By Quenby Sheree Now on display at the Southeast Museum of Photography, the “Fluidrive” series spans over six years and is concerned with forms of story-telling. Curtis Wehrfritz’s daguerreotype images are very much involved with theatrics and are inspired by his primary focus of filmmaking and playwrighting. “Fluidrive” is something straight out of the dark fairytale I longed to live in as a Gothy Continue Reading »
[ Read More → ]By Aaron Waters Daytona State Women’s Basketball is looking towards a strong finish in conference play for a chance at capturing a ninth championship. The Falcons are eyeing the competition that stands in the way of their goal of adding another title to the once dominant program. The team has been trending upwards under Head Continue Reading »
[ Read More → ]By Kyle McCarthy It may not be obvious to everyone, but Florida is a big sports state. In the three major sports, the NBA, NFL and MLB, Florida holds seven teams. California holds an astonishing twelve and Texas has seven. The New York metropolitan area only has six teams. However, those Florida teams aren’t always Continue Reading »
[ Read More → ]By Thomas Lynn We weren’t watching the race — we were a part of it. Standing in the thick air of gasoline, the roar of engines that make ears bleed, drifting clouds of burnt rubber, causing crippling fits of spasmodic coughs. There was no reason to follow what we were so clearly devoured by. Buzzing voices over the loudspeaker filter through my ear Continue Reading »
[ Read More → ]By Arden Gregory With the warmer weather in recent weeks, and the lack of rain, conditions have been perfect for the start of the spring baseball and softball season at Daytona State College. The Lady Falcons have been elevated, with a record of 9-1. It seems Head Coach Sabrina Manhart has her girls finely tuned Continue Reading »
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