VALDOSTA — The Quality of Life Association celebrates black history month with a narrated living timeline showcasing many famous Black history figures of yesterday and today. The fundraising event titled, “All Shades Art Exhibit and…
Rudnik > Static on the Television Set
The Hollow Content of American Reality TV Hits Home in Valdosta Nick Rudnik, Valdosta Today Opinion Contributor: Postwar Americans saw rapid changes in their lifestyles. The oft-championed “greatest generation,” born in the 1920s, coming of…
Rudnik > President Obama’s Department of Precrime
Indefinite detention—because they could, might, may, very well commit a crime. Nick Rudnik, Valdosta Today Opinion Contributor “The Minority Report” is a 1956 short by acclaimed science fiction writer Philip K. Dick. In it, we…
Rudnik > Why I’m Not Reading Harper Lee’s…
Some stories need not be retold. Nick Rudnik, Valdosta Today Opinion Contributor: Great stories don’t necessarily need sequels. Would Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby or Nabokov’s Lolita enthrall us in the same way if there was…
Rudnik > Fly Me to the Moon?
The Desperate Need for a Comprehensive U.S. Space Policy Nick Rudnik, Valdosta Today Opinion Contributor: In 1964 Frank Sinatra put the song “Fly Me to the Moon” on top of the charts. The tune, hitting…
Rudnik > The Prospect of a Nuclear North…
Nicholas A. Rudnik, Valdosta Today Opinion Contributor: A Nuclear North Korea Means One Thing for Certain: The Human Race Hangs in the Balance In the black-and-white 1951 film adaptation of the science fiction film The…