Deserves Council Study, Approval (editorial)
Mr 3 96 91(140), 4-A
Ethics Committee Considering Policy
Oc 3 96 91(354), 5-A
Ethics Guided Hill's Vote
Mr 14 96 91(151), 1-A
Hampton, Casey Finish Institute
Ap 20 91(188), 5-A
Hanson Hopes for Engineer Decision by Monday
Jn 22 96 91(251), 5-A
Hill's Abstention Guided by Ethics (editorial)
Mr 17 96 91(154), 4-A
Local Lawmakers Deserve Pat on Back (editorial)
Sp 27 96 91(348), 4-A
Longtime Employee Retires from City Job
Mr 1 96 91(138), 5-A
Magnolia Street School on Agenda
Oc 10 96 91(361), 3-A
Millage Doesn't Increase
Sp 27 96 91(348), 1-A
New Councilmen at Work
Fe 25 96 91(133), 1-A
New Councilmen Reflect on Early Accomplishments
Au 19 96 91(309), 1-A
New Councilmen Sworn into Office
Ja 12 96 91(89), 1-A
New Downtown Director Chosen
Jl 30 96 91(289), 1-A
New Recreation Site Another Step Closer
Sp 9 96 91(330), 1-A
Noise, Fumes Reach Council
My 10 96 91(208), 1-A
Now is the Time for the People to Lead City Hall (editorial)
Ap 11 91(179), 4-A
Officials "Fine-Tune" Budget Requests
My 15 96 91(213), 1-A
Officials Retreat to Move City Forward
Mr 3 96 91(140), 1-A
Outside Hiring Policy for Police Approved
Mr 8 96 91(145), 5-A
Progress Reported in City-DECOR Situation
My 25 96 91(223), 5-A
Public Speaks on Commission Expansion
Au 29 96 91(319), 1-A
Residents Oppose Plan to Close Road
Au 15 96 91(305), 5-A
Rezoning, Wastewater Treatment on Agenda
My 9 96 91(207), 3-A
SGMC Briefs Officials on Fiscal Impact
Fe 24 96 91(132), 5-A
Speaking Time Curbed for Anti-Sterling Group
Fe 9 96 91(117), 1-A
Task Force Liability Plan up for Vote in Council
Dc 19 96 92(65), 7-A
Valdosta Agrees to Study Amateur Radio Tower Rule
Fe 10 96 91(118), 1-A
Valdosta City Council May Boost Millage Rate
Sp 26 96 91(347), 5-A
Valdosta City Council to Study Zoning, Codes
Nv 7 96 92(23), 5-A
Valdosta, DECOR Strike Deal
My 14 96 91(212), 1-A
Valdosta Departments Have New Leaders
Ja 21 96 91(98), 1-A
Valdosta Reviewing Policy Regarding City Personnel
Nv 21 96 92(38), 6-A
Vickers Wants to Keep Helping
Ja 10 96 91(87), 1-A
Who Will Pay Sterling Tap Fees?
