Alastair Nelson, Staff writer That’s right, financial help is available to any DSC student who has been financially affected by the Covid-19 pandemic, regardless of whether or not you receive traditional financial aid. I received an additional $2,000 last semester through the CARES Act. The CARES Act was a sprawling Continue reading Free Money, Well, Sort of
Lyle Topping, Feature Writer “What mental health needs is more sunlight, more candor, more unashamed conversation.” -Glenn Close The point of this article is not to take attention away from women’s mental health, but to shine a glimmer of light on a side of mental health that, for the most Continue reading We Have Emotions Too
Adrianne Toles-Williams, Managing Editor Time and time again the political conversation is avoided for many reasons that may include wanting to avoid disputes and arguments with peers, for lack of the necessary information to form a sound opinion, or even from the belief that just one opinion and one vote Continue reading Your Community, Your Voice, Your Vote
Alastair Nelson, Staff Writer Early this year the Daytona Beach City Commission gave the 80th annual Bike Week the green light in hopes that the event would give the local economy a much needed shot in the arm. (Pun totally intended) And so, with zero regard for the safety of Continue reading Bike Week Rolls on Despite Pandemic
Lyle Topping, Staff Writer “Let us not seek the Republican answer or the Democratic answer, but the right answer. Let us not seek to fix the blame for the past. Let us accept our own responsibility for the future.” – John F. Kennedy There has been a noticeably large sense Continue reading Republican Club on campus
More than 22 million Americans filed for unemployment benefits in the past month. Jobless numbers like this have never been seen before, but these numbers don’t scratch the surface of the amount of people who have actually lost their jobs, only the people who are willing and able to apply to receive benefits. They do not count the part-time workers who lost their jobs, people who are unable to file for unemployment and undocumented workers. As many as one in four Americans may now be unemployed. Continue reading Time for a universal basic income is now
Florida has the most disenfranchised citizens in the United States, with nearly 1.7 million felons unable to vote. Across the U.S., more than six million felons have not had their voting rights restored. In 47 states, civil rights, including the right to vote, are automatically restored once the Continue reading Florida’s modern poll tax must end
Sue Small-Kreider – In Motion Staff Writer When I was given the assignment at the beginning of March to write about attending a college media conference in New York City, I had planned on talking about how being part of a college club is a great way to learn Continue reading Keep calm and carry on
