Tech Corner with Louis Arias This not-so-fairy-tale began as a generously compensated secret shopper job opportunity received through my DSC email. It (supposedly) came from a fellow student who also works at the college. Another one of my classmates, who also received this email and knew I was looking to Continue reading Online Scams’ Sophistication Can Fool Even Seasoned Pros
Kyra Lieberman – In Motion Staff Writer Fifty years after the Apollo 11 launch first landed humans on the moon, Dr. Douglas Peterson himself is taking one giant leap. On Sept. 10, he hands over the reins to his successor, Trent Berning, as Chair of the Mike Curb College of Continue reading Beloved Conductor Ends Career on High Note
Heather Riddell – In Motion Special Innovative technology has made numerous aspects of life easier, including unethical applications of the internet used in academic fraud, also known as cheating. Although cases of plagiarism and other forms of academic dishonesty have been around for centuries, it seems that with the invention Continue reading Cheating Brings New Challenges in Digital Age
Louis Arias – Staff Writer Since time immemorial, gold has been a highly sought commodity. Just a century ago, the most valuable commodity was oil. Recent articles in the New York Times, Forbes and the Economist claim that today’s most valuable commodity is data. But is it? Hugely successful corporations Continue reading New Millennia Midas Touch Lies in Online Data
Heather Riddell – In Motion Special With the invention of digital cameras and image making, it looked like analog photography was another victim of digital disruption. But, surprisingly, this vintage art form is on the upswing. Ten years ago, employees at Colonial Photo and Hobby Inc. in Orlando were told Continue reading Classic Film Photography Finds New Life
In Motion Staff Reports The National Junior College Athletic Association has selected Daytona State College to host NJCAA National Championship contests in women’s golf and women’s soccer in 2021. The soccer tournament will take place Nov. 15-20, 2021 at DSC’s stadium on the Daytona Beach Campus. In 2018, just one Continue reading Dsc Athletics Lands Plum Tournaments in 2021
Jarred Walker – Staff Writer Studies show that 82% of Americans want to be more environmentally friendly, but only 31% say they always recycle. Luckily, on April 22 of every year, Earth Day is celebrated worldwide by millions to raise awareness for environmental protection. Daytona State College is no exception to Continue reading Earth Day Sheds Light on Environmental Concerns
Louis Arias – Staff Writer Ah-ha moments that change an individual’s perception of reality are game changers. They provide the vision needed to transform common lives to outstanding ones. Understanding what Daytona State College’s Advanced Technical Certificate in Project Management can do for a career can be a life game-changer. It Continue reading Project Management Program Meets April 15 in Madorsky