Ap 11 91(179), 1-A
Valdosta-Lowndes County Chamber of Commerce
Area Lawmakers Discuss Budget, Agriculture
Fe 16 96 91(124), 1-A
Ballard Leaving the Chamber
Ap 9 91(177), 1-A
Bosch Resigns Chamber Post
My 23 96 91(221), 1-A
Budget Proposal Gets Board's OK
Ja 25 96 91(102), 5-A
Business Expo 96 Deserves Attention (editorial)
Ap 16 91(184), 4-A
Candidates to Meet in a Local Forum
Jl 3 96 91(262), 7-A
Chamber Advised to Honor Lastinger Deal
Fe 29 96 91(137), 3-A
Chamber Asked to "Go Light" in June, July
Ap 25 91(193), 3-A
Chamber, Authority Pick Solid Direction (editorial)
Jl 31 96 91(290), 4-A
Chamber Changes
Jl 26 96 91(285), 1-A
Chamber Decides on Interin Executive V-P
Jl 27 96 91(286), 1-A
Chamber Dinner Scheduled for Tonight
Ja 29 96 91(106), 3-A
Chamber Endorses Amendment 2
Oc 24 96 92(9), 5-A
Chamber Endorses "Vote Winnersville"
Jn 27 96 91(256), 7-A
Chamber Forming Drugs Dont' Work Advisory Board
Jn 1 96 91(230), 1-A
Chamber Has $1.6 Million in Industrial Park Contracts
Jn 20 96 91(249), 3-A
Chamber Holds Board Retreat
Fe 8 96 91(116), 6-A
Chamber Honors Retiring DOT Engineer at Bird Supper
Fe 21 96 91(129), 3-A
Chamber Hosting Annual Farm Tour
Sp 26 96 91(347), 5-A
Chamber Looks at Past, Future at Annual Meeting
Ja 30 96 91(107), 1-A
Chamber Narrows Search
Nv 20 96 92(37), 1-A
Chamber Plans Fall Campaign
Oc 17 96 92(2), 5-A
Chamber Posts $23,000 Deficit
Dc 12 96 92(58), 2-A
Chamber Receives Update on Drugs Don't Work Program
My 23 96 91(221), 5-A
Chamber Tables Expansion Issue
Mr 28 96 91(165), 1-A
Chamber to Finish 1996 in the Black
Dc 17 96 92(63), 2-A
Chamber Trying to Bring Focus to Meeting
Jl 18 96 91(277), 3-A
Chamber Urgins Greater Voter Turnout
Oc 11 96 91(362), 5-A
Chamber's Executive Committee Meeting
Mr 15 96 91(152), 3-A
Citizens' Group Forms from Forum Talks
Jn 10 96 91(239), 1-A
Commissioners Will Go Along with Chamber. . .
Mr 28 96 91(165), 1-A
Copeland to Receive Sam Walton Award
Nv 27 96 92(44), 1-A
Counsel Sought for Lastinger Situation
Ja 25 96 91(102), 1-A
Education Council Holding Math-Science Fair Saturday
Ap 19 91(187), 5-A
Family "School Leave" Policy Designed
Sp 15 96 91(336), 7-C
Firms in Lowndes Surveyed
Nv 17 96 92(34), 1-A
Funding Deal Approved for Hahira, Lake Park Chambers
Au 22 96 91(312), 3-A
Hahira-Lake Park Chambers Get Financial Help
Au 29 96 91(319), 5-A
Industry Chiefs Hear Survay Results
My 22 96 91(220), 6-A
Langdale Ready for Challenge
Au 8 96 91(297), 1-A
Lastinger Gets Prison Sentence
Ja 23 96 91(100), 1-A
Lobbying Totals Released
Ja 28 96 91(105), 1-A
Local Chamber of Commerce Starts Work on Deciding. . .
Dc 11 96 92(57), 7-A
Local Chamber Planning Business Retention Survey
Au 30 96 91(320), 6-A
Putting Valdosta's Best Foot Forward
My 16 96 91(214), 5-A
Retirement Plans Often Overlooked
Jn 16 96 91(245), 7-C
Sims and His Late Father Named Farmers of Year
Sp 20 96 91(341), 1-A
Time to Grow
Mr 21 96 91(158), 1-A
Valdosta-Lowndes County Industrial Authority
$1.6 Million Loan Given to Industrial Authority
Jn 13 96 91(242), 3-A
Authority Accepts Budget Changes
Sp 18 96 91(339), 3-A
Authority Approves Industries' Plans
Ap 24 91(192), 1-A
Authority Approves Mondy for Upgrade
My 25 96 91(223), 6-A
Authority Donates Land to Food Bank
Oc 16 96 92(1), 1-A
Authority Passes Bond Resolution
My 22 96 91(220), 1-A
Authority Says It Learned from Forums
Nv 20 96 92(37), 5-A
Authority Takes out $5 Million Loan
Jl 11 96 91(270), 7-A
Authority Votes to Pave Road
My 4 96 91(202), 1-A
Chamber Changes
Jl 26 96 91(285), 1-A
Citizens' Group Forms from Forum Talks
Jn 10 96 91(239), 1-A
"Commitments" Created Industrial Authority's...
