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Category Archives: Opinion
Revelation Shows Importance of Support
Veronica Kimmel In Motion Special A little over 13 years ago, I received a phone call from my mom. She said she had something important to tell me and couldn’t do it over the phone. I can’t stand being told that I need to be told something at a later Continue reading Revelation Shows Importance of Support
Ringing in the New, Tearing down the Old
Staff Editorial This spring students and faculty will get to enjoy Daytona State’s new 84,000-square-foot Student Center. Nearly two years after the groundbreaking ceremony on May 4, 2017, the building will house many current student-life activities, including a new library, cafeteria, game room and meeting rooms for clubs, among many Continue reading Ringing in the New, Tearing down the Old
Pets are not the perfect present
Staff Editorial It’s Christmas morning and a little boy or girl’s face lights up — a puppy! It’s a surprise to them and before New Year’s it will be a surprise to their parents when that adorable puppy wrapped in a bow on Christmas day still needs to be taken Continue reading Pets are not the perfect present
Nowhere to run, nowhere to hide — climate change coming
Kyra Lieberman In Motion Staff Writer Change is not immediate, but it is imminent. By 2030, we must decrease our annual emissions by half to help curb the magnitude of the effects of climate change. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, a consortium of scientists and leaders from around the Continue reading Nowhere to run, nowhere to hide — climate change coming
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We Need More Than “First Step” for Homeless Shelter
Staff Editorial The city of Daytona Beach is pushing forward with its plans to build a $6 million, 100-bed homeless shelter near the Volusia County Jail, located west of Interstate 95. The First Step Shelter for homeless adults is behind schedule and desperately needed, but people throughout the community wonder Continue reading We Need More Than “First Step” for Homeless Shelter
Amendments Serving an Underhanded Agenda
Kyra Lieberman In Motion Staff Writer On Nov. 6, Florida has 12 constitutional amendments are on the ballot, with five being bundled. According to the Tampa Bay Times, it’s the most amendments voters have had to face since 1998. A “bundled” amendment includes more than one issue and those issues Continue reading Amendments Serving an Underhanded Agenda