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 > Sure, they’re Stealing, but are they…
Corruption in Georgia is at its azimuth. Voters are quite aware, and have been for some time. Nick Rudnik, Valdosta Today Opinion Contributor In the old south, candidates for public office could be divided into…
Rudnik > The Allure and Conceit of Reform—and…
As Humans we yearn to make our Societies Safer and Better. And that’s often all that matters. Nick Rudnik, Valdosta Today Opinion Contributor In 1950 Ray Bradbury published among his most coveted works, The Martian…
Rudnik > A College Education at the Twilight…
As the Great Liberal Arts Bust Begins, What does it Say about the State of American Higher Education? Nick Rudnik, Valdosta Today Opinion Contributor The women’s liberal arts college: a relic from an age quite…
Rudnik > Vaccines and the “Survival of the…
Nick Rudnik, Valdosta Today Opinion Contributor: The Anti-Vaccine Movement is a Result of Erroneous Concerns, Misplaced Fear In 1973, pioneering vaccine researcher Jonas Salk penned The Survival of the Wisest. Salk’s work was a zeitgeist.…
Rudnik > The Ghosts of “Selma”
Nick Rudnik, Valdosta Today Opinion Contributor: Ava DuVernay’s “Selma” is, in a word, haunting. “Selma” represents struggle. The very name of the rural Alabama hamlet has become a rather ubiquitous heuristic of great human tumult—and…