My 20 96 91(218), 1-A
Committee Considers Betts' Future Status
Au 1 96 91(291), 1-A
County Land Eyed for Possible Sale
Dc 11 96 92(57), 3-A
County May Help Authority Pay Bills
My 16 96 91(214), 1-A
County's $5 Million Bailout...
My 17 96 91(215), 1-A
Economic Development
Mr 27 96 91(164), 1-A
Funding Diverted for Gaining Property
Fe 9 96 91(117), 5-A
FutureFocus Members Hash out Policy
Oc 31 96 92(16), 3-A
Industrial Authority Asking for Money
Jn 5 96 91(234), 1-A
Industrial Authority Awards Contracts
My 16 96 91(214), 5-A
Industrial Authority Holding Meeting
My 24 96 91(222), 3-A
Industrial Authority to Consider Sale
Dc 17 96 92(63), 3-A
Leaders Seek Guidelines for Business Incentives
Ja 4 96 91(81), 1-A
Lowe's Center Nearer
Ja 12 96 91(89), 1-A
Lowndes Backs Authority Money
Jn 6 96 91(235), 1-A
Miller to Head Industrial Authority
Jl 17 96 91(276), 1-A
New Deal for Betts
Au 21 96 91(311), 1-A
No Point to Forums if No One Attends (editorial)
Mr 29 96 91(166), 4-A
Public Input Needed to Help Map Future (editorial)
Ap 7 96 91(175), 4-A
Sullivan to Step Down
Jn 19 96 91(248), 1-A
Sullivan to Step Down from Authority
Dc 18 96 92(64), 1-A
Wanted: One Water Takn for Hahira Industrial Park
Dc 16 96 92(62), 2-A
Valdosta Police Department
1996 Brought Changes to Local Law Agencies
Dc 30 96 92(76), 1-A
Authorities Offer Free Rides Home
Dc 31 96 92(77), 1-A
Bid to Renovate VPD Building Tabled
My 24 96 91(222), 3-A
Cellphones, CD Players, Purses Hot Commodities in Car Thefts
Au 3 96 91(293), 1-A
City Leaders to Discuss Citizens' Board for Police
Sp 5 96 91(326), 3-A
City Now Considering Bids for Police Station Renovation
My 21 96 91(219), 3-A
Club Honors Law Officers
Oc 25 96 92(10), 6-A
Cop Being Investigated After Auto Accident
Nv 16 96 92(33), 1-A
Daily Times Wins Several State Awards
My 19 96 91(217), 1-A
Ex-Chief's Trial Starts
Fe 6 96 91(114), 1-A
Fason Reflects on Minorities in Police
Fe 25 96 91(133), 1-A
Federal Grants Targeted for Valdosta Police
Jn 14 96 91(243), 3-A
Field Trip for Spray's Jury Blocked
Fe 8 96 91(116), 1-A
Fight Results in Pepper Spray Use
Au 27 96 91(317), 2-A
Fire Department Passes Surprise Inspection
Jn 26 96 91(255), 3-A
Fire, Police Funding Largest Slice of Budget Pie
My 29 96 91(227), 6-A
Grand Jury Urges More Police Funds
Sp 6 96 91(327), 1-A
Guard Questioned in His Own Robbery
Dc 12 96 92(58), 1-A
New Sketch of Rapist Released
Mr 30 96 91(167), 1-A
Outside Hiring Policy for Police Approved
Mr 8 96 91(145), 5-A
The People Spoke in Lowndes This Year (editorial)
Dc 29 96 92(75), 6-A
Police Chief, Commander Reunited in Valdosta
Fe 28 96 91(136), 1-A
Police Finish Internal Probe
Dc 27 96 92(73), 1-A
Police Form Advisory Committee
Dc 21 96 92(67), 1-A
Police Issue Warning About Phone Scam
Nv 23 96 92(40), 3-A
Police Substation Hit by Cars-Again
Nv 29 96 92(46), 1-A
Questions Asked About Spray's Intent for Equipment
Fe 7 96 91(115), 1-A
Renovation Go-Ahead to Be Recommended
Jn 5 96 91(234), 6-A
Spray Free on Review Request
Nv 9 96 92(25), 1-A
Spray Guilty; May Face Prison
Fe 10 96 91(118), 1-A
Spray Takes the Stand
Fe 8 96 91(116), 1-A
Spray's Future Lies with Jury
Fe 9 96 91(117), 1-A
Valdosta Cop Facing New Charge
Jl 23 96 91(282), 6-A
Valdosta's Bicycle Rodeo Rounds up Kids for Safety
Fe 24 96 91(132), 3-A
VPD Investigates Deadly Shooting
Sp 1 96 91(322), 1-A
VPD Offers Safety Tips for Busy Shoppers (editorial)
Nv 26 96 92(43), 4-A
Woman Discovers Human Skull
Nv 26 96 92(43), 1-A
Valdosta State University
400 to Graduate from VSU on Thursday
Mr 19 96 91(156), 1-A
Area High School Art Exhibit
Ja 10 96 91(87), 1-C
Bassoon Concert Features World-Renowned Performer
Jn 7 96 91(236), 1-C
Blame Won't Conquer AIDS Says Local Doctor at Forum
Ja 19 96 91(96), 6-A
Bomb Scare Hits VSU at Busy Hour
Jl 3 96 91(262), 1-A
"Brothers" Provokes Thought
Fe 12 96 91(120), 10-A
Busiess Representatives Attend Conference at VSU
Sp 13 96 91(334), 5-B
Candidates Face off in Debates
Oc 30 96 92(15), 1-A
Chairman Candidate's Husband Arrested After Political Forum
Oc 31 96 92(16), 1-A
Change Is Good for Valdosta State (editorial)
Jn 23 96 91(252), 4-A
College of Education Fares Will in Accreditation
Ap 14 91(182), 3-A
Congress Hears from VSU Student
Ap 24 91(192), 1-A
Dasher Tapped as Dean at University
Jn 15 96 91(244), 1-A
Daugharty Named VSU's Writer in Residence
Jl 25 96 91(284), 3-A
Defending Doctoral Dissertation in Finland
Fe 4 96 91(112), 1-C
Different Worlds
Ap 3 96 91(171), 1-A
Donations Accepted for New Prize
Mr 27 96 91(164), 7-A
DOT Grant Boosts Plan for VSU Parking Lot Project
Au 22 96 91(312), 1-A
Double Bassist Performs Today
Fe 23 96 91(131), 1-B
Eleanor Roosevelt Visits Valdosta
Sp 8 96 91(329), 4-C
End of Affirmative Action Won't Hurt VSU, Says Official
Ap 10 91(178), 3-A
Environment Geography Added to Degree Slate
Sp 13 96 91(334), 3-A
Fighting for Dignity: VSU Student Pushing for Ramp
My 2 96 91(200), 1-A
First Male Dances His Way onto Valdosta State Field
Nv 17 96 92(34), 1-C
Forum Studies Area's Future
Ap 17 91(185), 1-A
FutureFocus Forum Scheduled for Tonight
Ap 30 91(198), 3-A
FutureFocus Forum Tonight at VSU
My 14 96 91(212), 3-A
FutureFocus Works on "Wish List"
My 15 96 91(213), 1-A
GACA Athletes Arrive in Valdosta
Jl 15 96 91(274), 1-B
Getting on the Right Track
Jn 27 96 91(256), 1-C
GHP: Governor's Honors Program at Valdosta State
Jl 28 96 91(287), 1-C
Governor's Honor's Program Is Underway at VSU
Jn 28 96 91(257), 1-A
Graduating University Student Sees Need for Spanish Speakers
Dc 11 96 92(57), 6-A
Graduation Numbers Gradually, Steadily Increasing at Valdosta State
My 29 96 91(227), 1-A
Grat Loses Charter over Alleged Involvement in Bomb Threat
Oc 26 96 92(11), 1-A
Ground Broken for VSU Building
Sp 27 96 91(348), 1-A
Guitarist Andrew Zohn Performing at VSU
Oc 18 96 92(3), 12-A
Gunning for Cash Prizes
Ap 12 91(180), 10-A
A Happy Ending
My 3 96 91(201), 1-A
Hearing Impaired Student Faces Challenges of Attending VSU
My 26 96 91(224), 1-C
Holocaust Poetry Reading Tuesday
My 3 96 91(201), 8-A
Lecture on China Planned
Ap 18 91(186), 3-A
Local Author's New Book Coming Soon
Jl 31 96 91(290), 6-A
Longtime VSU Professor Retiring
Au 22 96 91(312), 5-A
Lowndes Turning to VSU to Help Find New Superintendent
Ja 31 96 91(108), 1-A
Mathworks Gives High School Students Early Lessons
Au 5 96 91(295), 3-A
May Concert in the Park May 11 at Valdosta State
My 2 96 91(200), 1-C
Mayhem Erupting Saturday at VSU
My 10 96 91(208), 6-B
M.B.A. Class Develops Marketing Plans
Mr 17 96 91(154), 8-C
McGraw, Hill Coming to Valdosta
Mr 6 96 91(143), 3-A
Miss Valdosta State University
Fe 4 96 91(112), 1-C
Miss VSU Pageant Saturday
Ja 26 96 91(103), 10-A
NAACP Leader Speaks of Changing Times
Ja 12 96 91(89), 1-A
NASA Launching Partnership with Valdosta State
My 9 96 91(207), 1-A
Native American Elder Speaking at University
Dc 18 96 92(64), 6-A
Native American Workshops Planned
Dc 14 96 92(60), 3-A
New Degree Program Designed to Meet Business World's Changing Needs
Sp 22 96 91(343), 6-A
New Lot Will Help Ease VSU Parking
Nv 29 96 92(46), 1-A
New VSU Staffer Focuses on Alcohol, Drug Education
Oc 24 96 92(9), 3-A
A New Way to Reach Out
Mr 18 96 91(156), 1-A
Original Students Recall "The House in the Woods"
Jn 26 96 91(255), 3-A
Parking Rally Planned on VSU Campus
Ap 11 91(179), 3-A
Poitier's Daughter Visits VSU
Fe 23 96 91(131), 5-A
Professor Dismissed
Fe 2 96 91(110), 1-A
Recognizing Acheivement
My 2 96 91(200), 1-A
RED HOT! VSU Dance Team Entertains at Basketball Games
Ja 18 96 91(95), 1-C
Regents' Budget Request Includes Money for VSU Building
Sp 11 96 91(332), 1-A
Review: VSU Profs Please Audience
My 17 96 91(215), 3-C
Reynard the Fox
Fe 22 96 91(130), 1-C
Russian Judge Visits University
Jl 4 96 91(263), 1-A
Russian Professor, Student Visiting Valdosta State
Nv 18 96 92(35), 1-A
School of Medicine Director Speaking
Fe 28 96 91(136), 2-C
SCOPE Returns to Help Student
Ja 5 96 91(82), 6-A
Second "Future Focus" Forum Set for Thursday
Ap 15 91(183), 1-A
Seniors Keep Learning in Their Retirement
Fe 21 96 91(129), 2-A
Sisters Reach Goal Together
Mr 22 96 91(159), 1-A
"Sizzlin' Vocal Jazz Meets P.D.Q. Bach"
Fe 16 96 91(124), 1-B
South Georgia Normal College Graduate Remains Active
Dc 15 96 92(61), 5-C
'Sports Medicine' No Longer Confined to Sports
Au 15 96 91(305), 1-C
Stage Set for Big VSU Homecoming
Oc 26 96 92(11), 1-B
State-Level Candidates Debate
Oc 25 96 92(10), 1-A
State to Look This Week at Possible Groudwater Contamination
Ja 14 96 91(91), 1-A
Student Keeps Bike-a-Thon Going
Mr 10 96 91(147), 8-A
Students Arriving at VSU
Sp 16 96 91(337), 1-A
Students Ask Council to Back Bike Program
My 25 96 91(223), 1-A
Students Facing Increased Tuition
Ap 19 91(187), 1-A
Students "Sign On" for New Rec Center
Fe 23 96 91(131), 1-A
Summer School
Jn 3 96 91(232), 1-A
Toth Says Favoritism Won't Occur in Search
Fe 9 96 91(117), 1-A
Travel Broadens Valdosta State Students' Minds
Oc 13 96 91(364), 1-C
Valdosta CPAs Honor Accounting Scholars
Jn 27 96 91(256), 3-C
Valdosta State Professor Appearing on CNBC Show
My 2 96 91(200), 5-A
Valdostan First African-American Selected for Top Kiwanis District Post
Fe 25 96 91(133), 1-C
VMS Takes Home Trophy
Mr 18 96 91(156), 3-A
VSU Affirmative Action Office Gets New Name, New Location
Fe 16 96 91(124), 7-A
VSU Chamber Singers, Concert Choir Perform
Mr 14 96 91(151), 8-C
VSU Class Conducts Survey
Nv 3 96 92(19), 1-A
VSU Concert Band Performs
My 31 96 91(229), 9-A
VSU Diversity Week Starts Saturday
Ap 20 91(188), 1-A
VSU Funds Passed
Fe 15 96 91(123), 1-A
At VSU Gallelry "Reality Portrayed Askew"
Sp 19 96 91(340), 1-B
VSU Gallery Features Senior Art Exhibition Through Wednesday
Jn 4 96 91(233), 1-B
VSU Gallery Presents Mitch Lyons: Clay Monoprints
Nv 21 96 92(38), 1-C
VSU Getting Satellite Uplink
My 27 96 91(225), 2-A
VSU Greets 1996 with Expansion
Ja 1 96 91(78), 1-A
VSU Hosts International Trumpet Player
Dc 13 96 92(59), 1-B
VSU Officer Completes Training Center Course
Ap 21 91(189), 1-A
VSU Police Have Wide Jurisdiction
Jl 14 96 91(273), 1-A
VSU Presenting "Summer Parade"
Jl 30 96 91(289), 3-A
VSU Professor Includes Ethical Model in Classroom Work
Jn 24 96 91(253), 6-A
VSU Professor's Fate Now in Hands of Faculty Panel
Ja 4 96 91(81), 1-A
VSU Program Works to Keep Young Students on Right Track
Jn 9 96 91(238), 1-A
VSU Public Safety Car in Wreck
Sp 28 96 91(349), 3-A
VSU Receives CASE Grand Award
Au 4 96 91(294), 7-C
VSU ROTC Cadets Discover Military Fate
Ap 2 96 91(170), 1-A
VSU Sets Record for Grads
Jn 13 96 91(242), 1-A
VSU Spring Focus Begins Monday
Ap 7 96 91(175), 3-A
VSU Students Help with Memorial Quilt
Dc 1 96 92(47), 1-A
VSU Students in Free Enterprise Wins Southeastern Contest
My 14 96 91(212), 1-B
VSU Students Return to Parking Woes, Drinking "Raids"
Sp 20 96 91(341), 1-A
VSU Students Work Toward the Olympics' Bright Lights
Mr 3 96 91(140), 1-A
VSU Takes Third in National Mock Trial Competition
Mr 21 96 91(158), 1-C
VSU Theatre Performing "Kismet"
My 23 96 91(221), 1-C
VSU Theatre Performing on Jekyll Island
Jn 21 96 91(250), 10-B
VSU Theatre Presenting "Oedipus Rex"
Nv 14 96 92(31), 1-B
VSU Theatre Presenting "The Mandrake"
Ap 18 91(186), 1-C
VSU Theatre Presents. . .
Fe 22 96 91(130), 1-C
VSU to Give First Honorary Degree
Jn 12 96 91(241), 1-A
VSU Turns Grant into Help for Area Mills
Nv 8 96 92(24), 6-A
VSU Women's Conference Planning for Oral History
Mr 9 96 91(146), 3-A
VSU's Front Lawn Is D.O.A.
Ap 17 91(185), 1-A
VSU's Growth Goes On
Dc 29 96 92(75), 8-A
VSU's Honors Program Sees Remarkable Growth
Nv 25 96 92(42), 3-A
Warhol's Endangered Species Prints and Steve Cole's Scuplture at VSU
My 14 96 91(212), 1-B
Workman's Compensation Story Earns Award for VSU Professor
Mr 6 96 91(143), 5-A
Volleyball--Valdosta State University
Lady Blazer Volleyball Opens Home Schedule
Sp 7 96 91(328), 1-B
Lady Blazers Cruise at Albany State
Sp 11 96 91(332), 8-A
Lady Blazers Earn Volleyball Victory
Oc 31 96 92(16), 1-B
Lady Blazers End Spring Volleyball
My 7 96 91(205), 10-A
Lady Blazers Fall to Georgia Southwestern
Oc 2 96 91(353), 1-B
Lady Blazers Fall to North Alabama
Nv 4 96 92(20), 1-B
Lady Blazers Have Full GSC Slate
Oc 10 96 91(361), 3-B
Lady Blazers Pull out Win
Sp 26 96 91(347), 2-C
Lady Blazers Rally to Win Key Match
Nv 7 96 92(23), 6-B
Lady Blazers Sweep Albany State
Sp 21 96 91(342), 1-C
Montevallo, Injuries Hurt Lady Blazers
Oc 27 96 92(12), 2-B
Valdosta State Loses Volleyball Opener
Au 31 96 91(321), 1-B
VSU Earns Shoney's Sweep
Sp 8 96 91(329), 1-B
VSU Picked Fourth in Volleyball
Au 19 96 91(309), 1-B
VSU Volleyball Falls in Tourney
Nv 17 96 92(34), 2-B
VSU Volleyball Falls to North Florida
Sp 19 96 91(340), 1-C
VSU Volleyball Hosts WGC Tonight
Nv 6 96 92(22), 1-B
VSU Volleyball Opens Tonight
Au 30 96 91(320), 1-B
VSU Volleyball Seniors Go out Winners
Nv 11 96 92(27), 1-B
VSU Volleyball Set for GSC Tourney
Nv 15 96 92(32), 2-C
VSU Volleyball Signs Star Recruit
Mr 20 96 91(157), 1-B
VSU Volleyball Splits a Pair
Oc 14 96 91(365), 1-B
VSU Volleyball Team Drops Two
Oc 13 96 91(364), 1-B
VSU Volleyball Team Drops Two in GSC
Sp 15 96 91(336), 1-B
VSu Volleyball Team Sweeps Past Flagler
Oc 17 96 92(2), 1-B
VSU Volleyball Team to Host North Florida
Sp 18 96 91(339), 1-B
VSU Volleyball Team Wins GSC Opener
Oc 6 96 91(357), 1-B
VSU Volleyball Team Wins Two of Three
Oc 20 96 92(5), 1-B
VSU Women Fall in Finale of Challenge
Sp 9 96 91(330), 1-B
VSU Women Second, Men Fourth in GSC
Oc 28 96 92(13), 1-B
VSU's Caouette Earns GSC Volleyball Award
Nv 13 96 92(30), 1-B